The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10


but they come also from many
other divisions and saw service on
every battle front.
Tulsa has tho stage all set for the
reception OF the ambulance men and.
though promised ~ hours notice be-
fore tho arrival OF tho company. the
committee 10 prepared 10 touch Off
the celebration In five minutes. start
close every shop and store In town
asd turn out the pSvpls ~ they have
never turned out before. 10 greet the
returning hsroea
Latest information received In re-
gard 10 tho movements OF the am
bulance company VISA a telegram
yssterday from SerGt. James A. Brill,
saying that tho boys would leave
Camp Merritt this morning for
Tulsa, This indicates that the form
or order sending them to Camp PIKE,
Ark, for demobolixstion hss bean
changed and that the company will
planned, stopping over here only be-
tween trains,
Arrans ements for the reception
depend upon whsther the boys are
coming home 10 ssay or for a visit.
but the oommittse In provided for
any contingency Aud Will make tho
In honor OF the home-
coming OF the men a success, re-
gardless OF the details.
MAY Arvive Tuesday.
{. In any event II IL expected that
Frisco railroad from the north At
noon. probably on Tuesday. This 10
"a most fitting time for the carrying
out OF the elaborate program that
has been arranged. especially the q
parade feature which has been ad-
worked out
Mrs G. E. Lahman, who has been
chosen by the ambulance boys as the
god mother OF the company, ls
chairman OF tho committee on ar
composed OF the follow
ing members' Mesdames 10, w. Sin
clAir y .., n; Cries. y N. .ssl,, Msrsriin'
" Rogers. Bernard Capps and ]. w.
Sanders; Major Ava J. Niles, Mossrs
r. Roger Kemp, ". ". Cries. c. Y.
Lahman. 70. W. Sinclair, J. 4. Cos
den, J. ". Markham. Al q. HegGem,
Il. N. McF'arlin. ~. X. Rogers. James
X. Crawford, l.. ~ LSwis and Ora
~ Upp.
Order OF Parade.
The parade will form at the Frisco
depot Immediately upon the arrival
~ the train. Factory and locomo-
tive whistles and church bells will
announce the approach Of the train
to the city. Guards will be placed
around tho depot premises TO ex-
pedjts the passage Of the ambulance
from the train to It's place
In the parade. Mrs. Harry Ashby OF
the canteon service and~-assistants
viii present each Rmbulancer with
"A flag and carDation. The column
will form In the following order, u
was announced by the committee
yesterday.
Mayor and city com missioners IN
decorated automobiles
Lloyd Lewis. marshal, on horse
back.
Reception committee in decorated
automobilcs
Union musicians band
Major Alva J. Niles and Brlgadier
Genera Roy Hoffman on horseback
Tulsa ambulance company headed
by capt. = j. Hradficld, marching In
military formation
soldiers, sailors and marines In
uniform All service men are invited
"a take part In the parade
Barraxc ~ Flowers.
From the Frisco depot the parade
viii proceed south on Main In
TIFh'h street. east on Eighth street
'u Boston, north on Boston % First
street tp Main: north on Main street
20 BRADY. west on Brady TO Conven-
tion hail
~ Zach intcrHsctluE street along o
Ma.n street tl:ere viii bs an nutomo-
bile fitted with flowere from which
groups Of girls Will throw barraEe
OF flowers as tho auihulaucerH puss
CI'ilrns along the line of march arc
requested 10 bring flowers and show
their welcome by showering tho boys
vim boputrts az they march through
COSTlNrED oS FACE LiGBr