The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
MOTHERS HAVE
H0N0RED PLACE
Mrs. Mary Carson Will
Ride in Armistice
Day Parade
PARADE MOVES AT II
Commanders of Six Divi-
sions Will Be Selected
Early This Week

Mrs Mary Il. Carson. mother OF
Joe Carson, Tulsa hero who went to
his death In the front line trenches
n France and after whom the Tulsa
American Legion post was named.
and other Tulsa mothers who gave
their sons 10 their country during
the World war will have an honored
place IN the big Armistice day
parade under the auspices OF the
legion. Mrs. Carson will ride in an
automobile heading the section for
Gold star mothers.
order OF the parade was an
r1uuccd yesterday by Alva j. Niles,
post commander The parade will
move promptly at II o'clock Satur-
day morning, November II. The line
Of march Will be north on Bostcn to
First street, west on First street to
Main street, south on Main street
90 seventh street. where the parade
will disband. \ public annivel sary
meeting to which all are Invited will
Dee held at l:45 o'clock in the First
Presbyterian church and will be ad-
j0urned in time for the ball games.
Commanders OF the six divisions
Of the parade will be selected early
this week Word Is going out TO the
parade participants that assembly at
the individual starting points must
begin By 1880 on the morning of
parade day In order to insure move
meut OF the parade at II o'clock.
The head OF the parade will form at
Yvafth street and will be the first
division TO march out. Information
VtfF ta,stfs t..,I
secured from &. X. Allen, chairman.
of the parade committe for Joe Car
son post or from II. Z. zimmerman,
post service officer stationed at the
headquarters at Fifth and Cincin-
natl.
Positions for the different organ
ilations which will make up the
parade has been set as follows:
FIRST DIVISION
At 18th Street East OF Boston
Avenue.
/. Police patrol veterans of the
World war;.
.. Alva J. Niles, commander |
Americap Legion and party consist
ing OF Col. Ira l.. Reeves. Private |
Harry Goff OF the navy, and Private |
Mar'ot Benson OF the army. (All
m0untod)
q. sapulpa National Guard BandH
a. Mayor Newblock and City |
Commissioners Kiskaddon, Rudd, |
Whiteside and Crutchfield in auto
mobile.
9. soldiers Of the Grand Army Of
The Republic In automobiles.
g. Soldiers OF the Confederacy In |
automobiles.
Z. Spanish American War veter-
ans.
s. Ladies' OF the Grand Army of |
the Republic In automobiles.
a. Daughters OF the American |
Revolution.
b. United Daughters OF the Con-
fcderacy,
SECOND DIVISION
At nth Street Enst OF Boston
Avenue.
I. Tulsa Musicians Union band
leading. (Most of the members OF
this band are veterans OF the World
war and many served In France as
army band leaders.)
2. Gold Star Mothers In auto
mobiles
9. American Women Overseas
league on foot.
T.. Canadian and Veterans OF the
allied armies.
AlltIlfdU LtklpH anu NtltIhHE
pt Foreign Wars colors massed. with
UNIFORMED color guard furnished by
the national guard.
g. Auxiliary OF Joe Carson post
American Legion.
I. American Legion and all vet
trans OF the World war whether
members of the legion or not, in
Uniform.
a. American Legion and all
veterans OF the World war
whether members OF the
legion or not, in civilian
clothes.
every veteran Is urged 20
be in uniformly
\. Representatives Of American
Legion posts from Collinsville, Sand
sprlnGs. BiXby. Broken Arrow and
skIatook.
THIRD DIVISION
~ f0th Street East OF Boston
Avenue.
!. Salvation Army band.
Z, Former Mayor ]. II. Simmons
thd members OF Tulsa district of
sldit board In automobile.
80, Wartime Council of Defense,
members Liberty Loan drives, and
members Of all other wartime or
carnations, including men and
women OF Tulsa county who took an
s'setlNe part in the necessary war
work al home. (This list Is too large
70 send written invitations TO. but all
- requested to assemble at point