Arizona republican., 1920-01-30

Phoenix and the Salt River valley today welcome as their guest General John !. Pershing, -in-chief of the American expeditionary forces in the world war
 For 12 or 14 hours the distinguished visitor will be in the city and valley and during that time he will be a busy man accepting the homage of the peo- pie in program that has few idle minutes in it from the arrival Of the Santa Fe train from Parker bringing the general until he says goodbye on his way east tonight.
 Phoenix will greet General Pershing today with great warmth and with an interest born of her participation in the sacrifices and duties brought about by the great war in which the dis tinguished visitor was such an import ant figure The generals progress from city 10 city has been a continued ovation, but none will be warmer nor more from the heart than that which will be extended him today by the citizens of Phoenix and vicinity.
 Arrives At e:30 A. M.
 The Santa Fe train bringing General Pershing to Phoenix is due to arriver at the station at 9-3O o'clock this morning. The general will be officially greeted at the station by Governor Campbell, Mayor Corpstein and the members Of the Pershing committee who are as follows Dr. A. M- Tuthiil. chairman; w. A Glassford. F. Power Conway, L. NJ Mckinley, Howard S. Reed. Joseph Melczer, Joe Kehoe. J. E. Sellers, Lyman Peters. Carl H. Hobby; Harry $. Lane. V. O. Walling- ford, John Sabra. Alexander Baker and HydesClarll-
 General Pershing and his party of II will be. escorted directly to motor cars. In the party with General Persh- ing are Brigadier Generals Fox. Con nor, George Van Horn Moseley. Marlin Craig; Colonels- George C. Marshall, Jr CA D. e R. H. Williams, John C. Quekemeyer. Henry Beeul1es, Lieu tenant Colonel Edward Bowditch, Jr-; Captain J.. T. Schneider and one sec retary.
 The parade, which will conduct the general and party to the city hall plaza, is entirely in charge of the American Legion. That organization also will provide a guard Of honor for General Pershing- The local post Of the Amer jean Legion has sent out word for all eN-service men, whether in uniform or not, to appear at the station this morn ing to take part in the parade. The former members of the 15Sth infantry and of the 34Oth field artillery win be by themselves, it is announced.
 Parade To City Hall Plaza
 Led by the high school band, the parade, which will include the Amer ican Legion, the high school cadets. the Indian school cadets and the Eslks and citizens, will pass from the Santa F'e depot. on South First avenue north to Madison street. east to Central avenue, north to Washington street, west to Third avenue, north to Adams street, east to First street, south to Jefferson street. then east o the band stand in the city hall plaza.
 Five -minue addresses will be made at the city hall plaza by Governor Campbell on behalf of the state of by Mayor Corpstein for the city, by H. K. Bowen, chairman of the board of supervisors, on behalf Of the Dr. TuthiIl then will introduce General Pershing who will make brief address.
 Following the program at the city hall plaza the general will be taken to the high school, the Adams and Mon roe schools where the school children will be assembled and where they will have the pleasure of a few words from General Pershing. At the high school the cadet battalion will be in ranks General Pershing will then ride to the capitol to return the call mode by Governor Campbell.
 General Pershing will be the guest of the Red Cross at a luncheon at the