Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-20
COMMITTEES FOR
 JULY 4TH NAMED
Mass Meeting Makes Plans for Independence Day
 in Warren District

With Jas. R. Henderson presiding as chairman, a mass meeting of citiz- ems was held last night at the city hall for the purpose of making perma- nent ar. engagements for the staging of a celebl z,tion of welcome in honor of all soldiers. sailors and marines on the Four tII of July.
 As soone as the meeting was called to order MT. Henderson was nomi- hated per- nanent chairman without any opposii jon. The president of the Business M en's association. who was the retiring chairman, was made vice chairman an q Tom Egan was made secretary witt Walter s. Lanford as treasurer Ot her officers selected at the meeting W gre J. J. Bowen, chair man finance c, 1mmittee. who named Arthur Notman, W. E. Mckee, Judge J. L. Winters, lY. J. Wilbert, James Allison and L. J. Overlook as commit teemen.
 J. c. Ryan was ,i1osen as chairman of the program cor n,nittee and he se- lected w. s. Winfrey, Charles F. Will lis, Jesse Yoakum, John Twomey, Capt M E. Cassidy an q Ralph zeismer as his assistants. GetTge B. Wilcox was named chairman ,of the parade committee with the folio wing commit teemen: Charles M. M,e Keen, w. $. Beeman, Lieut. L. E. BaueSrfiend, Capt V. w. Marshall of Warreia and E. o. Snyder. H. D. Ross, Jr., and F. A. Mckinney were chosen as the pub 1icity committee.
 At the suggestion of Captain Cas- sidy it was decided that the, chair men of the various 'committt3 es call on the commanding officer at Ft. Hua- chuca and make an effort to nave the 10th Cavalry and the reginl ental band come to Bisbee for the eel tipra- tion. It was not known if the C om- manding officer had full jurisdicts'on over such matters and it might le necessary to take the matter up wita1 the commander of the district at Doug las.
 The chairmen's committee to call on the military will do so without delay in order that full arrangements can be completed for the parade forma- tion, line of march, etc.
 The. routing of the parade was brought up but nothing definite was decided until the committee reports on their success or failure with the army authorities. If the regiment at Ft. Huachuca comes in for the parade the procession will be lengthy one and probably will form at Lowell and march west to Bisbee or form at Bis bee and march east to Lowell. The starting point of the parade will oe- pend on where the main celebration and speaking is to be staged, according to the committeeman. The possibility of the parade marching to Warren IS not unlikely. The regiment rom tt- Huachuca would come mounted 1t was the sense of the meeting, and If the other organizations in the parade could make the march, which IS only three miles, it is highly propaDle that the parade will take in Warren and probably disband there inasmuch as it is in close proximity to the pail park and the Vista park at warren
  which would furnish ample room TOT speaking to large vrowd
 The matter of staging ball game between a picked team from the BIS bee and c. & A. clubs and an army nine was brought up and Chairman Henderson thought that that matter should be held in abeyance until the army teams were heard from He thought that an army team from Huachuca would prove better at- traction as they could bring their band along.
 Lieutenant Jones, athletic director of the 10th Cavalry, has string of boxers that he is anxious to bring here for the occasion and in all probability the program committee will confer