South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-19

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Men, Ben Hur, Maccabees, Lady
Maccabees. Circle OF Mercy. Wood
men circle. Modern woodmen.
Woodmen Of the World, Modern
woodman Of the World, owls, Col
ored K. T.
Third Division.
George A Campbell, university Of
Notre Dame, chief of divisio
Notre Dame band. Notre Dame
cadets. Notre Dame recruits, Fail
cons band. Z. b. Falcons. Knights
of St Michael. Guards of st. Mi
chael. St Adelbert's Society band,
st. Adelberts society, NJ. r. Fail
cons, Pulaski Falcons.
Fourth Division.
Gus Haslanger, Spanish War Vet
eran. chief of division.
Ball Band band, South Bend Den
tai association, South Bend Medical
association, St. Joseph County Bar
association, University club, Rotary
club. r. p. A., United Commercial
Travellers, Western Union boys Mer-
chants. Clerks, High school students.
Fifth Division.
Capt. Elmer D. Rex, chief of di-
vision.
Dodge Mfg. co. band. oliver en-
ployes. Singer employees, South Bend
Chilled Pillow company, Studebaker
band, Studebaker employees, NAL
leable Steel Range Co. employees,
Quick Ignition company employees.
other factory employees in order Of
reporting.
Sixth Division.
Fred A. Miller, chief of division.
Automobile section, Red Cross So
ciety.
Wants Strong Division.
IT is the intention to make the
Red Cross division Of the parade.
the sixth, as periodically appealing
as possible. The chief of this di-
vision requests that every automo-
bile owner in st. Jose phi county ap-
pear in il and extends them an ur-
gent invitation to 60 so. He asks
that the decoration. of cars be con-
fined 10 American. flags and that
these be displayed lavishly.
Members of the Red Cross are to
ride in these cars. He requests that,
weather permitting, members dress
in white, if possible. Red Cross
sleeve bands will be provided sat
urday afternoon at the Chamber Of
"a Pod
mem bers are to meet promptly at
1880 o'clock Automobile owners
Will call there at 1850 and Red
Cross members Will be assigned to
their cars. From the Chamber OF
Commerce automobiles Will proceed
10 Lafayette st. and form on the
east side of that thoroughfare
south OF Wayne St, cars headed
north. keeping as close 20 the curb
as possible so as not 10 interfere
with traffic and wait until orders
are given to move in the parade.
The chief of the Red Cross di-
vision requests that all persons who
Will provide their automobiles for
this division notify him at once by
calling Bell telephone 275 or Home
1115. stating the number of passen-
gers he can carry
VIII Occupy Stand.
The reviewing committee. which
Will be located at the east entrance
to the court house, will be com
posed of Mai Fred w. Dennis, exec
utive chairman: Col George NJ
Studebaker. H. w. Eldredge. Mayor
Fred w Keller, the members of the
board of public works, City Con-
troller L. c. Manning. City Clerk
Harvey f. Rostiser. the members of
the board of county commissioners,
members Of Auten post. c. A. r.,
and of Norman Eddy post. G.. \. r.
4 Following the parade Saturday af-
ternoon a mass meeting will be held
i'm the high school auditorium. At
this meeting patriotic addresses will
delivered by DIR. Charles A. Lippin-
colt. Frank +. Herring and probably
Father p J. Carroll and Father Ku-
back. This meeting will be one OF
i the most important events of the af-
+ ternoon and q capacity crowd is eN-
b pected to attend
Announcement has been made
! that the members Of the Woodmen
I of the World and the Woodmen Of
/ the World circle meet not later than
I1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
/ headquarters on r. Jemerson5 St. IN
order that the organization may
/ participate i'm the demonstration.
LETS LIGHT CONTRACT