Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

l Inqrofl. 1 Floats, w. E. Hornbereer. 1854. l
 With four bands, 8 drum corps, two jazz wagons" and eighteen floats in line, with a unit of Arizona's famous 15Sth Infantry marching with veterans of three wars and fraternal, civic and commercial organizations, state coun- ty and city officials and school chil- dren, the Victory loan parade will wind it's way through the downtown district tomorrow night in an appeal for the citizens of Phoenix and Maricopa coun- ty to come to the aid and put their home section over the top in the last Liberty loan campaign. The parade will be the greatest ever attempted in this city, according to the present plans.
 | Included in the parade will be prae- ] tically every organization of any kind l in fhe city, scores of business repre- l senratives, and hosts or citizens. The l parade will be so complete, in fact, that nearly every person in the city will be { in line, if any are left for spectators they are invited to fall in as the parade goes by and join too.
 Starts at 7:3o
 ! The parade will start sharply at 7:30 o'clock, marching from Third avenue and Washington street east on Wash ! ington to Fourth street, doubling back ] on Washington to Third avenue again and then to the Chamber or Commerce building at Second avenue and Adams street, where it will disband. This route will give every person Tn the line an opportunity to see the rest of the pa | 1.rrs 1a
 The parade, however, VIII be only the starter for the Victory loan activities of the night Speaking. music and oth CT entertainment will begin at the stand at First avenue and Adams as soon as the parade disbands, while the multitude of floats and jazz wagon" in the line will later be stationed on various downtown street corners to
 help in the sale of bonds. As the parade
 ends and the evenings entertainment
 begins workers will take the street to
 put Phoenix over the top in the loan
 drive.
 Eighteen Floats Entered
 Included in the line of march of the
 parade will be four distinct bands, in-
 cluding the Pioneer, St. Johns Mission
 Indian School and High school and city
 organizations, a drum corps, and tive
 jazz wagons" music making machines devised solely for the parade. Among
 the fraternal orders already entered
 are the Elks, the Knights of Pythias
 the Knights of Columbus, and the Liza
 Protectora Latina
 One of the features of the parade vii
 be it's many floats, eighteen being al
 ready entered with many more to come
 Among them will be one of the Saliva
 tion Army, typifying the immortal ser
 vice rendered at the battle fronts il
 France by this organization in minis
 tering to the needs and comforts of thu
 fighting men.
 Some Unique Displays
 Ladies, flowers galore, flags ana
 marching Rotarians will combine tt
 make the Rotary Club float one of thu most effective in the entire parade
 Symbolic of Liberty and Victory, tn
 Pacific Gas and Electric company floa
 will represent the four arms of the ser
 vice, the army, navy, marines and Re'
 Cross. Carrier boys for The Republi can will mann a float and promise f
 stir up enthusiasm in their section
 One of the Ed. Rudolph company's ex hibits will be combined jitney an tractor The Union oil company, un daunted by its heavy loss in the recen fire which destroyed its plant, will hay an attractive float.
 An unique float in the parade will b that of the Phoenix and Stationer; portraying the Benjamin Franklin per iod, with a press that will print Vic tory loan literature as it rolls along i the parade. This literature will be dis tributed along the line or march as tn parade goes by.
 Parade Forming Orders l The parade will form as follows: Grand marshal Colonel J. H. McClin toek, A. D. c. Lieut.. Gerne and stai officers. with the Pioneer Band, wi lead division No. l, of which Lieut.. Co Il l.. Power Conway, with L. w Coggin assisting, will be in charge. This di vision will be known as the rnilitar I division and will be composed Of me 2 from the 15Sth and all service men, ir 2 cluding soldiers, sailors and marine Spanish War veterans, Boy Scout Civil War veterans and Police Re 5 serves.
 The Second Division, Mrs L. A Chalmers, commanding. assisted Dwight E. Heard, will be composed CT
 tirely of wcmans organizations an A will including Liberty loan worker Phoenix Chapter American Red Cros Woman's Club, Deaconess Hospita A Sisters Hospital, Y. w c. A., Easter M Star No. 5, Pythian Sisters. Madiso M Womans Club, Madison Improvemel ' Club, Washington District, Orange A wood District, Woman's Division U. ?. Employment Service, Mary Brod .i Auxiliary. Daughters of American Rev / olution, Woman's Relief Corps and .f C. T L. and also 8 section of decorate fl autos. Mrs Chalmers will also be as V sisted by members of the Red Gro; Motor Corps who will act as aides. IT
 drum corps will furnish marching mt
 sic for this division.
 The Third division, in charge of Joh
 D. Iorar. with J. o. SeXson assistin