I have 3 pictures of what looks like a 'parade' of gentlemen dressed in uniforms & hats with big white furry plumes (my best description sorry). They are carrying swords or sabers too. One group is carring an American flag but I can't count the stars. They also have another flag but is not recognizable. The only thing written on the back is "Chicago K. T." on one and "Muskegon K. T." on the other. I believe it is from the Chicago area since it was with other pictures I have inherited from my Chicago family side. The cars in the picture look like 1920's cars or earlier. The street is brick and there is a candy store on the street and a sign "Battery Service Exide". My grandparents lived in Washington Heights and Morgan Park areas in the 1900's so it could be from that area. Does anyone have any ideas what this group might be? There are only 3-4 people watching the group, some from their cars. It seems odd to have so many men marching and no one watching. Marge in MI