The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-15
6I[L PROGRAM
FOR PROPHETS
/ MEET DECIDED
r,eht Parade and Sessions In Rock
Island; Day Parade In Daven-
port; Barbecue in Moline.

:. r1-city executive COMMITTEES
.-ru Amoo, Mohassan and Zal
..ottos assigned the night parade
y the supreme council of Yelled
s.s,onhets to Rock Island Wednesday
-s1ing June %. The daylight
ssrsde will be. held in Davenport
! rresday morning, June 27, and the
~ barbecue will be held in Moline
Wednesday. ~ :,
sessions of the supreme council
! III be held daily in the Rock Is
and Masonic temple.
the committee approved a $4,000
tnaret to cover such expenses as
sotel and housing. badges, registra-
s.on autos, music and band con-
ssrts. patrol drills, souvenirs, boat
: s,eursions, stationery, printing,
,ablicity, and receptions for women
yssitors. Forty per cent of this
,otaI il to be paid by the Rock
1sIand committee, 40 per cent by the
davenport committee, and 20 per
cent by Moline.
purely local expenses such as
street decorating, band stands, and
the like will be borne by the re-
spective city committees
Oficial Program.
n II. Cleaveland, L. r. Mace,
otto F. HildebI andt, secretary, and
c. W Thacher, Rock Island; A F.
dawson, chairman, and Realff Otte-
son. Davenport, and Arnold G. john
son and Leroy Vinton, Moline, COM
prising the tri-city committee met
last evening and outlined and ap-
proved the following official pro-
gram for the three-day sessions, be-
ginnig Monday, June 26:
Monday, June 26-Registration,
reception to visiting delegates, day
and night excursions on the steamer
Washington, auto tours. In the
eTening, dances at the Masonic
temple, Rock Island, the Coliseum,
Davenport, and the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms, Moline.
Tuesday. June 81. - Morning
parade in Davenport, beginning at
s:15 o'clock, opening Of supreme
council sessions in Masonic. temple,
Rock Island, drill contests in Dav-
EXPORT in the afternoon, auto tours,
excursion on the steamer Washing
ton, luncheon to the supreme coun-
GIL In the evening fireworks dis
play on the river front. Band con-
certs will be held during the day in
each one of the tri-cities.
Wednesday, June 2S.-Supreme
council session in Masonic temple,
Rock Island; barbecue in Moline,
auto tours, band concerts at Long
View park, Rock Island, at $3.50 in
the Afternoon, excursion on the
steamer Washington, reception to
women visitors in the Capitol
theatre, Davenport. The night
parade in Rock Island will begin at
$50 o'clock, and Zal grotto of Mo-
line will stage a ceremonial. Fort
Armstrong theatre, Rock Island, or
some Moline location will be de-
termined upon later. -....,-..
The Rock Island committee will
arrange for public dancing every
night on Eighteenth street, be-
tween Second and Third avenues.
Women visitors will be taken on
special auto tours, entertained at
the Watch Tower, Rock Island, the
Outing club, Davenport, and in
Moline.
r. Entertain 10000.
The Davis Amusement company
Of Chicago which will conduct a
pageant of progress and other at
fractions in Douglas park, Rock Is
land, that week has rendered its
facilities for entertainment to the
executive committee, and will Co
operate in every possible way.
According to railroad estimates
at least 1900 prophets are sched-
uled to make the trip to the tri-
cities. In addition, large numbers
will come by auto.
The committee was notified last
night that the grotto at Portland,
Ore desires the session Of the SUI
preme council in 1925, the year Of
Its world fair.