Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-15

seats, including Manager Clifton i Dreyfus. This firm employees more people than any other retail or | wholesale house in the city.
 Eagles Were There as Usual. | The Eagles Booster Club, composed l of all the 200 members of Pine Bluff l Aerie No. 209 F. o. E., presented one 1 of the daintest and most unique floats of the parade The little four wheel 1 cart was drawn by four heavyweight i Eagles-E. H. Sammon. James Tolson A. Johnson and Ed Blakeley The ! color scheme on the float carried | out the eolors of the order, red white and blue. Every slender piece in the frame work of which the float was made, was twined with the na- tional colors. Around the body of the float were banners bearing the sign Eagle Booster Club Inci- dentally this club has not only the boosting of the Eagles lodge for it's purpose, but also the boosting of Pine Bluff and Jefferson counuy) The decorated poles running from the body of the float came together at the top, forming a small platform upon which was mounted large white Eagle, the emblem of the order, which had a golden head and beak. In the center of the float was a sus- banded basket, beautifully covered with the decorative material in which little Miss Winona Summons, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs E. H. Sammons, rode. The Eagles and their booster spirit for greater and better world, made a profound impression on the waiting hundreds who watched the parade
 Knights and Ladies.
 A mammoth float, feet wide and IA feet long, prettily decorated, was the representation of the Knights and Ladies of Honor. In presenting the lovely float which carried out the na- tional colors, red, white and blue, the Knights and Ladies also arranged q unique symbol of their lodge. All around the edges of the float were crysanthemeums and bunting. A lady with her children rode in the float while near them stood a Knight in uniform with sword and shield and across the shield in bold letters was the word Protection Pine Bluff Lodge No. 3199, Knights and ladies of Honor, deserve considera- klo credit for the excellent showing tHey made
 \. 0. U. W. Made Hit.
 Pine Bluff Ladge No. 31, A. 0. U. w., made big hit with their handily dacorated float and their order ill attending the parade. The officers heaied the A. o. U. w. section riding i:e carriages. They were flowed by Q float decorated entirely with ,-4!tine and lodge mottoes. The de- gre team of No. 36 incl1l ling tail- tei members rode in the float. Ona of ,, c banners waving from the ton v'iiioa ;'"rao'ed no little attention ,v7: One Hundred and Sixty Five Members in July. You Are Next. There were several others whiel likewise showed the enthusiastic and booming spirit of tais lodge. Behinf t,n float were many members of the lodge on foot. One of the most laughable features in this section ot tl;e parade was black e:esst whict accompanied the degree team ill the float
 Hospital Association.
 The bevy of trained nurses at the Davis Hospital entered the parade il big White Steamer automobile in the interest of the Ladies Hospita, aid Benevolent Association. The au- tomobile could rot be decorated ow- ing to its made and danger from fire c the car occupied by the nurses came a large number of ladies, attired in white costumes
 The ambulance of the H. I. Hold erness Company and Ralph Robin son undertakers were also driven in the parade.
 Beautiful Electrical Display.
 Possibly Pine Bluffians and many others never saw such an elaborate and expensive display of electrical fixtures as moved along the streets on the large float exhibited by the Pine Bluff Corporation and the Pine City Electric Company, during the parade. Much time and expense was spent by the officials of these two we'll known concerns in arranging J.of~~ ID Nnu