The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
DECORATION OF
BUILDINGS ASKED
This Is Part V. +. w. Is
to Play in Armistice
Day Preparation
BOY SCOUTS TO HELP
Paraders Requested to As
semble Not Later Than 3
Saturday Morning

A reminder that the ANGLICAN faR
should wave from flagNaffs on
Armistice day ana that buildings
may appropriately be brave In pa
triouc decorations viii bc boruo In
person 20 owners of office and com
mcrcini buildings und down town
aiuroA Friday by Tulsa Roy scouts
~ the request NJ tho Tulsa post No'.
Grams of Foreign Wars. hoy S.ouir
viii maze an effort for a bcdoDor.
ated city ~ part of their contribution
60 Armistics day preparation,
Tho Wagner post of the Victor.
nna Foreign Wars and state pfflccrs
headed by state Commander Tom
Harvard It,. Of Wngoupr have Bca
ccptcd an invitation 10 march iu the
Tulsa Armisiico day parade, Clcv"
land iiilson local port commander.
said yesterday The local post ig In
yitinE other posts in tho state 10 do
likewise, assembling M tho club
rooms go South Cheyenne, on the
morning 81 the parade Tho post
will bear its new colors IN tho pa
rndo.
Gen. u. l.. Buila~d. second In
command OF the a. " r., viii be
unable 10 accept an Invitation 90
take part IN the parade saturday
morning because OF previous
speaking engagement. he wired yes
terdny, together with u message "
greetings 10 tho post General liul-
lard ls personal friend ~ Post
Commander Alyn j. Niles.
Armls,lco belongs 10 all ana the
Tulsa American Legion has taken
the lead In arranging FOR the proper
Observance Of the day merely nH u
patriotic act. Nilcs said yesterday IN
inviting all cities who had an active
part on war work here to march I'm
the parade. A special division Tor
such citizens afoot or I'm cars VIII
form at Tenth street east OF Boston
it Is requested that all Hutomobilcs
ANA other vehicles In the parade he
decorated with the national coiors
Legionnaires from Colllnsvillc
sand Springs, Rixby Broken Arrow.
SkintooE and Claremore viii march
with Tulsa legion men ana an
World war veterans, whether or not
members Of veterans organizations,
are urged 90 Join the third marcr-
Ing division of the parade. lndivid-
ual floats are being arranged hv
the Daughters of tho American
Revolution, legion auxiliary ana the
InlNn county ltfl AThN ilNNi'l
Marching music win bo furnished
by the Tulsa musicians union hand,
national guard band, ~, q, X Is
band and lady drum and huglo
corps. Salvation Army band, Tulsa
Bow scouts drum corps, Oklahoma
military institute band, high schoo
band. Thirteen veterans ana auNii
iary organizations will be present
among the hundreds Of pnrndcts. u
addition 80 the Tulsa units or the
oklahoma national guard aud re.
.orue and representatives ol
civilian war groups, the red Cross
ci official Salvation Army, Y NJ
G 4. oklahoma military Institute
OF Claromore the city school hoard
and surerinteudent. high school pu
nils Instructors and detachment
from each ward school, the fire de
partment and police patrol.
parnders have been instructed I.
assemble not later than 1890 o'clocl
saturday morning nj their appoiute,
places as tho parade viii corn
monce NJ II o'clock owing TO IN
size Cf the parade II has been impos
slhle 10 pay attention To formnltles
Difference 20 persons or orGnnl1n
tloua. Niles said yesterday, aud a
Armistlce day is day for lolltticn
ton on the part OF every patrlntl
+ American man. woman and child.
IL requested that such tormaliiles b
overlooked FOR the occasion.