Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-23 | Page 1 | Cheese Club to Wage Warfare on Profiteers

GHEE.SE CLUB TO SHE i (Saturday's Overall Parade to Be Followed by Huge Mass Meeting v ) ! NEW YORK, April 23 A nationwide nation-wide continuous drive against profiteering profi-teering in wearing apparel will bo started by the Cheese club at the conclusion con-clusion of Saturday's overall parade on Broadway, it was announced today. to-day. The marchers will hold a mass meeting and effect a permanent organization, or-ganization, with which overall clubs throughout the country will be invited invit-ed to affiliate "Wo are not going to let this thing die with the parade," said Walter J. Ivlngsley, chairman of the parade committee. "We are going to show those who sneer at us that the demonstration dem-onstration is neither - a fad nor a joke." It is probable the number of marchers march-ers will reach 20,000. officials of the Cheese club said. Nationally famous l actors and actresses will be among those in the procession. Al Jolson and Ed Winn will act as drum majoi3 for two of the overall bands. Retail clothing merchants throughout through-out the city hnvo ' commenced to' display dis-play cheaper grades of suits In their j show windows. Some firms have ad-i ad-i vertlsed sharp price reductions in the newspapers under tho caption "Why Wear Overalls?" I The Waldorf-Astoria hotel announc-j announc-j cd that an overall wedding would be solemnized there Saturday. j