The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-09

me ctt<sns c"mmtttec, unocN tht
direction OF capt Clark N. Garland
George u. Alderman. chairman and
secretary. respectively. has compict.
ed It's work tor the parade and patri.
otto demonstration NJ the armoiy -
night. al that remain 90 De done ~
for the people 20 turn out and give
their patriotic fervor run vent.
The formation OF the parade n
start al Sis O'Clock In front OF the
Y. N. &. A. building. capt. cBrr nnd
MIR. Alderman estimate that thcre
will be close 90 1000 marchers in the
parade. Chairs have been borrowed
from various quarters IN the city AND
Il r. expected that the armpry viii
seat tho largest crowd IN its history
Everyone viii be admitted The doors
OF the armory will 10 open until the
procession arrives.
Dance a. Gnarismen.
After the patriotic exercises. the
Booster orchestra Nni strike up ms-
sic for the dance. which Is TO be given
In honor Of the New Mexico guards
men. The orchestra IS giting i-
services free. The refreshment come
m.ttee. in charge OF Mrs. Kruske, Will
serve punch throughout the dance.
A. a snrtain-raiser TO the paraae
which viii start al 6;s0 O'Clock. there
will be a aaE-mising IN f-pnt Of the
Y. N e. A.. the bag salute ana a
reading of Secretary Lanes Mono
loguc 81 the Flag by airs. Charles
IL. Kirk.
The iaDor unions. santa he en-
ployes. and Boy Scouts VIII form on
south First street. while tso other
sections VIII form ON Central avenue
between First street and the santa Fe
tracks. No traffic viii be allowed he-
tween Broadway and Second on Gem
trail avenue or between Copper and
Goid IN on First street when
the parade Is forming.
No one viii ride IN the parade The
procession. headed by Marshal T. II.
Chamberlin. VIII march west ON Gem
trail avenue 60 Fourth street south ou
Fourth stree, 90 Gold avenue. west
on Gold ayenIc 10 Fifth street, snuth
on Fifth street 20 Silver venue and
west on Silver yenne o. the atmors
Governor to SPEAK.
n r. Elkins. Alderman Ciyde Tins-
Hey neN. r.. u. Sghucler and AIRS. a.
A. Keliam motorad this mcfning TO
santa re and are expecied 90 arrive
win the governor and AIRS. Lindsey
this afternoon. The governor viii oo
Ia the parade a. well as make an adj
dress ~ the armory
Practically all the prosrans which
were scheduled for tonight have been
postponed.
Order Of the Parade.
The marrhins order, as a~nnounced
follows:
Marshal or the day.
City baud.
Fire department.
Mayor and city council.
Citizens committee.
Governor u Ncw Mexico and stan.
color guard.
@. A. 4. guard ~ honor.
Spanish-Aaerlcan war veterans.
Companies G. ana l. 81 national
Fuard OF New Mexico.
Red cross society.
Woman's club.
Women's Relief corps.
Daughters OF American R%eVolutiou.
sons Of American Revolution
Sons Of Veterans.
Indian School band.
Indian school cadets.
Spanish American society.
Christopher Colombo soc.et-
Coiored Peoples association.
Citizens Of Albuquerque.
University band.
University students.
High school students.
schoni e. tlidren.
Parochial school children
Menaul school band
Mcnuul school students.
Rio Grande Industrial school
Harwood Boys Industrial school.
IaaDT Lr!ons.
Santa Fe employees.
Boy Scouts.
Two hundred members 90 the Nu-
tuai Protective society uf odd Albb-
querque will also march
l.. r.. Fletcher. a. o. Karr, a o.
Hutchinson superintendent John
Milne. J. f.. Mullen f. =. Wo-t
Sherln Rafael Garcia. Nestur Non
toya. n : Lithrow ard Fred Fotn.I
will be aides.
The program Tor the meeting Gag dr
armory follows:
Song When johnny COMES
Marching Home Aga!u
Inyocauon-Father A NJ. Mandt-
lari.
Reading OF call-Captain carr
chairman
song Fair Sew Mexico BLISS
Elizabeth Garrett.
Addros--Rohert g. Pu'ncr.
Address Gov vs. ~ Llndses
Address in spanish -Feiis Ha,a
SONS hattie crY of Freedom
Addre g. Cramgtuu of Ration
Audr The lsoyafty ST th. $50.
Pasfime ii hnafer In