The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-12
Friday Program

Friday Program
Women's Day.
Old settlers Day.
Health and Hygiene Day.
Gates open Mt a. m.
Exhibits open at q. m.
Judginx In departments, horse races at
O'Clock. band concerts morning. AFTERNOON
Daring drivers of the speedway in a
series Of whirlwind contests.
Peoples Pavilion.
MORNING.
10 a. m-Mrs. H o. Garvey, Kansas
State Council of Defense. presiding,
Music-Great Lakes Naval Station band.
Music-Miss Florence Rowe.
10:30-w. C. T. U. War WORKING.
Lillian Mitehner, state president W. c.
III :Oo-General reports of war work of
State and City Women's clubs and other
organizations.
Back'-Miss Nanon Herren.
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey, presiding.
1 1:So-Music--Great Lakes Naval Station
Training band.
Patriotic assembly singing, B. P. Bart
2:OOIWar Victory Commission, State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
symposium DIV U1StflcL cla1rlnen-Mr9. ..
May BelIeviIle Brown, director G. F. w. c.
Mrs. f: s. Vetter, vice president *. F. w. C..
and others.
3:15-Health and Hygiene-Captain
Knowlton. T. S. A Medical Corps.
:f5-Mother- Daughter Club, canning
5:Oo-Reception-Furlo Home Tent.
EVENING.
Frank c. Beck. president Rotary club.
= 7:so-Music-Great Lakes Naval Training
band.
song-B p. Bartlett.
observation-disclosures Alfred Bouch-
er, French military mission
S:30-Address- Edmund James Kulp.
Defense Day.
Great Night Show.
Grand patriotic concert and military
spectacle in front Of the aInphitheater,
beginning Monday. September o. at I
100 p. m;-Retreat and guard mount,
Ninth battalion Kansas State Guards.
5;so to. s-.Concert program-Marshalrs
/. Characteristic March Mr.. from
bonoIogy-.Dayis Trombones = Hamon,
Sage. vogle. Nagle. Miller.
3. Cornet Duet Farewell :. Farewell
Hasselman-M Guy Snyder, Alfred ].
8. Cornet Duet Farewell Hasselmau.
NJ: Guy Snyder, Alfred J. Kushera.
Brown; Brown Pr; 4. IS: Marshall, Lee Gilmore,
g Descriptive American and Indian Fan.
tasy-The Death Of Custer-Johnson
the Battle. Battle calls in caster's DeaDlf ea%s
before forming the line of march. CUSTER
cavalry on march to Sioux camp. the sound
Of cavalry WITH band playing national airs
9ry war music. g Battle of Little Big .HorI
lost his life. Indians rejoicing over tn,
victory with scalp dance. Arrival of re
inforeemehts General Bentine and cavaIry
drums and bugie sounding the last cal
over % our 3 great generals grave.
s to 5 s:lo-Modecs1sHo%Sdy.." Ted ans
Josh Liberty Bell" Goodwin: ITS
LenE 70 Way Va to 9.sin,oI Berlin. Fields ~,
s:15 to -Modocs-"Just a Baby
pfsser 20 to at fsabels srS%s eoDsort,on,,t,
20 to s:40-Modocs :-"Khaki BILL
Watson.
Great Lakes Band and Army Drill.
Parade and drill on the track by thu
Great Lakes Naval Training Station bant
and the crack drill company of United
States regular infantry from Fort Leaven
worth.
$40 to 8 :45-AIfredo-strong jaw act.
8:45 to 9:OO-Modoes- -"Somewhere IL
France Is Lily" Howard; Keep th'
Home Fires BURNING" Novello: "AmericaI
Forever" E. T. PAUL..
"Tho World at War;"
! o 90 to 10-Gordon's Mammoth Military
Spectacie-"The World at War"
Stage covering four acres ground show
ing French Village giving celebration IL
honor of American troops. Presenting tn,
famous Las Codona family, Let;are Spira
Globe and grand display of Gordon's fire
works.
Scene ATTACK by the enemy: captur,
and destruction of French village and re
f0 THff of will b. k4 @..tA
battle scene. 400 people participating
showing effect of modern war and intro
ducing tanks. machine guns, cannon. bar
American forces.