The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-30
COMPLETE PLANS OF CELEB RATION VIRTUALLY MADE.
Few Details Lacking Com mittee's Outline Shows
 Many Unusual Features.

JAS outlined at meeting of all the Fourth of July celebration com mittees last night, this years ob- servance of Independence Day will have more features than any for several years and will extend over three days Included on the program Is an exhibition airplane flight, six baseball games, track and field events both junior and senior, special ma rjne events between the crews of the Unalga and the Explorer, big smoker boxing card, dances and the usual parade.
 The celebration will extend over three days, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The aerial exhibition by c. o. Prest, the New York to Si- beria flyer, who will arrive tomorrow on the Alameda with his plane, will be the first of it's kind in Juneau. It is expected to be one of the big gest attractions of the entire cele- ibration. It will be staged Sunday, the time to be definitely announced latter A baseball game here and another at Douglas is also planned for Sunday Monday there will also be ball games at both towns.
 Smoker Monday Evening
 Monday evening another big fea- ture of the celebration is scheduled ito be pulled off at A. B. Hall. This is the American Legion smoker with Leo Higlcy and Joe Collier in the main bout battling for the heavy weight championship of Alaska. 9th CT bouts of class are also booked for the Legionnaires' bill.
 Tuesday Is Big Day
 Tuesday, July 4, is the big day of the celebration, when the entire town will take holiday and join in honoring the anniversary of the country's natal day. Childrens events and senior field events, in cluding special features between sailor athletes, will be held bcgin' ming at g a. m on that date at the Admiral Line dock. Immediately after these have been held, the pa rade will be held. 1t is planned to start forming the line of march early enough to permit the parade to start at II a. m. sharp. In the line of march will be two bands, the local aOity Band and the Juneau Alaska Native Brotherhood Band the latter having offered it's services without charge to the parade committee. 1t is hoped that several floats will be in line and that every automobile owner in town will join to swell the line of march The Loyal Order of Moose expect to be represented by a strong marching contingent and possibly a float Other fraternal or ganizations are urged to participate.
 Bones Address Follows Parade
 The. parade will be followed by a reading of the Declaration of Inde- pendence by N. H. Castle. Gov. Scott c. Bone will deliver the address of the day Tho speakers stand will be erected probably Tuesday at the corner of Franklin and Front streets, in the vicinity of which it is expected the parade will disband
 During the afternoon there will be st least one ball game, possibly a double-header At D. m. the fea- lure boat races will be pulled off between picked crews from the Unal- ga and the Explorer.
 The celebration will be brought to a close Tuesday evening with a big dance at IA B. Hall.
 Officials Are Named
 g the celebration are; Henry Roden, General Chairman; J. c. Hayes, Mar shal of the Day; J. E. Barragar, "Tex" Zimmerman, and Lieut.. T. s. Kinger, with the probability that a fourth umpire will be added from