Arizona republican., 1921-11-07

a ecx.re bout in addition fo sneeiaI 4He@trArai programs arranged bv lo- .@t p-A1 houses are the entertainment 1eatlres ot the week.
 Fnoenix has taken on gala attire sE a means ot welcoming out-of- rrwr visitors. Ornamental street EMtsrC standards tiiroug hout the 1s1SlreSs district have been deco rafc1 wlth palm branches while zGoGs2Hds of flags have been used ia other street decorations. Various rerchaa.s have contributed to the 6crorasire scheme with artistic in 4-Vt9za2 Gccorations-
 Then. in addition to all of the snE1lar1y scheduled event on the In d1<-r1ai Week program, will be the, rr ArmiStic day celebration, prob nhsx aracr the direction of the Frank GInke Ir~ Post of the American 1-eEfcn and the Shrine ceremonial, sreeu1iaz a parade and grand ball. to ne held Friday and Saturday. Nov, 11 and l1
 Great Singer Here Tonight
 AlSs Naiaei Garrison of the Metro- rra1tan Grand Opera company of New Nork win be heard in a concert at she hiEh school auditorium tonight as thg first entertainment number of tre mcck program.
 TneSdaT. Al c. Barnes circus will draw the attention of the merry rr.zksr<- A parade will be held at II o'clock in the morning with after mnan and evening performances sche31sezi
 The first of two-day motor speed way carnival will be held at the Ari- zuna state fair grounds Wednesday afternoon. This carnival will in c,rte auto races between five of the best known pilots in the world in a ~mrmeS of events for the worlds dirt track championships The drivers entered include Ralph De Palma, -nrm-ng Milton. Roscoe Sarles. Jimmy lErnhy and Omar Toft Motorcycle Eeces between the leading riders of tNe country also are scheduled for American and British auto polo teams are scheduled 10 play the first cr a scrses of three games for the worlds championship on this day.
 Poultry Show An Attraction
 "Wednesday also will mark the nrtnlng or the eighth annual Mari- >upa county poultry show. The poultry show will be held at 31s N. Central avenue. opposite the exhibi- tents Six hundred and fifty entries have been received for the show, by tar the largest ever held in this 1o sntx.
 \ rrand street carnival and dance with a parade en masque will be the feature entertainment number of the Thur<liay program- This dance and carnival win be held on one Of the downtown thoroughfares. to be de- siEmated later by the committee in -harKe.
 Probably the biggest day of the week will be Friday. Armistice Day. A spectacular pageant of industrial floAfS and decorated automobiles, which will be fully four miles in 1e-rth. has been arranged for Friday morning beginning at 10 o'clock. It is expected that the passing of this pageant past a given point will re- nu1re nearly two hours. It is to be Ghr most elaborate affair ever under taken by local business men.
 arrnissie Day Program
 Then Phoenix, with the rest of the nation win bow its head at Il o'clock Friday morning as a mark of tribute Co the unknown American soldier. brought back from France for burial i'm the Arlington National cemetery. This tribute will last for a period of xwo minutes.
 Tn the afternoon, at Riverside park. the Phoenix Union high school team Will tAngle with the team represent- tng the Fl Paso high school in a game for the interscholastic cham picnslalp of the southwest. This game is looked upon as the biggest grid iron battle ever waged on a Phoenix field. Friday also will be the open ing day of the Shrine ceremonial
 Automobile and motorcycle races al the state fair grounds will be the amusement features Saturday after noon. On this day. De Palma. Mill ton. Saries. Murphy and Toft will compete in a 100-mile race for the dirt track championship of the world Barney Oidfield, grand old man of the speedways. is expected to make his try for new worlds record on cne-&nflc circular dirt track on this day also. Motorcycle races have been scheduled too with the second same Of the auto polo series an added feature.
 Display windows of the Arizona Republican will have special exhibits an week in connection with the in- HuxfriRi exDoSitiOn