The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-10

Tons aisn. will keep open until. ;
o'clock In the Afternoon In order
that IN opportunity given eyeryone
70 rive thanks to the victory that
illuminated one year ago, and for
tho twelve n1ortha 81 peuce that
have followed. Forming at 2:30
O'Clock ~ the Stuart monument,
there Will be a massive parade OF
all war-warkers who fought at
home "in the trenches beyond the
lines.''
PRESENT FLAG
This procession Will move forward
at o'clock. dishandinR In the Cap
Ito! square. whore the woman's
committc Will present the Memo
rial flag Of the. city to the state Of
Virginia. Governor Davis will re-
ceive the nag On the south portico
OF the capitol building. receiving at
the same time the tricolor present
ed by a representative Of the French
legation in Washington. Mayor
Ainsiic will make a short presenta-
ton address on behalf OF the citt-
zens of Richmond. who are present
ing all Richmond boys with attrae-
tive bronze me Aals
The mayor will announce that 1t
Is. impossible To make a personal
presentation nf the 5000 medals.
and that they will be distributed
from a booth in the Grays' armory
between and 5 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. upon the presentation OF.
the certificates Of discharge OF the
men. Relatives of the men who
we're killed in action or who died in
the service will be given honored
positions to witness the exercises.
and 4 special musical program will
be rendered by several bands and
the Richmond community chorus.
RTTCHIE"S WEEK ACT
As the firts feature of today's
program. Colonel Texas" Richie,
soldier Of fortune and strong man.
will demonstrate his great strength
AT noon today. when he will draw
ten wagons Allied with Red Cross
girls down Broad street. using his
neck. The procession will start at
Foushes street and contiue to the
city hall. Colonel Richie will be
mounted In an automobile, and Will
loop a two-inch rope around his
neck, pulling in this way the wagons
hllcd with 100 nurses,
AT sa me time registration head
quarters will be opeEed In the lob
by Of the city hall to register all
former service men who have not
received their Identification cards,
which admit then, into all the var
ious attractions VI the week as the
city's guests. This office will re-
main open until s o'clock in order
that an opportunity is given every
man TO obtain his card, which will
he - n Irr~{t ts, "a
lunches and suppers. carnival at
fractions and balls.
Since many OF the carnivais and
other street features did not arrive
in Richmond until last night 1t will
be necessary to devote the morning
and afternoon today in putting up
the attractions. and the midway
along Broad and Capitol streets and
around the city hall will not be
thrown open unit. night. Promptly
at Z o'clock the Royal Italian band
will give a concert in front of the
Washington monument in the Cap
itol square.
FREE ATTRACTIONS
Immediately thereafter the nights
entertainment wilt be launched up
and down the street: the Grays'
~ " III ~ t-AioWh opCH iot WIG
big hippodrome society circus and
at o'clock at Tenth and Broad
streets. Fred Cunningham. de-
scribed as the king of the tight
wire artists. will give free ex-
hfbition on a wire across Broad
sstFeet suspended fifty feet In the
XJf. Ono hour later the Azimas will
give their flying propeller act at
the same location. and at II o'clock
the Flying Herberts will give a
thrilling exhibition, On Tuesday
these acts win be given in the at
ternoon and repeated at night, and
on succeeding days.
Mrs st. George Bryan. chairman of
the ladies' entertainment committee,
announced last night that the firs.
lunch would be served in the Blues
armory from IL to , o'clock this after
noon, Buffc- lunches will be served
and the banquet hall Of the armcry
VIII be. used for the purpose, The
menu will consist OF Old Virginia
Brunswick stew, fried oysters. vari-
Gus salads. pickles, celery. cakes, pies
and other daiaty dishes.
FnEE LUNCHES.
Various wcmcns organizations have
volunteered their services In serving
sssess's as2xf.iars~ Of the ,h1a.es, sasaassa },
ton. with Mrs. c. w Massie as chair
man, win serve both lunch and sup
per tomorrow. Organizations serv-
ing other days. III the week will be as
follows.
Tuesday-~Eunch, Battery r. Coas.
artillery: supper, Methodist women.
Wcdnesday--Lunch. Gintcr Park
Wonen's club: supper. Women's Ben
eft Association of Maccabees.
rharsday--Lunch and supper both
served by the womena Auxiliary Of
the Howitsers' association.
F,idAy-Lunch. Chesterfield New
Idea Circle: supper. Colonial Danes
and Woman's club.
Saturday Lunch. Federation of
Mothers clubs and Barton Heights
Womaas club: supper, South Rich
mond ladies'.
Special music with be rendered both
afternoon and night by an orchestra
watch volunteered Its services for the
occs aston.
There will be at least three recep-
tions and DANCES during the week. and
perhaps more. to be held in the drill
hail OF the Blues armory. according
To MES. r. d. Hotch}kiss. chairman Of
the bah committee. The first will be
on Tuesday night under the auspices
of the War Camp Community Service.
and the second on Wednesday night
by the Women's auxiliary OF the
American Legion. Definite plans also
have been made to have final dance
on Saturday night, but these arrange.
ments have not been completed
At meeting Of the parade COM