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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
Tar and Feathers
For Orange Doctor

DIR. Howard Apologize, of 55 Wat
son avenue, West Orange, claimed that
he had been tarred and feathered and
left in the woods from Z o'clock to
80 o'clock. He preferred charges
of assault and battery against nine
members of the Beta Sigma of West
Orange. DR.. Apologize said that he
went into a drug store after he re-
turned to town and it took several
hours to serapa the tar and feathers
off him.
DR.. Apologize claimed that he was
tarred and feathered when he was be-
ing initiated into the Beta Sigma, an
organization of West Orange High
School Alumni. He alleged that leaves
were put on the tar; that he was beat
en- and stripped of his clothes and
threatened with stoning. The boys
were dismissed by the local magistrate.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
MRS. kISCH INJURED
BY N. Y. AUTOMOBILE,

Mrs, David Kisch, elderly wife of
David Kisch, who lives near Palisade
junction in Abbott boulevard, Palisade,
had the misfortune to be injured by an
automobile in New York city last week.
She was brought home, but later re-
moved TO Englewood Hospital where
expected. She is seventy years of age,
and had the misfortune to receive a
broken pelvis. She is cheerful and
feeling comfortable, but will be forced
to remain in the hospital quite some
time vet on account of the nature of
the injury. Last Sunday the flowers
from the Palisade Church were sent to
her which she greatly appreciated.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
5000 Orphans at
Amusement Park

Three thousand orphans spent We'd
nesday at Palisades Amusement Park.
They came from several of the large
other nearby places. They were
brought to the park in several hun
dred automobiles and were accompa-
MED by four motorcycle traffic cops of
Jersey City.
The party was admitted to all the
rides in the park besides, each of them
received an ice cream cone and a bag
of candy at Mampe's candy land.
1t was too bad that we had several
showers that made them seek shelter
each time we had downpour of rain.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19

little "Noah," advised his mother not
to feed him too much gas, in her "up-
hill work. not to allow herself to be
so annoyed that she would throttle"
him, and to be sure TO "steer" him
away from the radiator" or he would
need muller" to subdue his screams.
1t was thought that he would need no
self starter" and that his "speedom-
eter" registers that he tires" very
quickly, so he should retire before get
ting puncture, and with the advice
to use mon skid" shoes to avoid using
"chains" to l'brake' the falls, the
article closed with the hope that
mother, the chauffeuse, would never
have to "get out and get under" but
would always retain complete control
over the human machine.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
JOHN PURDoN TO CAMP
AT WONoNPAKooP.

John Purdon is looking forward with
longing heart to the exact moment
when he again starts out for his sum-
mer boys outing at Camp Harlem,
Wononpakoop, near Lakeville, Conn.,
There is always goodly crowd at
Camp Harlan every summer, and John
says they have so much to do in the
way of having a valuable and good
time combined he does not know how
time passes so rapidly. He will be
gone about four weeks.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
The cynic.

A eynic is in many instances
super-idealist who believes the world
could be perfect by rectifying few
slight errors which he takes the
trouble to point out.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-06-19
On a Curve.

An Australian inventor has given q
piano q slightly curved keyboard so a
player can reach all parts of 1t with
equal effort.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10

Remember that Fishers Orchestra of
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Cattle Exhibits
To Be Good

Each year the cattle exhibits at the
Charlevoix County Fair have been get
ting more numerous and OF higher
grade. For the past two years the
cattle barn has been practically full,
and nearly all registered stock. Pre-
sent indications are that the barn will
be full this year, and that practically
every head in the barn will be regis
tered. The Secretary has received
such assurances from the owners of
registered cattle that he can safely
state that there will be a good repre-
sentation of Short, Holsteins and Guern-
sey cattle, and these exhibits will come
from all parts of the county. 1t seems
that there are a number of breeders Of
registered cattle in the county who feel
that they have the best animal in its
class in the county and they are bring
ing them to the fair to prove their
assertions. Under state ruling that
all cattle exhibited at any county fair
must have been tested for tuberculosis,
the owners of cattle must bring certifi-
Gates that their cattle have been tested
within one year of the time of exhibit
ing and that they are free from tuber-
culosis. The attention of exhibitors is
especially called to this ruling. Be sure
that your cattle have been tested by a
licensed veterinary surgeon and bring
your certificate with you. The Asso-
citation is paying for the testing Of cat
tie which are brought TO the fair. II
yours are not tested call Mr. Wing, the
County Agent, at Boyne City or the
Secretary of the Association at East
Jordan and they will endeavor to make
arrangements to send a veterinary
surgeon to do your testing. Thursday
and Friday of the fair, at noon, there
will be a parade of stock on the race
track before the judges stand. This
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Dance to
The Music of
Fishers Orchestra

