The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17
COPS TO
ARREST LAWMAKERS
Parade Monday Will Be
Like a Circus and Big
gest Ever

Albuquerque VIII be IN the Gluten
OF p~otentates and other officials and
members OF Bailut Abyad Temple
Monday between . and ~ O'Clock In
the morninss. Preparations for the
biggest parade and ceremonial In the
history Of Shrlnedonr In New Mexico
were being rounded into shape today
by the committees IN charge.
The parade. II Is said. VIII be more
than a parade. IL will be a circus
and be longer and have more attrac-
tons than any held previously. Al
exactly . o'clock our Shrine police
men will take their stand on as many
street corners In Albuquerque and.
according TO those In charge OF the
Shrine cops, viii Guido the local de-
partment 100 times.
After being arrested the jaywalkers
are to be taken before Judge w. w.
Mcclellan n fined rs cents. The
money from the fines Is to "a to char
ity purposes.
The cops OF the Shrine will be the
] boldcst. widest and mort daredevil
cops that will have ever walked the
streets, They are 10 make n raid on
1~aywaikers. An men who have been
In the habit Of cutting the
to walk the chalk between these
hours.
Arrest Jay walkers.
Every Jay walker or semi-jay-
walker viii be arrested. no matter
how prominent he may be n taken
TO the city hail. Uniforms and
badges from the Denver police de-
partment have beer ordered 80 the
cops will look the part to perfection.
The cops will see that the street is
cleared by IL o'clock. the time set for
the start OF the big procession. The
parade will include handsome and Ri
diculous floats, two bands. scores OF
clowns and acrobats not 20 be found
anywhere outside IA circus tent. Some
OF the novices are to ride a long tele-
phone pole which In to be hauled on
wagons. Then there are to be stunts
by Shriners and would-be Shrlners
on the street corners as well as in the
parade. Chariot racers also are TO be
in line. Mobiles n Officers of the
lodge are to ride In decorated cars.
Route OF Parade.
The parade will move from the
Masonic Temple TO Copper avenue
on Copper venue TO Fourth street;
on Fourth street to Gold venue; on
Gold avenue TO Second street; on Sec
ond street to Lead avenue; on Lead
avenue to First street. and on FRS
street 10 Central avenue and up Cen.
trial TO the park. around the park and
back to the Temple.
Tables will be set for 800 here.
Following the lunch hour the cere-
moninl proper viii begin in the tenn
pie. In the evening at the temple
there IL to be the shirt Waist" ball.
Two ~orchestras, n in the ball room
and one In the dining room viii play.
All the time that the parade and
ceremonial r. under way. the wives
OF the divans and past potentates viii
act as n committee to entertain the
Shriners' wives and wives of candi-
dates. h are to be given
an auto ride at 10 o'clock in the
morning ard luncheon at noon at the
Alvarado hotel. There will be a
bridge party n tea for them at the
Country club In the afternoon and a
dance for their benefit at the Masonic
Temple at 2 o'clock at night.
The committee on entertainment
for the ceremonial consists OF II. +.
Mead. George T. Peterson, and A. I.
Riedling. The committee in charge
OF the parade consists OF Emil Otto.
Jr.. Mr.. Riedling. J. A.. Riehl, o. A.
Matson and l.. b. Putney. Between
100 and $50 candidates are to cross
the Shrine sands.