Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13
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Boys Brigade.
SIXTH DIVISION
superintendent of p.ns .PnssroehliI sehSsSl:A' ssS :A''s
Parochiai Schools.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Marshal Daniel I. I; Murphy with Aide.
st. Edward: df:FGaiSis, aSm. Schools. ios s;,,,,., ,
Home for the Msrciiui Saviour Ant,
EIGHTH DIVISION
Marshal Dana How with Ala.
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Twelve floats
NINTH DIVISION
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Recreation Centers.
TENTH DIVISION
Marshal. Fred st. onse.
Bicycle Boys.
Six hundred boys, all those. in a..
who have been acting MS safety ,n" ,as!'
shals for the Philadelphia Ras,. R,.s,.
Transit IN collaboration with n, pId o
paign for safety at street crossins, Ia'ai m1Ii
be the Boy Week guests Of Thoms." NJ y
Mitten. p. Il. T. president, at ths az.
Gus tonight. Several sections undo, ~ =.
big top have been set aside for Tho h.srs .ns
and the management of the show ~. r..
promised unusual provisions for ,b";. ms.
entertainment. '"e'r
Tomorrow will be "Mother's Dav"r,.,
the boy in church. and Mondov v;,, Y.
Tell 1t to the Public and Bcv Da, !"
On this occasion there will be fon.
minute speeches throughout the motis.
pictures houses and theaers. ana ~.
boys. themselves will reveal their no,i.s
talent in various entertainnFsn,..
throughout the city. And of ro,rs.
the start Of the marble. shooting con-.
test. >'A'
Thursday, besides being 'srb,,n
Day." will witness the finals Of IN
marble shooting contest to determins
the champion Of this city, who w;,'
meet the champion Of Baltimore Sst.
urday. The titular combat will tai.
place at the Funield Recreation Cen.
ter, at Twenty. second street and Sedr,
ley avenue. at 4 p. NJ.
Friday is boy in the. Home Ni.bt"
at which time the boy will be co,,
sidercd the guest Of the family for ths
evening. with food as is food and an
he wants of it, together with any o,bs,
graceful little attentions which ma,
occur to the parents.
Less fortunate youngsters without ,
real home will have the best possihls
substitute that can be provided by hun.
dreds of volunteers. Finally, there win
be an entertainment at the Ice Palace
for the blind, deaf and dumb and tho~
who are unable to attend other per.
formances.
Next Saturday is beyond doubt .h.
big day.
city, in thirty recreation centen.
Events for boys under fourteen viii
begin at 9:30 and those for boy
under eightetcn years Of age at 2;3O n
the afternoon. There will be all sorts
Of field events, with prizes for the win.
ners Of each. There will be golf and
other games for caddies employed in the
clubs about the city; there will b
swimming in all the pools of Phiade.
phia for all the boys; there will b
drilling competitions for the military
organizations Of boys. races and every
imaginable sort of sport.
At 80 on that day will b
the intercity championship for tls
marble supremacy of PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore. The champions of the re.
spective cities. whoever they NAV be,
will meet on the Band Plaza near City
Hall. and shoot for the large silver Gun
which has been donated by A. Gcu,ns.
Other prizes include four handsome
cups given by the Manufacturers Club
for the four best floats in today's
parade, the Daniel j. Murphy trophy
for the marathon race, the $50 Musical
Arts Club prize for the mos, mcritorios
performance by an amateur boy banl,
ard numerous others, such ns jeweld
gold medals, bicycles. and SO forth, in
the athletic competitions.