Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-23

strated on this float: Liberty gang
pillow, disc harrow, drag harrow, corn
planter, Bully Boy cultivator, Perfec-
ton float, Heider engine, with tedder
rack; Heider engine, with broken
back cylinder hay loader
Young G. McCombs tea room-Pony
and cart, beautifully decorated in
white bunting dotted with pink flow
ers Two young ladies, dressed in
white rode in the cart.
H. C. Cleaveland camp No. 315, Sons
Of Veterans-Float, decorated in red,
white and blue, with man on top, sup
porting a large American flag.
Rockwell Ice company-lce wagon,
decorated in red and white.
Parker Laundry ompanv-Delivery
wagon trimmed in white and white
lilies
Clemann & SalZmann - Furniture
delivery, decorated, and carrying
household furnishings.
Hill Furniture company-Furniture
delivery wagon, displaying furniture
and household goods.
Rock Island Sand & Gravel COM
pany-Wagon, trimmed with bunting
and flags
George B. Herzog, B. & H. store
Brown decorated cart; the colors were
white, mingled with yellow chrysan-
themums; two large dolls stood on
each side, and little girls, dressed in
yellow, rode.
| City Steam laundry--Decorated with
flags and red, white and blue bunt-
/ ing
Sturtevant & Baker company-Dec-
GRATED motor truck and five white de-
| livery wagons; the drivers were clad
in white uniforms.
Mercantile Express company-Mo-
tor delivery, decorated with bunting
and banners.
Rock Island Fraternity Division.
| Woodmen band.
Drill team, Independence camp No.
26, NJ. ". A, Rock Island; captain, e.
| F. Johnson.
Drill team. Camp No. 81, NJ. W. A,
| Davenport; captain, G. W. Skunk.
Drill team, Booster camp No 13443,
Rock Island.
| Woodmen of Rock Island, Bennett,
Iowa, Davenport, Milan, Geneseo and
Andalusia, $50 strong, in command of
L. X. Eihl.
Patriarchs Militant, l. O. 0. F., of
Rock Island, Davenport and East Mo-
line, 40 strong, in command of Major
D. J. Cleland.
Drill team, Camp No. IS, W. o. W,
captain, Joe Cameron, and drill team
of Woodmen Circle No. 81, captain,
Edna Kimbel, both commanded by
Major c. T. Fuller
Moline Division.
Mayor NJ r. Carlson and c. P. Skin
ner, marshals of the day for Moline
in roadster.
Touring cars, carrying Moline city
commissioners.
Mckinley Hardware company-De-
| livery wagon, trimmed with bunting
Moline Plow company-Large float
with band.
| Lundt & Co.-White background
dotted with purple asters, with beau
tiful arbor effect A number of at
| tractively costumed young ladies rode
on the float
| John H. Wallace, insurance-Pri-
vate touring car, trimmed with bunt-
ing and flags.
Fifteen-Dollar Smith-Touring car
decorated with solid blue background
and white and blue streamers.
New York Store-Large float, in
solid white, with beautiful canopy eff
feet. A bell, supported by streamers
occupied the center. and six young
ladies rode in the fiot
| Fisk & Loosley-Pink float, with
canopy, presenting Uncle Sam and
Columbia, in miniature figures. Ar
tistic sketch of Fort Armstrong on
each side.
John Deere Pillow company-Yellow
float, with a John Deere pillow.
Otto Hinrichsen-Market delivery,
decorated with bunting.
Square Deal Shoe company-Trim-
med with red, white and blue bunting
Moran Wall Paper store
Wander Vennet.
Rank Shoe store-Trimmed with
bunting and flags.
| Jackson garage.
| Moline Real Estate Exchange
| Float, with blanket of white flowers
| followed by six touring cars.
Moline Red Men-Two trucks, pref
tily decorated and carrying Red Men
dressed in Indian costumes. Z
Miss Dorothy Stephens. driving her