Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-04

Boise will show its loyalty to the
United States in its present crisis with
Germany tonight by holding a mon
ster parade in which thousands of
people will participate. Those planning
to march and those who expect to be
spectators, should be in place at the
point of formation and along the line
of march, at o'clock. Everyone is
requested to carry flag whether they
march OF merely watch. 1t is to be
the state capitals opportunity to prove
to the nation and state that true, loyal
citizens reside within its borders who
are willing to sacrifice their fortunes
and lives II necessary for the great
principle of humanity and civilization
which President Wilson laid down in
his famous message to the war con-
gress.
ARE No RESTRICTIONS.
There will be no restrictions placed
on the patriotic spirit that is in the
air. While it is necessary to have more
or less regulation in the formation and
direction Of the parade, the people may
show in whatever form they think cor
rect Every opportunity will be af-
forded them to join in the mass meet
ing exercises to be held at the state
capitol. There the stirring national
songs will be sung by the people led
by Ward French, and the members OF
the Boise Choral society.
The speakers who will address the
assembly are Rev. Willsie Martin,
Captain L. ". Patch, Colonel Thomas
r. Hamer, Vestal Coffin and Captain
E. @. Davis. The alter will preside.
The committee announces that no
vehicle bearing firms name will be
allowed In the lineup.
The various divisions of the parade
and place of assembly are again an
nounCed as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Ed Peasley, o. C. F. Markhus. Leo
J. Falk.
Captain-aides assemble Fifth and
Main streets.
Boise municipal band assemble at
Fifth and Main streets.
Governor and staff assemble at Fifth
and Main streets.
Company H and visiting companies
march down Second to Main, Main to
Fifth.
Machine gun company to follow Sc
cond Idaho.
Red Cross assemble on Fifth, north
of Main street.
Spirit of '61 assemble on Fifth, north
Of Main street, east side.
Spirit of '76 assemble on Fifth, north
Of Main street, west side.
Fife and drum corps assemble on
Fifth north of Main.
G. A. r. assemble on Fifth, north of
Main street.
Boy Scouts assemble on Fifth and
Bannock, follow g. A. R.
Uncle Sam float assemble on Fifth
street south of Main.
Navy float assemble on Fifth street,
south of Main.
Battleship float assemble on Fifth
street, south of Balm.
Large flag assemble on Fifth and
Grove streets.
SECOND DIVISION.
William Sweet, w. r.. Teller, Chester
>owley.
Captain and aides assemble on Idaho
ct west Of Fifth.
MANOR lily officials assemble at
ifra ana i3aho streets.
tl5 nsat professions and t'SelS'
committee follow band. Men's aivision
(all civic organizations). y hip' on
Idaho street, facing east I'D extending
to Fifth street.
Caldwell band :. middle of mems
section assemble Seventh and Idaho.
School children assemble at Fourth
end Idaho, Lincoln school, march west
IN Idaho to Fifth and follow mems
section TO Fifth and Main.
Fat Mans Brigade, assemble on
Fifth street north of Idaho; follow
school children.
Trades and Labor Council assemble
on Fifth street north of Idaho, west
side of Fifth: follow fat men.
Large flag. Fifth ane Bannock; fol-.