The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
CITY SUSPENDS BUSINESS FOR
MEMORIAL DAY; SERVICES TODAY
AT IL; PARADE MONDAY AT $40

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~ observance OF Memorial day yes
terday afternoon. Tc some. who be-
gan leaving on camping trips ycster.
day. threc-day vn alton was in
store.
The city's wheels OF bushes were
stopped last night and business men
viii be at ease until Tuesday morn
ing, their stores being closed. Many
residents hunted for extra flags yes
,erday and are ready TO fly them In
memory Of the soldiers tomorrow.
The postoffice H. 10 be closed all
day today and tomorrow. and no mail
deliveries will be made. Holiday coll
lectiOns will be observed. City and
county officials will rest and banks
also will be closed for the two days.
The main celebration tomorrow will
be the Memorial day parade which
will form at S:30 o'clock In the morn
ins. ". w. Mcdonald OF the Grand
Army Of the nepublic. announced last
night that all plans for the parade
ana decoration OF the graves were
complete.
Nest az 4. q. a. y. Hail.
The members OF the Grand Army
and of the Women's relief Corps and
In line at the I. q. q. y. hall at the
allotted hour and members OF Troop A
Of the cavalry all former service men
ana other rganlzationa wishing TO
take part In the parade are 20 form
at the armory.
The procession. headed by the
United States Indian school band will
leave the armory. marching to Gem
tral avenue, The q. A. X. and W. n.
e., meeting az the l. o. q. y. han on
South second street. will Ko north To
Central avenue and fal IN behind the
heroes of the world war.
The procession. upon reaching Gem
| tral avenue, Will move east TO the
ccmsterica The main part OF the
procession will no direct Ca FHirview
| cemetery. n part going TO Santa Bar
bnru. Those going Go Santa Barbara
are to go from there TO Fairview.
where exercises will be conducted by
the Grand Army.
Following the exercises az the cem-
etery and the decorating OF the
graves. many will go To the Bar~.as
bridge. where flowers viii be strewn
upon the waters of the Rio Grande In
memory OF the dead sailors.
Flowers Itsque-ied.
Col John Borradailc Is to he mar
! shal OF the parade. He N 20 be assist .
, ed by Capt. Desmond Farrell OF the
/ cavalry troop. Persons having
flowers that can be used for decor
ating the graves are requested to tel
ephone Mrs. sadie Bowdich, president
of the Momen's Relief Corps. at the
| g. O. q. v. hall any time between ?
o'clock this morning and 3 o'clock
this afternoon. FLAGS were placed on
the graves la FaiFNieW cemetery late
yesterday afternoon.
Various young peoples societies OF
the churches are TO make use OF the
DAY for picniCs in the mountains
| Those having liking for baseball
probably will journey 20 BareLAA ball
park today and tomorrow afternoon
whore the Grays and Aqs are TO play
a game of the national sport.
! A memorial day service Is TO he
held at the Presbyterian church a.
] ~ o'clock this morning. 10 which All
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, spanish
war veterans. Women's Relief Corps
and all other war veterans are invited
The members Of the American Legion
and W, ". e. are TO meet at the ar
mory az 1880 o'clock this morning
and march 10 the church
The members OF the relief corps
will meet as the armory this after.
natn at $3.50 O'Clock TO arrang,
flowers for decorating purposes.
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