Evening journal., 1920-09-04
LABOR READY TO
MARCH, SPEAK
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lean Fedora lion legislative representa-
tive, and Clinton W. Houston, editor
Of Labor. published in Washington
and representative Of the Plum Plan
League.
Sports will Immediately follow the
meeting, They will be as follows /:
Ball gamo p. r r Machinists vs..
Leather Workers; volley bail match.
Pipe shop vs. Air Men i0O-yard race.
Shoe race for men, shoe race for
women, three-legged race, potato race,
egg race, suck race. fa. meas race,
50-yard race for women.
Tomorrow evening the labor union
lists in a body will attend services in
Union NJ b. Church The Rev. Har-
Noy w. Ewing will deliver an especi-
Tally prepared sermon.
| If The weather man will be good
/ and dish out the right brand for
Labor Day, the Boosters League OF
/ Union Park Gardens eXnscts 10 pull
OF a celebration on that afternoon anc
evening that will prove interesting tC
all the residents of that section, anC
/ especially lO iha Younger 81 m'nt. for
the program includes games and con
| tests In which they are asked 90 try
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will also be a baby parade late I'm the
afternoon or early in the evening
and this will be followed by a street
dance. Music will be furnished by
| talented residents In the Gardens
Mayor Taylor will be among those
present and Is expected to make an
address sometime during the celebra-
| iion
The program will begin at . O'Clock
| in The afternoon, with a 50-yard race
/ for BOYS under 40. and p race at the
same distance for girls OF The same
/ age. Other events on the afternoon
| program include a i0oIyard race foI
boys from 10 90 i6. and a race al thC
same distance for girls; a peanut and
spoon race for girls; Japanese crab
race for boys; collar and tie race fol-
! boys and girls hnscball throwing con
test for ladies'; three-legged race foi
| h0vs: express wagon race FOR boys
/ i00-yard dash FOR men: 220-yard race
0npn event. 50-fOot hop for boys
cracker eating contest f0r ladies; piC
eating contest and tug-of-war.
Valuable prizes are offered for al
these events. They include base.
ball mitt mask. pocketbook, perfume
baseball. baseball bats. candy. pen
lknlfe. Ever-Sharp pencil. fashllght
football. order FOR merchandise am,
cash Cash prizes Of s. are offered
! for mos original banner in .h'
parade and for the most unique child''
lcOslume. The baby parade win be al
II In the evening A pyraln hand mir
~or Is offered for the best decorated
house IN the Gardens.
4 platform has been erected In The
| park space on Grant avenue, where
niano will he installed for the eve
ming entertainment There will ais,
be used during the evening a phono
| graph with a double sound production
device patented by a resident Of tn
Gardens. +. 4. Cake. who is chairman
VI the music committee. A piano soil
viii he given by Thaddeus Cox, Jr
md a piano and violin selection b.
: the Crawford brothers. Selection
will also be given nv a seXiet com
| p0spd of ]. c. Sulger, Raymon
Phillips. r. r shelley. B Kline Nus
baum. Ni9lier Foraker and Claren'
Charsha Tho ce-cmonies In the eve
ming will ha opened with an addres
nv Homer q 1oeier. ch rnnan N M
general committee. Others on th
committee include J. X. Landess w. 7
Thies. r. II. Seminar, G. Y. Webster
holme. A. l.. Collins J. G. Sulger, {
G. Reichard and VI G WILLIAMS
The judges In the baby parade wi
he Mr.. Brlson. OF the Communli
Service: nr Margare' H1ndv and Ml'
. Jennie Weaver The judges for N
athletic events will ne Clarenf
, Charsha. II. s. Detwiler and n.
( Winter.
ARRANGEMENTS for the paude Of q
/ YOUNGSTERS Of the Gardens are undl
N1a 1iunaNfnn Of \ anrs1fnffinn 80 faHfn
, Of which Mrs. w. II. Thies Is chai
man. Others on the committee 4
: clude Mrs. y. r. Wesicott. Mrs ].
s ISulser. Mrs. II. C. Jester and Mrs.
G Dctwilcr
e In the event Of rain interfering vii
d the program 70 viii he given on q
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