The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-22

floats and sections in the parade will
! be In yellow and white, the college
| collors.
Eariham Is Enthused
Enthusiasm at Earlham over the
| Rotary Kiwanis-Earlham parade has
| reached fever heat. Activities around
the big trucks being decorated AS mas
sive floats resemble scenes around an
ant hill on busy day
The big float upon which a great
part OF the work is being directed,
will be decorated in the college colors.
Figures symbolizing the spirit of Earl
| ham surrounded by the various acti-
vities of the college life will be placed
on the float.
Trophies To Be Carried
Another float, upon which much ef-
fort is being spent will carry the
trophies won by the college in every
! line OF competition. The other floats
| will include a domestic science float,
| one representing Wayne county and
| one carrying the Madrigal and glee
clubs of the college
Members of the freshman class will
be placed at intervals in the line Of
march. Their costumes will be varied
and they will be easily recognized.
Band Makes First Appearance
The Earlham band, which will make
Its initial appearance in the parade,
promises to put all former organiza-
tions of similar nature at the college
in the shade
The band, composed of Is pieces,
will be directed by Raymond Jenkins
At rehearsal held Tuesday evening
selections Of both popular and classical
nature were tried with equal success
No Studies For Day
All activities of the college will be
represented either on the floats or by
groups marching with the student
body. Placards will be used showing
the states and countries represented
at Earlham.
Members of the faculty not having
active parts in the parade will ride
in special trucks. The entire student
body will walk. The Earlham section
of the parade will leave the college at
1890 p. m.
The following have offered to have
one or more machines or trucks in
the parade:
Crane & Wilson, Eubank & Son,
Charles Pitman, Thomas grocery,
Hodgin grocery, National Automatic
Tool company, Davis Motor Car COM
pany (five), Jenkins-Vulcan Spring
company, Lorraine Car company,
Richmond Casket company. Atlas Un-
derwear company, Indianapolis Glove
company, Pilot Motor Car company,
Wayne Works, X. D. Kitchen Cabinet
company, F. and N. Lawn Mower
company, F. N. Watt Casket COM
pany, Steinhart, Reed Furniture COM
pany, Alderman Store, Prices Candy
Store, Thistlethwaite Drug company,
Stanley Electric company, John
Zwissler (three), Lavender Candy
company, Dickinson Trust company,
Weisbrod Music company (four),
Quigley Drug Store, Jays Jewelry
Store, Klute & Smith (two). Omer
Murray, George Nolte. American
Trust company, Union Store, Palais
Royal. Carl Pratt, Violet Ray Art Stu
dio, Ed. J. Hill, Engle Cigar Store.
Nicholson Printing company, Duning,
Lichtenfels & O'Brien, Fulghum's Vic
trola Shop, Ed. N Wilson, Cliff Piehl,
Tracy, Makers Meat Market, Egge-
meier's, Lemons Flower Shop; Jor-
dan, McManus, Hunt and Waterman,
Benzole Dry Cleaning, Feltman's Shoe
Store (two), Teeple & Vessel, Fred's
Clothing Store. L. F. Borman, Neff &
Nusbaum four), First National Bank
(two), Hoosier Store (two), When
Store, Hornaday Hardware two(,
Thompson & Borton, Druitt's Furni-
ture Store, Beckman & Kreimeier, Lee
Nusbaum, Webb-Coleman company