The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-29

Las awarded for appearance Of
and. patrol and Prophets.
y 1ryan grotto, Chicago, with
! :, iuore Prophets, including band and
|Q 1ratrol. in line than any delegation
~ rom outside the tri-cities, won
Laze for number in line. There
Pr Esre I4s men in the group. Rock
Il sbsland's Amoo grotto had 600
y Marching. Zal Of Moline had 279.
Pr Ina Mohassan, Davenport had
1Ss.
e / AIhanbra's drum corps of girls
n lyrayed in white and doing some
Irceilent drumming, and the ladies'
u hin team, in neat blue with white
" r. composed what was easily the
IA zlnost attractive women's organiZa-
III I'm in the great parade. 1t won a
Is kkrize for appea rance
Great Crowd.
ID The largest crowd which saw any
~ N the tri-city parades was esti-
"a mated 10 have seen yesterdays Off
Fe EaI parade in Rock Island. The
DRs Irowd lined sidewalks from curb to
along Second and Third
~ Il venues from Thirteenth to Tween
e-a lies street, a total of II blocks. and
bs In Twentieth street from Second to
k-,aSkeyenth avenues. Estimates put
"a he crowd at from $4,000 to $4,000
be Persons.
Il / Nearly an hour and a half was
aaekken by the line in passing the re-
kiewing stand in the courthouse
IL 4ard at the corner of Fifteenth
h 3treet and Third avenue. A mum
\ Ter of high officials OF the order
IA Aud the judges were stationed in the
hi Seyiewing stand
lr Amoo in Lead.
ld / Anoo grotto's band, in cream uni
bsr brms trimmed with gold braid,
Rss headed the first division, which was
lrs Areceded by a squad Of motorcycle
b. Nblicemen. Grand Marshal W. L
ut Franks. ". A. Rosenfield ami Harry
er HoIdorf, mounted on prancing
n. kargers, were in this division, and
d. he entertainment committee from
PSI ke three grottoes, marching, Rock
hg Island city officials. supreme coun-
a. III officers ana past grand mon
q Irchs of the order, in automobiles,
at followed.
tn \ Marshal Ben Farrar and his aide,
TX hi Bruner. in white, mounted on a
d. hair of sorrel horses, led Division
to &. Amoo caldron's huge float, the
e. bod launch ~Styx," apparently a
|le 4olid mass Of daisies, was pretty
en1s4pot In the line The caldron
81. 4ncers followed in cars. The
[t. haroon-clad drum corps and patrol
IL. k the grotto were followed by The
hs Prophets.
/ Saraha, India napolis. Ind with
= Is picturesque band OF pirates and
i, 9gill team of blue devils followed
nfSrus grotto's turnout Ends blue
Uniformed band and patrol in
1urple. silver. green and gold. made
colorful showing. Jinnistan
.agfrotto, Los Angeles, Calf, had
sateautiful orange-colored float, fol-
jowed by a truck from which SOU
fenir boxes of prunes and cans of
tlives were distributed. kishma' s
he'd and black bugle corps. ALI
Times Atlantic City bathing girl
Ind Koran's Philadelphia Quakers
+, Jyere high lights of the second di-
fision
Alhambra Wins Applause.
l. | Led by Marshal VIII Schroeder
l5Efndi Ray Osterman, mounted on bay
horses, division C was led by AL
tdmDTa starring oJ- LOulS Sii %
kmra, Knoxville, Tenn, followed,
kith its purple and gold clad band
Eazir's red-cIad patrol carried
swords. O-Ton-Ta-La, Toledo, was
distinguished by green sashes over
i red and purple costume.
I Marshal and aide of division D
.sere John Petrie and Harry Knox.
he division was led by Pittsburgh.
-, a prize winner. followed by
saba, Tulsa, Okla, in brocaded
knrple vests and red trousers, band
tnd patrol being attired the same.
Ayalon's big delegation, from South
ffend, Ind, followed. The rear of
1Re division wass brought up by
sd mailman, New Orleans, in red and
is elbow with big yellow sashes.
e Zal Wins Applause.
4 Led by L. r. Gaylord, marshal.
IL Mayor c. P. Skinner and F. ]. Glen
benin, aides, Zal grotto, Moline,
hade wonderful appearance in
4 kall dress, the costumes being so
80 stinct from any other. Zal band