South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-07

society: Polish Lady Falcons Z. Bal
icki Of the Polish Alliance OF Ameri-
ca: branch No. So Of the Polish AL
lance OF America; branch No. III
OF the Polish Alliance of America;
branch No. 1913 Of the Polish ALI
ance of America; branch No. S64 OF
the Polish Alliance of America; st.
Aloysius society; st. Hedwige's
Choral society.
Societies of St, Hedwige's parish
were represented by the following:
Societies of St. Hedwige parish:
st. Stanislaus society; st. Cashier
society; St Hedwige society; St.
Vincent DePaul society; St. Flory
ans society; st. John Cantius So
ciety; St Valentine society; Sc.
Michael Archangle society: Rosary
SOdality society; YOUNG Ladies
Rosary Sodality society; Children
of Mary society; St. Bronislawa So
ciety: St. Joseph society: Polish
Women of Alliance branch No. p;
Polish Falcons Alliance of Amer
lea, No. district; Polish Falcons
NJ. Romanowsk. branch. No. of
Polish Falcons Alliance of America;
Polish Lady Falcons NJ. ROmanow-
ski. branch NO. 20, OF Polish Fail
cons Alliance of America; st. cas-
mier Federation society: st. Ann So
ciety: Literary circle; Polish Lady
Falcons. Emilia Platter branch No.
PAS, Of Polish Falcons Alliance.
The societies of st. Cashiers par
ish that marched were:
Societies OF 81 Casimier parish;
St. John Canuus society; Sacred
Heart Of Jesus society; St. CasmieE
society: Young Ladies' Rosary So
dality society: I. Kosciusko society;
Mems Rosary society; Blessed Vir-
gin Mary society; Children of Mary
society: Young Mems society;
Young Ladies Sodality society; st.
Mary's society: Fr. 2. Skarga sOci-
ETY..
Great Industrial Section.
The 9th division brought up the
erd of the parade. 1t did more
than that. however. il covered at
least half of IT, 1t comprised the
Industrial institutions and the in
dustrial workers Of the city. 1t was
led by Elbers band, playing march
music and patriotic airs
Immediately following the band
came the Stephenson Wooden mills
workers preceded by a large service
flag and followed by group Of girls
each carrying a small service flag.
Then came a reproduction of the
original American Flag with 3 stars
and Is stripes. This was followed
by a patriotic float filled with girls
under "A banner bearing the words:
We Are Making Underwear for
the Soldiers. What Are You Do
ing ?"
Then came the Wilson Bros. Shirt
co. employees led by a group of girls
dressed in red. white and blue, and
followed 10y another group wearing
red. white and blue caps, and led
by Uncle sam" a large service
flag preceded the two groups Of
Eirls. The other employees OF the
company brought up the end Of the
Wilson Bros division.
The South Bend Wooden Co. en-
pioyes came next. carrying Ameri-
can Flags. They were followed by
large patriotic float from the
George Cutter Co. IL was filled with
girls. The float was followed by the
employees OF the South Bend Lathe
Co. employees.
The Singer Mig. CO. followed with
group Of girls wearing patriotic
caps and carrying a large Ameri-
cln Flag. and followed by another
group OF girls and the other en-
p.oyes OF the company.
The Tanks Were There.
The Oliver Chilled Plow Works
division, which followed. was head
ei by a large patriotic float filled
with periodically dressed girls. Then
came trucks bearing huge guns.
Then came a huge tank. the kind
that is used al the battle front. and
giving a real exhibition OF utility.
Men fired the big guns on the tank
as IL proceeded through the line 81
march. Two Red Cross floats filled
with girls dressed in the Red Cross
Uniform. a large service flag. a large
American Flag and hundreds OF en-
ployes. completed the oliver works
division. which was brought up By