Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

curity, with the Moose behind. The Moose had two significant floats, one carrying little children and the le- gend: "We are protected; our fa- thers belong to the Moose" The Business and Professional Woman's club had a float which won much comment.
 Following a group of decorated mo- tor cars marched the mail carriers of Phoenix and other postoffice em- ployes, with parcel post trucks roll ing along behind. The F'raternal Brotherhood had a beautiful yellow and white float
 One of the most unique floats of the procession was that of the Phoe- nix grammar schools, drawn by 600 school children of uniform size and all dressed ir white and wearing red, white and blue arm bands.
 High School Arouses Interest
 A group of strikingly decorated motor cars and Floats represented the high school, led by a Coyote float draped in red and black and manned by girls in dominos of the same col- ors and carrying realistic stuffed coyote in front. A decorated car was all orange and black as a courtesy to the Fl Paso Tigars. Other floats
 
 years ago as compared with those of the present, and the vocational, agri- culture, mechanical and commercial departments all had displays.
 The high school band headed the military department of the school, followed by officers of the battalion, the colors and the armed and un- armed cadets marching in company formation.
 The Arizona School of Music was represented in the line by a pretty float. B. M. Atwood had beautiful float in green and white with a sign: Peace be unto you" It was fol- lowed by the floats of the First Bap- tist church and the Adams phar- macy.
 Stage Coach and Motor Cars
 An old time stage coach in all its tarnished glory and drawn by four horses was the advance guard of the automotive division. It was followed by taxicab exhibits the first, that of the J. H Cross service, consisting of a horse cab of the veintage of 1903, and a late model motor taxi. The Black and White taxi cars were attractive.
 The Oldsmobile entries created much interest, 1903 Oldsmobile chugging merrily along with it's com rades of 1922 models gliding in its wake.
 The Cadillac group was the cause of signs of admiration. the coupe es- pecially being wonderfully decorated. The Buick group followed, featuring the new -Four"
 The Morgan Motor service had a striking float m line carriny huge Westinghouse battery adorned in blue and whit, with two little girls in costume to match McArthur Brothers Dodge group and the Pack ards and Reos of the Smith Motor Sales company were altractiyely dis played, as was the Dayton tire ex- hibit of the Coates Tire house.
 Fire Trucks Conclude Line
 Ed Rudolph had a group of pret- tily decorated Ford models in the procession, with a little Fordson tractor pulling four big trailers filled with Indian school students. Next came the floats of the Western Auto Supply company the Apache and the Cactus garages, and the Electric Car pet Cleaners.
 The Arizona National Guard lent a military air to this part of the parade. Next in order came the floats of the Pratt-Gilbert company, the Maricopa county highway de- partment, the Lightning Delivery company. Howard and Grigsby, the Sanitary Garbage Can company.
 The Phoenix fire department brought the procession to an end, its group consisting of the chiefs car, the new Seagraves triple-combinatio truck. and the gigantic aerial truck which is the latest addition to the Central station.