The public exercises will be held at
Gem Theatre next Friday afternoon,
Feb. IS, at two o'clock, the manager
of the thg&tre giving the use of the
theatre without charge -.To these ex
ercises the public yoi|ihg android ar&
cordially invited and :it is hopedihat?
the theatre will be crowded The pro
gram is not intended to be of weari
some length or monotonous. The fol
Wwing ,r.j
Mnsic v........ v,^. .TnSmimentaT
%xo)ogy. "'':i
Invocation Kev. F. E. Knopf
Patriotic Song-
Chorus, of Sixty ^ohool Childfen
Reading.'......... Miss Lf^si^'HVeblil^
Song
Address—Life and Character
Abniham Lincoln—
Rfv. C. D. Belden
Song—Star Spangled tfaufiej:
Mrs. W £i. Sloane
Lincoln's Gettybbuig Addreas-^
Mips Jean Todd
Song—America....: The 'Audience
Benediction
Appropriate LiircolufCeljrtehary pro
grams will he givni in nil OMrpuitiic
schools tom'rrow ttiivrnOMi conntieuc
iug at 2:30 oVo*k. in the Franklin
building, the pupils by grades,
In the Washington building, all the
rooms will meet together in the base
ment. AH the grades on the east side
will meet together at- Maor*R't» hall
At the Whittier school the two rooms
will combine. At, the buumcr school
the two grades will hold .-separate pro
grams. Jt is hoped that all patrons
and friends of our schools .will atteud
these exercises tomorrow afternoon.
A LECTURE ON JAPAN AT
CHRISTIAN BROTHERHOOD.
Ki.vo S. lntii. the wonderful little
Japanese orator .delivered an elo
quent and remarkably interesting
address at the Men's Meeting last
Sunday afternoon at the Gem The
ater. About 400 men were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the keen wit
and deep thoughts brought out by
the speaker. He certainly has the
proper solution of the Far Eastern
question and the masterful way in
which he handled his subject wpn for
the speaker and his country many
'friends.
