Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY
 TObE OBSERVED
 IN CITY I T0DAY
Wide Variety Offered In Programs Scheduled = Special Events at Local Amusement Parks and At Eastlake

Phoenix offers a generous variety of commemorative and demonstrative observances of Independence day to- day. Big celebrations are planned for Riverside park, Eastlake park and Morley's Country club while practically every community in the outlying districts has arranged a program for the day.
 Thomas w. Nealon and Frank Swenson will be the principal speak, CTS at an all day program arranged by the Loyal Order of Moose at East lake park today. An excellent band has been engaged for this event. For those who enjoy lively sport the baseball game between the Phoenix Tigers and the Naval Air Station team of San Diego will prove the feature attraction of the day. Judg- ing from the records of both teams there will be a spirited fight which should furnish real excitement for the fans.
 Plenty of refreshments of all kinds will be available at Eastlake park and there will be tables and seats provided for those who bring basket dinners.
 Big Doings at Parks
 The management of Riverside park promises to have something doing every minute today. More than 50 sport numbers are included in the all day program, while real sensations are promised in both daylight and night fireworks displays.
 Perhaps the greatest drawing card offered by Riverside park is the free | barbecue which will be served to Q 4f h< sand of gallons of Ice water will be on tap at all times throughout the day. Giant bomb throwers from Japan will entertain the crowds with daylight fireworks from o'clock un- | til o'clock in the afternoon and a 1 second display of fireworks will fol- low after sunset. Of course there will be dancing. The Riverside dance | floor needs no introduction.
 Rodeo event and Indian dances will feature the program arranged al Morley's Country club. Six tribes oi Indians will be represented if the many events of horse riding, roping native dances and other features The rodeo started yesterday after noon and proved to be a winner from the outset. However, the manage. ment whispers that the real sensa | tional stunts have been reserved fol today.
 In addition to the Indian rodeo pa. irons of the park will have all tho privileges of the bathing pool, tennis | court and the many enjoyable facili. ties for days picnicking. l Program at Indian School "The Declaration of Independence is the subject which John B. Brown | superintendent of the Indian schoo | will talk upon when he delivers tn, principal address of a program wfici will be carried out at the IndiaI school bandstand this morning. Pa triotic and popular selections will b, played by the Indian school band
 There will also be a reading of tn Declaration of Independence and Lin coln's Gettysburg Address. Although , the exercises are intended primarit, , for the student body and faculty, wei come will be extended to the genera
 public
 , An old fashioned basket picnic fol lowed by plunge in the "Old Swim min Hole" will be staked by tn
 Murphy district at the schoc
 grounds today
 Mrs. c. F. Green, director of tn
 Americanization classes for the Mexi
 can people, will have supervision owe
 a patriotic program at the Lincol
 school district.
 ? Washington district has arrange
 for regular get-together communit
 meet at the school house grounds to
 night. Community singing, patriot
 talk, daramtic playlet and gener; 5 discussion of community interest . will be features of the event