During the years of the war the Asso-
citation was number of times placed in
very embarrassing situation; owing to
to the fact that free attractions which il
had advertised found that at the last
minute that they must caucel their en-
gagements because of railroad condi-
tions, and substitute had to be pro-
cured.
1t has always been the policy OF the
Charlevoix County Agricultural Society
where il fonnd substitution necessary
to endeavor to secure an attraction
with more merit than the original act.
This year it has been fonnd necessary
to secure an orchestra to take the place
of the New Metropole Orchestra of
East Jordan for the dancing in the Edu-
cational building. And the Association
is carrying out its policy and has secur-
ed Fishers Orchestra of Kalamazoo as
a substitute This will be a six piece
orchestra and needs no introduction to
the people of Northern Michigan. This
is the same orchestra which you have
paid as much as $500 a night for the
privilege of dancing to its music. FISH
|er's Orchestra is famous throughout
the middle west for the quality of its
music. This Orchestra has played fair
and dance engagements in nine states.
1t has played for the Detroit State Fair
for three years and at many other fairs
for from three to five years. Every
afternoon it will play in the Grand
Stand throughout the races. Each eve-
ming, commencing at 7:30, it will play
in the Educational Building for dances.
1t is costing the Association a big sum
of money for this orchestra and it is
hoped you will avail yourself of the
opportunity to hear it.
Should there be rain any afternoon, the
orchestra will play in the Exhibition
Building. When the new part of the
Educational Building was built last
year good hardwood floor was laid
with the expectation of making a dance
floor which would be second to none.
The main part of the building has a
floor space OF 240O So. it. giving ample
room for a good sized crowd. If you
enjoy dancing on good floor and to
the finest kind of music, you will plan
to attend these Fisher parties at the
fair grounds.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
New and Novel
Free Attractions

The Six Morales have been secured as
uykt of the free attraction program OF
the 1fair and each afternoon and even
ing will put on full performance OF
each of their six acts. Each year when
if comes time to secure free attractions
each fair Secretary looks over all the
available attractions offered and tries
TO find something new and novel which
will be especially entertaining to the
patrons of this fair. After looking over
all the attractions offered he comes to
the conclusion that there is nothing
new under the sun and so he again
looks over all the attractions with
view of securing the best free attrac-
ton which is offered. This year the
Charlie voix County Fair engaged the
services of the Six Morales as they
seemed to be just about the best troop
putting on a free attraction act. They
are the best as each member OF the
troop is an artist in his or her own line
of work, and because the troop puts on
a varied program and has some stunts
which have not been seen in this district.
The troop has very clever slack wire
dancer. This actor is different from
other artists in his line because he pnts
on avery fine Spanish dance instead OF
the6rdinary variety. The troop as a
whole puts on very fine casting bar
act and has as special features the toe
slide, hair slide, head slide and teeth
slide. These are novel features and
should please the fair crowds greatly.
This troop comes highly recommended
and is undoubtedly one OF the best in
the-united States.
Remember that Fishers Orchestra of
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening Of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
In the Educa-
tiOnal Building

Division VI exhibits have been divid-
ed into two main classes. Class con-
tans the work from the city schools of
East Jordan, Boyne City and Charlie
voix. The primary grades and gram
mar grades represent two separate
departments, and the high school de-
partments represented are as follows:
Commercial, English, History, Mathe-
matics, Science, Agriculture, Domestic
Art, Manual Arts, Drawing, Music,
Physical Training. Each grade repre-
sented at the fair in each city exhibit
nets that city 20 points, and each high
school department exhibited complete
counts 20 points. Prospects indicate
that all three schools have prepared
bigger and better exhibits than ever
before. Quality counts first. Every
individual first place.counts five points
second place four points, third three
points, and each very meritorious arti-
Gle entered but not following the pre-
MUM list counts four points. Entries
listed following the premium list count
two points each, thus giving partial
credit for the size Of ap exhibit.
East Jordan will display her exhibit
in the same place as last year in the old
central wings Of the original building.
This gives her sixty by twenty feet of
floor space, with wall space surround
ing on all sides, except the gang way
through the center 10 the north wing
beyond.
Charlevoix will occupy the north
wing of the original building. This
was the space occupied by Boyne City
last year. The change is made neces-
sary due to the fact that Boyne City
has larger exhibit than in 1919 and
needs more floor space for the manual
arts work. Charlevoix exhibit can be
arranged on tables in the north wing,
and the wall space additional will care
for more work than that of 1919.
The Boyne City exhibit will be NOV
ed to the model class room in the ex-
treme south of the building. The walls
will be covered with burlap and an
additional screen made to provide the
necessary wall space. The floor will
be divided by screens or other devices
to allow the arrangement of furniture
In as homelike manner as possible.
This is perhaps the most favored spot
for display material due to the bank of
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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Come to the Charlevoix County Fair
Rain or Shine

