Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-05

stand and join in the parade at the
following points:
On the south side of Fourth. be-
tween Main and Harrison: Marshal
OF the day. flag bearer. platoon of po-
lice, band. speakers of the day. coun-
ellis of the tri-cities and Tri-City Fed
Grafton of Labor.
On the west side of Ripley, between
Third and Fourth: Bakers of the tri-
cities. BARRIERS of Rock Island, Moline
and Davenport, tri-city butchers.
On the west side of Ripley. between
Third and Fourth: Brewers union No.
rs. Rock Island brewers, Bridge and
Structural Iron workers
On the east side of Ripley. between
Fourth and Fifth: Davenport black
smiths No. 101, Moline blacksmiths
No. 461
On the west side of Ripley. between
Fourth and Fifth: Bookbinders No.
%, tri-city bartenders. button workers.
boilermakers No. 81, boilermakers'
helpers
On the south side of Fourth street,
between Ripley and Scott: Carpen-
tiers Of Rock Island. Moline and Daven-
/ port cigarmakers No. POI, cigarmak-
ers No. 172.
on the east side of Scott. between
/ Third and Fourth: Tri-city retail
| clerks. postoffice clerks. conductors
/ No IO6. railway clerks No. 2O3.
West side OF Scott, between Third
and Fourth: Electrical workers Nos.
l54. 1S5 and 100. engineers No. 426.
J on the east side of Scott. between
Fourth and Fifth: Glassworkers No.
-. car men No. 273. horseshoers OF
, tri-cities. fathers of tri-cities.
| On the west side of Scott, between
/ Fourth and Fifth: Leather workers
/ No. II. letter carriers No. SOC. Iitho-
/ g-aphers No. 4
/ On the south side of Fourth. be.
tween Scott and Western avenue:
/ Machinists of the tri-cities. machinists'
/ helpers of tri-cities, metal workers No.
/ 299, metal workers No. 81. metal fIers
/ and assemblers, musicians.
On the east side of Western ave
/ nue.. between Third and Fourth: Tri-
| city iron molders. tri-city painters, tri-
| city plasterers.
! On the west side of Western ave
nue.. between Third and Fourth :
! Plumbers Nos. 3S7, 113. 211.
/ On the east side OF Western avenue,
/ between Fourth and Fifth: Printers:
pressmen, stereotypers, stage en-
ployes.
! On the west side of Western avenue.
/ between Fourth and Fifth: Street
railway employees of tri-cities, stone
3 cutters.
] Oh the south side of Fourth street,
/ between Western avenue and Gaines:
| SWitchmen No 133. tailors of tri-cities,
! teamsters of tri-cities.
! Followed by tri-city fire departments
and f;cats.
' To Have Races Here.
! Arrangements have been completed
/ for Labor day celebration TO be held
! in Rock Island by the Tri-City racing
| club at the Exposition park pro-
gram consisting of automobile, motor
! cycle. bicycle races and other featues
! of interest will be staged.
I Speedy Walters. driving Red Devil
racer from Sioux City, Frank Johnson,
/ driving a Pope Hartford, and Jim
| Parker. driving a Buick racer, are
among those who have already enter
J ed for the races. A free for all motor
4 cycle race of 10 miles will be the fea-
ture of the program. Match races be
tween the Zip and Saxon cycle cars
OF interest will be staged.
Motor Boat Races.
/ Besides the celebration at Suburban
I island and the races at Exposition
park, the people of the three cities
! will see a number of fast local motor
boats compete on the river under
the auspices of the Island City Boat
I ing association.