New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-06-01
CAPITAL CITY TO
SET LIVELY PACE
REGISTRATION DAY
MASS MEETINGS, MUSIC.
PARADEs, FIRE WHISTLES.
BELLS, AND OTHER DEM
ONSTRATI0Ns TO LIVEU
UP THE DAY

by Santa Fe. There will be parades
and mass meetings, music and speech
es, and decorations such as the old
town has not witnessed for long
time. All this has been decided
upon by a General Arrangements
Committee organized at the sugges-
tion of the National, and State De-
fense Councils. The local commit
tee is representative of the citys
various municipal, fraternal and civic
and is composed OF
the folo wing -
Mayor VIM. G. Sargent, Chairman
Earle P. Doyle, Chamber of Com
Geo. w. Armijo, City Council.
Adoiph ]. Fisher, B. P. o. E.
Col. Jose d. Sena, Knights Of
Columbus.
Robert Cooper, Masons.
Mrs. Henry Dendahl, Womanb
Board of Trade.
Mrs. J. B. AeMannus.> WomanS
Club.
Mrs. Kate Hall, Woman's Auxiliary
to Defense Council
Jacob Weltmer, G. A. r.
Hugh H. Williams, Knights OF
Pythias.
David Gonzales, Fraternal Union.
and Yeomen.
RI. Baca, Woodmen of the World
Fl. S. Lutz, Modern Woodmen.
The first meeting of the commit
tee was held at the office of the
State Auditor in the Capitol Thurs
day morning, and arrangements were
made through the appointment OF
sub committees to carry out an ex-
tensive program OF patriotic demon
strations all during the day
Bells and fire whistles will be rung
when the registration booths open
in the morning, and the entire MORN
ing will be devoted to an organized
effort to b'ing out for regustra.
tion every man in the city who will
he subject to registration. Auto
mobile brigades viii be at work in
the four registration precincts and
bands of music and women will be
stationed at all of the registration
booths. as each man registers a
committee of women will present him
with the Honor Badge, a special
insignia designed for the OCCASION.
and TO be worn only by those who
answer I, the call of the Colors on
that day.
In the afternoon beginning at
IL P. N. there will be monster par
AIDE in which it is hoped every per:
son ir Santa Fe,-men, women and
children. will participate. The parade
will doubtless form on the Catron
School grounds. the line OF march
will be announced later lmme-
diately following the big parade
there will be an old time patriotic
raiiy in the Plaza at which speeches
will be made in English and Spanish
by prominent citizens.
ONLY the Chairmen Of the SUBJ
committees have been thus far
named. and they are as follows:-
SPEAKERS VIM. G. Sargent.
PARADE Earle p Doyle.
MUSIC Henry Alarid
DECORATIONS Adolph J. Fish
AUTOMOBILES Mrs. c. 6.
Mardorf.
FINANCE Chief Juctice R H.
Hanna.
BADtIES q FNlN lVNO'- Nihd us
Otero-Warren.
REGISTRATIONS Celso Lopez.
Mayor Sargent has issued special
proclamation designating the day .
legal holiday. and it is hoped that
Iall of the stores and business houses
win close for at least part OF the
day, Il is the intention of the Ar
ranpements Committee to make this
a day long to be remembered BY
those answering to their country's
lcall. Everybody in Santa Fe, is ex-
pected to do his or her part.
II Is expected that not less than
two thousand people will participate
In the parade. Don't wait for the
committee to call on you with IN
structions as to what you are sup
posed to do.-but on Tuesday alter
noon at I o'clock report to the Par,
lade Committee at the Catron Schoo
grounds and be assigned a place Il
the parade. The line of March viii
not be long. so that everybody car
do their little bit without fear o'
exhaustion Decorate your home!
and business Monday afternoon
Encoura age all men between the age!
of twenty-one and thirty to 60 Il
the registration booths in their res
!. peetive precincts and register earl!
in the day. and then come ont TO-
the big demonstration in the after
noon. Santa Fe is going to do II
Utmost to stage the biggest patriots
: display in the state of New Mckee
on Tuesday. and it expects ever!
{ citizen to do his part.