The Cevox County Fair Association has this great expense
in
the fairs other will
This
And the 1920 will
the right will
be weathers
Northern Michigan district will
the
of The Association building
accomodate The exhi
100 the registered
in building filled with exhibits the rural
building filled with the
together with exhibit of
besides We mentioned anything
exhibits exhibits exhibits Fish
Bishop
the Whip Ferris Wheel Shows
which the m
bright sunshinny will be there day
way and moneys worth
the fair will play the Grand Stand
forth racese
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Good Band Music
Leading Feature

In the days before the war the East
Jordan Military band was recognized as
being one of the best bands In North
ern Michigan. During the war many of
its members were in the army or navy
and the organization disbanded. This
summer it was re-organised under the
leadership of A. r. VanHusen. II
has been practicing faithfully and now
has a repertoire of new music. For
the fair engagement it will have the as
sistance of the best band musicians in
Northern Michigan and will undoubted-
ly please all lovers of music who attend
the County Fair.
Throughout each afternoon and evening
this band will render mnsical selections
at the fair grounds, and it together
with Fishers Orchestra of Kalamazoo
will furnish an unusually first class
program of music.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Flights
Each Day

Aviator Bishop of the Roseswift Aero
plane Company of Grand Rapids will be
in attendance at the Charlevoix County
Fair and each day will give an exhibit
ton flight in his aeroplane. Quite a
number of the people in Northern
Michigan have had the pleasure of rid
ing with Mr.. Bishop in his aeroplane,
but very few of them have seen him
give an exhibition flight. He gave
several exhibition flights at Petoskey
this summer and those who saw him
said that his exhibition flights were
marvellous. When carrying passengers
he does not do any stunts. When he
gives his exhibition flights he does all
kinds of stunts known to aviators. 1t
is wonderful sight to see an aeroplane
loop the loop and do the tail spin.
Each day of the fair those in attend
ance will see these stunts pulled off
and many others.
When not giving his exhibition flights,
Mr.. Bishop will be busy making pas
senger flights, Some of our citizens in
East Jordan went up with Mr.. Bishop
recently in his aeroplane and these in
dividuals report that the views of Char
levoix County from an aeroplane over
East Jordan is the most beautiful sight
which he had ever witnessed, that the
Jordan River Valley is a wonderful
sight with the river winding through
the trees for miles, that they could see
Boyne City, Charlevoix, and the smoke
of Petoskey, all Of Pine Lake and the
South Arm of Pine Lake, Lake Michi-
gan for miles, Deer Lake, intermediate
Lake and great many other smaller
lakes. II you have desire to expert
ence the thrill of a ride in an aeroplane
take advantage of the opportunity Of
fered at the Charlevoix County Fair
and get birds-eye view Of wonder.
fully beautiful country. If you have no
desire to ride, come and see man dupIi.
cate the feat Of birds.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Display
of Vegetables
and Fruits

The 1919 fair was not success in the
vegetable and fruit departments. This
year the Association has received re.
quest from Changers alone for reserva.
tion of 600 sqnare feet for the exhibition
of vegetables and grain, and it has ent-
tries which request for space which will
take up nearly all the room reserved for
fruit. There is great quantity of fine
vegetables and fruit in the county this
year and the best of it will be at the
fair. The merchants display booths
are all taken and the displays in them
this year will be very interesting.
The Charlevoix County Nurseries
will give away at their booth each day
of the fair thousands of Hydrangia bios
SONS and will have exhibits of trees
and shrubs which they are raising at
the Nurseries near Ironton. In the
faucy work department great deal of
interest is being displayed. Premiums
have been more than doubled in this
department and the Association will be
hard-put to find exhibition space for all
the entries. This is also true of the
canned fruit and vegetable department.
One Grange alone bringing in 100 cans
Of fruit and vegetables. This is won
derful year from an Agricultural stand
point, and the exhibits along this line
will be much more numerous and of a
higher class than ever before.
Remember that Fishers Orchestra of
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10

Remember that Fishers Orchestra OF
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
ID L v I G Z s.
OLD GLORY

This is a beautiful device, showing
the Stars and Stripes in lines Of colored
fire, flanked on each side with saluting
batteries, paying honor to the Flag of
our Country. The Flag is so arranged
SO as to appear waving in the breeze.
300 square feet.
THE BATTLE OF CHATEAU THIERRY.
Produced by the discharge of blind
ing magnesium flashes and reports,
these reports and flashes growing heav-
ier and stronger as the firing continues,
finally finishing in binding cannon
ade. A realistic representation of a
battle scene, the quick rattle of the
musketry and the boon of the cannon,
the flash and smoke of battle. This is
elaborate and very special. Covering
a space of 200 feet in length.
FLYING EAGLE
Rising slowly from low base IL gives
beautiful cascade display of dazzling
silver fire as ii scars slowly up to the
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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10

Remember that Fishers Orchestra Of
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
Night Attractions
Are Excellent
FIREWORKS BIG FEATURE
Dance to Fischer's Orchestra
Music Each Evening.

