Evening star., 1923-06-08
EIGHT BIG DIVISIONS
PORTRAY U. S. HISTORY
IN SERIES OF FLOATS

The line Of march in the division
of floats in last nights parade and
those who participated in the ex-
hibits follows.
Welcome fioat-Charles Q. Pea
cock: chairman: Miss E1izabeth
west; A. NJ. EnSor. Clarendon; Will
liam NJ. Loman, 205 Sherman street.
Takorna Park; s. J. Buynitsky. 1522
Lamont; r. o. Huff. 235 Willow
street, Takoma Park, and Gilbert NJ.
Hutchinson.
Mecca Temple of New York; Father
Knick erbocker, Isidor Fajans; Moth
er, Henry NJ. Walter; children, eight
members Of Washington chapter Of
Junior Order of De Molay and
twelve Southeast Washington. boys.
Boutni Temple of Baltimore; po-
tentate j. Monroe Holland. and Mrs.
Marion buckingham, Miss Marga ret
Langman. Miss Louise Krauss, Miss
Anna Mclean, Miss Mae Brownley,
Obrecht, Miss Leona Nackel, Mrs
Lawrence Edberg, Miss Florence
Rooms, Mrs. Marie Miller, Miss Viola
Varino, Miss Mary Bowen and Miss
Edna Greinus.
Second Division.
Solomons Temple. symbol and in
spiration of Masonry-Carlton G.
l.,
chairman; Richard Ledger, 1345 Frank
lin street northeast; Robert Tolson, Her
bert Sherwood. Clarence Curtis Robert
Bancroft. 1925 18th street; c. Hawk,
Mount Rainier and Lorain Carr, 3626
Davis street, Cleveland Park.
The knights Templar in the Cru
sades-Arthur Goldberg, 1929 Quincy.
chairman; Bernard Goldstein, 2934
Macomb; Craig Mccormack. 1899
Newton; Stafford DeLosdernier. 1860
Kenyon; Dorsey Beach, 1881 Quincy;
George Cook. 1011 1 street; Charles
l.. Jones. 9o3 Allison; Bob Davis, 12S
Maryland avenue southwest, and
Warren Simmons, 1922 Kenyon.
Jaaues- Demolay, last grand COM
mander knights Templar in France
nue., Chairman; Milton Garfnkle, COZ
NJ street. Joe Rice, 1928 Taylor; Mil
ford Brotm8n, 1910 Crittenden; M.
Marseglia., 1920 5th; f. w. Sisson,
GA Massachusetts, avenue northeast:
Abe Sacks, 45S NJ; Charles Goodman
307 18th: Ape Sherman. 1143 7th;
A. z. Aaronson, 432 X, and M. s.
Goldstein. 312 Pennsylvania avenue.
Third Division.
Pocahontas Saving the Life of Capt
John Smith-Edward p. NeilI, 1015 X
street northeast, chairman; Dallas
Fry, 61B 9th street northeast; J. A.
Gregory, 21S Maryland avenue north
east; G. Duvall, 22 Rhode Island ave-
nue.: ]. Y. Hall, 121 11th street north
east: T. A. O'Halloran, Clarendon:
Harry Fowler. 326 South Carolina
avenue; Miss Erma Neill 1915 K
street. northeast; Mrs. G. p Smith,
SO 11th street southeast, and Miss
Ethel Dulin. 1922 d street northeast.
William. Penn Makes Peace With
Indians--John A. Cohill, 1904 ID street
southeast chairman; Leonard Camp
bell. 716 c street southeast; Arthur
Hughlett, COS l street northeast; !;
Theodore Roth, 619h 1 street south
east; Henry Berlinsky, 904 Sth street
southeast; Carl Ronsa. 73S 18th street
southeast; Francis Braden, 1872 Todd
place northeast; Donald Heizer Sill
yer Spring. Md; Paul Rurark, 104 c.
street southeast; Bruce Frantz, 610
Lexington place northeast; Robert
welch, 3s' Randolph street northwest; !;
Peter Gross. 31S 10th street SOUTH
east and Edwin Simons, ia 11th'
street southwest.
Boston Tea Party--Masons Throw
Tea Overboard-C. E. Zimmerman, 912
9Th street northeast, chairman; Rich
ard Graham, 627 E street northeast; :;
Andrew Dusan, 1915 G street north.
east; Martin Ristig, 1915 G street.
northeast; Ralph Boyd. 1915 Fsstreet
northeast; Harold Hardwood, 1907