Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
GREAT HOPEWELL PARADE
MOVES PROMPTLY At NOON
Hour Has Been Changed From z
O'Clock to Give Time for
Other Events
THIS Is ANNIVERSARY DAY
Committees Have Finished Their
Work OF Preparation, and All Is
IN Kcadincss for Celebration of
Powder Towns First birthday.
Isnccial to The 'rtmes-pispatch. !

Powder Towns First birthday.
lSr"cial To The Times Dispatchi
iIol'EW ELL. VA. April l2.---Chair-
; man j. y England, oc the fIopcwcli
annivcrsary committees rud his score
or more OF faithful assistant: rra"ti-
cahF ended their arduOus task OF ar
ranging Cor the wizard citNs frs, bis:
celebration la;. this evening and
everything is n readiness for the big
event to-mOrrnw
chairman Eng!"nd's Office ;o-day 70
minded the casual observer of tho
Headquarters OF some bie Official In
command Of large number Of CO.
workers. From carly morning un,il
. ia,c in the afternoon telegraph meg
! s"nEcrs and other individuals were
rushing +" and fro bringing III tcIc-
grams or letters % acccp,auCc from
prominent persons who had been in
! vitcd
! A. was Hntici"atcd. it t,as been found
necessary !" alter tn" celebration pro-
gram slightly. nur ~ the main IL viii
to carried on, u. planned orlEinailv
'hr ch;tt'." OF NOR" Importance than
all the rcat j. tina, ur the hou, of The
! parade II has hc"u found necessary
40 start This hi. pageant a; l.. o'ciorl,
{ instead or o'clock in order 10 Give
, I'm" for carrying out the remainder
J OF INC program. Minor changes have
AIS" been made IN the line OF march
tn" parade will S,n.t from First Ave-
me and Buren, street. thence We,
along Dur"n "a sixth ivcuua north
on sixth Avenue Is I;,oa.w,y .,s,
on broadway to Du FONT stree, sou,h
on fu Font :" r"ythr"s~. cast on rov-
h'F"s9 I" f!"r"w.il, north on Homo
N"!i 70 ArDouattox. cast on .>nno,r,+
ION !" ~ village, who're tho par,do
VII nc reviewed from In" On lor,-
mn ny Governor Stuar; ana STAFF an1
other DISTINGUISHED guests
ATHLETIC EVENTS
WILL. EuLiOW PARADE
jhc p7rat" viii disbnud in Inc vic.
inhN Of the l.alI park and imrc.,i-
T.s'E i"'Io"inS tn" athletic cyomts ana
order. ~.
School events. aao \. ~ ,rrizos
hammer trophy To winning scl,oo', I:;r
. tF-%ar! dash. sack roll ,hrco-I.g,.o,,
'"ve' W. ndins broad Jump. tug OF .ar.
VI. :. ". 10 I" - y. 81 prizes:
m"i.,D io0-yari dash. oon-y..r,i ,t,.,,
Ne'-N"rd dash. ii"nninc broad ,u,,,r,
! running hirh tunp. sho,-pr, ,oi,,
rae: 't"ui rrize*-siiver medals,
'n'eFha'i"nal. 10 : = ". ,n,iz.s
mfs,. silver medal. second hronzo
'lt'"p 'i"-YarG dash. s,artin- t,na',
jump, running broad iu,nn nm,, -"
"nd jnnp. discus throw. shotp,it
! ii'hS hiEh jnrnp, iavclin throw. ,n..,.
non starting "t O'Clock trriycs. -,
H'N"F i'NinS cup second. gold p.,.aI
no" HopIEs Will. FORM
FoH GREAT PAGEANT
IN. chief marshal and stan Will forr,
Avenue ana Eurrn street.
y" H"pewcii police force Will form
"' second Avenue, facinc east. rirbt
resting on Rurcn street.
III" hop"""ll fir" department will
."Iu on Second Avenue. raclnc c.s;
Fshi resting on left Of police .lou,rt
mcut. N'''' -
The deputy shcrins OF Prince Georr.
VIII FORM on S.conG Avenue facing
""s,, right resting on Buren Street.
H." 'hamher OF Commerce Will form
resting on Buren, Street Tn. Two
hundred Thousand Loacuc" Will form,
Oh Third Avenue. facing west on the
LEFT Of the Chamber or Commerce.
IN" state organizations will form
on Fourth Avenue. facing east. r;ri,.
states :" take their places alphabotj-
,a!y, ars' ones right resting on
Hurcu Street.
. The Greeks will form or Fourth Ave-
ruc. facing west right resting on
rurcu Street
The school children will form on
sixth Avenue. facing west. right rest
Ing "m Bur"u street
The floats viii form on city poin.
Road. right resting on Sixth Avenue
acc ordinc 10 number
The parade will move promptly a.
- noon. each subdivision falling in i'm
rear Of line as ii passes the respective
avenues. tho subdivisions TO the north
Of Buren, street falling in ahead OF
those 10 the south. The floats will
: = H. a.,
City Point Road.
ANNIVERSARY DAY
CELEnRArI0N COMMITTEES
observation-disclosures E:rpcs. NJ y
/ Finn, J. c. Faison, Richard Boiss*al!.
! BENJAMIN Harrison. !. " England i
! I. Vaughn, NJ Ncusiadter. +. H. Brit
ton. o II. West, Lawrence Perry, Z.
NJ Cleveland. Mr.. Long. L. NJ. Warren.
, MIR Watkins, j. II. Luke. Mr. sylvia
mus J.. Anthony. William Amorsa. Faith
/ cr Haier. X. {. Sudbury, Dr. l. Lcion.
( Or. X. y. Giering. Dr. ]. y. EiIer. Or
I Leonard Richard Mann, DR.. Hcr,zber-,
Dr. :. q. Gill. Rev. Wilson, Rev. Tuck
cr. Rev. Gresham, Rev. Wylic. Mr.. Nc
Cotter. Z. l. Potter, Fl. y. Goodlow.
Judge Alden Fell. Mr.. Bunting.
! proGram-M. y. Finn. Richard Bots
seau. H. NJ. Aiaeee. John Leckas, NJ.
:, F.. Seneca. Mr.. Smith.
! Advert;sing-F. Il. Walters. Rich
ard Boyer. y. c. Mccain. John Dia-
monidas John D'Isa.
! Music-C u. Ber. Mr.. King. ". H.
Daniels.
In Charge Of State Delegations
N Cleveland. &. Camp. II. NJ. Ma
gee. DR.. Marshall DR.. Thomas smith.
I Dr. j. y. Elder
i!cy Scouts-W. l.. Duncan Sam
1 Portuguese. Oscar West, Mr.. Schaffcr
Seeing Hopcwell Tours-Mr Wat.
kins. Il. Walters. J. W. Phillips. Judge
! Walter DcNan"y, Charles Noble. Il i.
Allen. {. w. Morris, Mr.. Atifka, Mr.
! I>raiG.
/ Eanncr--A. NJ. Guy, W e. Fuller