Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-14
LECTURES TONIGHT
Many of Best Attractions in the Country
Booked to Appear During
Next Eleven Days.

II - Anna AlOlls VI AAAA' NAS'' 49,
give a cornet solo, and at o'clock
will be given the well-advertised lee
ture, Seeing the Elephant" by Col.
Copeland. This is one of the main at
fractions of the assembly.
This is the fourth season of the
chautauqua in Moline. and it is now
recogniZedly a permanent institution.
Prospects this year are better than
ever. There is big array of talent,
and given good weather the chautau-
qua will achieve a bigger success than
ever heretofore. Here is the pro-
gram for the remaining II days of the
assembly:
Friday. July II.
2:3O-Prelude, Dunbar quartet.
bloodhound Table, Mrs. Bingham.
7:3O-Music, Dunbars.
7:45-Cornet solo, ]. Alma Holt.
S:OO-Lecture Civic Beauty" il
Illustrated with a stereOpticon, Hon.
Charles NJ. Loring, president of the
Minnesota State Forestry association.
Saturday, July 10.
2:15-Prclude, Dunbar quartet.
2:3O-Lecture. European Policy
and Diplomacy at the Birth of the Goth
Century, DR.. j. NJ Driver.
4:OO-Round Table, Mrs. Bingham.
7:30-Music, Dunbars.
S:00-Chalk Talk. Ross Crane.
Sunday, July IL.
2:3O-Sacred Concert, Cleveland La
dies orchestra.
bloodhound Table. Mrs. Bingham.
7:3O-Prelude. Cleveland Ladies' or
chestra.
S:O0-Sermon, DR.. ]. NJ. Driver.
Monday, July IL.
2:15-Child representations, Miss
Elma B. Smith.
2:3C-Lecture on New Zealand. Mrs.
Helen NJ. Cougar.
4:00-Round Table, Mrs. Bingham.
chestra.
neutrality-suspicious., Miss Elma B.
Smith. .'.
S:OO-An Evening of Magic, Hend-
ricksOn.
Tuesday. July 10.
2:15-Orchestra, Cleveland ladies';
representations. Miss Elma B. Smith
S:OO-Politics and Politicians, Amer
ica's Infernos and Intervals, DR.. Nor
gan Wood.
4:00-RoUnd Table, Mrs. Bingham.
7:30-Orchestra. Cleveland ladies;
representations. Miss Elma B. Smith.
S:00-Shakespearean lecture; sub
ject, The Art of Oratory as Illustrated
by Shakespeare, Fred Warde.
Wednesday, July 90.
2:00-Orchestra, Cleveland ladies;
representations, Miss Elma B. Smith.
2:3O-Lecture, The Russo-Japanese
Struggle, DR.. Iyenaga, of Chicago.
bloodhound Table, James Hunt
Cook
7:3O-Cleveland Ladies' orchestra;
representations. Miss Elma B. Smith.
S:OO-Lecture. "Buttoned-Up Peo-
pie" DIR. Robert Mcintyre.
Thursday. July 81.
2:15-Prelude, orchestra.
2:30--Lecture, How the World
Lives Professor Davenport. dean of
the State University of Illinois.
4:00-Round Table. James Hunt
Cook.
7:3O-Orchestra. Cleveland ladies.
S:00-Illustrated Lecture and Nov
ing Pictures. through Arizona Canyon
and Yosemite to the Glaciers of Alas
ka. Dr. Edward Burton Mcdowell.
Friday. July ~.
2:15-Orchestra, Cleveland ladies.
4:00-Round Table, James Hunt
Cook
7:30-Orchestra, Cleveland ladies'.
S:0O-Lecture. Representative Gov
eminent" Gov. La Toilette.
Saturday. July d.
2:3O-Reader. Mabelle Carolyn
Church. 1.-The Story of Every Man"
4:00-Round Table, James Hunt
Cook
7:3O-Reading, Mabelle Carolyn
Church
s:OO-Concert, Slayton Jubilee Sing
ers.
Sunday, July "a.
2:30-Sacred Concert. Slayton Jubi-
lee Singers.
3:OO-Oriental Costume Entertain
ment: Scenes of Life in the Holy
Land. Miss Ben Oliel
7:3O-Sacred Concert, Slayton Jubi-
lee Singers.
S:OO-Lecture. Behold the Man"
Rev. Richard S. Haney.
Monday. July p.
2:30-Concert. Slayton Jubilee Sing
ers
7:30-Prelude, Slayton Jubilee Sing
ers
00-Impersonations, Elias Day.
Open the door, let in the air,
The-winds are sweet, the flowers are
fair,