Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
CADET PARADE
 AND FIELD DAY WILL BE FRIDAY
First Athletic Exhibition to Be Given at the High School Since Introduction of Military Training


 the Phoenix Union high school cadet battalion will take place Friday after noon when the 450 boys of the seven companies and band, composing the Phoenix corps, participate in the first Held day to be held since compulsory military training was inaugurated in the local high school. The field day and military exhibition will begn at Z o'clock sharp Friday afternoon at the high school athletic grounds, Ninth and Taylor streets.
 A general invitation for the public to attend has been issued for the field day, as it's purpose is to show what has been accomplished in the battal- ion of boys, and to stimulate interest in the work. The days program will consist of competitive drill, field events, and some athletic contests.
 Battalion Parade
 The most impressive part of the program will be the formal parade and review of the full battalion, with it's seven companies headed by the high school band of 40 pieces. The band will take a large part in the afternoons events, under the direction of F. A. Venne.
 Among the guests of honor at the review will be Governor Thomas F. Campbell, Adjutant General Ingalls,, Superintendent of Public Instruction C.. o. Case; G. w. Barrows, member, with the adjutant general and MT. case, of the cadet commission; Dwight B. Heard, and a number of other prominent citizens of Phoenix, includ- ing the business men who are giving r,riZae for the VaYiOuS aVpnfs
 The program for the afternoon will be as follows:
 Program of Day Battalion parade and review, each company to be judged on it's line, it's step, on uniform dress and neatness. (New or expensive uniforms will avail their youngsters nothing, as they will have no effect in the judging, which will be determined by neatness, clean Illness and uniformity. Rewards: The company winning will have 25 demerits subtracted from it's record The next best company will have Is. the next best 10. and the next best 1. The company which has the lowest number of demerits as kept all year wins the prize.
 Prizes: First. show at the Elks for i all the company; second. picture show for all the company; third, honorable mention.
 Competitive company drill, open only | to the four companies receiving re- wards above. Competition on the following points
 Falling in the company and report | ing to the captain.
 Execution of the following move. ments:
 The manual. Right by squads | Squads left or right (These need no | be executed in orde- named.) Column 1 left or right. Left front into line Company left.
 Prizes: First, picture show for al the company; second, Donofrio's fol all the company.
 Competition manual of arms. Com panies A, B. c, D.
 A. For those who have had drill Five from each company.
 Prizes: First and second; donate' by Hanny's.
 B. For rockies. Five from eacl company Prizes, first and second donated by Goldberg's.
 pan, F. F. G.
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 Prizes, first and second; donated b Hyder's.
 Mass athletic and games. Mass boxing for seven minutes un der Lieutenant Bryant. The simpl movements given as an athletic exer else.
 No prizes. All privates take part
 The stick game from A, B, c, l (Ten mem. Same for E. F, G. Note: Winners of above subtract demerits as in one. Second place sub tract 10 as in one. The shoe scramble. Five men frol I each company Prize by B. E. Mark to winner.
 Retreat. In charge of major. Be fore retreat is held the major will ar nounce results of the contest. Bank Wealth of Nf ~