The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-11
ARMISTICE ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED HERE TODAY
Local Business Places and Schools Closed To-
day; Program at Reybroco This Afternoon
and Dance Tonight Are Main Events.

with the American Legion pro-
gram al Reybroco roof garden this
afternoon, the main event OF the Ar
mistice day celebration here. Filler Is
today paying tribute 10 the occasion
which marked the beginning OF the
end OF the greatest war In history.
Business is at standstill here.
with practically all OF the business
houses closed for either all or a por-
ton OF the day. In conformity To the
proclamations OF the governor OF the
state and the chairman OF the village
board, which designated this ms a
holiday.
The program at Reybroco hall Is
scheduled TO commence promptly at
o'clock. with Major c. NJ. Booth.
OF pocatello delivering the main adj
dress OF the afternoon. Major Booth
will preside at the presentation OF
the Victory medals TO the ex-aervice
men.
Walls Orchestra OF Twin Falls will
supply the music for the program
this afternoon as well as for the spe-
cial Legion dance that will take place
~ Reybroco tonight.
The committee In charge OF the
Legion program today. was busy last
evening decorating the roof garden
and placing seats 90 accommodate a
record breaking crowd. The hall will
be gaily decorated with the national
coicrs. The pair OF beautiful silk
flags. presented by the local Masonic
order TO the post this summer Will
occupy a prominent place on the
platform. One OF the flags In the Of
fetal American Legion flag. with the
posts insignia. while the other is an
American flag.
Preparations are being made TO
care FOR an audience OF nearly
thousand at the hall this afternoon.
A program OF i6 numbers will be
given. consisting of orchestra num-
bers. solos. numbers by quartet, a
lhort address by the post command
n. and the invocation and benedic-
ton by local pastors. besides the
main address and Victory medal
presentations.
The local schools will close at
noon. so that the instructors and stu
dent body may attend the first for
NAL celebration OF the Armistice day
ever staged In this com
munity.
Following Is the program for the
afternoon:
l. March ......................... Orchestra
ENTER Clergymen. Speakers. Sing
ers and Post Commander.
=. Selection ..--...-.--............- ORCHESTRA
2. America Audience Led
by Quartet
4. why We Meet To-day.
Post Commander
8. Invocation.....R Rev. John Chandler
6. America the Beautifui..--.-....-....-
Mrs. Guy Shcsrer
Mrs. Il. u. Ripley
MIR. Arthur y. Anderson
MFR. Leonard Wood
Z. Reading-Parts OF s6th and ssth
Psalms Rev. G. u. Deal
s. Battle Hymn OF the Republic.
Mrs. Guy II. Shearer
Mrs. r. b. Ripley
Mr.. Arthur T.. Anderson
Mr.. Leonard Wood
9. Solo.................Mr. Leonard Wood
10. Address--The Army Over Seas
Major G. NJ Booth
II. solo-The Americans Come.
Mrs. Guy Shearer
~. Presentations OF Medsls............
Major c. NJ. Booth
10. soIo-Ring Out. Sweet Bells
OF Peace ..............Mrs. y. %. Ripley
"A. Star spangled Banner.
Audience. Led by Quartet
Is. Benediction.. Rev. u. w. Wilder
IS. March ..............-.......--.. Orchestra
Special Legion Dance, Heybroco
Roof Garden
Music by Walls Five-Piece Orchestra
Al Eight O'Clock in evening