Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-04
LABOR DAY PLANS PROMISE BIG DAY
 FOR PINE BLUFF
Begin Preparations at Mem-
 orial Park Today Com- mittee Announces
PARADE FORMS ON
 WEST BARRAQUE
Candidates for U. s. Senate and Gov. ernOr to Ride in Procession as Honor Guests With Pine
 Bluff Committee

Honor Guests With Pine
 Bluff Committee
 With the final meeting last night of the committee in charge of the state wide Labor Day celebration to be held at Memorial Park Monday everything was reported in readiness for the big occasion and the stage set for the biggest time Pine Bluff has had for many years. The hearty cooperation of the various organi- zations of the city presages for the celebration of Labor Day this year to be one big success.
 Memorial Park with its natural beauty will make an ideal place for the entertainment and work will be- gin today in putting it in readiness for the thousands who will visit Pine Bluff Monday. Many attractions have been secured that have not been listed in this program, because of the inability to work out any prac- tical program for an affair as big as this. With the big bargain event staged by the progressive Pine Bluff merchants the visitors to this city Monday will no doubt go away with a very good opinion of the city as trading center. The lineup given below is subject to alterations as it is the desire of the committee in charge to see every organization civic and labor, is represented and everyone is cordially invited to en- ter automobiles, decorated or undec- orated, in other words make it the biggest parade ever seen in Arkan- sas.
 Parade at II :30
 Parade will form on West Barraque street and will, move promptly at 11:30 a. m. Every organization and parties with floats should be on hand at 10:30 in order that parade may be formed and start off promptly. The parade will march from intersection of courthouse down Main street to Fifth Avenue, west on Fifth avenue to Cherry street ;south on Cherry street to Sixth avenue where the pa rade will disband and take cars for Memorial Park.
 The order of the parade follows: Pine Bluff Band.
 Honored guests: Hon. T. H. Cara way, Democratic nominee for United States Senator and Hon. T. c. McRea. Democratic gubernatorial candidate, and committee in automobile.
 1. Movie Operators
 2. Boilermakers.
 g.. Electrical Workers.
 4. Millmen.
 5. Plumbers.
 6. Sheet Metalworkers.
 '. Blacksmiths.
 8. Typographical Union.
 g. Painters.
 10 Bricklayers.
 II. Machinists.
 12. Musicians.
 IS. Cigar Makers.
 IA. Stationary Engineers.
 15. Railway Clerks.
 16. Carmen.
 IT. Carpenters.
 IS. Barbers.
 19. Plasterers.
 20. Railway Bremen.
 21. Railway Trainmen.
 22. Formen's Association Cotton Belt Shops.
 Second Section
 Officers and members o the Cham her of Commerce, Retail Merchants Association.
 Pine Bluff Machine Gun Company American Legion.
 Woodmen Band.
 Woodmen of the World.
 Decorated floats, decorated auto mobiles and others.
 Invitation is still open to all who desire to participate and they are asked to report to Grand Marshal K A. Poole not later than 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 The program at the park will be as follows:
 Address of Welcome at 1 o'clock by Mayor M. c. Hollis, followed by ad, dresses by Hons. T. H. Carraway and T. c. McRae.
 Dancing will begin at 2 o'clock.
 Natatorium events will take place at p. m.