The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-12
FLOATS ALL READY.

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resting on Third street; No. on Jack
son street in rear of seventh division.
The management want it emphasized
that all divisions are to form promptly
at the hour of o'clock.
Order of the Parade.
Here is the order of the parade:
DIVISION NO. 1.
1. Mounted Police.
2. Topeka Troopers.
3. MarshaIIs Band.
4. Indians.
5. Stage Coach.
g. Freighter.
7. Scouts.
8. Cow Boys.
DIVISION NO. 2.
1. Drum Corps
2. Battery A.
8. John Armstrong.
DIVISION NO. 3.
I. K. & L. of S. Band.
2. Float-Indian Days.
3. TT. Leavenworth 1927 Float.
4. Cow Boy Days Float.
5. Steam Boat Float.
DIVISION NO. 4.
l. Modern Woodman Band.
2. Float-Modern Woodman
8. Float-Old Wind Mill of Law
renee.
4. Float-Westward Course of Civ
ilizatfon.
5. Float-Great Seal of Kansas.
DIVISION NO. 8.
1. A. Q. q. W. Band.
2 Float=A. o. U. w.
8. Float-Burning of Lawrence.
4. Float-G -Grasshopper Days.
5. Float-Spanish String Band.
DIVISION NO. 6.
1. Holton Band.
2. F1oat-Redmen
8. Float-Prosperity Produces.
A. Float-Cerea
8. Real Estate Dealers Auto.
DIVISION NO. Z.
1. BurIingame Band.
2 Float. o. o. F.
g. FIoat-Corner in Fairyland.
4. Court of Kansas.
DIVISION NO. s.
1. Jackson's Band.
2 Karnival Knights.
3. Float-Fraternal Aid.
4. Float-Moose.
5. Pickaninny Band (f1oat.).
6. Float-Air Ship.
On the first float in order styled In
liam Boys" will ride four maidens
rom Haskell institute, Lawrence, and
,nc man in pant and feathers.
The five from Garnett will grace the
loaf which will be labeled. "Old Fort
Aeavenworth in 1921" The GarneLt
,irls are: Irma Davis, Carrie Spradlin, |
ethel Scott, Bonnie Coleman, Nell Pat
lie.
On the float called cowboy Days"
will ride Nan Lucier, Myrtle Hoffnell, |
IaybeH Robson Bessie Shockey, Mar |
ha Monroe, from Abilene.
The Junction City five have been as
igned to the float styled EARLY River !
Navigation" They are: Helen Kerr, !
lillian stephens, Esther sahlberg, |
dadeline Nachtlan. Helen Ritter.
The Chanute girls will ride on the !
loaf depicting 1.-THE Old windmill" |
lawrence. Here are the girls: Edna |
Davis, Elsie Paterson, Verda Mcclure, |
Helen Sans. Hazel Ferguson.
1.-The First !2ailway Train" is the |
loaf on which Ala Braniff. Nellie Dye, |
Gargaret Stack, Gertrude Knoll and |
arah Lutz of Salina will ride
The five Osawatomie girls i'll grace
he float which will be known as the
Great Seal of Kansas The girls are:
Dorothy Huffman, Mary Smith, Doro-
ny Dunaway, Lucille Braun, Bessie
locker.
'The Burning of Lawrence which
as been graphically depicted by the
rtists working under Albert T. Reid,
ill be a float on which the five Law
ence girls will ride. They are May
Toah, Fern Emmons, Linnie Sheets,
Jessie Lawrence. Mary Patton.
"Grasshopper Days" will be the title
f the float on which Ruby Heller,
,ois Ta!bert, Virginia Braggett, Viva
eastwood, Cleone Stebbins of lola will
lde.
The Arkansas City girls will ride on
le float prosperity Producers" The
iris on this float will be Marie George.
Jessie Davis, Mary Mclean, Ruth
levins, Leta Ehea.
The Seneca girls will ride on the
oat called Ceres" They are Doro-
~ Walker, Erma Keith, Alice Emory,
lillian Mason, Ruth Smith.
ION a Corner From FNairyland"
i'll ride a number Of little Topeka
iris.
The Norton delegation will grace
le "Court of Kansas They are
ellie Conway, Eva Duvall, Nora Nc
lillian, Gay Darling, Tracy Vanderlin.