The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-16
HIGH CLASS PROGRAM
FOR COTTON PALACE
suI,ss Days 81 Tshsd Establishment Offered
b. Big sssa tiposiiiuu.
NOVEMBER 4 TO 10 THE DATES
Free Concerts by Famous Conway
Band Every Afternoon and Evening
Thrilling Free Acts ON War
Path.


Waco, Texas.--lt is conceded by peo-
pIe all over the South that The Cotton
Palace program this year is by far
the best that has ever been arranged
by any exposition. Unlike the aver
age exposition, every day will be a.
feature day. There will be something
big going on every minute of every
day.
Free concerts will be given by Con-
ways band In the coliseum every
afternoon and night during the entire
sixteen days Of the exposition.
Spectacular free acts will be given
on the War Path every afternoon at 4
o'clock and at $3.50 each night.
The Queens ball and all other at
fractions given in the coliseum are abb
solutely free. This is the only ex-
position in the world where extra
admissions are not charged for at
fractions of that character.
The official program in condensed
form Of the entire sixteen days fol
lows:
Saturday, November All build
ings open Q a. M; cotton parade 10
m. m. ; afternoon football, between Bay
lor and Southwestern universities;
children's entertainment in the COLI
seom from 2:30 to 4:30, 800 children
participating; p. m, street parade;
is D. M, formal opening Of exposition
by Governor Ferguson and other of
fciaTs, and presentation of cotton pre-
miuns: 10 p. m, preparedness ball.
Sunday, November Stree concerts
by Couway's band and free acts on
War Path. Popular excursions will be
run on all railroads. Dallas and Aus
tin day.
Monday, November 6-Baylor Uni
versity day. Baby show commences.
Football between Meridian Normal of
Meridian and Alexander Collegiate In
stitute Of Jacksonville, 2 to 5 p. m;
night, concert and dancing.
Tuesday, November Waco day,
Union Labor day. Business houses
close at / o'clock. Nine-thiry a. M,
examination of babies; 1880 a. M,
union labor parade, all departments
of city of Waco, merchants floats;
2:80 p. M, athletics, speeches, ETC.,
under auspices Union labor, athletic
field; $3.50 p. M, grand labor ball.
| Wednesday, November s. Texas
Central and Cotton Belt West. CO.
manche, Hamilton, Ireland, Gainesville,
Oglesby, McGregor, Morgan, Whitney,
Iredell, Walnut Springs, Hico, Dublin,
German, Sipe Springs, DeLeon, Rising
Star, Cross Plains and Cisco day; also
all towns on the Santa Fee railroad, Y.
M. C. A. day. Nine-thirty a. M, ex-
animation of babies; 10 a. m. until
noon, parades by visiting delegations;
2 to 5 p. m, big entertainment, race
track and athletic field; to p. M,
all Texas Y. M. c. A. volley ball tour
nament; $3.50 p. M, finals volley ball
tournament.
! Thursday Thursday, November Queens
ball, NJ, X. & T. North, Interurban,
Elm Mott, Abbott, Hillsboro, Milford,
Itasca, Grandview, Waxahachie, AL
varado, Italy, Temple, Bell County,
Lorena, Bruceville, Eddy, Troy, Little
River, Holland, Bartlett, Granger,
Taylor. LaGrange, Georgetown, Bas-
trop, Smithville, and all NJ, X. & T.
South day. Nine-thirty a. m, examin-
alton of babies; 10 a. M, parades of
visiting delegations from towns and
cities; to 5 .. m, entertainment, race
track and athletic field; $3.50 p. M,
coronation ceremonies and Queens
BALL
Friday, November 10-Press day.
Mart, Marlin, Calvert, Hearne, Bryan,
Navasota, Bremond, BRENNAN, Reisel,
and all towns on H. & T. c. and l. &
G. N. day. Auction sale of registered
Jersey cattle, by Texas Jersey Cattle
club. Nine-thirty a. m, examination
| of babies; 10 a. M, parades by visit
ing delegations; 2 to 5 p. M, football
between Waco and Austin high
schools, athletic field; concert and
dancing at night.
Saturday, November 11-Traveling
Mems day, Public School day, Waco.
McLennan County, A. d NJ. College,
all Texas Boy Scouts day. Nine thirty
n. m, examination of babies; 10 a. M,
school parade; IL a. M, travelling
mems parade; p. m, parade, stu
dents and cadet corps, A. & M. coll
lege; to 5 p. M, football. Baylor and
A. 4 NJ; 2:s0 p. m, livestock parade,
in front of grandstand; $3.50 p. m,
travelling mems ball.
Sunday, November 12--Fort Worth
day. Popular excursions on all roads.
Concerts by Conway's band and free