The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01

Revised plans for the reception
Of General John j. PcrshinE were
made last week by tho committee
composed OF Mayor Hubbard,
Horace HaEan, state commander
American legion, Foster y. Burns,
president Of the Missouri society;
Clarence Il. Douglas, managing di-
rector chamber Of commerce. Ava
J. Niles, executive committee Joe
Carson post American legion; Il. n.
kCnney, chairman entertainment
committee Joe Carson post; W l..
Eagleton, vice commander Joe Car
son post, and j. p Gallagher, com
mander United Spanish War Neter-
ans in Tulsa
Previous announcements were
that the parade would go south on
Main to Sixth were changed to.
From Frisco depot at 9:l5 the pa
rade will extend south TO seventh,
thence east TO Cincinnati, north to
Firm. west TO Boston, north to
Third, thence east TO Hotel Tulsa.
Men who were wounded in the
service during the late war and FAM
ilics OF those who lost their lives
or died in the service are invited 10
occupy seats Of honor on the stage
nt Convention han at 2:30 o'clock.
The presentation OF the new
post ColOrs TO Joe Carson post Amer
lean legion, by General pcrshing
himself will be the feature attrac-
t.on Of the gathering, which will in
clude: Patriotic music led by W. L.
Guibcrson and the Apollo club, in
vocation by Rev. L. s. Barton, ad-
dress by Mayor Hubbard, address by
president of chamber OF commerce.
address by Horace lIag0n, state
commander American legion; ad
dress by General Pershing, dism lssa,
by Rev. j. w Abel.
Local chapter Of the American
Red Cross will have charge Of re-
ception in Convention hall and Rain
bow Women, mothers ana relatives
Of members Of 42nd division, will
have charge Of the state reception.
Max Madansky f.. a. Casebeer, Lee
Leyering, j. G. Halliburton. l..
Lyons w. A. Vandever, Cass Mayo,
simon JankOwsky Dan Hunt, Ralph
Talbot Vii Smith, NJ g. Hale. and
Curtis Brown constitute the deCora-
ions committee, which will prepare
the city for the grand reception.
Harry Eiskaddon. A. D Young and
W. l. GuibersOn will arrange for the
music.
Special reservations have been
made in each event OF the reception
for those men who were in the serv-
ice under General pcrshing, mos, Of
whom were members Of tho Amer
lean legion and a few being old
timers Alva J. Niles, formerly a
major i'm the Seventh division in
France and now a member Of the
A f1af fFff "a tffgT a.. Gr,l
host to the general G. +. Hopkins
formerly major, viii act as host
to the generals chief Of staff and
Patrick J.. Hurley will be host to
the assistant chief Of staff. Other
mem bcrs Of the staff will be os-
corted about the city by tho follow
ing: J. NJ Berry, T.. w. Sinclair, r.
j, Hartman, W L. Lewis, Cyrus S.
Avery. Grant r. Mccullough, Lee
Clinton, a. Peppus and J. II. Nc
Birney.
In addition to the special hosts,
a reception committee was appoint
ed as follows: Mayor c. II. Hubbard,
city commissioners, president and
committee from chamber OF com
merce, president a{ Missouri society
and OF all civic clubs, state Com
mander II. II. Hagan OF American
legion and John Rogers. commander
Joe Carson post American legion
and presidents of all war veteran
organizations in Tulsa. Eugene Lor.
ton and r. l.. Jones.
Units Of the national guard will
escort the procession through the
city. A squad OF motorcycle patrol
men and platoon OF mounted po-
lice are scheduled TO head the pro
ccssion aud automobiles will line up
behind the generals car. Tulsa Boy
Scouts viii form guard Of honor
along the line OF march. The genera,
will be in Tulsa from early in the
morning until about $50 O'Clock in
the evening Of February II.