Evening journal., 1919-11-11
Continued from First Page.

Alur-s
A. s airzel, C.. G.. Killen, Marshall w.
Hall.
Band
The Red Cross
State Chairman II. p. Scott
Executive, Committee
Mrs. Joseph Bancroft
Registered Nurses mot service women
Mrs Willard Hall Porter
WOmens Bureau
Mrs. Henderson Wier.
Canteen Section
Deputy Commissioner John Quinn
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Third Division.
Band
School Children
Clifford J. Scott. marshal
Fourth Division. -
Fraternal Organizations
Civic Organizations
Fifth Division.
Band
Sewell D. Scott Post, No. ,.
unattached. eX-service men
James Sewell. marshal
sixth Division.
Band
Industrial
James Z. Stpin. marshal.
The nfst division, Of service men and
women. under Major J. Danforth Bush,
as marshal assembled at the Armory.
Those not in service uniform were fur
nished with badges.
The second division, composed OF war
walfare ORGANIZATIONS. assembled on
Eleventh street west Of Market, under
Colonel George W. Sparks as chief mar
shall. The Red Cross, knights OF Column
bus. Salvation Army, Young Mems
Christian Association, Jewish Welfare
Board and Boy scouts made up this di-
vision. Colonel simon p Doherty
the knights Of Columbus.
and Nathon Miller the Jewish Welfare
Clifford Scott, superintendent Of
public schools, marshaled the third di-
vision. composed Of children OF the
public. parochial and Jewish schools.
they assembled at the High School.
The division Of civic ORGANIZATIONS
was made up according TO the senior
ity OF the organizations participating.
The first section was composed OF Del
aware Lodge, l. o. o. T., attired in blue
serge suits, white shoes, white hats.
and CARRYING canes. This is the uni
form the members wore i'm the Balti-
more parade where they made a hit.
Grand Master George II. Bennett was
marshal.
The Red Men, msrshaled by Great
Frank GradwOhl. and the
Knights Of Pythias. under II. A. Fritz
Is marshal, also were in this section.
The second section comprised the
Jr o. L. A. NJ, the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Association and the Brown
son Library Association az with large
In the third section were the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles. the Loyal Order
Of Moose. the Italian Societies and Pol
ish Community. A float Of the Con
sumers' League brought up the rear Of
this section.
The fifth division was made up Of
Scott Post Of the American Legion,
Negro soldiers, and Negro
civic organizations.
Scott Post had the right OF line,
md was followed in order by un-
attached eX-service men. Sons Of Vet |
rams. C. A. r. in automobiles; knight /
&. u. o. .. f.: Knights OF /
)ythias, Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lodge.
B. p. o. E.; Monday Club, Young
ien's Progressive League, in that
rider.
Several other organizations also are
o be i'm the line, they being placed as
convenient because OF their late hour
Iecision 10 parade.
Following the parade an elaborate
Program will take place in Brandywine
park. Many novel features have been
banned by the American Legion Com
nlttee and the Community Service. In
he evening there will be three separate
at Rodney square. Third
nd Clayton streets and at Sixteenth I,
nd Walnut streets. BOnfres viii be
-indled at each OF these points through
he courtesy OF Secretary Mack. Of the
'ark Board. who has this detail In /
harge. 4 pageant will also be given
" young women under the direction
4 the Community Service in front OF
he Public Building in the evening. /,
The members OF the Jewish Welfare
ioard marched in a body in the pa
ade today. Members Of the Whining
on Jewish Community reported for this
ection of the parade at 4 O'Clock. Every :
erson presenting himself at Third and I
ing streets at o'clock was supplied
With an a J. ". B. pennsnt !,
The Want Ads offer many solutions :
Z how to turn available articles into
ash Tor the coming two weeks.