Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-24

High SCHOOL commencement Will TAKE
place at Armory hall next Tuesday
evening at o'clock. The program:
Invocation-Rev. P. S. Miller.
Piano Trio-Mae McCurdy, Maude
Manguson, Dorothy Hunt.
Salutatory-Earl Brood.
Address-Hon. Hugh S. Magill.
Chorus. "Ebb and Flow"-High
school girls.
Valedictory-Gar Shumaker.
Presentation of Diplomas-Dr. ]. A.
Kirkland. president of board.
Glass Song.
Benediction-Rev. E. E. Evans.
Committees appointed to take charge
| OF the Decoration day exercises IN
Cambridge are as follows:
Speakers-Georg H. McClung, NJ. l.
Vincent, Frank Lagerlief.
Band-E. J. Record, ". D. Fierce,
! August Alsene.
Singing-C. B Taylor, Mrs. D. E.
Russell, Mrs. W. E Eaton.
Finance W. Rogers, G. ". Hutch
insoa, Theo Boltenstern.
Programme. NJ. Turner, L. E. Tel
leen. Mary Farrar.
Flowers and Decorations-Mrs J. R.
Mascal, Mrs. J. NJ. Baugn, Mrs. G.
Yohn.
Marshal-Sam Wilson.
Arrangements-A. ]. Record, ]. L.
Hull, ]. Johnson.
Our people are looking forward with
interest to the coming of the Lincoln
Chautauqua assembly, which is to be
held in our city during the coming
summer. We have been assured OF
having the leading lecturers and en-
tertainers of the country. These PEG
pie have been selected, not only be
cause of their splendid platform abil
tiles, but because they stand for the
highest and best things which make
for the uplift of our people. In no 9th
er way for so small an amount o.
money can the people of our commun
:. ity have the privilege of hearing these
y noted statesmen, educators, singers
: and entertainers. SThe season tickets
which are much lower than those o
any other circuit, will admit to all ses
J. sions of the six days and at each o
. the sessions there will be a double
. program, a lecture and an entertain
D ment A number of our townsrnel
4 are assisting this enterprise in assum
: Ing the obligation of the guarantee
. and it is hoped all citizens will unit
l in making il a success. We are as
sured of an unusually strong and wei
l balanced program. Here are som
= of the attractions booked to appear:
Hon. Fred s. Jackson, former attol
no. general and congressman of Kar
- sas; Harold Morton Kramer, autho
y of several books, a soldier and reform
er; Dr. Cole and a band of Pueblo II
dams; Harry Gland and his orchestra
= Mrs. Mamie Curtis, the Texas c!
~ clone" Denton c. Crowl of Sam Jone
a fame; Nell Bunnell, singer of the song
10 we know and love. These are fe'
of the forty or more people who wi
n appear on the platform.
n Mrs. Stein of CISCO was a Cambridg
~ caller Wednesday.
q William Mclaughlin went to Gale
10 burg Thursday.
* Charles Wieneke returned from
- business trip to Geneseo Tuesday.
10 John Wienke. who has been p
* tent sufferer from cancer in the thro;
N passed away Wednesday, May 81, 1871
~ His many friends extend their since
- est sympathy to the bereayed wife an
- daughter, Ruphena.
~ Miss Cren Williams is recoverir
M nicely from the measles.
" Fred Mann was in Cambridge Tue
: day.
II Charles Wieneke is now well equi
u pee with machinery and tools to u
dertake any kind of job in plumbiI
g and timing line.
The boy scouts met at the Meth
r. dist church basement Thursday eve
ia ing
no