Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-06

GOlu avenue anu the lilleISeClluR
streets will be the formation points
for the nine divisions which will
form the Armistice day parade, ex-
pected to be the longest ever seen
in the city. MAKE it shappy" will
I, be the slogan Of the marshals and
the parade will start promptly at
1920 o'clock Friday morning. The
entire parade and dedication cere-
mony at the court house will con-
sumo less than two hours.
Although the greater part of the
program is now prepared, there is
still considerable work for the COM
mittees. Twenty speakers will visit
each school in the city and the
close-in county schools on Wednes-
day and deliver patriotic addresses.
The speakers will be announced
Tuesday. Later Wednesday after
noon the entire committee will
meet at the chamber of commerce
for final arrangements and In
structions. 1t is desired that all
division marshals attend this COM
mittee meeting to receive their in
structions for the parade.
The entire formation Of the pa
rade will be as follows:
Grand marshal. Maj. J. H. Tou-
louise: aides, f. NJ. CARRIER, Frank
Westerfield, Antonio Ortiz, w. j.
Shamphan.
First Division.
Marshal, Earl Bowdich.
The first division will be made
up as follows: Dove of Peace on
float, escorted by bevy Of Red
Cross nurses. Gold Star float with
Gold Star Mothers. G. A. r. III
automobiles. Veterans of Foreign
Wars with float. Disabled Soldiers,
with float. Spanish War Veterans,
Women's Relief Corps. Red Cross,
War Mothers. American Legion
with float, and American Legion
Auxiliary.
Second Division.
Marshal. Adj. Gen. II. II. Brown.
Second division made up as fol-
lows: Gov. Merritt C. Mechem and
staff, county commissioners, city
commissioners county and city Of
ficials escorted by the New Mexico
national guardsmen.
Third Division.
Marshal. Captain Bcnavctis.
The third division made up as
follows: Y. NJ. c. A. with float rep
resenting hut, X. of C. with float
representing hut, Salvation Army
with float representing hut, Jewish
Welfare league with float repre-
senting hut.
Old Town Band.
Fourth Division.
Marshal, Miss Eugcnia Kelehcr.
Assisted by Miss Margaret Hubbell.
Fourth division made up as fol-
lows: Float representing U. s. A.
put on by Women's club; England
and it's colonies on float. put on by
Elks; France on float, put on by
Central Labor Union; Italy on
float, put on by Italian societies.
Fifth Division.
Marshal, Mrs. A. /. Rcidling, As
sisted by Miss Gertrude Elliott.
Fifth division made up as fol-
lows: Belgium on float. put on by
Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners; Servia on float, put on by
I. o. o. F.; Greece on float, put Oh
by X. Of P.
Sixth Division.
Marshal. G. T.. Mcdonald.
Sixth division made up as fol-
lows: New Zealand on float. put on
by w. o. w; Canada on float, put
on by committee; Australia on
float, put on by committee: Rou-
mania on float. put on by commit
tee; Y. w. c. A. with float.
Seventh Division.
Marshal w. r.. Horne.
Seventh division made up as fol-
lows: Federated Shop Crafts.
Bricklayers, Painters, Lathers,
Plumbers, Sheetmetal Workers,
Glaciers and Sign Writers. Hold
carriers, Electrical Workers.
Indian School Band.
Eighth Division.
Marshal, Prof. f. T.. Eyre.
Eighth division made up as fol-
lows: University of New Mexico, |
with float; Japan on float. put on
by high school; city sci ools.
Ninth Division.
Marshal, Antonio Duran.
Ninth division made UP as fol-
lows: County schools. Indian |
school and Boy Scouts.
Formation Locations.
The first division will form on
Gold avenue, facing east. The sec
ond division will form on Eighth
street, south Of Gold avenue and
facing Gold avenue. The third d.
vision will form on Seventh street
south, facing on Gold avenue. The
fourth division will form on Sixth
street south. facing on Gold ave-