The evening world., 1921-06-03
LIBERTY PARADE
July 4 TO Be LED
BY PHYSICIANS
Pacific Coast and Canada to
Send Delegations to
March Here.

The Anti-Prohibition parade along
Fifth Avenue on the Fourth OF july
promises now to be one OF the great
est, II not the greatest, turnout eve"
seen In the City of New York. The
movement, started ten days ago by
Frank c. Drake, not only has spread
over the Ave boroughs, but has gone
beyond the confines OF the city.
throughout the State and across IN"
border to Canada and across the
country 10 the Pacific Coast.
To such proportions has the move
nent grown that permanent or
yanization Is beng organized TO he
known as the League for Personal
liberty, which win affiliate with
rsr.iiar State organ zattoNs in an
open fight against the volstead Act
and all legislation which has for its
purpose the alleged dethronement of
ptrsoI liberty.
= AZ the ffrst meeting of the Parade
Committee yesterday afternoon in the
Offices of Jungmann g. Hopkins, No.
4S9 Fifth Avenue, plans were discuss
ed for the parade. Chairman l.. Wal
lace Hopkins read letters received thus
week pledging 1000 volunteers for
the march.
= The total number OF marchers is
estimated at 100000. and from the
manner In which acccptarCes are
being received by Director General
Drake and other officials, 1t will be
surprising, they say, II the numbe. ~
not much greater. Within few days
district headquarters will be opened
Tor the various divisions: and then
p4rsons desiring to participate may
enroll with the captain of his own di
Vision.
The marchers- s-to-be are as Freat
In their variety as in their numbers,
Including men and women from all
walks of life--doctors, lawyers,
bankers, brokers, merchants, real es-
tate men, insurance men, clerks, art
lists, actors, musicians, mechanics,
nurses, stenoEraphers, newspaper men,
shipping men-men of every trade
and calling.
Arrangements have been made so
that any physician may be reached
during the parade in case OF an
urgent call. At the request of the
physicians, Chairman Hopkins Of the
Parade Committee announced that
the medical men will march in the
first division that they may be able
to fall out early and attend to their
patients. ...
The Chairman also announced the
following captains Of divisions COM
prising representation from all the
boroughs Of Greater New York:
Arthur Adamini, Captain Division
ID, N. v. A. Club, New York. from
I25th Street to the city line north
On the east side.
j. NJ. Erath, Captain Division DID,
from 125th Street to Van Cortlandt
Psrk on the west side. Mr.. Erath's
address Is No. 91o Intervale Avenue.
II. Hummelman. No. a45 East e2d
Street, Capt ain Division c, from b9th
street to 125th Street east
George Badame, NO. 33 Second Ave
nue, Captain Division A. from Battery
10 Houston Street on the east side.
Henry Bookman, No. 1856 Central
a.. Bushwick and Ridgewood dis
Edward C. Billings, No. 10 Court
street. Brooklyn, Captain Of Hill dis
Mr. Timmes, No. 1bs Remsen Street,
Brcokiyn. Captain Division H. Co
neS Island and Flatbush.
M. Hopkins has sent OUT requests
FOR volunteer captains to take charge
Of divisions on the east and west
side from the Battery to seth street
and on the west side from 5sth Street
70 t,5th Street
Fifteen hundred men OF the A. G
q. Republican Club, Capt. George
Badamo announces. will be In line
with uniforms Of white duck trousers
ana straw hats and will carry canes
IN addition, 1000 others have enrolled
with tire captain and there will b,
two floats and the Naval Reserve
band, conducted by Rosati.