The Washington herald., 1922-12-01
SAFETY WEEK.
FORCES MARCH
At NOON TODAY.
Numerous Bands, Floats and
PIatoons of Government En-
pIoyes Will Be in the Line
LED BY MOUNTED ESCORT
President and High Officials
viii Review Demonstration
from the White House Steps

Marked by an impressive parade,
washington's safety campaign will
reach its climax today.
President Harding. his cabinet,
high government officials. Army
and Navy officers will review the
demonstration at the White House,
while the wheels of the Govern
ment are slackened in order that
members of the various bureaus
may take part ir the parade and
carry a lesson of safety first to cit
izerry of the District.
STARTS AT NOON.
The parade will leave the Peace
Monument promptly at noon. and
will proceed west on Pennsylvania
avenue, south of the Treasury and
White House. north on West EX-
ecufve avenue to Pennsylvania
avkIe, west to Seventeenth street
an south on Seventeenth to Il
81 where 1t will disband.
win G. Hazen will ne marshal
oSMe parade with Gen. William
tcken. assistant chief of the Air
S{rv&e. and Major Harry Leonard,
H. Marine Corps. as honorary
nj mails. Clifford Lanham will be
cIkef aide. other aides being Thomas
81 John Keen, Harry Almond.
s. - el Frazier and John Beale.
- District Commissioners and
h3yashinston Safety Committee
W H8 cad the parade with mount
eBascort of fifty citizens.
PWADE LINEUP.
lR lineup of the parade follows:
6iice platoon. Marine Band. Dis
IN - Commissioners in automobiles,
eHltive committee IN automobiles.
vernment Departments-Chair
nj government safety committee
a 8 staff: Treasury Department.
q u floats and four piatoUns; War
N bartmenr. band and five floats:
VI blic Buildings and Grounds, Two
nkts: PoStOffice Department. two
ftsts and five platoons: Marine
Corps. OF" float and three plItoon9
of Marines: Navy Department,
hand. four platOOns and on" float;
Interstate Commerce Commission.
three pIatoonS and two floats: In
terror department, band. four pla-
toons and three floats: Department
of Agriculture. two floats: Dnpart-
mcnt ot Labor. three floats: Ship
ping Board. band. three platOOns
and ore float: State, War and Navy
Defartm' MS. one platoon and one
float; Veterans Bureau, two pla-
toons and one float: Government
Printing Office. one float.
District Government-Boy Scouts
and band. police department, fire
daDartmCnt engineers department.
Fairgrounds.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Universities and Collescs-Plb-
lie schools. band. high schools.
band, Gonzaga College. Community
CenterS. one float: ST. Johns CO..
leEc. hand. Dunbar High School.
National and Civic Organizations
--i;ad Cross. Girl Scouts. KiwaniS
club. Campfire Girls. General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs and other
women's clubs
Jtilities-Capital Traction Com
pary. Washington Railway ana
Electric Company. Yellow Taxi COM
pany. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. American Railway and Ex-
press Company. Baltimore and Ono
Railroad
Business Section-Seven Rainhow
Girl heraldS. brigade of flower girls.
floa'. Spring" Georg- S. ShaffsI::
float. White. Inc: float. Il. D.
blackstone: float. Autumn" Gu,ir
Brothers Co: float. Winter" ]. II
Small and Sons: Girls Friendly SO.
ciety. float: float, Louise Shon:
Community Service Band: FLOAT.
Herman T.. GaSch Co.: float. Wise
Brothers. two floats. American Au-
tomobile Association: floats. Lans-
hurSh and Bro; float, Tolm1n
Laundry; float. :. Kann Sons CO.;
float. Goldenbcrs; float, PyrGne
Company.
Officers of the Home Defense
League Motor Corps in autoalo-
biles