The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29
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DA OBSERVANCE B !. RI
ssenat Sutherland to Speak
b our Bands to Be
in Parade.

EocaI 4straet merchants have con
cured Wit h city officials in the pc
lief that an profits resulting from
sales of#confections to Decoration
I1ay crowds should be used for the
penafft sofs the local Legion posts,
I afliaonRTuesday pop, ice cream ana
sand Hicf1 booths will operate only
bEaf former service men.
Numerous stands at convenient
ations " ILL be erected TINS eve
4 ming blythe Legion men aud by 70
1norroHEmorninge everything VII pe
i,is ancial readiness for the big
r,atrfot u carnem observance. Ia
ate1nen Is mad today, officials Oh
io5Is for1ners service organ1Z3
ions have appealed to the public
III patronize the stands ana thus
and aid M TO i the financially handt-
capped LegionEpos ts here.
MAT the parade will &c one OF
III ggest@ OF its kind ever staged
M pa rfnont is indicated by the
act I'll pra ctica1l Y every civic.
secret commercialtan and labor organ
fzation IN the city has pledged ITS
Il supp To The noble &un I!
forstheSparade and the various dec
.@9a
Exid ed for. ;i3 IN @
FOUR q ands in Parade.
-Four bands, the Moose. the
Great Fairmont, the Warrington
and III esnegro sElks, are expected
III partjcipat in the parade Al!
have been rehearsing NUMBER OF
pieces new stoFairmonters and
spIendfdaprogram is expected.
Yesterday letter was received
from United States Senator Howard
Sutherland, stating that he Will ar
fiyeson amornins. tram Decorat4oN
Day and WI Ill speak here tomorrow
8aaftarnoo scommittee in charge
ssspromi esaa splendid speaking pro-
gram l.8is
Parade Formation
IRE 70 flowing order issued by
III Z. NJ organ chief marshal and
Il IRVINE Huntington, ad1utant,
covers the formation and route OF
THE parade will form in
Fairmont avenue, and adjacent
streets. as set forth for the various
organizatio at 2:4 p. M
n IT parade will move
promptly 2at$1 II IS p. N.
Ss 8 I: - The grand marshall and
staff will have station at Sixth
street Z and Farm ont avenue,
South Sid Sof Sixth street, during
theSformationsofGth the parade. Liza
sison may be had with him there
stietween812 :3O and 1:15 p. m.
a 4z--@T inc Of march will be:
sDoRn F'airmont8 avenue to Main
street, up mi ain street to Quincy
street up Quincy street to Maple
venue out Maple avenue to
Cemetery. Returning
from YYoodlawn Cemetery down
Mapl avenue to Quincy street,
down Quincy to Main street, down
5sNi ain street passing the reviewing
stand. Military company 5designat-
ed toSgoEtoa Maple Grove Cemetery
viii turn out Monroe street to
Washington street following the
Fairmont Band, hating
onstheSnews river bridge for brief
ceremony and then proceed to !
Maple Grove Cemetery the mill
FAIRY comp designated for Holy
Gross Cemetery will turn off at
cleveland avenue to Jackson
street hating west of Jackson |
street IN Cleveland avenue, and !
al the arriyalsof the Moose band |
o#head the procession and then
proceed to Holy Cross Cemetery.
sAs lEot herorganizations will pro-t
scsed outsFairmont avenue to Fifth
street where they will disband. !
s9sf his vii allow the rear of the
parad e. to- pass the reviewing
stand Organizations that desire !!
sssto to either Maple Grove or
Holy Cross cemetery will turn off
street designated above and (
Gin mill tary companies for the
march Is .
reviewing stand will
front Of the court house in
Main street
divisions will mobilize as
follows
Crane Army OF the Republic.
ladies r. and speakers in
antomobilesGon Fairmont avenue
south f8F'ifth street.
yeterans of World War CO. AL
Knapps assistant marshal in COM
man Ba-retta, aide) in
Elafrnlont avenue south Of Sixth /
streets
Hodges. clubs and civic organi-
s1atipnsS (Robert c. Miller, assist