El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
Unions
Ready For Big
Celebration
Parade Starts at 9 O'clock;
Speaking and Sports at
Washington Park.

Everything is IN readiness for
the Labor day celebration Of Monday.
The principal feature viii be a grand
parade OF all laor organizations and
their auxiliaries with appropriate
floats, with speaking at Cleveland
square at the close Of the parade.
followed by a picnic at Washington
park in the afternoon. where all
kinds OF simple sports viii be en-
joyed. At nigh. a dance viii be given
in Liberty hslL
Frank H. Bait is manager OF the
parade and William T. Griffith VIII
be grand marshal The parade win be
formed at Mesa avenue and Wyoming
street and is 10 start at s o'clock. The
line Of march viii be as follows;
South on Mesa 70 Mills street, east
on Mills to Stanton: south on Stanton
10 Texas: east on Texas 10 Campbell;
south on Campbell 10 San Antonio
west on San Antonio TO Fl Paso;
north on El Paso to san Francisco
and Plaza. northeast on Plaza to
oregon. north on oregon to Franklin
west on Franklin 10 santa Fe; north
on Santa Fe TO Missouri; east on
Missouri TO Mesa avenue TO Cleveland
square.
The order in which all participants
and labor organizations viii march in
the parade will be as follows:
Police squad. American nag. mar
shall and aides, union band, union
musicians, city officials, county Of
ficials. city fire department, city fire
men, naturalization float, carpenters,
auxiliaries 10 carpenters, plumbers,
painters. steam and operating engi-
neers. structural iron workers, cleo
tFical workers No $50, water wagon
float. sheet metal workers No ls1,
Plumb Plan float. r X. engineers,
auxiliaries, r. r firemen, auxiliaTies,
r R tranmen, auXiliaries, r. r
conductors, auZiliaTies, machinists,
blacksmiths, boiiermakers, sheet
metal workers r r. No. 5S7, electrical
workers r. r. No. 5s5. brotherhood
handlers. maintenance Of ways 1882
maintenance Of ways 2l74. army banhi
nigh cost living float, pFessmen n,
mailers, printers. stereotypers, meat
cutters BARRIERS, cooks and walters
stage employees, cigar makers army
band, league OF nations float postal
clerks. letter carriers. federal en-
Al the conclusion OF the parade ct
Cleveland square all organizations
will disband there for the speaking.
The principal speaker VIII be =. a.
NNnTENaM.
Charles Davis and others VIII spea <.
Alderman William T. Griffith VIII
The following is the program Of the
sports and prizes that viii be given
at Washington park In the AFTERNOON
81 Klehne is chairman Of this com
nittee and win have charge OF the
entertainment at the park
Fat mans race. so yards, one poA
cigars. "a -. o,s
Plump Woman's race % ya4ua' D--7
Do is5 e1 Vsrd dash, free for all. IS cash
SO yard dash. ladies, one pair silA
hose -.
age. $3.50 cash. .-.
OF age. s2.50 cash
3 vard potato race. $3.50 cash
IS y~rd sack race, $500 cash
b ward three leg race, $500 cash
ing OF war-eight men to team -
one box so cigars 20 winner ana Do
IS cigars TO loser. "a
100 yard dash-Entrants 70 run "
v.rds nick up cigars light same and
-sfr7rn III stating point Cigars must
he Tit at finish Prize one poA OF ee
DE eating eontest-Boys s to r.
Each nov y M be furnished one-hall
ME Bow who eats his pie first 10 q
declared the winner. Prize 81 casn.
ldest union man in age IN parata
cua box Is cigars
Man wearing most union labels on
s-o1-nd one box OF % cigars En-
tranrs in this contest must give then
names to chairman OF comittee De-
Tha Labor day ball at Liberty hall
will begin at s o'clock n the eF-hiN5'