Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-21
Postponed Pageant "Progress" Tonight on Island

Rock Island Woman-s club-Deco-
rated I'M white and yellow with yellow
streamers.
Mrs. E. ". Lewis-Limousine beau
tlfully decorated. Miss Kathryn
Lewis, representing a fairy, sat on top
of the car, holding long pink stream
ers, which led to three large butter
flies, placed in front of the car.
Rock Island Musical club-Yeilow
chrysanthemums on white background.
An arbor of fresh green leaves
dropped over the rear seat.
Don Sales company.
Covenant Bible class-Float trim
med in the class colors, red and white,
carrying the emblem of the organiza-
ton in a banner over the hood of the
car.
Battles-Clevenstine company.
Great Western separator.
Mrs. Frank Mixter - Touring car,
trimmed in solid white.
A ". Mitchell
| F. ". Roadster, with huge
sunfowers on solid white back
ground.
Kings Daughters - Purple trim
mings on white, the words Kings
Daughters" in large purple letters,
written across each side.
T. H polly-Touring car, trimmed
in pink
Rock Island Baseball association
White. with orange trimmings.
W. H. Marshall-Roadster in white,
dotted with pink roses.
| John H. Hauberg-R Roadster, trim
med in white and lavender
l.. S. McCabe & Co.-Float repre-
senting huge flower basket. in which
eight young ladies rode.
| Sanbo Starter company-F1oat in
the shape of a battleship
United Sunday Schools Fife and
| Drum corps-Large green float. A
ledge, running about the four sides
carried the members of the organiza
ton. Upon a platform at the top of
the float, sat a group of Indians,
among them being the great grandson
of Black Hawk
j. Ramser's Sons-A coach, repre-
senting colonial times.
Lineup From Davenport.
From Davenport the following floats
! and cars were in line:
| Truck bearing Musical association
band
Joe r. Lane-Car decorated in flags
! and bunting, members of the family
| occupying the car
]. A. Lewis-Trimmed in yellow and
white wisteria.
William Bowman-Car in flags and
bunting.
Mrs. H. Z. Weeks-Car trimmed in
yellow wisteria to represent pergola.
| Mrs. Hattie NJ DeLescaille-Ca in
| basket effect in yellow and white.
d. A. R.-Car trimmed in white with
pond lilies. children driving doves and
holding white parasois.
j. A. Heinz-Car to represent flag
with bunting and the American eagle
Mrs. William Hetzel-Car decorated
to represent American Indians, occu-
pants of car dressed in Indian blan-
| kets and costumes.
j. F. Lewis trimmed in naturaI
| asparagus ferns and pink wisteria.
! Colonial Dames-F'loat to represent
old arm chair in buff and white
!
Harmed & VonMaur-F'loat TO repre-
sent old steamboat of 1S16-doublt
deck boat with life size dolls in colon
ial costumes. life boats, etc.
Detroit electric-Purple and white
wisteria
Schmidt Music house-F'loat in vel
low and white to represent music.
Ross Electric-Car trimmed il
green and white flowers.
A Muse U Airdome-Float to rep
resent America with children a!
Uncle Sam and Miss Columbia.
Miss Lydia Hanks-Car to repre-
sent flag
Newman company-Float in Orange
and white, occupants wearing orange
wigs and dressed in orange costumes.
Academy of Wagon pre-
scented to the Academy of Sciences anC
used is early 40s, drawn by motol
truck.
The Moline Division.
Mayor NJ R. Carlson and Charles P
Skinner, mashal and aide.
Lundt & Co.-Float.
Daughters of American Revolution.
New York Store.
Tent No. %, Daughters of Veterans
Hepburn & Pope.
William Butterworth - Decorated
truck.
Mrs. Rose Salisbury, police matroI
Official car, decorated in flowers.