Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
MAKE PLANS FOR
A PARADE ON 4TH
Pageant Which Will Move
Through Streets Will Form
in Seven Sections.
EARLY ASSEMBLING URGED
Route Covers Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Between Thirteenth and Twenty
Third Streets.

The line or maTcn TOT tne pdIdue "
take place on the Fourth was an
nounced today, together with the man
lner in which the parade will be form
ed The start is scheduled for 10
O'Clock and the divisions will form as
follows:
Section One-Twelfth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Section TwoAThirteenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Section Three-Twelfth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Section Four-Thirteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Section Five-Fourteenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Section Six-Fourteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
! Section Seven-Seventh avenue be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
| streets.
Line of March.
Following will be the line of march:
From Twelfth street east on Sixth
avenue to Twenty-third street.
North on Twenty-third street to
Fifth avenue
West on Fifth avenue to Fifteenth
street
North on Fifteenth street to Fourth
avenue.
West on Fourth avenue to Thir-
teenth street.
At Fourth avenue and Thirteenth
street. counter march will be made
with head of formation proceeding IN
til the end of the procession is passed
1t is particularly requested by the
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tions and floats assemble at desig-
mated places as early as possible, not
later than o'clock. Marshals will be
in charge of each section. Fifth and
Seventh avenues can be used for those
who can not be in their exact location
Any marshal will give directions.
Close adherence to the instructions is
requested by the parade committee in
order that delay and possible hitch |
may be reduced to a minimum
No automobiles, carriages or vehi- !
Giles of any type will be permitted to /
park along the line of march, an
nounces the committee. All cross /
streets east of Fifteenth street, how,
ever, may be used for this purpose, but
the streets must not be blocked A
must be left on each
street.
Judges Are Named.
To judge the floats the following
have been named: Mrs. a. T. Foster,
chairman; Mrs. E. H. Sleight and the
Rev. P. C. Ladd
Makeup Of Parade.
The officers and makeup of divisions
will be as follows:
Marshals- R. S. Hosford, C. P. Skin
1er. a. V. Esterdahl, L. R. Gaylord, c.
J. Anderson, Henry Crandall, Frank
Clendenin.
Aids-Willard Velie, Louis Arp.
Section one-Platoon of police, band, |
R. H. Garrison post, No. 312, G. A. R.,
Company F, Illinois National Guard,
Relief corps. Lucretia Gar
ield camp No. %, mayor and city off
,ials.
Section two-Frej lodge, No. 16, l.
}. s., /. o. S. float, visiting uniformed
anks. Rockford and Joliet, Moline
lerie. No. 1112, F. o. E., Belgium so
.ieties.
Section three-B. P. o. E. marching
B. P. o. E. float, Loyal
order of Moose, Loyal Order of Moose /
loaf. Leola council, No. s, Degree of j
'ocahontas.
Section four-St George lodge, No
s, knights of Pythias, school children
f Riverside Fairgrounds, Stephens
fairgrounds, Prospect Fairgrounds,
ably float.
Section five-Note's band, floats Of
lock Island County Highway Improve
lent association, Fisk & Loosely Co,
ohm Deere Wagon Co, Lundt e Co,
randall Express Co, New York store,
atty Clothing store.
Section six-Floats of c. l. Joseph
on, Deere & Co., Carlson Bros, Shall
ne Bros. A G. Abraham Candy Co,
eere & Mansur Co, Young's garage,
fells and Larson, Tri-City Piano Co.,
ander Vennet Hardware store.
Section seven-Floats of the letter ]
arriers, adult bible class of Methodist
lurch, Shallberg Bros, Mueller Lum-
er Co, John Deere Pillow Co, city fire
apartment, city health department.