The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-15
FOR THE
 BIG RED CROSS
 DEMONSTRATION

Final arrangements for the big Red Cross parade which will be held iA Bridgeport Saturday afternoon areA being completed today, and 1t is ex- pected that they will be announced to the public tomorrow.
 The committees were busy today making various changes in different departments where nothing definite could be decided upon before now. A complete report on the big affair will be ready tonight.
 The slogan is "229" for it is at 2:2s o'clock Saturday afternoon the mon ster parade will start from Washing ton avenue. The line of march will be decorated with Allied flags and Red Cross emblems.
 The sum of $35O,o00 has been set as the goal which Bridgeport must attain within six days. Committees in charge of the campaign are as follows:
 Executive, B.. D. R!erce, Jr.. chair man; E. H. Dillon, S. M. Hawley, W. P Kirk, G. P. Miller, Sumner Simp- son, l.. T. Warner, W. R. Webster, D. F. Wheeler, Edgar Marsh, secre" tary; Frank T. Staples, treasurer. Campaign manager, W. Seymour Lacy; publicity committee, E. F. won Wettberg,. chairman; Leon J. Arget- singer, George Greenspun, Richard | Howell, A. McNeil, Jr., George c. Wal do, Jr., Lynn W. Wilson; parade man. ager, George M Flames; school gen. eral, E. H. Ravens.
 Division "A,'' A B. Lavery, general; E. F. von Wettberg, aide; B. I. Ash nun, c. A. Baldwin, R. D. Gate, H. T. | Ellerby, E. T. Buckingham, J. T. L. HubbaA, J. D. Hartigan, George T. Kelly, J. G. Lud1um, G. E. Mara, J. L. McGovern, J. c. Stanley.
 | Division ''B," D. S. Day, general; William V. Dee, aide; A. S, Ander- son, c. F. Greene, J. c. Hawley, D. E. Johnson, Monton Judd, Norman Leeds, H. A. Mayse, R. I. Neithercutt, J. A. H. Robinson, w. B. Seeley, c. F. | Siemon, c. L. Thompson.
 The citizens committee, headed by Walter B. Lashar, chairman, fol- lows:
 D. H. Warner, vice chairman; Geo. Cove, secretary; J. P. Bartram, E. W. Bassick, Frank Bell, c. B. Bilton, I. W. Birdseye, H. A. Bishop, Lieut.. N. W. Bishop, Dr. Henry Blodget, F. l. Bradbury, W. c. Bryant, A. H. Bull lard, w. D. Burnham, A. w. -Burritt, J. H. Collier, G. E. Crawford, L. B. Curtis, c. D. Davis, Dr. William Hor- ace Day, H. H. DeLoss G. M. Eames W. E. Eccles, G. c. Edwards, W. H. Farrell, Dr. J. Formichella, D. B. Gau- chett, Jonathan Godfrey, H. H. Ham, ilton, c. A. Hanson, B. W. Harral, R. S. Hincks, w. T. Hincks, J. G. How land, Harvey Hubbell, B. M. Jennings, J. T. King, F. J. Kingsbury, Jacob B. Klein, Louis Kutscher, Sigmund Loe- with, A. E. Macdonald, w. T. Mac farlane, Wilson Marshall, A. W. Tre- main, A. H. Mackenzie, K. W. McNeil, F. E. Mckee, Frank Miller, Rev. J. B. NihilI, c. A. Paul, J. T. Roche, E. Rhodes, c. G. Sanford, c. B. Seeley, S. P. Senior, Hamilton Shelton, E. N. Sperry, H. L. Sutton, c. c. Tyler, T. l.. Watson, Dwight c. Wheeler, George w. Wheeler, Hon. c. B. Wilson, P. w. Wren.
 The line of march will be up Wash ington avenue to Park avenue, down Park avenue to State street and east erly to Main street, northerly to Fair field avenue and easterly across the Stratford avenue bridge to Pembroke street. Turning into Pembroke street the parade will continue to Barnum avenue to Noble avenue, thence to East Washington avenue and back to Main street where it will disband.