Evening journal., 1920-11-10
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when community sing will be held.
Miss Lydia Harris and Fred Jordan
will be the soloists.
The various organizations tina. are
to parade will form at i.30 O'Clock
and the parede will move at 2.i5
O'Clock.
The parade formation follows:
First division-Police detachment,
regulars, Q. NJ. d., G. A. r., Spanish
war veterans, ladies', auxiliary, Ameri-
can Legion; American Legion. form
on Twelfth street, Orange TO French,
Rank and File Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, ex-service men, form on
Twelfth street, east OF French.
Second division-Red Cross, Saliva
tion Army, form on Eleventh street,
west Of French. Volunteers Of Amer
lea, form on Eleventh street, east OF
French
Third dlvision-State. county and
city officials and employees, form on
Tenth street, west OF French. Police
department, form at city hall court
yard. Fire department, French street,
north Of Tenth.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. form on Ninth street.
west OF French. Odd Fellows. X. of
&C., Ninth street, east OF French, Red
Men. A. o. H., Eighth street, west Of
French. X. Of p, Renders, Eighth
street, east OF French. Moose, Owls,
Seventh street, west OF French p. o.
S. A., Elks, Sixth street, west Of
French, Independent Cycle Club,
Sixth street, east Of French. Keystone
F.. c., Parksde 4. c.. Defiance, Ninth
Ward A. c.. South Side-Eden a. c..
Firth street, west of French, Brown
son Library Association, Benevolent
Pioneer Library Association, St. He'd
wig A. A.. Neighborhood A. A.. High
land a. A., Fifth street, east of
French.
Fourth sub-divislon-Monday Club,
Col0red 5. o. ", COlOred q. A. r.. Col
ored X. OF p, Seventh street, east Of
French. Progressive League, Colored
Masons. Delaware Protest Association.
Ffth division (industrilal Form
and west Of French.
The following assistant grand mar
'shals have been appointed by Thomas
W. Miller, grand marshal, TO assist
in the parade:
Cecil C. West, former sergeant: /:
John j. Dugan. former regimental
sergeant-maior and commander Della
ware Post. No. 4 Lewis w. Zebley,
former sergeant; Harry Cohee, for
merly Of the United States Navy 4;
William J. Mckinney. former color
sergeant; Frank c. Hughes, former
| lieutt pant OF artillery.
In addition 10 these the assistant
grand marshals already announced
are Henry G. Parker and George j..
At the same time the following
division marshals were announced :
First Division, j. Austin Ellison ;
Second Division, Mrs. Donald 5. Ash
brook; Third Division. Recorder Of
Deeds Furman G. Cole; Fourth Di-
vision, former Lieutenant John Black
ston; Subdivision OF the Fourth Di-
vision. former Corporal Wesley Tay-
lor, 92d Dlvision Fifth Division mar
shal has not been determined at time
OF going to press.
The route OF the parade was def
nitely determined upon. The head Of
/ the column Will rest at Front and
French streets. When. the parade
starts It will proceedNalong Front
street TO Market, TO Tenth, to King.
passing in review in front OF the
Municipal Building for the governor,
mayor and Official relieving party,
out King street to Market street
bridge, to Boulevard, to Nineteenth
street TO Van Buren TO athletic field.
Upon arrival at the field all Organi-
cations Will remain in line until or
ders for the dismissal Of the entire
parade are given by the grand mar
shal or any Of the assistants.
There will be a meeting OF all as
sistant grand marshals and division
marshals at the Armory at 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
The committee is indebted TO Alvin
F. Pyle, Of the Wilmington and Phila-
delphia Transportation Company, and
TO the Packard Motor Car Company
for transportation and services; and
NJ Witmarks and Sons, by the direc-
tion OF their Philadelphia manager
Mr. Edwards. in supplying the talent
for the evening performance at the
=. Auditorium
The committee desires every soldier
sailor and marine 10 wear his uni
form as we'll as any decoration or
medal awarded the government or
State Sam Browne belts will be worn
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