Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
WOMEN TOMARCH. IN APPEAL FUR
 LIBERTY LOAN
Workers Will Parade To
 night In A Great Demon
 stration of Patriotism To Aid Liberty Loan Drive

When Secretary McAdoo said that the floating of this and future Liberty Loans depends upon the women of the country, he mildly expressed the same thought that the women of Phoenix are going to demonstrate tonight in their great Liberty parade
 Everywhere in the United States the women are arranging for some kind of a demonstration for tonight, and the influence of this mighty patriotic dem onstration by our women is going to be far reaching. The women, in their sterner posi- tiOns as managers, advisors and or ganizers in these troubled days. are not getting away from the feminine i touch which will be apparent in the beautiful and artistic arrangement in tonight's parade.
 Nothing else quickens the pulse pleases the eye or fires the imagin- ation as do the glorious Stars and Stripes, and it is these same Stars and Stripes that are to float in all their beauty over the vast throng of women who participate in tonight's parade.
 Who Will March l The parade is to consist of three di- visions each led by band 1 Following is the lineup: i Mrs. Donald Dunbar grand marshal.
 Miss Harriett Hurdley and Mrs. Saufley, aides.
 First Division | Miss Marion Doris. marshal l Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Charles O'Malley, Mrs H. S. Antrim, aides
 The National Womens Liberty Loan Committee.
 Miss Alice M Birdsall, state chair man.
 Mrs. George A. Cox, state publicity chairman.
 Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, county chair man.
 Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, vice county chairman. Mrs. R. E. Sloan, city manager
 Ward captains. 1 Ward workers.
 Second Division
 Mrs. Harry Kay. marshal.
 Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr., Mrs. A. Dulmage Mrs. Pishon, Mrs. Hampton, aides
 Indian School Band.
 American Red Cross, officers and chapters. Woman's Club.
 Womens Relief Corps.
 Ladies' Auxiliary, Spanish War Vet erans.
 Daughters of the Confederacy. \ Third Division
 Mrs Jenks marshal
 Mrs. Paul Bennett. Mrs Cass Rede- will. Miss Kelly, Mrs W. C. Foster, aides.
 Women War Workers.
 Young Women's Christian Assoca- tion.
 Women's Christian Temperance Union
 Business Girls Club.
 Phoenix Teachers
 Girls Food Reserve.
 High School Girls.
 Indian School Girls.
 Start at 7:3o p. M.
 Everyone who expects to take part in the parade is asked to form in po- sition at : D. m, as the parade will start at 7:30, passing down Washing ton street and Seventh avenue, to Fourth street, then down Adams street to Second avenue to the Cham Der of Commerce, where it will dis band.
 It is especially desired that anyone who IS not using hlS car Will donate its use to those who take part in the parade and will station them on Second avenue, between Monroe and ; Adams streets. Also all women who l have no means of transportation are . asked to meet in this same block, and } transportation for them will be ar ranged. Headquarters for the parade ar r engagements are at the office of the Women's Liberty Loan committee in the Adams hotel corner where Mrs r Chalmers or Mrs Dunbar may be reached by phone, 4911. In all previous parades the business s houses have closed their doors, but following a custom adopted in east