Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-09
PLANS MADE FOR
BIGGEST PARADE
ARM|S7|CE DAY
CoIors and Indian School
Band to Lead; Line of
March from Fifth Street
to High School.

The big Armistice day parade
will form in front of the Y. NJ. c.
A. at ! o'clock Thursday afternoon
and will march from First street
down Central avenue to Fifth
street, and countermarch on Cen
trail to the high school, where 1t
will disband and everybody will
proceed to the university by street
car or automobile, A flag -raising
program will be held and, imme-
diately following, football game
between the state university and
the New Mexico Military institute.
This announcement was made
last night by the parade committee
following a meeting at the Cham
Der of Commerce. The color
guard will lead in the parade fol
lowed by the colors and the United
States Indian school band, after
which will come the American lie
gion, university students, city fire
department, business mems clubs,
women's clubs and other organiza-
tions. Marshals have been APP
pointed for each organization.
Ask Cooperation.
The parade committee composed
of d. X. B. Sellers, Arthur Prayer,
C. d. Alderman, j. r. McLaugh-
lin, John O'Laughlin and II. Il.
Watkins. issued the following APP
peal last night to the patriots of
Albuquerque:
1--WE are requesting through the
medium of the press that You give
us your hearty support in making
Armtire day the success it should
be. Our time for preparation is
short but we feel that hy concerted
and prompt action that all plans
can be carried to a successful con-
clusion, If the proper spirit of CO.
operation is shown.
I'VE are asking that all lodges,
clubs and organizations that wish
to demonstrate their patriotism de-
eide at once as to whether or not
they will march in body in the
Armistice day parade
I'VE suggest to them that the Of
ficers call up the secretary of tn"
Chamber of commerce or ID. Is. Is.
Sellers and ascertain their position
and meeting place for the line OF
march. We would further Sug-
gest that the members of their or
ganization be notified so that they
may be together ready to march at
/ O'Clock, November II, at the
place allotted to their organization,
Prompt attention to this request
will be productive of the necessary
results and will be very much APP
preciated by the committee.
Order of Formation,
Place and order of formation
with the marshal appointed for
each organization is given as fol-
lows:
Head of parade, color guard |
colors and United States Indian
school band, forms at the center
of Central avenue in front of Y. M
C. A.
American Legion, Chas. l.embke,
marshal. and university students
Dean Mitchell marshal, north side
of Central avenue in front Of "f.
City officials. opposite side of
street from American Legion, city
fire department parallel to curb
east side of First street, Walter
Cornell, marshal. |
Rotary club on sidewalk, east
side of South First street, racing
Central, c NJ. Barber, marshal
kiwanis club. on sidewalk, east
side of North First street facing
Central. NJ. X. Wylder, marshal
Woman's club, Mrs. ]. G. Gould
marshal. War Mothers, Mrs. Pete
Stewart. marshal, Oh south side OF
Central avenue in front of Alvara
do arch.
Boy Scouts on west side of South
First street, facing Central. Father
u. p. Iawton, S. j., marshal i
Elks on sidewalk on west side OF
South Firat street, facing Central !
Kenneth Raldridge. marshal !
Masons on sidewalk east side OF
North Second street, facing Central,
Harry Z. Walter. marshal.
Knights of Columbus on side
walk east side of South Second
street. facing Genital, Joe Goodel'
Il
Organized labor west side Oh
South Second street facing Central
avenue.
Other organizations on west SD"
North Second street, facing cen
trial avenue.