Arizona republican., 1917-10-23
SAYS THEN YES'

Consternation filled the minds of those at second Liberty loan headquar- ters when a special committee consist ing of Walter Brawner, Donald Dunbar and Robert E. Kirk reported, after a visit to Principal R. fnayne Cook Of the high school. that the pupils of that institution would not be instructed to march in the Liberty cay parade on Wednesday afternoon. Not only was that the message which the three ac- tive workers for the bonds brought back but they reported that their of fer to send speakers to the high school to address the pupils mad been de- clined
 While an impromptu council of wal was going forward over the matter the instructor for the high school cadets Capt. Osborne. informed the campaign committee that it had been decided tG have the cadets in line, Mir Cook hay ing reconsidered his previous refusal. Efforts to locate Principal Cook last evening for his version of the affaiI which, according to members of the visiting committee was very spicy interview, failed, so that it is impos sible to present his side of the case to the public at this time.
 W nelHef lllt tlidlltI VIII so dllN luI = ther is an open question as the cadets and high school pupils are now to be allowed in the parade and for this req son the campaign committee may choose to consider the matter {; close,. one.
 Many Uniforms In Line
 That there will be uniforms a-plenty in line on Wednesday afternoon is evi- denced by the calls s,-ready issued for the Spanish war veterans, Phoenix Commandery No. and other uni formed organizations to assemble for the parade The Spanish war veterans call reads:
 For the patriotic purpose of joining in the Liberty bond parade on Wednes- day afternoon, all Spanish war veter- ans and members of Phoenix Camp No I, United Spanish War veterans, will meet at Elks' hall at } o'clock D. in. Wednesday. october A.
 This call is by order of the camp commander
 Eminent Commander Howard H Brazee has issued the call f0r Phoenix Commandery No 3. All Sir Knights are requested to appear in full uni form for the parade.
 Woodmen of the World. the Elk lodge members and Modern Woodmen of America will also be in line. James r. Lavin having arranged with then to take part on behalf of the com mittee.
 Here Is Formation and Line
 So far the formatl Jn or the parade for, Wednesday afternoon has been de cided upon as follows:
 Police Reserve.
 Indian School Cadets.
 High School Cadets.
 Indian School band.
 Pioneer band.
 Citizens and fiaternal organizations
 The line of march will be from Fiftt avenue and Washington east on Wash ingtOn to Second street, north on Sec ond street to Adams. west on Adams {, Central avenue north on Central to tn, Central school where the program takes place.
 Look In Windows Today Today's the day when the window dressers of the city will do their bi 1 for the bonds All sorts of effectiv, 1 designs have been planned showing what the Liberty bonds mean to tn 1 country and what would happen if tn, i loan failed or if the war is not won i The window dressers of the city hay all sorts of surprises in store for tn people and it is said that some of tn i displays would be worth long trip l. inspect. The work will be done toda so that visitors to the city will hay a chance to see what war is like whe they inspect the windows on Wednes day.
 Liberty Bonfire Today
 Flames of the Liberty Fire in Phoe nix which are to mount high in the ali
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