Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

band. the high school band, and the Tempe Normal band will participate. Dr. F. H. Redewell Is arranging this part of the demonstration. The Indian school band will be sta- tioned at First avenue and Van Buren street. reporting to Judge Stanford. marshal of the first division. The Tempe Normal band will form at First avenue and Fillmore and re- port to Mir. Peterson, marshal of the second division. The Pioneer band will form at Gen. 1 tral avenue and Fillmore, reporting to Captain Alexander, marshal of the third division. The high school band will form at Monroe and Central avenue and report to C. M. Candy, marshal of tho fifth division.
 Personnel of Divisions
 The several marshals of the parade and their assistants are:
 Division No. Judge R. C. Stan ford. marshal; assistants. Vic Hanny Dave Goldberg. K. ]. Doyle, Frank De- Sousa, F. W. Griffin.
 Division No. 2-C. w. Peterson, mar shal; assistants, Dan Millett, o. S. Stapley, C. C. Woolf, J. W. Hawks, A. J. Chandler.
 Division No. 3-J. L. B. Alexander, marshall; assistants, J. w. Crenshaw, C. F. Ainsworth, L. L. Steward, Joe Dillon, F. R. Stewart.
 Division No. 4-James II. McClin- tock, marshal; assistants, John Hyder, T. B. Stewart, L. B. Orme S. H. Stew art, c. M. Scott.
 ni,,;s;1r No shal; assistants, George Christy, FL mer Warren. Frank Woods, Jeff Adams. E. W. Keithline.
 Division No. 6-H. M. Davenport, marshall assistants. J. W. Sontag. Arthur Luhrs. J. T. Murphy. C. NJ. Sturges. Ben Stanton.
 Betsy Rosses Attractive Possibly the most interesting float in the parade was one representing Betsy Ross making the first flag Surrounding a spinning wheel were Red Cross workers attired in the dress of Colonial days.
 Preceded by the Girls Work Reserve came the tank.
 The Pioneer band was followed by g truck of knitters.
 Most interesting and meriting praise for the large number in line was the division devoted to the colored people of Phoenix.
 Tanner Chapel Red Cross chapter was represented by long line. Thi. banner was carried: Let Us Under. stand Each Other Better ; A drum corps preceded the coloret Boy Scouts.
 The Arizona Federation of Coloret Women's Clubs was represented by truck showing first aid,
 Young People Are There The Junior Red Cross made fin ;, showing in the parade. It was i . charge of Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Tharald :, son and Miss Matthews. y Junior auxiliaries in line were a u follows:
 St. Mary's.
 Chandler, carrying a banner: 'W
 Knit to Beat the Kaiser"
 Douglas school.
 Creighton.
 Phoenix Indian School Junior Aux ! Hilary, these girls, as usual. making fine appearance with their marching
 A large section of the parade wa
 taken up by the War Workers" tn men and women who have done sue l splendid work during the past week i T securing the large subscription in thi city. More than 100 of them were 1 Q line. A banner headed this sectiol each team being led by the captain, a
 carrying Red Cross emblems. Tn
 children followed. 2 Catching the coins as they wer ] thrown by bystanders, the large fla came next, carried by the committe It was the end of a most interestin II parade
 :. Big Banner Is Winner IA Flags were in the hands of all o line. The parade led east on Washing '. ton street to Third street, then mort :. to Adams and west to Second avenu a where it disbanded in most part. Tn
 committee carrying the big fla
 which caught the ready coins of th q people made another round of the bus !; ness district, stopping at each cornt
 and levying tribute on all who passe g that point The flag at last had abo, E all the coins 1t could well contai
 without breaking the material. l. A visit was made to the Adam f hotel where many coins were throw r into the flag. One man grew so CT e thusiastic that in throwing his mone
 into the flag he also contributed h
 keys.
 . A little colored lad made a contr s button of a dime to the flag, receivin y demonstration from the crowd. n SO pleased the boy that he passed h
 hat through the crowd soliciting none q for the flag.
 s That the parade was such a succe. d was due to the united efforts of man d To all these who assisted in any mar
 ner the thanks of the general manat
 ing committee is extended. This con : mittee is composed of Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, John DeI
 nett. Jr., John D. Loper and Har1 s. Welch.