The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-11-10
LEGION Is READY
FOR BIG AFFAIR
Kenosha Post Whips Plans
Into Shape for Arm
istice Day.
ALL CITY TO PARADE
Every Organization in City
Will Have Chance to Be in
Monster Line.

Kenosha will see the biggest post
war celebration in its history when on
.Armistice Day, the American Legion
will whip the entire city into line of
march that will make the city sit up
and take notice. The Legion has been
working on the project for the past
two weeks IN conjunction with a spe-
cial committee under the Craftsmanship
of Major Mellum and from the poppy
meeting held on Monday night at the
Legion rooms. there should be no hitch
in the affair going off successfully.
Every patriotic, fraternal and civic
body in the city has been given an
invitation to be in the lineup and all
the invitations have been accepted.
The committee in charge has prepared
an exhaustive list Of the organizations
of the city and careful perusal of
the line of march as published will be
of great value in lining up the people
on Armistice Day morning.
1t is expected that 5000 marchers
and about 40 floats will be in the line.
Line of March.
Parade will form at Library Park,
with head at Prairie avenue and Chi
cago street, at 900 o'clock sharp.
Parade will proceed north on Chica-
go street to Market square; east to
Main street; north to Milwaukee ave-
nue. and Broad street; counter march
ing on Milwaukee avenue south to
Main street; thence south on Main
street to South street; west to Chicago
street; north on Chicago street to
Market square, forming for exercises
at west end of Market square.
Formation of Parade.
Kenosha City Police-Assistant Chief
of Police John Cyzak, commanding.
Chief Marshal Frank w. Harvell and
staff.
Troop E, 1O5th Cavalry-Captain John
D. Alexander, commanding.
Hon. John G. Joachim, mayor.
City and county officials.
Board OF EDUCATION.
Post Office employees.
First Division.
Marshal-William Bowlby.
Since Band.
Fred S. Lowell Post, G. A. R.-The odore
Boyington, commanding.
Dewey Camp, United Spanish War Vet
erans.-J. M. Francis, commanding.
Kenosha Post, No. I'll American Legion.
James Nelson, commanding.
Second Division.
Marshal-Margaret Farley.
Boy Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps.
Kenosha Chapter American Red Cross.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Woman's Relief Corps.
Ladies of the G. A. R.
Women's Auxiliary, American Legion.
Ladies of Mooseheart.
Boy Scouts of Kenosha.-David o. R.
Fogwell, commanding.
Woman's Club of Kenosha.
Kenosha College Club.
National Daughters of the G. A. R.
St. Margaret's Court, CAT, Foresters.
Women's Benefit ASSN, Maccabees.
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
Third Division.
Marshal-Iner R. Turkelson.
Eagles Band.
Sons of Veterans.
Modern Woodmen of America.
Knights of Colum bus.
Knights of ST. George.
National Slovak Society.
Loyal Order of Moose, No. 286.
Salvation Army.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
knights of Pythias.
United Italian Societies of Kenosha.
Lithuanian Societies.
Fourth Division.
Marshal-James C. Ferris.
Schultz Band.
MacWhyte Company.
Ke-Nash-A Club-Nash Motors Co.
Simmons Company.
Frost Mfg. Company.
Allen A Company.
American Brass Company.
N. R. Aliens Sons Company.
Cooper Underwear Company.
Balm Wagon Works.
Dunnebacke Company.
Central Fuel & Ice Company.
Independent Coal Company.
Fifth Division.
Marshal--Louis Harbert.
Decorated autom obiles.
Detached floats.
Where Divisions Will Form.
First division will form on west side
of Chicago street with head at Prairie
avenue.
Second division will form on east
side of Chicago street with head at
Prairie avenue.
Third division will form on north
side of Park place, facing west, with
head at Chicago street.
Fourth division will form on south
side of Park place, facing west, with
head at Chicago street
Fifth division will form on Park
avenue, facing north, with head at
Deming street.
General Information.
All automobiles in uarade will form