Evening journal., 1921-07-01
CITY To HAVE
OLD time 4TH
Sports, Oratory, Fireworks,
on The Day We Cele-
brate"
FLAG RAISING
STARTS PROGRAM

GlFeh good weather Lle munlcl- 1
pal celebration OF the ever-glorious
Fourth OF July on Monday bids fair
to exceed the most sanguine expec-
tations Of its promoters.
From the hag-raising exercises at
? o'clock in the morning until the
fireworks display in the evening,
there will be an almost continuous
program Of activities. The entire
system of parks and playgrouds un-
der jurisdiction of the Park Com
mission will be utilized for the cele-
brations-or rather series OF celehra-
tons.
Among those that are helping in
connection with the neighborhood
participation are:
EDEN PARK - Charles J. Cannon.
general chairman Gilbert Anderson.
Joseph Rossiter. Mrs. Joseph Rossiter,
Walter Rash. Mrs. Mabel Ward. Miss
Catharine Cannon and Miss Alice Rash.
ITALIAN NEIGHBORHOOD- A.
Nittelo, Miss Jennie Perslio. Miss Mary
Alola, Nicholas Niscount and Dominick
PiNl-Mrs. Florence Warren. n. J.
Pyle Mrs. Raymond Jones. Mrs. James
HOPES, Walter Ridings. Mrs Reese.
Mrs. O'Nen. James Hopes and y. }.
Pyle.
MADIsON-Mrs. Earl Medken. Jacob
erts ]. r. McNabb. Miss Mary f. Re
gan, George Bader. Mrs. H. y. Walker
and Mrs; W G. Pryer.
KIRK WOOD - Leon Rossman. Mrs
Gooding, Horace Allen, Miss Gertrude
McCloskey. Miss Lena Pass. Harry Nee
ser, Edward Manlove. Mrs. James j.
Dale, James Smith. Frank Whihhley,
William Brennan. John Brady. Edward
Wekman. Clarence Touhey, Howard
Manlove and Morris Adleman.
COOL SPRlNG-Mrs. n. NJ. Willis
-.
Fletcher, Mrs. Elizabeth Dressner. Miss
Emily piersQn. Rev u. !. Smiley and
Mrs. Elizabeth Dressner
RODNEY-Hnard Groenstein. Mrs.
T. II. Sheladay and Frank ODonncn
CONNE-ThOmas Mckelvoy. William
Wahle. Michael Dominick. Charles Cal
Ney, John Lancaster, Mrs. Pepilow and
WALNUT-Dr Conwel Banton. Mel
son LOatman. Miss Anna Wilson, James
Roles. Or. John Ayres. Dr. o. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. Blanche Cuff. Dr. Harlan Cuf-
Howard Gibbs and Mrs Mae Harris.
WASHINGTON HEiGHTS-Miss Lis
sette +. stephen ana Nj. Wright
WOOpLAWN-Mrs. Roy Favre, Nra.
Charles Sheppard. Lewis Warrich. Bay
ard Cohourn, Walter Mlligan, Roy
Favre. Harold Cramer. willard Hare.
Walter Lind and John Thompson.
DELAMORE-Mis Dorothy Arnold,
Miss Florence Rimlinger Miss JaSub-
owski. Mrs. $. p. Pawlowski. IT, Sahe-
IRA. John Pietursuszka- James Iohiel-
ski Mrs. n. Sahezra. Nrr. S r. Paw
iisowski. Miss Mary Gariuski. p. T.
Bienkowski Donald Sahezra- John =.
pietWszka and John s. BoguckL
CLAYTON--Mrs +. l.. Haislett. Jo-
senh Rroran. Mrs. Irwin Crossan, Miss
Ellen Samworth Color Bearers. Mrs
Carl Seidle. Carl Sedle. J. p. Grant and
sTAPLER&Phnip TIortz. JOHN Nc
Kinney. Miss Elizabeth Mcdonnell Mrs
James Mcarns. Raymond Snyder. Mrs
Philip Hortz. NJ Doughcrty and Miss
Alice HCcn.
Athletic Evcnts and Prizcs-
The five athletic events scheduled
for boys and girls I'm the morning
at the twenty neghborhood parks
and Fairgrounds will be similar.
Ribbons will he awarded the win
ners. who In the afternoon will COM
pete against each other At the gem
eral celebration at Washington
Heights for prizes.
The events and prizes, with the
names Of the donors OF the latter,
are as follows:
BOYS
50-yard dash. Straw hat. James T.
Mgilln & Son. 2. Necktie. Frank o'Don-
Baseball throw. Gun links. Banks
c, Bryan. @ Baseball IT, ". Vandever.
Potato race-l. Smoking set Snellen-
bugs. 2 Cap. American H9t 5!-st9I St5Tei ian,
70 Ms 9
CO. s. 6. .Penknives, a. D.. PEOPLES.
2. s. Flashlights. Garrett & Miller.
2. Eversharn pencil Joseph Kern. 10.
Pair cuff buttons: Joseph Kern.
Relays. Nccktie. Frank O'Donnell.
ave. Delaware Hardware comusny. l.
Blouse The Outlet store.
5o-yard dahl. Bathing suit s NJ
Praunstein. ?. Silver spoon. Star Pub
fishing comgany. ,.,
Smith-Zoninger Company 2. White
Eahardine skirt Beruard's
Potato race l. Umbrella, Linpin-
cotts. 2. Two union suits. r. Topkis'
:. Hon, skin and iump 90. l. Handbag
Kennard.Py Company. 2. Dress. Bos-
Relay. Hose. r. Topkis' Sons. Q
Camisole. II. Braunstein. 2. Camisole
T. Braunstein. T. Box writing paper
Millers
Big Community Picnic.
In addition 10 these inter-neigh-
borhood track events. arrangements
have been completed for grand
community picnic IL Brand y7vine
woods, where the mothers and chill
dren may enjoy the cool shade during
the heat Of the afternoon. Story
teilers win he on hand 20 entertain
the younger children.
Up to 4 o'clock the Brandywins
pool will be open TO girls. From 43t
10 6 the boys viii have an oppor-
tunity for swimming Ball game.
also will he held on all three mu-
nicir( diamonds.
It is expected that large numbers
OF families will bring basket sup
pers so that they can be on hand for
tho evening program. This will be
I'm the nature Of patriotic exercises
consisting OF singing of National
airs. a ffteen-minute address by
Judge Isaac NJ Meekins Of Wash
ington. five tableaux depicting ap-
propriate historical scenes. a band
concert and lastly. a forty-minuts
display of fireworks
Due 10 the initiative and energy oi
the Woodlawn Neighborhood Asso-
ciation the people IN the southwest
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