Show Boys Boys' See 1171 I C Wheels Spin in in S. S L. L Factories Eighteen Industrial Plants Are Visited by Lads of Public Schools A hand close-hand view of ot the Industries industries industries indus Indus- tries whose future lies In their hands was accorded Tuesday afternoon afternoon afternoon after after- noon to Junior high school students as the feature of ot t the e second sec ond day of ot boys boys' week A A committee headed by Henry I M. M Ashton vice president resIdent of ot the chamber of ot commerce made arrangements ar ar- rang ments by which the boys were i taken through eighteen of ot Salt L Lakes Lake's kes ke's le leading industrial plants Special guides explained the workIngs workIngs workings work- work Ings of each Industry to the youthful youth youth- ful fuI visitors Wed Wednesday the program will be devoted to special athletic events in the schools Homer C. C Warner representing the Lions Lions and Henry G. G Richardson representing the Exchange club have charge of ot this Boys Boys' week feature Three men picked from the two clubs have been bein as assigned g to each s 's s school ho hodl l and d dhave have made mad arr arrangements rients for tor th the afternoon programs T The e athletic events will wilI begin immediately after the close of ot school Boys of the city generally were busy Tuesday talking over the big parade which ushered in Boys' Boys week Monday afternoon Participants and spectators alike voted the parade the best ind mcl largest of any held so far fur I Particularly noteworthy was the ingenuity displayed 1 by the various schools in costuming and equipping their representatives Progress of music in the schools was also indIcated indicated indi indI- by the profusion of ot bands fifteen being counted not to lention mention men len tion numerous fife fUe and drum corps Some df Of the schools which had nad p particularly particularly par par- r- r striking parade groups were Longfellow Longfellow Blue Blue caps cap's with black plumes Lowell yell Lowell Band Red TIed caps with white tassels Lafayette LafaYEtte Band Green caps aps with white tass tassels ls Stewart Stewart Band Yellow caps with white visors Jor Jordan an high high Bond Bond Cowboy costumes cos os S Washington WashIngton Band Band and and colonial costumes Liberty Liberty Uncle Uncle Sam and Indian costumes Whittier WhIttier White White shirts and purple purple pur pur- pIe ties Lanterns carried on poles Highland Park Park Pirate Pirate costumes West Junior high high Band Band and costumes costumes cos- cos cos cos- turnes of ot purple an ant and DeMolay Zouave Zou Zouave ve cos cos- tunic tume Particularly well drilled McKirley McKinley Boy Boy costumed a ao asPres- asPres President Pres res ident McKinley Group costumed as miners farmers ard and soldiers Riverside Riverside Costumed Costumed as as' as police polIce- m men en Emerson Large Emerson Large band and group led lea by knight in armor Roosevelt Roosevelt Cowboy Cowboy band an and own police platoon Indian Indian costumes The parade was led by tour four companies companies com corn of ot Vest West high cadets with th the West high band They wore were fol followed followed pl- pl lowed b by the East high cadets with their band It It required an hour and md anda a half halt for lor the procession to pass the reviewing ving stand After Atter reaching Liberty park the rs disbanded and spent the afternoon w watching athletic events event eating hot d dogs dogs' gs' gs and nd indulging in similar occupations dear Jo to the heart eart of ot boyhood |