The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
G. TO OBSERVE
L|NCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
Lincoln Post Will Hold Service
in Hamilton Hall Sat-
urday Evening

Lincoln Post No. of the department
of California and Nevada of the Grand
Army of the Republic will observe the
one hundred and first anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln by ap-
propriate service in Hamilton hall Sat
urday evening, when the following pro-
gram viii be carried out:
Calling to order and weicome-Post Com
mander !. W. Miller.
l., Introduction Of the eolorsLta) Colors es.
Co Song-''The Battle Cry of Freedom. -
! knickerbockcr Quartet and Comrades
Opening Remarks-Henry C. Dibble, chair
Song MY own United states''-L. A. Lar
sen Of Knickcrbocker quartet.
Reading Of Gettysburg address-Comrade
Song Dreaming Of the Days Gone By
Words by Henry {. Dibble. first sung at the
Old Camp Ground. d.''-Knckerbocker quartet.
Address-Brigadier General Chas. A. Wood
run, |. 5. Army, retired.
Song-"In Liberty's Name. - CWagner)- -
America. The audience.
There will be visits to the public
schools by delegations from the post
Friday afternoon. John W. Miller, the
post commander has made the follow
ing details for that day:
Franklin grammer school, Eighth and Harri-
son streets. Mrs. y. A. Wood principal:
\. A. Mclean Robert Finley
William Hatch Mathew Harris
Carl Weber Charles Kraut
Joseph De Mars
Spring Valley grammar school Broadway. be-
tween Polk and Larkin Miss NJ E. Heating,
o. NJ. Paris William westhon
John Dugan E. j. Burke
ii. T. Hobbert
Sutro grammar school Twelfth avenue. be-
tween Clement and California. Miss NJ. Mag
ner, principal:
DIR. William Hilton f. VI. Roberts
]. Q. Hatch c. +. Wink
]. p Medley Luke Dunphy
w H. Snyder John Maison
Thomas Burgoyne James O'Maley
p J. Kelly
Lincoln school. Fourth and Harrison streets.
". w. Stone. principal
John W. Miller wv X. McCsusland
c Mason Kline \ f. shaver
William II. Wharf George Stone
a. B. Cole ". b. Msydeu
Charles Edelman ]. P. Roberts
Julius Copp +. \. Dakins
Horace Mann grammar SCHOOL Valencia he
tween Twenty second and Twenty-third. Rich
ard Faulkner, principal:
Caspar Titchworth J. S. French
Samuel W Bsckus
Mission grammar school near Sixteenth street
Miss Kate II. Crowley, principals
". Z. Estes ]. Fl. Banfeld
Uri Mckee
Hearst grammar school. corner Hermann and
Fillmore Miss \. S. Sullivan. principal:
+. II. Black Michael Dunn
A. l.. Bragg Ed Stanton
4. !. Walker James Hogan
Charles Ellis August Rowe
Monroe grammar school. China avenue and
London street. Miss Anne NJ. Hagarty, prin-
cipal:
Albert Hancock Ethan Allen
John nroullard 4. p. Van Slyke
Charles Weishemer F. A. Blanchard
John SWEET grammar school. McAllister, he
tween Franklin and Cough Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fitz
Gerald, principal:
". r. Woods ". X. Brown
William Hofers George W. Daggett
J. II. Garrett Frank Enos
Agassiz school. Bartlett near Twenty sec
ond street. Miss $. J. Jones, principal:
I. :. Loveuthsl William Healy
Henry T. Smith f. W. Lincoln
John Harrison J. {. Owens
Fremont grammar school. McAlIister. between
Broderick and Baker. Miss Rose Goldsmith
principal:
a. Loane John Ryan
Joseph Becsey J. ". Vane
John Desiker NJ ]. Franklin
Fairmount grammar school, Chenery near
Randall street William DeBell principal:
Frederick Stanley F. r. Burgess
Henry Glaze flames Ginnity
Leonard West Henry Bayly
]. G.. Barr ". W Freeland
Cleveland school. Moscow avenue and Brazil
street Mrs. NJ. J. Paroini principal
William Tuggey +. F. Seagrave
John Kelly James Coffee
Lowell Howe Lawrence Rebhotz