Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-03

man Camp, sons OF NetcIhHSi rANlii>
NJ. Thomas, w. r. c.: Ladies OF the
G. A. r.. Spinning Wheel Chapter, D.
A. r.; Marshalltown Chapter, ID. A. X.
Division Five--Fraternal societies,
w. Il. Leech. commander. Electric
Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah, float;
Electric Lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah;
ROYAL Neighbors, float! Royal Neigh
bors, members; Knights of Columbus,
knights of Macabees, Woodmen OF the
World. Modern Woodmen of America,
L. o. o. Moose, float; b. P. Q. Elks,
Royal Highlanders.
Division six--Foreign born citizens:
British, French. Italian. Swedish Bo-
hemian. German, Chinese, Afro-Amer-
ican
Division seven-Business interests
S. w. Rubee, commander. Iowa Poul-
try Association. Rabbit club, McCar-
ten Electric Shop, Boughton & Bahz-
hat, A. w. Carroll, Marshall OIL Com
pany. d. c. Wilbur Store, Nickel Fur
niture Company. Marion Gard, Henry
Mayer Smith Music Company. Abbott
& Son, Schmidt Hardware Company
Horne & Gelvin. Gregory Coal, Coke
e Lime Company. George 0. Coburn,
Brechtbill Coal Company, Benedict &
Brintnall, E. r. Lay, Levin Dry Goods
Company J. d. Palmer ]. c. Penney
Company, Weisman's Bargain Store,
Spurgeon Mercantile Company, H. Will
lard Son & Co., Casino Theater, Mar
shalltown Candy Company I. o. KEN
BILE, Levin Grocery. w. H. Moreland,
William Mowry A. E. Myers, Over
turf's Grocery, Mike Pagano. ]. A.
Pinkerton, Ed Sheridan. Wilhau &
Halverson, l. r. Winslow, Brown &
Ringold, Good Grocery Company, A. A.
Novotny, George Olson, Roy Spratt, l..
P. thinner, Reynolds e Sheldon, Cook
Bros. Grain Company, Bowles Bill
lings, Benedict Flour e Feed Company,
Weisman's Bargain Grocery E. d.
Batesole, ]. F. Batesole, Joe Bell, Bate
sole Grocery Company, Crosby & Cros-
by w. l.. Peckham, w. B. Donaldson,
George A. Egbert Fair Grounds Gro
Gerry, J. Flower, Rosi Cana, Flowers
Meat Market, r. B. Alvey, Posey Meat
& Provision Company, Ed Routh. Will
liam Bracewell, E. r. Urbine, George
Pepper, Marshalltown Bakery Com
pany, Haakenson's Central Bakery,
Rude Auto Company, Jack Daggert,
Dan Enrigkt, X c. Cycle Shop, l. E.
Huber, J. NJ. Johnson.
Formation Of Parade.
For the purpose of assembling rapid
ly and without disorder those partici-
pating in the parade should first locate
their division and report to the COM
mander at $3.50. The divisions form as
follows:
Division one-On West Main street,
west Of Third street.
Division two--On West Main street,
west Of Fourth street.
Division three-On South Fourth
street, fronting on Main.
Division four-On South Fifth street,
fronting on Main.
Division five-On West Main, west of
Fifth street.
Division six-On North Fifth, 'front.'
ing on Main.
Division seven-On North Fourth,
fronting Main and north to Third
street, and on West State, west to
Third street.
All divisions must be at least 100 feet
apart.
Drivers of automobiles or horse
drawn vehicles must keep at least thir-
ty feet in the rear of the vehicle or
marching body Immediately preceding.
Automobiles for civil war veterans
and members of the Women's Relief
Corps to assemble on South Fifth
street. Fifteen more cars are urgently
needed and automobilists who desire to
show a patriotic spirit on the Fourth
are urged to notify Rev. F. j. Thomas
at once.
Those desiring to participate in the
parade and not listed in the above for
nation should notify the committee>at
once. There is place for every one
and all are urged to show their loyalty
on Independence day by joining in the
demonstration. Bring your flag.