Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-07
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council of defense, and others assem-
 hieo fer the parade in BarTa0uu, just
 west of Main, shortly before the par- ade moved. wee little lussie. ap-
 parcntly of European par1nta.e. held
 the adinllatiOn Of the crowd for sey- eral minutes when sine gracefully
 pattcd with her righi foot. her batly and extended arms sWayiA& to the tune as the 3i&th regiment i.and play ed popular air.
 Guards ana ". 0. ". s.ead.
 The parade itself vas such a dem onstration Of loyalty 10 the cause Of America and thc allies asd such strong evidence 0f Inc dcreYH?Inatie,i ] of H'cA, women and cniidi6n to aid 'n eYefF way possible i1 ti2e success l f1ll prosecution }I the Nas rhat the taiser, could he have wine ssea | i would cert inly have been conviacci that lte wa Wron9 in his estimate of the American people. whom he ane!5c i ei "CnteMntUausiy as too en@r0 sod in dollar chasing. and too e0ft to le- sent any national insult or any out rage. There wasn't much ,7enD and ceremony. b,?t the long lines or iMaTchers. the sentiments they ex- 1 pressed iA word and or banners, anl the @Ipr0yal of these ly inc tno1: aads who lined the silcwa,Ks olsin- ly indica cd that Jefferson is in tho Mdf to stay there untii the n1ilitarists of Prussia are overcome.
 With tie W3odmen of tla World 1 band, preceded by tho colGgs, borne and guarded by memlars Of the | Home guards in the person of Julia7 1 Cress. color bearer. and Roy AI. | Kemp and L. W. Reed, color guards, 1 1ae rarade moved south shortly a. ter ? o'clock, under the direction of Capt. Vii NicEol grand marshal. | Behind them came the guards mem fef& of lhc executive committee of | the Liberty laan afaanrzaton. Red | Cross nurses and other W0mcn's or ganizatloas, the guests cI b0 or. .he Rotary clH5 earlen conJest29ts. aad | members of the Rotary club mem hers of fine Central Trades and 'ator | councj! and various labor cYg2n- Zatj0n. an3 wholesale anJ natail raar- chants and employees. The 3tSth i4- iantry band occupied olaee i.l the | middle cf the parade and made a ms. favorable impression F0llCW- , iag thjs and the float. bankers. cot ton men and other citizens, white school children and then colored or eani2ations. students Of the Branch 1 Normal eollc@e, and eOlOred citizens The hea3 of the parade had reached ! thc tabernacle before the last mareh- CTS crossed Fourth avenue. Al the 1 tabernacle the local band organi- ] zatjons which mad drawn up beside i the line of march in front Of the en- rance t9 the tabernacle and con 1 tinued playing martial music, grace 1 fully permitting the vistieg musi- i clans tG prGcede them iato the tuild- l ! ing.
 Personnel oi Actors. Thc young ladies and youths ol l the "Amorica's Conquest of Kutnr'' l float and the roles in which they ap- pearcd were: Liberty. Miss Frances 1 Land 8Encle sam Joe Mccain; Woodrow Wlscn, ltmmott Ballard; 1 William Hohenzolleia, Raymond Ev- erett: France Elton Mohcly; Eng land. Fra9k Toncy; Nclgilm, Imo- 1 gene Griffin Amhiticn Pa'kc Tom me- Greed, prue Weeks; Vice, Dorr- thy Seabrook; Beauty, Annie B. Ezcll; Justice, Fuehlett Coleman; 1 Reliaion. OVhelia Brewster; Charity. 1 Mildred Bcdell; Art, Bessie Cole man: Youth. Sarah Frances Arnctt; Music. Christine puddophatt; Learn Alhcrt Alexander; Peace Virginia Culrepicr; Red Cross "angels.' Eal7 Norris, Edna Leo, Gladys Garnahan, ImogeAc Alexander. Mary Collins. Lucille Ieaacs Dorothy Da1;s. Mem Aers Of the Home guards Hen"cs2nted the force employed in tho battle for justice and world liberty.
 Automobiles and other vehicles were kept off the line cf m2r"h in
 the doNntown district 3v 6 force of special officers under Mayer Bloom and Acting Chief of Police King. and as result of this precanfion there | was not an accident or unsGWard in eideut. From Sixth avenue south to
 the tabernacle automobiles lined each
 side of the street, showing that should it ever fecome necessary to transport troops by autos--as the
 French did i1 the early days oi the
 War-Pine Bluff can furnish enough
 to carry couple of re&inents or
 more.
 Free Baud Concert.
 The 24Sth infantry band remained in Pine Bluff until this morning, and \ last evening gave . concert at the | tabernacle. This was attended by | several hundred, greatly enjoyed l judging from the expressions heard aftcrWard,