The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
LABOR DAY PARADE
TO Be LARGEST
EVER HELD HERE
Basket Lunch, Addresses
and Amusements Will
Conclude Day.

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The plans for Albuqurque's great-
est Labor day celebration. with the
exception OF few details. have been
rounded into shape. according to
city Commissioner Ed swope, chair
man OF the Labor day committee.
Various labor organizations have
been working ON their floats Tor the
last two weeks. and each union plac-
ing n float In the parade Monday
morning In doing so with the inten-
tion OF carrying off a prize.
The parade Monday Is 10 start at
10 o'clock, the first division forming
on Gold avenue. between Second and
Third streets The line OF march ls
to be on Gold avenue to Seventh
street; north on Seventh street to
Central: east on Central avenue to
First street. where the procession will
turn and move west on Central ave-
ue TO Washington park.
Addresses Begin at 1 O'Clock.
Immediately after the parade there
is to he band concert by three
bnnds. and all persons desiring are
to have their basfei lunch at the
park. The addresses OF the day are
to begin at l o'clock. The first is
to be made by Dennis Chavez. He
Will be followed by Mayor A. T. Han
nett OF Gallup, City Commissioner
Tom Hughes and Il II. Hanna. demo-
cratie nom'nee for governor
Following the speeches there is to
be baseball game between the
Clovis shop apprentice team and the
Albuquerque shop apprentices. Those
not interested In baseball will have
the privilege OF seeing bicycle races.
These are to be held on Fourteenth
street. ending at the park. During
The ball game also the prize winner D
of the parade will be announced.
A 500 prize is to be given for the
best float, ana $50 Tor the second
best float. A prize OF SIS is to be
given for the best marching body and
y35 for the second best marching
body.
Following the ball game there will
be races for fat men. three legged
races, pie eating contest3 ard other
similar races.
The day Is to be concluded by two
dances, one In the armory and one at
Colombo hall. The order of the dl-
visions for the parade and where they
will form follow:
Band.
city officials.
Speakers.
fire department.
Second Division, TO Form 0n South
Third Street.
Painters union
Glaziers union.
Retail clerks union.
Printers union.
Bookbinders.
Tallors.
Pressmen.
BARRIERS.
Teamsters.
brewery Workers.
All other allied crafts not men
Toned.
Thiri Division, TO Form on South
Fourth Street.
Band.
Plumbers union.
Carpenters union.
Brick Masons
PlaBterers
Hod Carriers.
All other building trades not mem
toned.
Fourth Division. TO Form ON South
Firth Street.
A. T. a. $. +. ty. fire department.
Federal employees.
Big %ourfbrotherhood.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmiths.
Sheet Metal Workers.
Maintenance OF Way.
Firth Division, To Form an south
l. Sixth Street.
Car men.
Railway clerks.
Federal union.
sixth Division, To Form, on South
Seventh Street.
Band.
Nhchinists.
The committees which are ir
charge Of the Labor day observance
T.. ID. Swope. chairman; James Vo-
taw. secretary-treasurer: w. r.
Morne, grand marshal; Clovis Salazar
Earl stephens. Pat McCaffery, Geo,
Wright. assistant marshals.
Dance committees Red Gleason,
chairman; X. l.. Mcneil, Earl Bow
dish. George Rutherford. Morris
Cowles
Music; Holloway. chairman; Nc.
Mutt, W. s. Meadows.
Press: Harris. chairman; Lowe
Grounds and Concessions: Louis
kouns. chairman; George Rutherford
Games and Sports; Lloyd johnson,
chairman; Frank Weston.
Speakers: w. NJ, Cote. State Fed.
GRAFTON OF Labor.
Pregnant w. c. McCourt.