The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-06-28
ENJOY
Your Vacation At HiaWatha
Park This Year
During The Dates Of The
HiaWatha Assembly
And Hear Some Of The Best
Talent
Ever Offered To A Nj. Yer.
non Audience
Some Information About The
Program

Here is a plan for most delightful
ten-days vacation, one that nearly ev-
cry person in Mt. Vernon and Knox
county can arrange for and one that
will certainly be enjoyed 1t includes
all the pleasures of home and in
cludes genuine recreation and rest.
From July 25 to August 4, inclusive,
one of the finest programs ever ar
ranged Tor any series Of meetings will
be given at Hiawatha park under the
auspices of the Hiawatha assembly
management This will provide en-
tertainment of the most wholesome
sort for the period OF time embraced
Season tickets for the whole course
will cost a sum SO small that were 1t
used in purchasing railway tickets
one could travel only very short dis
tance from Mt. Vernon.
The season ticket purchased, the
holder will be entitled to admission
into the park and into the auditorium,
where nearly all of the entertainments
except those in the field of athletics
are held
BY arranging housework ahead of
time but very little work need be
done at home, and the good house
wives who have worked hard each
day the past year, can have respite
from their usual tasks and spend the
greater part of each day at Hiawatha,
enjoying the music of the birds, the
wholesome air and resting, listening
to interesting Bible lectures by Prof.
Bosworth of Oberlin, DR.. Hulley Of
DeLand, Fla, hearing Sunday-school
work discussed by experts in this de-
partment of Christian endeayor, meet
ing their friends, enjoying the very
finest of musical entertainments,
learning important facts on live is
sues of the day
On Monday evening there will be a
visit to Pagoda Land, conducted by
Sumner II. Vinton, who will bring the
Far East to Hiawatha, using both
moving pictures and still scenes, the
latter in many instances covering
scenes Identical with those in the mo.
tion pictures giving opportunity for
close examination of details not pos
sible when the picture Is in action.
Music the Next Day
After a good nights rest in "our
own bed at home" there will follow
Bible lectures, Bible-school lecture, a
lecture on "Thomas Paine and the
American Revolution" by the Rev. G.
j. Baldwin, ID. d., mission studies, al
afternoon concert by the Ieigler-liowe
orchestra, recreation, yesper service
and an evening concert by the Neig
ler-lIowe company. Certainly the sec
ond day will be pleasant one.
The Third Day
Up bright and early and away tc
the park Lectures continued on Bi
BILE and Sunday-school. The National
Chautauqua band concert at 2 p. m
and at z, the day closing with Bell
har2 the humorous entertainer and
character impersonator. one may be
tired by home-golng time this day, but
certainly there will be happy minds
and restful sleep will follow in "oul
own bed"
On the fourth day there will be
concerts by the big band at and
p m.
On the fifth day there will be base
ball games at ., and in the evening
Master Byron Mitchell will give a re
: cital.
! On Saturday, the sixth day, Sena
, tor Norris Brown, the Nebraska
statesman, will deliver an address a
2 on "The Insurgents, Who They Ar,
and What They Are Trying to Accom-
plish," The word insurgents hai
r appeared almost daily in the press tn,
l. past few months, and the people viii
}. be glad to hear this address by MAJ
t who has been right in the fight IL
t. Washington. in the evening at 500
h Prof. John Duxbury will give his re
d, cital, THE Hoosier Schoolmaster."
3 Sunday Services
AS in years past, Sunday will be de
o voted to services much as are II
y vogue in churches in all cities
It preaching, Sunday-school etc. At
II D. m. DIR. Hulley VIII lecture on 9TH,
Teachings OF Jesus AT p, m. Prof