Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

thrown open lO ltlc puDl1C SAHS eliiN
when all the lights will be shinging
and the decorations showing to their
best advantage. the parade will come
down the street or. rather. the streets
of the business section. and with 1t
will come the hardest kick" of the
evening.
First and foremost it will be a
real parade, and no mistake. More
than ia participants already have
been listed for it. and almost two
dozen towns will be represented in IT.
including such centers of wealth and
culture as Tucson, Miami. Mesa,
Glendale, Scottsdale and several 9TH
ers. Thirteen entrants to the parade
made their wishes known yesterday,
and it is expected that the section OF
the parade representing special IN
dustries or communities will be one
of the most instructive and enter
tanning in the history of Arizona pa
geantry.
Then there will be the clowns, 100
of them. chock full of fun and jol-
lety. amusing with their special
stunts and guaranteed to bring a
smile from the gloomiest of NOR
tails. Two big bands, those OF the
Phoenix Indian school and the st.
Johns Indian school. south of the
CITY. will have prominent parts in
the procession, while the finest clown
band in the world, composed OF menu
bers of the junior chamber OF COM
merce, will also take definite ana
perhaps a wild part IN the march.
The Great Parade
The parade is announced as fan
tastical allegorical and paradoxical, =
which simply means that it will be
well worth seeing that it is expected
that Phoenix mothers will count the
ages Of their babies with reference
to the day of the procession and tnal
the history of the Salt River valley
will be notated as either before OF
after the Junior chamber OF COM
merce affair.
The parade. however. will not be
the only thing going on during the
hour from S:15 to 9:15. AT o'clock
Adams street from Central avenue 10
First avenue will be roped OIL ana III
the center of the space great II
luminated band stand VIII De erect
ed. Arrangements for TINS were pei
fected Yesterday, where the pernns
eion of the city police department
was obtained. Between o'clock and
q.15 o'clock the bandstand will pe
huilt and the lights distributed. ano
lat the latter hour a great street oalice
will start, after a group of real IN
| dians have danced the widest OF ap-
original war dances to give the 1ol-
/ lowing fox trots and real jazz a
send off.
In addition to the war dance which
i will start the proceedings on Adams
street. there will be all kinds OF
amusement and entertainment fea-
lures scattered through the dance
numbers so that those who 90 no'
care to dance will have plenty tc
! watch for as the livelier members
of the community trip the light fan
tastic on the smooth pavement.
Fashion Revue
OF course. while all this is going
on. the fashion revue will be in full
4 swing. Practically every business
house in the downtown district vii
keep open house, not for the pur-
| pose of selling anything. but to dis.
play the new creations for the sum
mer of 1922 to, dispense. their hos
pitality and to greet their friends
and patrons and to show them al
the newest creations for the adorn-
ment or the use of human kind.
The extra features of the evening
are almost innumerable. The Junior
chamber Of commerce police fore
will be out to keep the line of marcl
free; moving pictures will be taken b.
Elt. Kunselman and a number of coas
movie men who will be here for tn
conventions all the show window
of the business section will be espe
cially lighted and decorated for thi
occasion; laughter and gaiety an
joyousness viii be rampant on ever
corner.
A radio outfit during the parad
will receive messages from Presiden
Harding and other notables, as we
as concerts, lectures and weather re
ports. Deputy Sheriff Harry Mite