Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-12

nations. The election of officers will
be tomorrow morning, and will most
probably result in the election Of the
following, who were nominated by the
council:
For President-Henry C. Legler, Chi
cago.
For Vice President-Miss Ellen Gale,
Rock Island
For Secretary-F. K. w. Drury, Ur-
bana
For Treasurer-Miss Jane P. Hub
bell, Rockford.
For Members Of the Council, terms
to expire in 1913-Carl B. Boden, Chi
cago, and Miss Emoia R. Jittony,
Champaign.
For Finance Directors-S. A. Foley,
Lincoln; Miss Anna F. Hoover, Gales
burg, and Mrs. Alice G. Evans, Deca-
tur
The session this afternoon was held
at the First Methodist church, and
was a joint meeting of the Iowa and
Illinois delegates. Miss Edna Lyman
presided at the meeting. Editions of
Classics for Children" was the general
topic and was discussed by many in
attendance.
Reunion Dinner Tonight
This evening at o'clock there will
be reunion dinner of Illinois Library
School alumni at the New Harper.
This evenings session VIII be at st.
Johns Methodist church, Davenport.
Fairgrounds" and The Chicago Pub
lie Library will be the subjects of adj
dresses by E. B. DeGroot and H. E.
Legler of Chicago.
The session tomorrow morning will
open at $3.50. At 10 o'clock there will
be a general session. In the afternoon
there will be a joint session at ST
Johns Methodist church, Davenport.
After the program the delegates will
be taken for an automobile ride by the
Davenport Automobile club members.
The convention will be brought to a
close tomorrow afternoon.
Delegates Register.
Those who are registered at the con-
vention are: Nellie E. Parham, Bloom
ington; Margaret Dunbar. Macomb:
Ella L. Sawyer, Geneseo; Maude |
Thayer, Springfield; Sadie F. Murphy, |
Sterling; Bella c. Hopper, Joliet: Eliz-
abeth B. Midnight, Joliet; Anna P. |
Doughty, Joliet; Celia NJ Miles, Cen
tralia; Minnie A. Dill, Decatur; Har-
net Lane, Freeport; Nellie NJ. Reese, |
Pana; Mary E. Chem, Chicago;
Blanche Gray. Nation; Rena Bauck-
nan, Joliet; Sarah Coventry, Edwards
vile; Mary J. Booth, Charleston; Anna
VI. Smith. Pekin; Elizabeth Weyrtch,
Pekin; Lizzie L. Powell, Cairo; Luce
Anna Clinton, Charleston; Cora NJ
Simmons, Marseilles; Jennie Swerdt-
eger, Attamont; Mabel Jewell, Alta
mont; Louise B. Kresue, Chicago; /
1ugenia Allen, Chicago; P. Wolter,
Chicago; Josiah T. Reade, Galesburg;
Henry E. Legler, Chicago; ]. H. Free
nan, Chicago; James Shaw, Aurora;
:. 8. Wilcox, Peoria; Kathryre Cole
nan, LaSalle; Mrs. e. L. Peletcher,
ottawa; Elizabeth Laidlaw, Spring
eld; Clara L. Abel, Springfield; Fan
y NJ. Burlingame, Earlville; Rather
ne L. Abbott, Elgin; Maude E. Hen .
ing, Plano; Lucia Goroin, Carpenters
file; Mary B. Lindsay, Evanston; F.
:. Snohr, Chicago; F. E. Smith, Car
entersvflle; Ruby F. Aubere. Ha-
ana; Lenore Wall, Quincy; Margaret
tengeir, Quincy.
Anna F. Hoover, Galesburg; Mae e.
1urray, Galesburg; Mrs. Ollie Green,
P. L. Windsor, Urbana;
'harles J. Barr, Chicago; Irene War
en-, Chicago; c. B. ROden, Chicago:
I. C. REMAIN, Springfield; Elizabeth
burnside, Peoria; Adah F. Whitcomb,
hicago; Mary w. Wood, Chicago;
.yra o. Brie1, Galena; Ava Elizabeth
Turst, Galva; Emily H. Cartwright,
RECON: Caroline Akin, Winnetka; H.
. Miner, Normal; Samuel s. Greeley, y
Ruth Thomas and Marie u
rOWn Moline