Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23


 appearance in the parade. They were attired in we'll fitting white flannel suits. purple ties and socks and white shoes and wore the sailor straw with the purple band.
 The Jonesboro boosters and the Paragould boosters, who accompan- jed the Elks and some of whom were members of the antlered herd, exhi- bited their commercial rivalry in the parade when they appeared in auto mobiles and proceeded to boost some for their towns The Paragould Elks carried banners You'll Like Para gould and the Jonesboro Ellls pre- scented streamers 'Jonesboro first
 The Helena delegation of only six three "dears' and three Elks-were in line, march as couples, and they were cheered all along the line. The ladies were in white walking costumes and wore purple sashes.
 Assistant Chief Fiveash and Patrol man Mitchell, mounted led off follow ed by Grand Marshal Trulock and his aides. Chief of Staff George P. Darby, Chief Aide Frank Milner, Chief Musi- clan, H. c. Higinbotham and Color Bearer Harold Bluthenthal In the first division his aides were Captain Simon Bloom, commanding; Aides Will liam Nichol, c. E, Philpot and Hardy Kilgore. Second division Captain R. T. Louthan, comanding: Aides J. A. Clement, w. B. Alexander, and C. M Nichol
 They were followed by the First Regiment Band of Little Rock for To- cal lodge of Elks and the state off cials in carriages President Will Steel, State Treasurer Gibson, Hon. N T. Can't and other officials occupied the carriages.
 Wynne Band, one of the best musi- cal organizations in line
 Stuttgart Elks. 100 strong. They wore black coats, white duck trous- CTS, white shoes, straw hats with pur- pie bands.
 Hot Springs Elks, 60 strong, repre- senting Hot Springs Lodge No. 3S0 White flannel suits. with white shoes and purple socks. Sailor hats, pur pie bands.
 Pine Bluff Elks, 300 strong. repre- senting Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149. Tailor-made searsucker suits, purple ties, purple socks and straw sailors with purple band. Each local Elk carried miniature red, white and blue umbrella.
 Helena Lodge No. 659. represented by three loyal Elks and three ladies' the latter being attired in white cos tunes, with purple sashes. They car ried a banner reading Helena Lodge No. 659.'
 Little Rock Elks-300 strong-rep- resenting Lodge No. 29. Each of the capital city Hello Bills wore black coats and white duck trousers, and sailor straws with purple band. Around the right arm was purple band. with the figures .'29.' It is ex- pected that the Little Rock lodge will be awarded the prize for having the largest number of Elks in line.
 Municipal Band.
 Camden Elks-seventy- five strong.
 Hot Springs Band.
 Autos, decorated bicycles, floats wagons and industrial trucks of every description.
 Fire Department.
 Murphy's Band.
 Froug Department Store.--A five passenger Buick, covered with white excello, manufactured by Schack Arti ficial Flower Company of Chicago and trimmed with purple chrysan themums Seven little children were higher than the others, driving foul white doves attached to the front Ol the car as if they were flying in the air. All the children were dressed ir white and large purple ribbon adorned, the hair of each. Hello Bill was brought out on the side of the car in purple chrysantheman.s.
 B. c. Fowles.-A Shetland pony cart which was in the shape of a basket