Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-04

mals. The Helena boosters, with their band. will form on Pine street and fall in at the rear of the parade
 The route of the parade will be the same as the dress parade of yester- day. except they will keep on Sec ond avenue to Main street, thence north on Main to the Jefferson ho- tel
 Parade starts promptly at 10:3o. so be on hand early in order to get a choice costume.
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 Grand Marshal.
 The Prize Winners.
 The prize committee on decorated carriages in the Travellers parade yesterday awarded the first prize to Mrs C. R. Fitzhugh, for having the best decorated carriage. Mrs. Fitz- hughs carriage was covered with fleur de lis and finished with green cry, and presented a beautiful ap- pearance. In the carriage were Mes danes H. l. Holderness, w. T.. Sea we'll, F. c. Chew and Master Charles Wales Ragland, as coachman:
 The carriage driven by Sterling Barrow was awarded the second prize.
 The automobile driven by Dr. Q. w. claGk was awarded the first prize for being the best decorated auto in the parade. The auto was entirely covered wit1 beautiful pink and white chrysanthemums. 'Dr, Clark wa, accompanied by Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Van H. Knox and Mrs. \. w. Scruggs, who carried white parasols, with pur- Dle and white strealf1ers.
 Helena Delegation.
 The Helena delegation is com- composed of some of the best known Travellers and business men in East ern Arkansas, and. are working like trojans to capture the 1910 meet ing. They arrived last yesterday, but their late arrival did not lessen the enthusiasm, as the delegation from the Queen City" immediately formel parade of their own, nearly one hundred and fifty strong, headed by their band of twenty-four pieces.
 The Helena business men show Inc hat mt convention by coming here them selvea and asking for it. They have not sent proxies, but are here in per son. The head of the leading whole sale and retail houses, presidents and cashiers of the banks, the own CTS of the factories, and the leading business men of the city, are here. { As an illustration of the enthusi- asm of the Helena people. they have brought with them the aeronaut who was one of the chief attractions aI the big May festival in that city May will make an ascension in Pine Bluff this afternoon, and during his aerial flight will drop advertising matter concerning the Arkansas Travellers convention of 191O The Helena peo- pie are strong and are determined to carry the convention to that city next year Among the visitors from Phillips county are: K. J. Lam don, J. w. Clopton, H. D. Moore, ,Jno. I. Mckee, R. B. Campbell, A. N Tan ner ,J. c. Rembert, J. M. Vineyard. Amos Jarman, w. 4. Archer, B. J. Cunningham, B. l.. Lyford, Joseph l.. Solomon, president Board of Trade A. P. Coolidge, G. H. Adams. Peter Deisch, Hugo Mundt. R. E. Chew, Jr, D. T. Hargraves. l.. Andrews, F. f. Kitchens. J. T. Hill, William Mccoy, Collie Brush, Gilbert Yaeger. F. R. Andrews, Foster Fitzhugh, Jos. Marks, w. x. Straub, R. V. Inman, 2. R. Coolidge, Ikt M. Meyers. H. o. Hopkins. Will Anderson. Mich Right or. w. B. Wright, George Wiley, w. B. O'Brien, c. c. Peabody. Henry An derson, J. P. Buchanan, John Krich- el. H. N. Houston, T. l.. Lee. Aubrey Burke. J. B. Miles. Jr.. S. A. Woote1. F. C. Horner. James 4. Wardt sec retary Board of Trade; T. w. Keesee, James R. Lanier, Dr. C. H. Trotter. G. H. Vineyard, Leo Burton. r. Ehrman and many others .e,.
 Convention Notes.
 Harry B. Solmson, chairman of the Amusement committee, requests all members of his committee to meet him at l o'clock this afternoon at the Hotel Jeffersop. This is in- pOrtant.
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