Arizona republican., 1918-04-26


 Spanish war veterans.
 Former American or allied soldiers and sailors.
 American or allied soldiers or sailors now in service.
 Recruits called to the colors.
 Boy Scouts organization.
 Tank
 Citizen narchers, carrying flags.
 Form on west side North Seventh avenue. North of Washington.
 Grand Army of the Republic
 Confederate veterans.
 Womens Relief corps.
 Daughters of the Confederacy
 Spanish War Veterans auxiliary.
 In autos; form on west side North Seventh avenue, north of Adams; aide, M. l.. Burkhead.
 Automobile Division Leroy c. James, marshal. Pioneer band of Phoenix. State. county and city officials, Form on east side South Seventh avenue; aide, Ed. Rudolph.
 Phoenix Fire department, Chlet | Wright. Form on west side Of South 1 Seventh avenue.
 | Glendale float.
 Outside cities and districts, form on either North or South Sixth avenue; | aide, J. McAleer.
 Fraternal. religious, charitable and social organizations, form on south | Fifth avenue; aide J. r. Lavin. Red Cross section-Roy $. Goodrlch; form on South Fifth avenue. 1 Liberty loan and patriotic workers | form on North Fifth avenue. State committee. H. J. McClung; county | committee, J. R. Loftus; city commit | tee, Lamar Cobb.
 Women's section-State committee, Miss Alice Birdsall; county committee, Mrs. G. B. Schuller; city committee, Mrs. L. H. Chalmers; Mrs. c. w. liar ris, Mrs. Otis E. Young, Mrs. Ii. Il. Braxton, Mrs. R. E. Moore, Miss liar riet Hurley, Mrs. I. LaChance.
 War Savings societies-Harry k. Tritle, James c. Dobbins; aide, H. T. Duffy.
 Individual Automobiles
 General individual section for indi- vidual automobiles, form on Washing ton street, west of Seventh avenue, as far west as needed; aides, Bert Brown, w. F. Ferguson. w. c. Mills, A. w. Galpin, R. D. Roper.
 Organizations and machines should be in position ready to move by 10 o'clock.
 Owners should be impressed with the importance of decorating machines with national colors but without desc cration to flag.
 Parade will be on Washington street from Seventh avenue east to Second street, north to Adams street, west to Second avenue, north to Van Buren to Y. M. C. A. stadium. Automobiles will run eastward to Fourth street be- fore turning north to Adams.
 Spanish War Anniversary Yesterday was the goth anniversary of the declaration of war against Spain and 20 years ago today the national sentiment was at such height that the people would have subscribed literally to bond issue if one had been offered. But it wasn't offered then, so that those who were then denied a chance to show their patriotism may do so today. There is much more cause for excite ment now, and real need of money.
 Saturday Night Pageant Plans are practically complete for } the pageant tomorrow night, officially ' known as the Allied Nations pageant. There will be in line of march floats representing the nations and several other floats of an appropriate nature. ) The National Float will be repre- scented by Miss Clara Hazard, assisted by the Misses Eleanor Lewis, Henrietta Olney, Ethel McDermott, Ruth Gold
 berg, Ruby Pascoe, Ferne Johnson, Lois Leecraft, Josephine McDavid, Pa , tricia Tharaldson, Ethel Burtis, Ruth r Thomas, Marcella Candy and eight High School cadets in uniform. Al San dige in an Al Jolson stunt and the so- I ciety buds in popular patriotic song chorus will complete the entertaining corps on the United States float.
 French Float
 The French Float is arranged by
 Mrs. Francis Redewill, assisted by sev- enteen young society matrons and sev- eral French military men. Joan of Arc | will be a distinctive feature, Mrs. Cass , Redewill in costume on a white charger accompanying the float as the French Maid. A musical entertainment will be progressive throughout the evening those taking part in the chorus in- cluding Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs Charles McArthur, Mrs. s. J. Ross, Mrs r. K. Lewis, Mrs. Win Wylie, Mrs. w
 o. Sweek, Mrs. Ernest w. Levi s, Mrs , Anton Beeger, Misses Merta Work, Lil- f Han Kronen, Mary Wheat and Dorothes o Blair. British Float The British float will be featured 1T three divisions by Mrs. Robert Wallace 7 Craig who will represent Brittania ant 2 her colonies through Mrs. Donald Dun ? ? bar, Mrs. J. H. Kinney, Miss Jean Mac ] Donald, A. R. Cater, Chas. McArthur 2 Thos. Law, Joe Dalton and A. H. Dav- idson. Scottish dances and music vii be the entertainment of the evening. Afro American Float
 The .colored people will picture thirty ; children on gaily decorated flag witt l the Colored Male Quartet furnishing ( continuous musical program until mid . night. Mrs. Phoebe Gardner is assisted I by Mrs. Ellie Stearns and Miss Jessie ]. James in the management of this float y Chinese Float s The Chinese Float promises to be on' e Of the most picturesque in the pageant
 Tee Sing and Mayor China Dick witf . the cooperation of Selim Nicholson 2 are arranging typically Chinese pic. ture with Chinese musical entertain- \ Indian School \ The Indian School accompanied bs I the Indian School Band will occupy two floats, and at the conclusion of tht \ parade will be stationed in the City Hall Plaza where the playlet Spirit B ot Democracy" will be produced in the band pavilion.
 Japanese Float Il The Japanese will enter a Japanese scene with Japanese women and chil- dren in national costume in a flower \ decorated float under the manage ment of Q. Saito and NJ. Hayashi, ot \ the Japanese colony. E Greek Float The Greek float will be represented by charming young girls in Greciar costu<e; those having the arrange ments in charge are Milton Stamatis \ Chrls Sanichas, John Georgouses ant Alex Gounis.
 Italian Float