The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-10-02

/ Carnes, Prof. T. G. Clendelen, Chas
i Cunningham, Judge A. Comings
James Coleman, Thos. P Cotter, Jcs
/ Curry, Frank Il. Davis, Lee b, Davis
pr j. II. Davis, r.. r Denison, Judg,
William s, Dewey. Or, Il. 8, Dickel
i Iaon, Cant T. i. Faudree, Frank Fer
Igrson, Chas. Fouchter 1r., Or. w II
/ fiaids Y L. Finney John G. Fisher
4 r. r. Fitzgerald, Jas II. Ga'ligan
Hon Wnr b. Gilbert. w. p Grea1ey
1 r J. German, Hon Reed Green, DR.
/ W r. Grilstead H. A. Harmon, II. e
Halliday, Samuel Halliday, w. p. Ha'
lliday. S. A. Hardison C. II. Harp
/ Daniel Hartman, L. C. Herbert, NJ. ]
Howley, w. B. Hnette Sr., DR.. ]. j
| Jennelie w. j. Johnston, J. Fl Jones
/ G. l.. Keaton Daniel Kelly. Geo G
Keehler, G. Kusenor David S. Lans
dan. Hon. John M. Lansden, p. r
Langan, Leopold Lazarus. Andrew
Lohr. J. II. Luby ]. B. Magee, William
Magner James Meehan Jesse e. Mil
lier, Sidney r. Miller J. t. Moreland
William McHa!e, r. ID. Nellis. George
Parsons Chas. o. Patier r. g. Pink
Capt, Fl. F. Potter. DR.. j. J. Rendle
man. Judge j. H. Robinson, A. San
tders. DR. Paul G. Schuh, r. G. Senllin
Fgbert A. Smith Elmer Smith, Prof
John Snyder Edgar Stephens, Chas
r. Stuart, W. H. Sutherland. E. w
Thielecke. 3. r. Thistlewood, N. b.
Thistlewood, Frank Thomas, Hon.
Walter Warder, Geo B. Walker, Geo.
B. Wearen. Thos. Williams, Claude
Winter, Srs Samuel White and w Fl.
Wood
The reception committee is request
ed to meet at the speakers stand in
st. Mary's Park at 900 O'Clock tomor-
row morning where a seat in the
stand has been provided for each
member Of the committee. Admission
to the stand will be by badge which
win be furnished at the entrance at
rear Of the stand. It is important
that the committeeman are on hand
promptly as it will be impossible to
obtain admission after the hour
named on account of the crowds and
confusion that may be expected to at.
tend such large gathering.
Children to Sing Choruses.
The school children of Cairo will
take an important part in the ovation
to President Roosevelt Thursday.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Laura
A. Miller. instructor in music in the
public schools have been busy re-
hearsing the ohorusses they are to
sing as the presidential procession
wends its way out Washington avenue
70 st. Mary's Park.
The program for the public schools
is as follows:
Douglas glades at the postoffiee
will sing Flag of the Free"
Sumner High school with the pupils
from the Eleventh street. Fourteenth
street and Thirty-fourth street schools
In Cairo Trust Property's yard will
sing Marching Thro' Georgia"
Stafford grades at court house will
sing America"
Cairo High School at Twenty
eighth aud Walnut streets will sing
The Star Spangled Banner"
Lincoln grades at Twenty-eighth
street and Washington avenue will
sing America"
One hundred and fifty children of
St Joseph's parochial school win oc-
cupy elevated seats in the yard of the
residence of Thomas w. Cannon at
street and washington
avenue during the Roosevelt parad 2
and will sing patriotic songs which
hey have heen rehearsing for the oc-
-asion under the direction of the
nuns. Rev. Father James Gillen has
Laken an enthusiastic interest in the
matter and had all arrangements
made. Mr.. p. T. Langan had the
seats constructed for the children.
The Official Program.
At the park the program as outlined
BY the committee will he as follows
Invocation, Rev. c. II. Armstrong
Presentation Of Chrales S. Deneen.
Governor Of Illinois. by Mayor George
Parsons.
Address and presentation of the
President OF the United States Of
America. Theodore Roosevelt. by Gov
srnor Deneen.
Address. President Roosevelt.
Return Of President and party TO
wharf and boats escorted by Fourth I
Regiment. T. n G.
Presidents salute fired on arrival
md departure Of guests by section Of
oanyiIle Battery. T. n. C.