Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1929, Page 10

10 HIGHWAY OPENING PARADE TOMORROW Procession Forms at 2 P.M. in Mount Rainier at SUBURBAN NEWS. be opened Miss Eisle G. Casey of Hyattsville lbl{d Miss Esme B. Reeder of Riverdale, serving as sponsors. At this time the fire sirens at Hyattsville and Riverdale will blow one ute. It is belleved that the ceremony of opening the gates will be more fitting than the usual cutting of ribbons. Aft- er the young women open the gates they will enter a special t:'gen automo- bile provided for them in the parade. Chairman Jennings says that the pa- rade may be viewed all along the route and persons will be allowed on the new bridge over the rallroad tracks here to view the procession. The bridge also can be used for parking, but it will not be opened on the south end. Auto- mobiles not decorated will not be per- District Line. Special Dispatch to The Star. mitted in line. It has been decided that the parade will continue to Riverdale and after HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 6.— | traversing several of the principal streets With the major features of the program arranged, the general committee in charge of the celebration to be held to- morrow_to mark the formal opening of Rhode Island avenue from the District line at Mount Rainier to Johnson ave- nue, Hyattsville, will hold a final meet- ing tenight in the Municipal Building details. A parade, starting promptly at 2 p.m. at the District line and continuing of that town turn and proceed to the National Guard Armory here, on the Washington-Baltimore Franklin street, where it will end. boulevard, at More Prizes Obtained. Announcement was made today that several more prizes have been offered in at 8 oclock to settle last-minute minor | connection with the parade. The Chamber of Commerce of Hyattsville and several Washington business houses along the new road to Hyattsville, and {ang others have contributed prizes, then to Riverdale; | National Guard Armory here, at which | Gov. Ritchie and other speakers will make addresses, and a banquet at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Hall, at which the governor will again speal and which will be marked by other fea- tures, make up the celebration program. Citizens of Mount Rainier, Brentwood, Hyattsville, Riverdale and nearby sec- tions will take part. The celebration is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Hyattsville. Lemuel L. Gray of Hyattsville is chairman of the general committee. ‘William T. Jennings, chairman of the parade committee, today emphasized ceremonies in me.:h‘cz wm! mtwmthfh e re departmen e prominent | foat, best commercial float, best deco- rated private automobile, best unit in parade, the most original float, the funniest float, etc. determine the prize-winners will be an- nounced later by General Chairman * | Gray. Guard, members of the State Roads Commis- | sion, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offi- appearing arade, best Judges who will Here is the order of the parade and the points at which the various units are asked to assemble not later than 1:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. State police, Company F, National of Hyattsville; Gov. Ritchie, the necessity of every one who PIans | ciz¢ ‘Rhode Island avenue committee, to participate in the parade being at | general parade committee, Veterans of the District line at Mount Rainier ready | Foreign Wars Band. Assembly point, to start promptly at 2 o'clock tomorrow alternoon. Mr. Jennings referred to the fine co-operation being given by the | Metropolitan Police Department with | regard to traffic arrangements as they concern the District in connection with the parade, and said it was hoped that no delay that District thoroughfares which will be temporarily closed can be reopened as soon as possible. Gates to Be Opened. At the start of the parade, wooden gates, gayly decorated, will be opened cil, fire department. organizations, | School floats, business the parade could get under way with Snyder-Farmer Post, No. 3 north side of Rhode Island avenue west from District of Columbia line and north side of Monroe street. Hyattsville—Mayor and common coun- band, fraternal Hyattsville Elementary floats, band, . American Legion; Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts. As- sembly point, Otis street, Maryland av- enue and Thirty-fourth street, south | side of Rhode Island avenue, both sides of the street. Riverdale—Mayor and common coun- at the District line by Miss Auda Mae |cil, school floats, schoolboys with flags, Crocker of Mount Rainier and Miss Eleanor L. Moxley of Brentwood, acting as sponsors. Simultaneously with the opening of the gates the fire sirens at Mount Rainier and Brentwood will blow one minute. When the parade reaches On the Earl Radie fire department, business floats. Assem- bly point, east side of Eastern avenue, Maryland to Rhode Island avenue, Brentwood—Mayor and common coun- cil, citizens' groups, Fire Department, business floats. Mount Rainier, Brent- Johnson avenue, Hyattsville, gates will wood and Cottage City School floats. 'using abusive language. O S Liberal Allowance For Your Old Radio— Piano or Phonograph at JORDAN’S 1239 G St., Cor 13th and 2926 14th St. N.-W. Both Stores Open Evenings A real radio. The set that will give you the world as your playground. Why do without a radio now? Come early. Only a limited num- ber of trade-ins accepted. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Assembly point, st sige Eastern ave- [VIRGINIA TO SEND RECORD nue to le Island avenue. Mount Rainier—Band, mayor and common council, fraternal organiza. tions, citizens’ organizations, Fire De. partment, business floats, Assembly point, west side Eastern avenue. ce Oeor%ca County Firemen's Association, with fire apparatus from various towns, and the Prince Georges County Federation of Women's Clubs. Assembly point. both sides of Newton street, south of Rhode Island avenue and south side of Rhode Island avenue District of Columbia—Band, Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association, business floats, Burroughs Citizens’ As- sociation, business loats. Assembly point, South Dakota and Rhode Island avenues. To Form in Towns. Parade units from Mount Rainier and | Brentwood will form in their respective towns and proceed-to their designated places. Marching units and floats from Hyattsville and Riverdale will report to the parade committee not later than 1:30 o'clock at the District line at Mount Rainier for assignment to their proper places in line. The mayor and common_ council of North Brentwood having decided not | to varticipate in the celebration, the | place assigned to that municipality has | been allotted to the Odd Fellows of this county, in charge of H. Wilson Spick- nall of Oriole Lodge of Hyattsville. The 0Odd Fellows, with a band, will form on Otis street, Rhode Island avenue, Dis- trict of Columbia. . TWO HELD IN PLOTTING FOR VIOLATION OF LAW Sheriff Charges Prisoner Was Sup- plied With Parcels Which Jail Rules Prohibited. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., December 6.— | Warrants were issued for the arrest of W. H. Henderson and E. M. 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