The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-02
PLANS READY
FOR July 4TH
CELEBRATION
npIete Program for Festival
biere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
Present $4,000 War Medals.

The complete program for Washing
MS July Fourth peace celebration
be held in the Capitol grounds and
the Mall, was announced today by
lmmissioner Louis Brownlow. chair
kn OF the citizens committee in
large OF the celebration.
lThe first event OF the day will be at
e Monument grounds, when the
brine Band will begin a half-hour
ncert at 10 O'Clock. At 1880 o'clock
leretAry OF War Baker and Secretary
the Navy Daniels will address
1000 men, women and girls OF
Z District who enlisted during the
pr. Following this the $4,000 will
EeiVe medals.
Beginning at p. m. the FIRST divi-
bn Of festival will start its program.
bugle calls Of peace-the call to
brld service" is the title OF the
ectacle to be given on the east front
the American Red Cross building.
Ia Organizations will take part.
At the same time, on the EIlipse,
IN be given a spectacle named the
AN to Labor" At the same place
$3.50 o'clock 5000 Fairgrounds chill
IN will present the Cali OF the
ildren." Music will be furnished by
Marine Band.
@CaII Of Liberty"
dhe call Of Liberty will be given
front Of the Daughters Of the Amer
In Revolution building at $50
flock. The Lithuanian Choir of
fillmore, will sing under the direc-
IN OF J. Cizauskas.
AT the same time at the East front
the Pan-American building will
presented the Call Of Commerce,
tsiness, and Professions" The
eyenth United States Calvary Band
IN play.
The "CalI To Art" to be given in
pnt OF the Treasury, south end, is
pected to be one Of the most beau
Jul Of the spectacleA It will show
Rgedy and comedy, in drama, archi-
lrture, painting, music, sculpture,
IA dance
I'm the Agriculture grounds Will be
ven the geCall of the Land" The
hited States Navy Yard Band will
ny. This shows the welcoming Of
adiers and sailors. After the well
ame Indians. pioneers and farmers
E shown
'The ''offering OF Peace will be
ven at p. m. on the south front
the New National Museum. Miller's
end will play. This is for the col
I'd people Of Washington, and shows
welcoming Of the coiored SOL
prs from the war.
Parade At O'Clock.
rhe second division will begin at z
block. This division will be the
rade.
Leading this parade will be Lieut. |
u. Robert L. BulIard, grand mar
who viii be followed by repre- |
IIatives Of the United States, Great |
itain, France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, |
fgentina, Brazil, Czecho-Slovakia-
Next will come the floats in this |
Der: France, Brazil, Spain, Italy, |
fxico, Russia, Great Britain, Japan, |
1gentina, Peru, Portugal, Bolivia, |
arway, Guatemala, Sweden, Den |
lrk, Cuba Venezuela, Salvador,
Ina, Panama, Ecuador, Belgium, CO. |
hnbia, Switzerland, Greece, Hon. !
tras, Dominican Republic, Near |
fua, Montenegro, Paraguay, Uru- |
ay, Netherlands, Serbs, Croats and |
3 enes, Haiti, Rumania, Persia, Fin |
Lithuania, Czecho-Slovakia, Pc |
National Geographic Society, |
- the United States.
Il parade will move from the |
front OF the Treasury Depart |
~ down Pennsylvania avenue to |
pee Monument, thence to the east |
bnt Of Capitol
1900 Chorus to Sing.
u third division is called the |
\ Of Progress and takes place |
e east front Of the Capitol It !
. begin as soon as the parade is |
er. A chorus Of $4,000 men and |
Dmen, led by Peter W. Dykema, Of 1
p War Camp Community Service, |
IN open the demonstration by sing /
patriotic SongL
Following this will be 1--WE spec
bles on the steps Of the Capitol |
tst will be Peace" next will be 1
tberty." then the Meeting Ground"
ltiv, the Spirit of Love"
re committee in charge of the fes-
al is composed Of Marie Moore For
bt. director; Marjorie Day. Maud /
well Smith, Peter w. Dykema, ].
Is. Neigh, and Rose NJ. Baer.
rhe entire demonstration is under
! direction of the War Camp Com
unity Service.
1T $50 p. m. Friday a two-hour dis
ly OF fireworks will be given on
4 Monument Grounds