The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-07-20
platoon of mounted police.

prophet anu SPONSORS III decorate
floats.
City officials and distinguish
guests in automobiles.
Ladies auxiliary and guests in an
tomobiles.
Bagman degree team in full rega
lia.
r. P. AS and U. t. C.'s marching
Decorated automobiles.
Gazaza band, under direction ar,
leadership of Dutch" FAM.
Contesting baseball teams in uni
forms.
1900 luncheon at the Park.
1870 l., m.-Speakers program. Ma
BILE Band Stand, Lake Point, Chill
howee Park.
Prophecy of the Great Smokes b.
the Prophet.
Address-Julian Y. Williams, Ma
tion; council, T. P. A.
Muslc-Crouch'S orchestra.
Address-Geo. V. Steffens, chair
man national board directors, T. p. A
%.
Address-Geo. E. Hunt, suprem,
councillor. U. C. T.
Address Walter D. Murphy. su
preme secretary.
Music-Orehestra.
Address,. r. Bass, Nashville. ma
tioai director. T. p. A.
Address Charles Edmund Barker
Columbus, O., editor Sample Case.
MLsic.
Address-Pi Pierce W. Julian, Roar
Mountain, Tenn.
2:30 p. m.-Dancing pavilion opens
Special program. Prizes.
Baseball contest, Chilhowee Park
grounds, between all stars of the East
Tennessee league and Knoxville Knox
Knit teams. $500 prize to the win
ming team, plus expenses.
Baseball contest No. 2, between
teams composed of T. p. A. and U. c.
T. members. Captains, John NJ. Ross
and Ambrose Gaines.
Grand vaudeville and musical act
opens at park heatre. All amuse-
ments opens. Merry go-round, minia-
ture street railway. coasting, roller
skating, monkey speedway, real live
by their own electric motors, boat
ing, bathing at Chilhowee beach, ex-
NJ l;6n of fancy swimming and high
diving on the lower lake. Country
store, operated by the drummers, ten
thousand articles on sale, ranging in
value from l cent to $40. No article
sold for over 10 cents.
Amusement events in the following
order:
Walking the chalk mark for men,
by their wives, the judges.
Nail driving Wives of the
drummers.
Tug of war-Young ladies.
Tug of war-Young gentlemen.
Egg race, for ladies.
Potato lace for ladies'.
Twenty-Five yard dash, backward,
Tor men.
tine hundred yard dash, for young
mon.
Gentleman singing contest-Prize
Tor tn chest rendition of Dixie.
Whistling contest. for ladies, prize
'or the best rendition of Sewanee
River
Blowing the candle contest, for la
lies and gentlemen.
Scattering beans cntest, open fer
all.
Fifty-yard dash. for girls, fourteen
o eighteen.
One hundred yard dash, for boys,
ourteen to eighteen.
Baseball game. Pick nine, for bows
fifteen to twenty.
Whistling, for girls, prize for best
end'tion of Tipperary.
Nail driving contest, for the young
aides.
failing the donkey-W Wives of drum
ners.
Egg race, girls six to twelve.
Horse shoe pitching contest runs
ontinuous. Captains, r. w. LaRue
nd James Waters.
These famous old-time horseshoe
itchers challenge all corners.
500 p. m.-Supper.
500 p. Brilliant fireworks spec
acular, lake point.
$500 p. m.-Awarding of prizes at
ne dancing pavilion by Ed. s. Albers
hartman entertainment and dancing
Dmmittee.
9:5o p. m.-Drawing for grand
rlze. Free automobile, value $S50.0O.
ably Grand Chevrolet, given away by !
he t. P. A. and U. C. T. organiza-
ons.
HOO p. m.-Closing of program
nd amusement features. Grand fl
ale by musical organizations. Home
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