Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-02

and painted, and occupied by several
young ladies' f. J. Jonesy, captain
Plumbers Union, Nd. 516, in line
with a full membership. Robert At
kinson, captain.
l. 3. e, w., No. Psi electrical
workers,) had a decorated float,
being the wagon ON which the street
car men repair the overhead wiring
in the city for the street car company
and other purposes, which bore ban
ners with initials and number Of the
local union, followed by the member
ship in automobiles. B. F. Bingham,
Captain capt .>>.>
B. 1. l.. of A., No. S5S, (bartenders)>
with twenty men il line, Jim Har-
grove, captain.
Eagle Iron Workers entered float
which carried boiler with several
men at work OH same
|. B. and B. of H., No. ), (black-
smiths) numbering forty-one men,
bers in line in uniform, following
their float, which was huge anvil
on wheels and drawn by the men.
Fred Enderby, captain.
Painters and Decorators Local No.
665, with thirty-six men in line in
white uniforms, following their
decorated, float. which carried a large
banner with the label painted there
on. V. G. Douglass, captain.
I. A. of NJ. Cotton Belt Lodge No.
81, with the full membership in u.l1-
form in line, followed a decorated
float, which represented the lodge
room with the various officers in
their respective places. The float
was equipped with desks, chairs, etc.,
and was very attractive,
Ladies' Auxiliary of the l. "A. of NJ,
followed in automobiles, with ban
ners on the sides of the cars I'M
mediately following the ladies came
an automobile load Of children bear
ing banner inscribed Coming Mem
bers of the I. A. of NJ. and L. A. of
the i. A. of M.
j. B. l. U. of A., No 521 (barbcrs)
were in line in uniform with full
membership. Their banner contain
ed shop working card, with the
initials of the lodge surrounding the
card. C. A. Goshorn, captain.
Cigar Makers Union, No. III, with
a full membership, occupied a deco
rated float which was very attractive.
The membership of this local only
numbers eight men and their exhibit
was very creditable. Hyman Soltz,
captain.
First Regiment Band.
Froug automobile decorated with
banners.
Young Mems Progressive Business
League with fifty i'll line, bearing
banners inscribed with catchy slo-
gans of progress.
Chief A. c. Briener, with four fire
men, in an automobile. This was the
Chiefs emergency squad" each man
having a Babcock fire extinguisher,
ready to put out any blaze that might
start on any of the decorated floats
or at points along the line of march.
Immediately following Chief
Briencr's automobile came the APP
paratus of the three companies of the
city, all decorated and carrying
full complement of men in uniform.
Seymour Furniture Company fol-
lowed with a decorated float.
The local w. c. 7. U. followed
with a decorated float, loaded with
children.
r. J. Hays, contractor AID builder,
decorated float; Anchor Furniture
Company, decorated float; Jones &
Laws. decorated float; American
Excelsior Laundry Company, four
laundry wagons and a water tank;
Fox Bros. Hardware Company. vehic-
lie display; Steed Grocery Company.
decorated float; Peachy Plug (tobac
COZ decorated float; Feinbcrg aud
Buerkle. decorated float; Wcstbrook
Grain and Commission Company,
with decorated motor truck drawing
Brotherhood of Railroad .Trainmen,
No. ). float. Which was miniture
caboose. bearing the regular stencil