The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-19
More Than Hundred Members
Selected to Form the Great
Human Cross.
PARADE FORMS
AT 4:3O O'CLOCK
Army and Navy Units to Be In.
spring Spectacle I'm This
Afternoons Turnout.

lHduSuraLlnS tne great He0 cross
drive, through which Pensacola will
raise the quota asked for In this sec-
ton. the Red Cross parade will form
, promptly this afternoon at 40 O'Clock.
With the following line of march
Detachment Coast Artillery Corps,
commanding officers and staff.
Artillery Band.
Company G, 43rd Infantry.
Naval detachment from Pensacola
Air Station, commanding officers and
staff
Naval Band
Pensacola Chapter of the Americau
Red Cross
The Junior Red Cross
Tie Chlldren's Red Cross Club.
The Deep Water City Band
The Patriotic League.
The parade will form on the south
side of Garden, between Palafox and
Spring. and will march north on east
side of Palafox TO Wright. G0Svn west
side of Palafox street TO Mallory Court,
where an improvised stand has been
erected Here. after an Invocation,
Captain s. n. Mallory ksnnedy and Corr
poral Campbell, VIII speak To the as
sembled people. Captain iKennedy. who
has been making a speaking tour
throughout West Florida this week,
Will talk on war canditionsAas ne SAW
them while serving as a surgeon with
the British army In Flanders Corporal
Campbell has just returnGd from the
trenches. and will accompany n -.
Harmon, field director OF the American
Red Cross.
The Red Cross viii march in the
form OF the cross, wearing the white
fanffnHRa
representing the Red Cross service
flag.
The naval detachment win wear
white uniforms.
All members OF the Red Cross are
asked to meet promptly at the corner
of Spring and Garden streets, reaching
this point in time to form, In order
that there may be no delay in MOVING
at 80 o'clock
C. H. Turner viii act as grand mar
shall and a number or aides will serves
under his direction.
The line Of march for the parade has
been chosen with reference TO the hot
weather and the fatigue incidental To
the parade, for the women and children
who will march, and it is hoped that
not only the marchers but fle pubIIo
will be prompt ip their attendance. as,
beautiful, will necessarily be short.
Members OF the Patriotic League ara
asked to meet promptly at the league
rooms, at 4:i0 o'clock, assembling In
the following order
Public School Battalion.
Junior War Work Council Group.
Co. A.--Y. w. C. a. Group.
Co. B.-Business Girls Circle.
Go. C-Warington Group.
Co. D.--Miss Knowles Gro1p.
Co. E.-Nirs. Lees Group.
Co. F.-Miss Writings Group.
co. G.-Department Store Group.
Co. H.-Industrial Group.
Co. New Recruits.
Co. K-AIIss Dunham's Group
Co. Mrs. f. G. DUMAS Group.
Co MAI members not assigned In
other companies.
Co. N.-St. katharines Group.
Co. R-Yeomanetts. Nurses, Teachers
lot in any other grotrp.
Co. S.-Service Mems Wives.
Attention is called to the fact that al
Who are not organized in other COM
'anies are to assemble in Co. T.. Co. NJ.
n Co. r.
New members can secure cans n they
eport at the rooms before O'Clock
sunday
w X Hyer announced Yesterday a.
Red Cross headquarters. that one y.
n first donations TO the Red Cross
I'D been received from the Pensacola
.1apter, United Daughters OF the Cou-
ederaey. who had presented the Red
ross with a Liberty Bond.