The labor world., 1921-09-03

be in line.
Musicians Union Band.
platoon of police will lead the
de. There will be four bands.
at the head of each of the four
ions The bands are selected from
Musicians union and players will
ssigned irrespective Of their con-
ion with any particular band.
: is the reason why the American
on band. as such, was not en-
d for the parade. However, every
lber Of that band who is a men,
of the Musicians union will be
an opportunity to play on Labor
le parade is billed to assemble at
Monday morning and Marshal
keby will give the order to march
o'clock promptly. AS the street
have been ordered to stop at
Hour no time will be lost in get
the parade started.
subcommittee will sell buttons
ing the parade. The profits from
sale will be used to defray the
.nse of the bands. Members of
Typographical union will sell
81 at Fairmont park. The money
receive will be used 10 asslst, in
ayins the local expense in con-
ion with the 44-hour work week
"a Helen Keller Invited.
ellen kellar. who is to appear at
Orpheum next week. is a good
I'd of union labor. She will be
nded an invitation to be an honor
+ during the parade and If she
pts she will be assigned to a seat
he automobile which will carry
'sressman Thos. D. Schall, former
gressman w. L. Carss, John II.
err, Duluths oldest union man, and
I E. Jensen, president Of the Fed
ed Trades assembly.
10 committee On arrangement has
med the line Of march for the
,de so that every person in line
have an opportunity to view it..
,.--)rder of unions in the parade is
n on page II Of this section. The
Of march will be from the post
e on First street to Second avenue
t, thence to Superior street and
It on Superior street to Eighth
lue West where the countermarch
start and will continue along
erior street until the platoon Of
zee in the lead passes the rear Of
parade. All unions will disband
'ourt House square.
here will be a number of unique
ners in the parade, most Of which
bear inscriptions relating to the
.ement of the open shoppers
nst union labor. Sheet metal
kers' union will have a number OF
banners.
On to Fairmont.
ollowing the parade members Of
ms will meet their families and
Fairmont park where the picnic
be held. Basket lunches will be
order. after which there will be
cling in the pavilion under thu
-oices Of the Union Labor Pavilion
'ciation. Dancing will continue
ugh the afternoon until midnight
occasional intermissions durins
speaking and concerts.
congressman Schall. former Con
sman Carss and w. E. Towne will
TX about 1880 p. m. They will bt
oduced by John E. Jensen, presi
- Of the Federated Trades assem-
Between the speeches the Nor
ia. Singing society will render pa
tit, sentimen and classical Sc
ions. After the speaking a bani
cert will be given. The program
be found on page 16 Of this sec
of The Labor World. The con
like every other feature of thu
--lic, will be free to all. The pro
m has been especially prepared TO
occasion. The numbers are of I
n order and will please the mos
icaL
Sports and Games.
he sports and games will be unde
direction of committee heade'
Elling Munkeby. Many fine prize
-e been donated and no person wi,
permitted to carry off more thai
he Electrical Workers union viii
ng lights throughout the park. !
be beautifully illuminated for tn
ming. The only event to take p1ac
,rF sundown will be dancing in tn
'ilion.
.,ecial street car service will b
IN by the Duluth Street Railwa
npany to and from Fairmont parl
sons going to the park should tax
New Duluth and Gary, Morga
rk or Eairmont Park cars. Autt