The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-03
FOURTH Of July
FETE IS OPENED
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Follies Are Opened.
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military show tonight
Follies Are Opened.
The 1918 Follies opened this afternoon
at Z O'Clock IN the Dig tent on Inc Ia''
grounds go
ms morning group oi young HHH
under the direction OF Mts. r. T.. MOTT
son gave palriouc dI'II WI''Ie '"e
babies were oeins luugeu' ,-.,,--
In the absence OF axe L7H,pe'' MO.
ilson' one OF tle luuS'S' MIS-; car
PIKE formed one OF 'he comIh.''ee II,
COMPANY WIN MIS- Iiei''SS ii'0e anu
Robert H. iateN'
lh'ry bahic' under one year ,.sI ".u
were entered ior INC u'" cas-; cas-; .,,'. i.1
pretiieSt baby IN thiS 'laS'' Lois ,'o'ggS o5s
teKS' dapsR'et OF Mf'' LOIS E0N', 90
Avenue n east was AWARDED d SI'''
cup. he smallest baby' EIzapt'h J"ne'
daughter oi Mr.. ana MIS- NIKE 'oh
nelly OF Nap,to! mn won paoy nonu.
lhe largest BABY Doyie Eugene D""I
son, son OF Mrs, Nellie Dawson uI
Fast Eighth street won Rold spoon
Inc iatIeSt bahy, Je,1reI Lu,',ie, ,,,
daughter OF MIS- H. I MdNhll, OF @''
West Fooawa'omle avenue also re-
oeived baby BOND.
Baby Bonds as Prizes.
\, ,bc sccond c,ass bab,cs between
onc and two Years old Kathleen Walker
uas irdoed N he the oretticst Iobn
Ceoros Tbrc,dg;I tho i,rgeet. N,rv
1opisr Robbins thc fotest babv and
Av;c Nf,v DrrI,n the smallest hahy
The tb;rd cI,ss was made IN of
b,h;es IRON, tLr.c to live vc,rs old
and ,L. ,r;,o zoe m. o,c,t;.s, yc,, IN
Harold Wade ParEs The Iargcst ,babv
was Henry Aaron The prizc fat baby
in this class was Martha lane Rice
and the smallest baby Harteield
Holmes.
Among the prizes awarded this morn
iftg were three baby bonds, a gold ring,
two Windsor ties a gold spoon, a baby
book. a pair OF bonnet bows, baby's
hot water bottle, kiddic Kar and
big doll
Movies of Babies.
Mrs T. f. Morrison announced this
afternoon that the Judges for tomorrow
mornings show, which will be held in
the automobile building will be Mrs.
A. ] Rgsby Robert II. Yates and
George Morrison
The Junior symphony orchestra will
give a concert and the group OF girls
who drilled this morning will present
another drill tomorrow while the judg
ing is going on.
Moving pictures ot the prize winning
babies arc to he made. The special de
tail OF soldiers who are here IRON Fort
Sill to help get the fair grounds ready
for the tete will pose before the movie
camera, each one holding a prize baby.
. Confusion In Entries.
A,ror,csr,o,t u,s r,,d. h., +h. oil
t4hf ~, 6r;at;o, 70 tb;s at,srnoon
LIZ" .hs' s',". aso, 'as'v .y ums 80 ,bo
Ia. Ia ,So S,; ',ul ,nd. %aI'N H. ,bc &
la; % Ln ,sa;st.Ssd anJ sor,e
psp,es "eIc W pe ieslS1''en' "iiu Ioni'
OF u,e iho,nerS "el'I nome without. wi.,ouI ',nl, .Li.
lle l,lc pace any uaoy leg'slel.u ., ..''
morning may Oe res'S'cIcu slu oo"'-
pete ior prze tomorrow morning Tree
OF charge, a,,
Inc Judging tomorrow morning VIII,
be III the automobile building ana
mo.neIs WIZ . ma eo.i,,';.,ee '. ol XIII XIII
-, ~ ,cco,J;ng ~ 90. 20 0'Fe '''>
No nr;,e 1,s a1arded tb;s rorrioc
e., II. ,,;a., ne w. L"S,. 'u aam ,,a' ,ho nr;,e "%s
lo;,n & Wv Ii ori ,,o@ss, o h,t III, ~ ,w,rI
VIII VII ; III a.. ol'ao.s' "'' ''''' """''
VIII pe 'lHuy C.iy, 'yv,o,.GN nj.
e"'iu M uS'''a"s RAY
The Junior Symphony orchestra,
whose members are MISS Marie ay'
director; helma June @EdeS pianSl
Emmett Anderson, Bryon Neral
WnSlow Ward and tdward Sorrenson,
yiollniSt', furnished the music tor the
drill thus ,norning.
~ NJ vi n I Euu's peoP'e a'C "..u.,
cr.d;table erterta;nmcnt
Az 2 o'clock the races bepan, in
Guiding the ttottinp races and H. "slow
race" for women automobile drivers.
Tonight at 7:4s Shaddid. the strong
man from Fort Sill will give a free
exhibition in front Of the fair grounds.
From 80 until 8.45 A. Ellis Smith.
pupil OF Paylowa will give an exhibi-
tion, OF classical dancing assisted by
io'S' ''.a,e"'S'
suiitagests al Carnival
Three boxing bouts and a wrestling
pstch VIII close the program tonight
MRS. IS l. keItS was m charge OF the
oootn whsre suffrage literature was
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