The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-08-18
KENOSHA SENDS
LARGE NUMBER
One of the Three Largest
Quotas for Red Arrow
Convention.
PLAN GIGANTIC PARADE

Detroit, -Seventy-eight "Red
Arrow" clubs, each with ten or more
members, have been formed in Wis
consin cities to attend the peace re-
union of the Thirty division TO
be held in Detroit, August % to 80, in
elusive. Altogether twenty-three states
viii be represented in the reunion,
which is expected to bring $4,000 vet
Grams to Detroit Wisconsin and Michi-
gan will send the largest delegations,
for the national guard organizations
of these states made up the nucleus
of the Thirty-seeond division.
The Racine RED Arrow" club took
time by the forelock by sending w. R.
Wadewitz here recently to arrange ac-
commodations. He was successful in
obtaining permission for his "buddies"
to live in the army barracks at Fort
Wayne during their stay here, an ar
rangement which eliminates hotel ex-
penses and at the same time will keep
the club together and revive memories
of army life.
Kenosha Sends Many.
The reunion headquarters in Detroit
has been notified of the formation Of
the following Red Arrow" clubs to
attend the reunion: Ashland, 42 mem
bers; Amigo, 10; Appleton, 30; Ber-
lin, %; Beaver Dam, SIS; Beloit, 65;
Black River Falls, 80; Baraboo, 80;
Cambridge, II; Camp Douglas, 16;
Chiffon, 20; Chippewa Falls, is; Cuda-
by, %; De Pere, 10; Edgarton, II; Eau
Claire, 63; Fort Atkinson, As; Fond du
Lac, SO; Grand Rapids, 19; Granton,
10; Green Bay, 1O8; Hartford, A; Hud-
son, 10; GAINESVILLE, 80; Kenosha, 121;
Ladysmith, 20; Lake Geneva, 50; La
Crosse, SO; Manasha, 70; Marinette,
40; Mauston, 10; Marshfeld, 70; Mel
len, 81; Madison, 157; Manitowoc, 20;
Menomonee, %; Monroe, 16; Merrill,
SO; Neenah, So; Neillsville, 81; New
London, 27; Oconto Falls, Ia; Oshkosh,
81; Oeonomowoc, II; Oeonto, 81; Ply
mouth, Ii; Port Washington, 10;
Platteville, 46; Phillips, SO; Portage,
81; Racine, 311; Park Falls, %; Rhine
lander 55; Rice Lake, 27; Ripon, "a;
Sheboygan, A; Spooner, %; Sparta,
81; Stanley, 81; Stevens Point, %;
Stoughton, Al; Shawano, 27; Sturgeon
Bay, 81; South Kaukauna, 70; Superior,
105; Tomah, IL; Tomahawk, %; Viro-
qua, IA; West De Pere, 10; Wisconsin
Rapids, Ii; Waupaca, as; Washburn,
IL; West Allis, 35; Whitewater, 20;
Wausau, 81; WATERFOWL, %; Waukesha,
81, and Wauwatosa, 80.
y viii Watch Babe Ruth.
Some of the veterans will make the
journey to Detroit in box cars of the
French 40 Hommes, Chevaux" type.
While the reunion does not officially
open until August %, the visitors will
be the guests of the Detroit baseball
club at a game between Detroit and
New York, August 27 being given an
opportunity to see "Babe" Ruth and
"Ty" Cobb in action. Maj. General Will
liam G. Ham, who took the "Red Ar
row" division to France, and Major
General James Parker, retired, who
commanded the Thirty-second at Waco,
will be guests of honor.
Among the outstanding features Of
the reunion will be public memorial
SAei Uses III Ihe OPSAi, III Soln AssuSS
who did not come back from France.
During the exercises, in the open air
for comrades, as a mark of respect for
the hero dead, street cars and all other
traffic will be stopped while veterans
and Detroit citizens will stand at at
tention for three minutes.
The "Red Arrow" parade promises
to he another interesting spectacle.
The entertainment committee is hope
full Of massing $4,000 men, almost half
the divisional strength, in line.