The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-10
'ARMIsTICE DAY
CELEBRATION To
Be BIGGEST EVER
Au Set for Stunts Starting remorrow
Morning and Ending tate IN
the Evening; Additional
Features Addei.
TAPS TO BE SOUNDED
FROM FIVE BUILDINGS
Last Call" 10 DC Echoed During
Two.Mlnvie Period Starting al
~: Final Instructions Are
Given BY Chairman.

with n majority n tho yarlol
clubs and organizations u the I'll
throwing their entire support
The proposition. the Armiatico ID
celebration here tomorrow promise
to be the greatest event In the wa
OF celebration ever staged
ChIckasha. Al plans are complcl
and nothing n left hut 10 walt "a
the time for the starting Of the bl
parade tomorrow at 1850.
Parade Instructions.
Following are the instructions a
TO order or formation MS given /,
day By Robert H. Lively. chairmai
q the arrangements committee an
who asks that the instructions b
followed TO the letter.
The Colors. the Chickasha
band. the American Legion and
Legion Auxiliary viii form on
Chickasha avenue. west from
Ninth street.
City officials. county officials.
police department, fire depart
ment will form on Ninth street.
South from Choctaw avenue.
All floats will form on Ninth
street, north OF Chlckasha avenue
nue..
Marching bodies on Eighth
street, south Of CaIckasha ave-
nue..
Decorated ears on Eighth
street, north of Chlckasha ave-
nue..
other cars on Seventh street.
north of Chickasha avenue.
National guard on Seventh
street, south Of Chlckasha ave.
nue..
All who are participants In the
parade are instructed to be in
formation as per above instruc-
tions, promptly at / o'clock, so
that the parade can move at
1880.
Other Features of Day.
The celebration will start tomor.
row morning at 10:3O With union
services at the Methodist church,
which will end at 1880. A program
with many attractive and instruc-
tive features has been arranged
for the union services.
At If o'clock the fire siren will
sound That Is to be the signal for
the starting Of the two minutes OF
silent prayer and contemplation in
respect to the men orv of the dead
in France as we'll as to those who
were permitted to return. Adding 3
dramatic touch to this two-minute
period, arrangements have been
made for "Taps" to be sounded from
five Of the principal buildings in the
city. Buglers will be stationed atop
the buildings at the City Hall, the
First National bank building, the
Claycomb and Anderson building, the
Elks building, the Early hotel and
the Mcfarland hotel. AS the blast
from the fire siren dies away,
TAPS will be sounded by one Of
the buglars and will be taken up in
rotation by the other four. During
the two-minute period, all are urged
to stand at attention, with uncovered
head.
Football In Afternoon.
Following the parade, the commun-
ity sing will be held at the corner
of Choctaw avenue and Fourth
street, under the direction of Rev.
Clifford B. James. 1t will be the
first feature Of this nature ever
held in Chickasha and it is expected
that it will prove to be one of the
headliners Of the day.
Following the sing song, Grady
field at the fair grounds will be
the scene Of the next number on the
days program, which will be the
football game between the North
Fort Worth aigh school and the
Chickasha high team.
The days festivities will be ended
by the staging Of street dance be-
tween Chickasha and Choctaw ave-
nues on Fourth street.
At the noon and evening hours,
army Chow will be served from
two field kitchens located on the
principal streets of the city and
the mess sergeants in charge, are