Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-08
PARADE To Be
GREATEST EVER
AlI-States Pageant in Seven
Grand Divisions Will
Eclipse Anything of the
Kind in the History Of
Phoenix

With seven bands in line, heading
the seven divisions of the procession.
the All States parade next Friday
evening promises to be the most
elaborate thing of,its kind ever held
in the state. The parade will be Of
ficered and marshaled as follows:
Platoon of mounted police.
Grand marshaPs car and governors
ear. carrying Grand Marshal Dwight
B. Heard, President j. C. Reed and
distinguished guests, with Adjutant
General Chas w. Harris and Captain
Cromwell Stacy. as aides to the
grand marshal and governor.
I First Division
Major E. P. Grinstead Marshal
First Regiment Band.
National Guard companies.
University of Arizona Cadets
Tempe Normal Cadets
Uniform Rank knights of Pythias
Second Division
Indian School Band
Indian School Battalions.
Third Division
Fife and Drum Corps
Veterans of G. A. R, Confederate
| and Spanish American War.
Fourth Division
Frank DeSouza, Marshal
C. and A. Band.
State. County and City Officials
County and City floats.
Fifth Division
Peter H. Sullivan, Marshal
Ladies and High School Band
City Fire Department.
Sixth Division
Albert D. Leyhe, Marshal
Pioneer Band
All States and State Society floats
in alphabetical order
Seventh Division
E. F. VanKirk, Marshal
Second Section of Pioneer Band.
Live stock.
Eighth Division
Industrial
The parade will form on Adams
street between Fifth and First ave
nues and march east to Fourth or
Fifth street, thence south to Wash
ingtOn street, thence west to Fourth
or Fifth avenue. A reviewing stand
will be erected on Washington street,
in front of the courthouse, and the
parade will be reviewed by the COVER
nor, the mayor of Phoenix and other
distinguished officials and guests.
fine loving cup now on exhibit
ton in the window of Donofrio's has
been procured by the All States So
ciety and will be awarded to The
state society providing the best float
or best display in the parade. The
cup will be awarded by the governor,
the mayor of Phoenix and the chair
man of the board of supervisors ofG
Maricopa county.
The committees having charge of
arrangements for the parade, are as
follows.
Committee on invitation of state,
county and city officials, schools and
military and uniformed organizations
Albert d. Leyhe, Andrew Down
ing, DR.. r. NJ. Tafel, Dwight &.
Heard and C. d. Young.
Committee on finance-Mrs. d. V.
Smith, Mrs. w. H. Higgins, Mrs
Bernard Lynn, Mrs. w II. Nc
Kean and ], NJ. Malin.
Committee to arrange for booth
and decorate same-W H. Higgins,
D. " Smith and Chas. Corrgan.
Committee to select floats from
state societies and ascertain num-
Der Of same and marshals of state
SOcietieS-B. E. Marks, Mr. Fannin
c. c. eThompson and H. p Lindsey.
Committee to arrange for trans
portation of bands and decorating
band floats: H. P. Lindsey. II. II.
Fridline, d. V. Smith.
Committee to receive officials and
guests on reviewing stand-Judge p.
P. Parker, Mrs r. NJ. Tafel, Mrs.
Matte L. Williams, Miss Amanda
Chingren, Mrs. Henry d. Ross, DR.
j. M. SWetnam and James p. LAWN.
Committee on erection and light
ing reviewing stand-W. H. Higgins
Committee on rules for Judging