Patrons of the Charlevoix County
night fair will undoubtedly enjoy
most pleasant and profitable evening
each night of the fair. The fair grounds
are well lighted with more than five
hundred electric lights and an unusu-
ally good program has been prepared.
The midway this year will be much
larger than ever before, occupying
most of the space on both sides of the
street from the gate well passed the
grandstand. On the midway there will
be a number of good side shows, a
whip, merry-go-round, and ferris
wheel. Novelty concessions, ball games
candy men, doll racks, soft drink stands
lunch counters and many other conces-
sions. This will present very beauti-
full sight, with every concession we'll
lighted, including the ferris wheel,
merry-go-round and whip. Each eve-
ming there will be band concert ex-
tending throughout the evening. Free
attractions will perform in front OF the
grandstand and their acts will be won
derfully lighted with seven big spot
lights. There will also be big Dance
in the Educational Building. Music by
the famous Fischer Orchestra of Kala-
mazoo, and all exhibition buildings
will be open until 1000 O'Clock at night.
Each evenings performance will close
with wonderful display Of fire works
with change of program each night,
The following is the program for the
first nights fire works display and the
programs for the other nights are fully
as good
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
The Loeb Farm
Exhibition

The Loeb Farm near Charlevoiv have
assured the Fair Association that they
will this year have much larger exhi.
bit of registered Holsteins than they
had last year. Included in their ex.
hibits will be all the stock which they
will exhibit at the West Michigan State
Fair at Grand Rapids the week follow.
ing. And also seven head which they
will exhibit at the National Dairyman's
Show at Chicago in October.
The Loed Farm has a good sized ex-
hibition building of its own on the
grounds which will be filled with IFS
cattle exhibits. In addition to this ex.
hibit they bring with them their regis.
tered Belgian horses and will exhibit
these in the Associations horse barn
II is unusual for patrons of a County
Fair to have the opportunity of exami
ming stock which has been prepared
for exhibition at National Dairy Show
All who are interested In thorough
bred cattle, properly cared for, should
not miss this opportunity.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10
An Added Day
To The Fair

One day has been added, and the
Charlevoix County Fair is now a five
day fair. Entry day is Monday, Sept.
l3. Everything will be in place on that
day, and on Tuesday the fair will be in
full swing. On Tuesday, September IA,
the midway will be operated fully, free
attractions will perform, the band will
play, there will be horse racing and at
night big dance and gorgeous fire
works display. Don't forget about this
extra day. Plan to be on hand for the
real opening day of the fair, Tuesd ay
September ID.
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-09-10

will be a very interesting and pleasing
sight. Last years parade was a very
good one. This Years parade will be
much better Do not miss this. Char
levoix County has some wonderful re-
gistered cattle and the best in the
county will be at the fair. II you are
interested at all in this phase of farm.
ing plan to see this exhibit.
Remember that Fishers Orchestra of
Kalamazoo furnishes music for dancing
on the fair grounds each evening of the
fair and will play in the Grand Stand
for the races every afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-05
NOVEMBER CRUISE
IS c ALL Ed OFF
Sixth Naval District Announces
Postponement of Fall Cruise
on Account of Shortage of Of
ficers and Enlisted Personnel.

Announcement was received in
Brunswick yesterday from the head
quarters of the Sixth Naval District,
at Charleston. thatuthe regular No
vember cruise, which: had been plan
ned for the benefit of the members of
the Naval Reserves, had been called
off, because of a shortage of officers,
as we'll as enlisted personnel, particu-
Iarly in the engineering force ratings
in the Flotilla, now at Charleston
For this reason the Navy depart
ment has found it necessary to cancel
orders for the cruise, and the com
mandant expressed regret for this ac-
ton, realizing that it will be keen
disappointment to the more than two
hundred officers and enlisted men who
had made arrangements 10 make the
trip, and many of whom are residents
of Brunswick.
Every effort possible will be made
to secure ships for a series of interest
Ing cruises next summer, according
to the announcement, and those who
are fortunate enough to have served
in the Navy during the war should not
fail to keep their membership in the
Reserves, in order to participate in
I these cruises.