Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-29
Large Number of Members, With
Many Bands and Patrols, to
Be in Saturdays Parade
THE TOWN WILL BE THEIRS

night to go over details and everything
seemed to be arranged for which
means a great big days pleasure.
Forests who have been heard from
and who will send a band or guard
are
B%ridgeton, No. Band.
Philadelphia, No. 10-Band, string
band and patrol.
Atlantic City, No. 11-Band and pa
troll.
Penn, of Chester, Pa, No. 21-Band
and patrol.
Salem, No. 23-Band.
Pennsgrove, No. 51-Patrol.
Philadelphia Forest will also bring
their glee club which will sing in the
afternoon and evening at the Ocean
Pier, where headquarters will be es-
tablished upon their arrival. Beach
headquarters will also be arranged
for on the beach for the individual
Forests where clam chowder will be
served and the clam bake held.
Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith and
Commissioners CARL and Taylor will
be on hand together with all Tall Ce-
dars of Cape May County Forests to
welcome the visiting brothers.
Philadelphia Forest will come on
special excursion trains on the Read
ing and will arrive about nine O'Clock.
Chester Forest will com on the
Pennsy and will join the special ex-
cursion of the Hetzel Co., of Chester.
They will arrive about nine thirty.
All the other Forests will come by
auto. Arrangements have been made
to have the aid of the Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts to direct autoists and help
keep the line of parade clear. Mayor
w. COPYRIGHT Smith has issued orders
that there shall be no traffic on Pacific
avenue Immediately before the parade
and no parking on that avenue during
that time. Members of the fire depart
ment will assist in enforcing this
street regulation at that time. Cars
will be allowed to come in from side
streets to Pacific avenue, but will not
be allowed on the street.
The parade will start as near 300
P. M. as possible. Bands will be
Judged by a committee headed by Will
liam Albertson, a member of Lulu
Band, Philadelphia, and a musician
of 80 years experience. Two others
of we'll known musical experience will
be chosen to assist him. The patrols
will be judged by a committee of three
headed by Lieut.. Hackman, of Lulu
Patrol, Philadelphia, a man also OF
wide experience in this kind of drill
work.
Following the parade the competi-
tive drills will be held on the beach
near Maple avenue at a point where
the best section of beach can be had
according to the tide. 1t happens that
it will be high tide about the time the
drill is to be held, and if it is not pos
sible to drill on the beach, the exhi-
bition will be held on lots nearby.
The town is gaily decorated with
cedar trees, over $500 trees having
been brought into town by the COM
mittee and sold or distributed to va
rious business houses, and Pacific We
nue. now presents a most holiday-look-
ing appearance.
Every Tall Cedar on Five Mile Beach
should be on hand to help welcome the
visitors Saturday morning and also
take part in the parade in the after
moor so that we can make a good
showing to our guests. Atlantic City
Forest sen a notice to their members
and in it said Lets go and see how
they do things down the coast" It's
up to us to 'show" them.
If you haven't got your 1921 card,
get it quick and be on hand tomorrow
morning. wearing your pyramid.
Five thousand 16-page program
booklets have been printed at the
Journal Office to be distributed on
Saturday. The cover of this program
is of attractive colored stock, and
the printing is done in green ink. 1t
bears the name of the "Cape May
County Forest No. Is, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon" and in large letters pro-
claims welcome, Brothers, the Town
is Yours"
The programs as follows: Nine to
ten o'clock in the morning, reception
of Forests and presentation of the key
to the city at the station by Mayor
w. COPYRIGHT Smith to Supreme Tall
Cedar "Artie" Bittong. From there
they will march to their headquarters
at the Ocean Pier where they will
break up and plan their own amuse-
ments. A ball game will be played
between the local nine and that of