Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HEALTH HAPPINESS.
RED ARROW CLUB
TO HOLD JUBILEE


In 1S4 cities and towns of the
United States there are being organ
lied RED Arrow Clubs, comprising
the greater part of the membership of
the famous 32nd Division of the
World War This city has one of
them
TIE Red arrow Club of Wauwatosa
begins with at least 80 charter MEM
bers. All are delegates to the Ma
tional Peace Reunion and Jubilee of
that famous outfit to be held in De-
tro-t, Mich. AtyS IS. 20, and 80
An outdoor deace and fete. some
thing on the order of the Mardi Gras,
in the two blocks of Washington
Boulevard, between Grand Circus
Park and Grand River avenue, in
THE Fourth City" will be the most
spectacular feature of spectacular
national reunion.
Ten thousand former soldiers who
wore Red Arrows of cloth on the left
shoulder in the greatest battle of his
tory are expected to take part in these
national peace festivities in the same
uniforms that mopped up mud in the
Argonne.
A committee of citizens, headed by
Gov, Alex j. Grossbeek Of Michigan.
and Mayor James Couzens of Detroit,
has taken charge of the financing and
to large extent are taking over the
plans for entertainment.
The arrangements for the whole af-
fair have been carefully worked out,
starting with the identification GER
tifeates," which are being issued di-
rect to members by mail, and will be
accepted by the railroads in selling
reduced fare tickets for veterans,
their relatives, and the next-of-kin of
fallen soldiers of the Division,
When the veterans arrive. they will
be met at the trains by committees.
taken to the Board of Commerce
Building and registered, given badges
and, billeted either at homes or in
hotels. They will be informed as to
where and when will be their regi-
mental meetings, dinners, and other
events
Arrangements for women win be in
the hands of Mrs. Charles A. Coolidge.
wife of Gen Coolidge, who will have
charge of a hostess house, which win
look out for all women attending the
These filed to date at National Head
quarters Of the 32nd division as mem-
bers of the Red Arrow Club of this
city:
Scudder, Charles, 1S0 Warren Ave.
Diedrich, John r., PAT Wisconsin
Ave.
Hahn, Eric. Box B.
Walt, Raymond, 76 State st.
Wendt, George c., Muirdale Sani-
tarium.
Hartman. William A., r. r. 2, Box
iO4-D
Lyncg, Raymond A., Hawley Road,
Grand Ave
Tingade. c. L.. 24o Sixth Ave.
Ruch, vernharet G., SIND and Grand
Ave.
Uecher. Ernest c., 4SS Twelfth st.
Sergeant. Harry w, Milwaukee,
County Hospital.
schlichting, Walter T., 214 Eleventh
Ave.
Rasmussen, Walter. "a Greenfield
Ave.
Rasussen, Clarence. saith and Grand
Ave.
Jackson. Benjamin. 1920 Brown st.
Hartel, Arthur, 265 59th st.
Lumb. Percy H., 191 Kavanagh
Place
Ganchoff, Christie r.. Milwaukee
County School of Agriculture.
Bayliss, J. A., Jr.
Dunlop, Malcolm, 372 Second Ave.
Pilgrim, Stanley L., 100 Center st.
Sergeant, Donald s.. Milwaukee
County Hospital.
Johnston, Hugh, 593 wauwatosa
Ave.
Johnston, Glenn H.. 81 w Lane Ave-
Geier, Peter. All Thomas Ave.
Burke, Edwin j., Hawley Road and
Grand Ave.
Patterson, John r.. care Mrs. Well
man Government.
Uecke, William, 1853 State st,
Kenney, William, 211 E. Milwaukee
Ave.
Lauch, Herbert.