The sun., 1918-07-04
Thousands viii Be in Parade
TO Attest Devotion to
Liberty.
CUBANS WILL BE HERE
Procession Starts at 8 A. NJ,
With Stadium Exercises
at Night.

marching through the streets OF the city
20 manifest their realization of what
America stands for and what the day
means.
The Cuban Republic will be well
represented in the great parade in which
all nations will take part Not only will
q division be made up OF Cubans living
In Greater New York, but hundreds who
make their homes in other parts of the
country are coming 10 help swell the
ranks. Brig. Gen. George r. Dyer has
telegraphed Cayetano de Quesada. who
is to marshal the Cubans. requesting
him to have his division gather in
Waverley place. west of Fifth avenue,
promptly at s o'clock.
The parade will start at Washington
Square at o'clock and proceed up Fifth
avenue to Seventy-second street. Gen.
Dyer acting as Grand Marshal. 1t will
be I'm two sections and those who witt
ness II will see thousands of foreign born
people marching to the heartbeats OF
America. Hundreds of floats will depict
historic events in the worlds history
and more than 100 bands will furnish
martial music. The parade will be the
great feature of the day. that nearest
approaching 1t In patriotic signlflca nee
dunn In the evening.
Indians in First section.
In the first section Of the parade will
be all the American units such as
soldiers. marines, sailors, draft men. real
American Indians, the Red Cross. the
Motor Corps Of America and other patri-
otto organizations. When the second
section arrives 1t will bring with it men
and women from all countries who are
true Americans now. Armenians. AL
banians, Bulgarians, Central Americans
Chinese, Latin races, Slavonic races.
South Americans from all the republics
and all the countries OF Europe and Asia.
There will be forty-one contlngeuts in
this section representing more than that
number Of nationalities.
At Madison Square and Fifth avenue
the great reviewing stand will not be
used in official capacity. but instead a
private stand at the opposite side OF
the square will be erected. There Sec
rotary Of the Navy Daniels. Mayor Hy-
Ian and members of Congress will view
the paraders.
Through a mistake OF ordering the
various nationalities where to assemble
for the parade the marshal of the Irish
contingent was notified that 1t was TO
follow tie Italian marchers. thus up
setting the alphabetical order which has
been decided upon as the best way OF
forming the groups. Yesterday. how
ever. the error was corrected and the
Irish are now ordered to assemble on
waverley place west of Fifth avenue at
Up. NJ. They will follow the Hungarians
and precede the Italians.
Stadium Pageant mt 7t4B.
Scarcely second In interest to the
great parade will be the Stadium pag-
cant which Is scheduled to begin promptly
at 7:45 In the evening. This AFFAIR is to
be conducted under the direction of Mrs,
w. r. Hearst. chairman OF the Mayor
Committee OF Women on National De-
fence Secretary Daniels will be the
chief speaker. being introduced by Mayor
Hylan, who will be introduced by Lewis
Nixon. Official representatives of Great
Britain, France and Italy will occupy
boxes.
This pageant. the prologue to which
has been written by Zoe Atkins. the St
Louis poetess, will consist of a process
sion representing all the allied nations
There will be such features as Miss
Frances Fairchild riding on an elephan,
TO typify India. Color and display will
make the pageant one long to be remem-
bered and It's direct appeal to the pa
triotic impulses will make 1t a pecu'
Iiarlv annronriate snec,acJe for IN,
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Souvenir Programme Printed.
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rlous hours an through tne Gay anu eve
ninS. Up IN Inc Bronx ,here VII! De
Dig celebration on fordham campus
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oeen attempted there oeiore' fuiiy o.
700 people are expected 10 De present ah'
take part IN inc solemn Denedlcuoh o
the blessed sacrament. Addresses vii
be made by W. Bourkc Cochran Georg
NJ. 5, Schultz, surrogate or Bron'
county, and James A. Donnelly. Assist
ant District Attorney OF Bronx count.
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