The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
EXCHANGE CLUB
CLAIMS LEADERS
AS ITS GU E,S S
Rock Island Clubs
Open Doors to
Prophets. /.

prophets.
E W The Rock IL.
s&eE> land Exchange
club will be host
at dinner at 8 o'clock tonight
in the New Harper at which
five men, prominent in the grottc
organization and equally prominent
in Exchange, will be guests of hon.
or.
The guests will be:
Harold M Harter, Toledo, Ohio
chief justice, and national secre-
tary of Exchange.
Anthony Ittner,S st. Louis, Mo-,
grand keeper OF the archives~uai,d
vice president Of the National Ex-
change clubs. ~
Joseph Seiber, Akron, Ohio,
chairman of the finance committee,
and a national trustee of Exchange.
Lamar Field, Montgomery. Ala,
monarch of Kinda grotto, and Ala
bama state Exchange clubs presi-
dent Mr.. Field is assistant attor-
ney general in his state.
George A Treadwell, New Or
leans, La, grand orator and pres
ident of New Orleans Exchange.
Rotarians at their luncheon to-
morrow and the Kiwanians at their
luncheon today entertained a num-
Der of members of the two organ
zations who are attending the
Prophets convention from all parts
Of the United States.
Six club rooms of Rock Island or
CARNATIONS have been thrown open
for the convenience and recreation
Of the Prophets. The clubs and
their locations are:
Rock Island club, 21s-222 Nine
tenth street
Rock Island lodge, No. $50, Elks,
1855 Eighteenth street.
Rock Island aerie, No. $50, Eag-
les, 40S Twenty first street.
AlloueZ council, No. 65S, Knights
Of Columbus, 1901a Second ave-
nue..
Odd Fellows hall, 171sh-F72o
Fourth avenue.
TIE Masonic temple. 420 Eigh-
teenth street, will also be open dur
ing the entire time of the conven-
ton.
Moline Clubs Plans. ~
Visiting prophets who are Rotar-
ians or kiwanians are promised
something a little better than their
brethren in the way of entertain
ment. for the Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs of Moline aim to have every
visiting member of Rotary and XII
wants at their luncheons during the
convention. If the dining room isn't
big enough TO seat all of the guests
at once, arrangements will be made
TO take care of the overflow. OF
course, there will be something
special arranged for the benefit Of
the visitors.
Every effort will be made to seek
out all Of the visiting Rotarians
and Kiwan mans. and this task can
be facilitated II all OF the visitors
will designate their affiliations at
the time OF registration.
Grotto headquarters will be in
the Moline Chamber of Commerce
and everything possible. will be
done by its officers to make their
stay at the club rooms pleasant.
Continuous open house for
Prophets is the rule among the
numerous Davenport clubs, lodges
and societies, during the three days
of the Gfotto convention. Prophets
will be welcome at all hours in the
fraternal, civic and special organi-
nations homes, and will be given
privilege of every club. The main
Organizations participating in this
open house program are:
Elks. 215 West Fourth street.
- GANnnA
street, TAI Brady street. /
Masonic temple, Third and Main |
streets.
Knights of Columbus, 52s Main
street |
Eagles. 319 1-S West Second |
street.
Turner society, Third and Ripley. |
Lend-a-Hand, 123 East Second
street
Moose, 400 Perry street.
Other fraternal orders are also |
making special preparations to re-
ceive visiting members attracted to
The tri-cities by the Supreme Coun-
Gil.
Lunch clubs will lay special
places at their tables. in meetings
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
Today the Rotary club entertained
al Its regular luncheon in the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Gyro club.
also had visitors at it's luncheon in
me Hotel Blackhawk. Wednesday
noon In the Chamber of Commerce
the time and place of the Ad
eino meeting; the Kiwanians meet
IN the Blackhawk Thursday noon
and the Exchange club has lunch
con Friday noon in the Blackhawk.
Entertainment for the visiting
PROPHETS is being provided by a
bureau in the Davenport convention
headquarters. Blocks of rooms in
hotels, rooms in private homes andt
n special clubs, are being appor-
uoned by this bureau among the
visitors.
The special contribution OF the
n. G. A. is the privilege extend
Gu 70 accredited convention dele
safes and visitors, of taking show
). and plunge, baths and OF using
~ lie wash rooms free of charge. The
Dss swimming pool will be open TO
.fopnets for their use at all hours.
CASING L0CUSTS.e