Arizona republican., 1919-05-02
GREAT PARADE TO HELP JUAN
 MONDAY NIGHT
Announce Plans in Detail
 for Parade's Formation Everybody to March-To
 Have Floats and All Or ganizaitions to Take Part

Promptly at 7:30 o'clock Monday evSuing, May ], the largest and per- haps the most enthusiastic parade ever assembled in the state of Arizona will start for an hours march through the principal streets of this city in the interest of the Victory Liberty loan campaign.
 Every department of the state, city and schools, as well as 8 large number of the business establishments, will be represented in this big demonstration of the community's patriotism The various labor organizations Of the city will take an active part in the parade and demonstrate their loyalty to the government in this manner, es well as buying bonds and fighting for the flag. Many of the business firms will pre- pare patriotic floats for the occasion. Both the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs are preparing to turn out in force, as will several lodges.
 Not only win tho officials of the state, county, city and schools take part in the parade. but it is expected that hundreds of citizens of Phoenix and vicinity will join the parade, in I fact, the committee in charge urges everyone to take part in the celebra,- tion- The Boy Scouts will also parti- cipate and their members are all urged ! to be present.
 1 Formation of Parade Units l Col J. H. McClintock will act as grand marshal and will be assisted by Lieut. Herne and staff officers. The War i Veterans association, in charge of Col E. P. Conway, will form for the parade 1 at Seventh avenue and Washington l street; the various womans' organiza- i tions in the city and all other women who wish to participate, will form at Second avenue and Washington street under the supervision of Mrs. L. N. Chalmers; the various schools under John Loper will assemble at Sixth avenue and Washington; the Indian school band. the cadets and students, under direction of John Brown, will form at Fifth avenue and Washington 1 street, and the commercial organiza- 1 tions in the charge of John Dennett will assemble at South Fifth avenue and Washington street.
 The parade will start on the march 4 at 7SO o'clock, headed by the massed I band and grand marshal's party. fol- f lowed by the colors. The various or 1 ganizations will join the parade as it passes down Washington street. The general public will be invited and ex- pected to join the procession and aid in making this assembly the largest in the history of the state.
 To Have Floats
 The following business firms will furnish floats for the parade: The Standard oil company. Union Oil com pany, Pacific Gas and Electric com- pany. Arizona Eastern Railway. and the Mountain States Telephone com pany.
 The high school cadets will be in charge of Lieut. Carpenter; the Boy l Scouts. Dean Scarlett; police reserves, Col. Gully; Indian school cadets, John I Brown; the Red Cross, Mrs. Chambers; Womans' club Mrs. McNeff: Great War Veterans, Captain Jones: police
 department, Chief Brisbois; Spanish
 War veterans, Captain Alexander; sheriffs office and force. Sheriff John
 Montgomery; floats, W. C. Horn
 berger; Vic Hanny and Walter Brown, unassigned.
 The Rotary club has appointed a special committee, consisting of l.. W
 Coggins, Dwight B. Heard and W. C.
 Hornherger to assist in the parade while the Kiwanis club has appointed , a similar special committee, consisting
 of R. c. Saufley, J. o. Sexson and Yer non Clark.
 ; Streets to be Clear for Parade . Traffic Officer Bush Anderson an
 nounced yesterday that all motor cars
 and vehicles will be barred from Washington street from Third avenue