South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-07
INDUSTRIAL PARADE
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Opening Night of North Side
Falr Draws THOUSANDS
VI 4 COpiCs

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COmnhItee IN Autos.
The merchants OL tue north side,
through whose indomnItaDIe enter
PRISE the iaIr was mace possible, &C
cupIed TWO auJOmOUues. Iuey were
dressed III the ne4SuL OIL IaSuOu, JneIr
immaculate EnSusn cut SUITS being
topped OIL Win SILK mats OF me --latest
breuu OF Manufacture. Iney were l..
{. " ent, PRESIDENT Joe brauy, treas
ureri j. l.. henDeuy, secretary, JACK
W am Dach, My er SteIn, ". -. OdmDIe,
W. Il. ~ OrLnlnBLOn, II. l.. SquIOD, r..
j. Blckel, l.. n. GrOn ana Larry Rob
bins.
Floats Were Feature.
While every feature OF the parade
IS deserving of mention, word OF
specIaI praise Is cue the following:
ne Det5tI Il uIAtAA4IG NO-s MulGu udQ
one SOlOmOn JaCkson, OF dusKy nue.,
baking biscuits en- one OF the DeIger
stoves, and feeding the spectators
along the lire or marcn Solomon
was chef on the ZOLn century before
ne came TO Misnawaka, ana was paid
$I4U per month Tor baking these same
biscuits he gave away Thursday night
Solomon tells It, SO II must DC true.
Another Individual, dressed in thin
cOlOred tights representing October
eve. shivered himself into the com
passion OF the onIookers. shine
took il upon himself 10 advertise the
Charles Roy * Co. paints and made
mention OF the fact that liquid veIvet
covered everything The *. * s.
brewery had four floats in the parade,
setting forth the good quality OF Pre-
mona and the other brews wrich have
helped make MishaWaka famous. The
Golden Rule store OF the north side
had enc OF the prettiest and most
artistic floats in the parade in the
form Of an automobile gaily decked
with vari-colored bunting. Several
young children in pretty costumes
added 20 the pleasing tout ensem BILE.