The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26

Prophets, their wives ana IdlnH-
les won't have an idle moment dur
ing this session of the Supreme
Council. Here's the official pro-
gram Clip it. You'll find it a fine
guide of what's going on, where
and when:
Monday.
I Official registration and recep-
ton of visiting delegations-Rock
Island, New Harper; Davenport,
Masonic temple; Moline, Chamber
of Commerce.
10 a. m. to 12-Auto trips (start-
ing at Moline, Rock Island and
IDavenporD.
Rock Island - Starting from
Twenty-frst street and Fifth avenue,
Daeenport-startPg from Hotel
Blackhawk.
Moline Starting from Chamber
of Commerce.
(For registered guests with tick
ets.)
! 2 to 4 p. m.-Auto tours, starting
from above designated points.
3 p. m-Three-I league baseball,
browning field, Moline, Decatur VS..
Moline.
2p.m.[Free hippodrome show for
children at Davenport Grotto Stad-
ium.
>2:3O to $50 p. Sightseeing
river trip on Steamer Washington.
free trip for registered visitors).
Starting from Davenport and Rock
Island
3 D. m.-Aviation stunts by Air
! 4 7
ing high building in business dis
trict and aeroplane exhibition over
! city.
p. m, Moline-F1oraI parade,
consisting of floral decorated floats
contributed by factories, business
houses and organizations; visiting
bands, patrols and other visiting
organizations.
FIRST, second and third prizes of
500, $50 and $25 respectively will
be awarded for the best floats,
bands and patrols.
Street entertainment of all kinds
will be in order; bands playing
general good time.
| $50 p. m.-Sunset dancing trip
on Steamer Washington, starting
from Rock Island. Charge of rs
cents each.
s p. m.-Of1cial balls and recep-
/ ton GnformaD: Rock Island, Ma
sonic temple; Davenport, Coliseum;
Moline, Chamber of Comerce
Sp. m-Hippodrome show at Day-
export Grotto Stadium. Admission
It's cents.
8 p. m.-forround boxing contest
at Browning field. Eddie Anderson,
uncrowned champion and Sam Man
del, Rockford flash. (Auspices of
Moline Three-I Baseball associa-
tom.
$50 p. moonlight dancing
| trip on Steamer Washington from
Davenport Charge of IS cents each.
Tuesday.
9:15 a. M, Davenport-Parade
and community welcome starting at
Third street ard Pershing avenue,
marching south to Second, west on
| Second to Harrison street, down
| Harrison to Stadium. through Sta
dunn, north on Ripley to Second,
west on Second to Gaines, north to
Third, east on Third to Perry, north
to Fourth, west to Marquette. coun.
termarch to Ripley, south through
Stadium where a mass band con-
| cert will be played Guides will be
| furnished all visiting bands, patrols,
etc.
All visiting bands, patrols and
delegates are expected to partici-
pate
1890 a. Sightseeing river
trip on Steamer Washington. Gree
trip for registered visitors). Start
ing from Davenport and Rock Is
land.
1890 "a m-Opening supreme
council session in Masonic temple,
Rock Island
Invocation-Rev. John McGown
Stevenson.
"star spangled Banner"-Rock
Island lodge, No. 65S glee club, y
Other numbers: America Tri-
umphant" and Swing Along" j.
w Johnston is director, and Frank
Friestat, pianist.
Moline
Addresses OF welcome-Hon. H. |
M. Schriver, mayor, Rock Island: /
E. G.. Fisher, superintendent of
schools, Rock Island; Hon F. O. |
Lowden, ex-governor of Illinois;
Hon. A C. Mueller, mayor, Daven-
port; Hon. G. p. Skinner, mayor. |
Response on behalf of supreme
council = Charles F. Wardwell, |
grand monarch, Rome, N Y.
1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lun-
cheon to supreme council, Masonic
temple courtesy of Amoo grotto) |
For registered delegates.
= 1870 p. m.-Supr council ses-
sion
1870 p. m.-Patrol drill contests |
at LeClaira mark. staditIrn Davan-