The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-10
ARM|STICE DAY
CELEBRATION TO
OPEN NOISILY.
Whistles to Blow; Bells
Ring at IL a. m.
Tomorrow

The spirit Of patriotism, tho like Of
which has never been displayed since
the world war, will descend on Al
buqucrquc again tomorrow in mem
cry Of Armisticc day-thc second
anniversary Of the day the telegraph
wires uclSCd the signal of peace
around the world and notified all
that the kaiser had thrown up the
sponge.
The flags OF freedom will fiuttcr
from the business houses and homes.
Although the pot Of war has cooled
the dove Of peace will Chirp with
l,indncss. Tomorrow Is to be the day
of victory. the glorious day OF Amer
icanism.
At the eleventh hour Of the clcv-
onth day Of the eleventh month two
years age the last shot in the worlds
conflict was sounded. At II o'clock
tomorrow morning, the whistles will
toot with all their power, drowning
Old Man Gloom. The bells viii ring
ana auto horns will honk. The lid
on noise will be lifted.
stores WIN Close.
Patriotic people of Albuquerque
will close their stores and thrust
business aside at ~ o'clock and join
the festival OF noise, commcmurating
the downfall OF kaiserism. Tho
banks will close all day.
Then at / o'clock there will he an
other outhurst of patriotism. Under
the direction Of Col. ID. X. B. sellers
and IL. B. Watkins and other mem
bers OF the committee in charge, ciu-
zens. big and small, are to gather in
front Of the Y. NJ. 6. \. and take
their places for the mammoth
parade
At a few minutes past /. headed
by color guard composed OF army
recruiting men and the firing squad
of the American Legion the process
sion will proceed along Central ave-
nue. to Fifth street Behind thr
color guard will hc the United States
Indian School band. the members OF
the legion, university students, hrr
department, and various cubs ana
organizations.
Men who composed the mightiest
army that eve. fought It's way 10
victory under the Stars and Stripes
will be In line with the patriots OF
home. Former Officers will march
with non-coms Persons going tn
town in their automobiles are re-
aucsted to park their cars on the east
side Of the Santa I'c tracks, 80 as not
to choke the downtown streets dur
ing the parade. Autoists also were
requested today to pick up as many
of the workers as possible after the
parade ana give them u lift to the
university for the exercises there.
l'pon marching back on Central
avenue from Firth street, the mem
bers in the procession will get into
cars near the High school and pro-
coed to the university, where Rag
raising exercises and a football game
will end the afternoon program. The
game between the University and
Roswell Is to begin nj 2:30 o'clock.
Rabbi Noise Bergman IL to be the
sneaker at the exercises on the hill
The War Mothers are to give am
ncr for the former service men at
the Masonic Temple at 6 o'clock at
which c. NJ. Bolts will make short
address. Dancing FOR all at the
Armory will conclude the days jolli-
fication.
Returned Men 10 Aid.
The days celebration will he dir.
fercnt from that of two years age
in that persons who were not present
on November II In 1918 will minglt
with those who did the celebrating
in Albuquerque. These viii be the
men OF the army, the navy and the
marlnes--thc men who took thcii
chances with death on the field oi
glory and have since returned. II Is
to these men to whom the honor OF
the day ls due.
The High school Is to start cele
brating at 1920 o'clock with AN as
sembly period. There will he musi'
by the High School orchestra ant
members Of the faculty will tell o
their experiences In the war Th'
faculty members to speak are th'
Messrs. Benton, Moore, Van Buskirk
Burton and Borlund. School Is L
dismiss nj II O'Clock.
The committee In charge Is onNiou
that al Albuquerque join In tn,
cheering flum the hour of II until
the mcrrlment Is over and that al
who can bring hand flags.