Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-22


The following is the remainder of the
public school exercises In honor of CO.
lumbus day. continued from yesterday 8
ARGUS:
Building No. 4.
Seventh grade. Miss Mary Carter.
teacher; Reading Of the Presidents Pro-
clamation, Eddie Cohnan; Song of Co.
lumous Day. school; The Birth and
Birthplace of Columbus. Bessie Cleve-
lard; The Voyage, Grace NoftskeI: Poem,
Sail On, Mertie Buck: The Landing,
Rosabel Stewart; Meaning of the Four
Centuries, Myra Bear; REGULATIONS, Nor
ton Merrill. Winnie Huntoop, Mylo
Sculley, John Weiss; Original Compost
tons, Christopher Columbus, Minnie
Jensen, Florence Freeman; Song, Amer
lea. school.
Eighth grade. Miss odessa Wakefield.
teacher; Song. America, school; Address
for Columbus Day. John johnson: Bio
graphy OF Columbus, frankie Norton;
Star Spang'ed Banner. school; The Com
ing of Colum bus. Eddie Hode son; The
Early Life of Columbus. George Reaugh;
Flag of the Free, school; How Columbus
Discovered America. Jake Simon; Co
lumbus After the Discovery of America,
Nellie Allen; My Native Land. schc oil;
me FaIe of Columbus. Grace Stafford ;
Piece of Red Cloth, Grace Custer; The
Red, White and Blue. school: The Ships
of Columbus, Henry Lyon.
Ninth grade, Presidents proclamation
read, John Filler; Red, White and Blue
school; Biography of Columbus, Nellie
Craig; History of First Voyage, Maude
Bear; History of Second Voyage. Mamie
Stewart; History of Third Voyage, Eliza
beth Chamberlain; Eistorv of Fourth
Voyage, Mable Campbell: The World of
1892 Contrasted with the World of 1892
Helen Loosely; Flag OF the Free, school
Ninth trade. Miss Lou J.Philp. teacher.
The Presidents Proclamation, Willie
Al am; An Address to Children, Carl
BeInhardi; Song. The Red, White ard
Blue, school; Biography of Columbus,
May jackson; Equipment of Columbus,
Oscar Jensen; Discoveries of Columbus.
Blanche Guest, History of the name
America. George Bennett; Song. Flag of
the Free, school; Treatment, of Column
bus. Fred Pollard; Columbias Banner,
Maude Wynes; A Comparison of Amer
lea in 1892 and 1892. Blanche Barnhart;
history of Our Flag. Gamma Simmop;
Song. Star Spangled Banner. school;
How the Star Spangled Banner Came to
be Written, Clara Johnson; The Progress,
Julius Schocker; The Columbian Exhibi-
ton. Irene Evans; Effects of the Ext ibi-
ton, Ida HOLMAN
Building No. 5.
Columbia, song bv school; Presidents
Proclamation, Debert Head; prayer, Rev
w. S. Marquis; Address to School,
E iith Qlsyle; The Discovery of Ameri-
ca. Maggie McConochie; The Red, White
and Blue. song by scho Of; Discovery Day,
Annie Lsrkin; Long Ago. Arthur Steph
ems; Landing OF Columbus, Thomas
Stocks; The Story of Oar Countrv. Eu
nice Stephens; The Golden Rod is Y, low,
song by school; Christopher c..
Grace Means, Sail On. Hattie Kenner;
Columbus Acrostic, Howard Plummer,
Willie Marquis, Abbie Hitler. Ethel Fry,
Leila Means. Katie Dindinger. Tom Mir
field. Lola Burns; Song of Columbus
Day. school; Many Flags in Many Lands.
Clyde Porter; Flag of Our Country, Song
by school; Address, Rev. T, W. Grafton;
tablesux.
Building No. 3.
Miss Levy and Eiss Egan's scholars as
sembled at 10 o'clock in Miss Levys
room which had been gaily decorated
with flags and bunting.
March. Salute. Pledge. school; Song.
America, school; Our Country, Willie
johnson; REGULATIONS, Arnt Bolander and
Henrietta Riedel; Selection, school; A
Great Discovery, Rose Holland; Song of
Columbus Day. school; Recitations. Neka
Nelson. Eva Roskey. Christ Daniels on
and E hel Doulin; Address, Selma An
1erson; Speech, David .Sanoberg; story of
Columbus. seven pupils; Song, Red,
White and Blue, school.
At the College.
At AuRustata college Columbus day
was appropriately observed From early
lawn the stars and stripes foated in the
breeze from the top of the college build
ug. At 10 o'clock am. the celebration
proper took place in the college chapel.
A quite interesting and enjoyable pro-
yranme was rendered. consisting of:
March .stolpe
..o..... Chorus, Prof. Griffith, leader.
s-Readjng OF Scriptures and Prayer. Dr. ollsson
Address. The Relation Of the Pie-Revoution-
airy Literature to the Declaration OF lndepend
,-BaiI Co;umbia. ,,,, o. 81 Chorus o
address, The later development Of Literary and
Educational Forces. Rev. F. b. Wilson
S-Star Spangled Banner. .......--::.-. Chorus
i-Be1euictlon Rev Llndoerg
10 -America. -.-..Chorus and Audience
The evening entertainment was left in
the hands of the ladies and the manner in
which they arra nged for this shows that the
spirit of patriotism is not dormant within
Them. They decorated the chapel with
profusion of flags and festoons of bum
ing; they arrsyed themselves on the stag
IN a very attractive way; near the wa
and most prominent was row of 20 La
lies all dressed in red: in font of them