Evening journal., 1920-09-03
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message is a broad one and timely
and he has the reputation OF being
one OF the nations best orators. Rolla
,; sexton, or the American Federation
OF LABOR legislative committee. will
also be another Of the speakers and
III MS iorceIul manner will present
vital subjects 10 the workers. Clint
c. Houston, editor Of Labor. the Siib-
llcation OF the Plumb Plan League
will address the workers on fhe rail,
road situation. Mr.. Houston will
day. va A 0uu
Following the speech-making the
baseball and volley ball games and
other events will be the attraction.
me Dall game will be between a team
from the Wilmington Round House
ana the Leather Workers. The win
ming team Will receive a box OF union
made cigars. The volley ball match
VIII comprise teams from the pine
snop and the saw mill Of the p. r. n.
company. The winners will receive
cigars. Events for men and women.
with attractive awards in the wat OF
merchandise, donated by local stores.
VIII also be conducted by Wllming-
ton Community Service.
Four ground prizes will be award
ed TO the holders Of the lucky num-
Ders when drawn on the field. Those
having the number must be on the
ground at the time az the award, be-
tween 1 and o'clock. The first
prize Will be five shares OF stock in
The Labor Temple, donated by
the Labor Herald: second. leather
hand bag, by N. Snellenburg and Co. :;
third, one 50 meal ticket, donated by
the New York Restaurant; fourth,
gas iron, donated by the Wilmington
Gas Company.
Parade prizes will also be awarded
and judges consisting Of a represen-
tative of each city newspaper will
review the line at the Public Build
ing A silver loving cup, TO be en-
graved. will be presented to the local
union having the best looking turn
out. The loving cup is the gift OF
Snellenburg & Co. A sentinel check
writer will be presented 10 the best
marching organization. donated by
Everett F. Martin, representing NJ. S.
Magann & Co. A fancy cake will be
awarded the best-loOking marshal in
line. donated by the Wilmington Din
ingrOOm.
The committee extends thanks and
appreciation OF the organized work
ers 10 the merchants who have do
mated the prizes
An effort will be made to rope of
Market street so that no congestion
will result and also that safety meas
ures will be carried out. Chief Of
Police Black has stated that a plat
tOOn Of police will act as escort An
appeal is made TO all merchants and !
residents 10 display the national colors !
and TO otherwise decorate for the |
occasion.
Should the weather prohibit the |
parade, arrangements have been made |
10 hold band concerts and the speech |
making in the corridor Of the Public |
Organized Labor Of this city enters
Upon the celebration OF its national |
holiday in a ,hree-fold manner Dur
ng the last month plans have been
perfected toward the purchase OF a |
Labor Temple in providing a perman-
INT home for labor. The Non-Parti- |
san Campaign Of the American Feder- /
alton OF Labor will also feature the |
celebration as well as the general |
abor program. and altogether the
plans his year give every indication |
Of eclipsing anything ever attenped
BY the workers In this section.
Special efforts are being made 10
urn out gOodly number of men for !
he church services on Sunday eve
ling. Although this is a new dc |
Darture for labor. u has taken favor
lbly with many OF the unions and in |
iividual members. Musicians Union /
S donating the services Of the 10 /
piece band 20 act as escort