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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Co. "A" To
Have Armory
LIT. Dawson Returns From Madison
With Pockets Full of sPlunder"-
Full Time Lease On Big Hall
Over Jenson & Halstad Garage
10 Year Lease of Rife
Range Property

Lieut.. C. A. Dawson went down to
the Adjutant Generals Office at Madi-
son last week and secured for Co.
AZ a lease giving them full control
of the big dance hall and balcony
over the Jensen & Halsted garage
for use as an armory
Not only that. He made the final
arrangement for the rifle range which
is TO be located on the Oliver Knight
farm, about five miles west of town.
The new armory will be ready for
occnpany October 1st. The floor
space available for drill and for
dancing measures ga X SO feet. The
balcony above will be equipped as
club rooms for the exclusive use of
the members of Co. "a.
Athletic equipment of all kinds will
be provided and if a proposed club
of non-members of Co. "A" is organ
lied they will also have an opportun-
ity to use the drill floor and its
equipment at any time when the
company is not at drill or giving an
entertainment.
Word has been received that five
or six of Co. CAS-" motor trucks may
be expected to arrive here at any
time. 1t is part of the contract that
these trucks are to be kept in the
garage below. Co. Ais very for
tunate in being one of the very few
Guard units Of the state which can
furnish auto storage quarters which
comply with the requirements of the
Federal Board.
The rifle range will be on the
Oliver Knight farm, five miles west
Of town. An ideal location is provid-
ed there, with a high bluff for a
target background and level space
between firing pits and targets al
lowing practice up to 600 yards. The
target pits will be of concrete, faced
with dirt embankment. There will
be four targets. A concrete range
house will be erected for the storage
of targets and supplies. Arrange
ments have been made to allow
club of nimrods to use the range for
rifle practice whenever Co. "A' is not
using it.. A large number have al
ready signed up for this club.
With the new armory and rifle
range Co. "a" will be the best stu
ated unit in the Wisconsin National
Guard, a fact which reflects great
credit upon Commander c. A. Daw-
son, and which should hold the in
terest and enthuiasm of the members
as well as the support and cooperation
of the people of this community.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
NEAR RIOT AT GALAHAD

The Hudson Star Observer reports
that, following an attempt by deputy
health officer Dr. v. N. Gudex to
place John Till's plaster emporium.
formerly the Galahad school, under
quarantine one day last week, humid
red or more patients, assistants and
hangers-on about the place, headed
by Till, chased the officer off the lot,
and that it was necessary for him
to gather a posse before he dared
return to fulfill his mission.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09

In the Pierce county wards As
semblyman Hanson received 354
votes.
Hyatt received a big majority in
the city. The total was as follows:
HYATT 1856
Halls 62
Eckes SO
Ames Ia
Herbison 10
The First Ward, voting on St.
Croix county offices, gave Stevens Is
to Cakes IA for Assemblyman; Offer.
dahl Al for County Clerk; Roe 35 for
Treasurer; and Halverson 33 for
Register of Deeds. Ashley was
favored with a vote of SO to Kinks
9 for District Attorney. For Clerk
of the Court Behrens received 20 First
Ward votes to IN. Larson's 10. The
First Ward favored the soldier can
didate, Mennes, for Sheriff. He re-
ceived % votes, Larson IL and Frantz
8.
There were IA Democratic votes
polled in the city; Prohibition and
2 Socialist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town of Kinnickinnie

The Town of kinnickinnic polled
So votes. There were 6 Democratic
ballots cast, / Prohibition and no So
cialist. Hull was the favorite guber-
material candidate. He received 49,:
Blaine Is, Wilcox Is, Tittemore and
Seaman 3.
For Lieutenant Governor Comings
received 25, Everett Is and Pullen A..
Secretary of State-Hall q, Cob
ban and Harrington 7 each.
State Treasurer-Johnson and Tur-
ner 16. each, Levitan IL.
Attorney General-Kanneberg 20,
Morgan IL.
U. S. Senator-Lenroot 81, Thomp-
son 26, McHenry 2.
Congress-Frear 40.
State Senate-Ingram 81, Skogmo
81.
Assembly-S Stevens 80, Cakes 81.
County Clerk Offerdahl Al.
County Treasurer-Roe 81.
Sheriff Is, Frantz IA,
Mennes Is.
Clerk of Court-N. Larson %, Beh-
rens IL.
District Attorney-Ashley 81 Kirk
IS.
Register of Deeds Halvorson AZ.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
DOWN WENT HAMMOND

The Hammond baseball experts,
runners-up in the Intercounty League
championship race, proved easy meat
for Capt. Smuland's regulars" Sun
day.
In the first two rounds River Falls
snapped up tallies, retiring one
pitcher, and then, just to show that
they could swipe the game just the
same. from Hammond's premier
mound artist, White, Trig damned out
a homer i'll the 9Th, and four hits in
the ninth added two more, for a
grand count of 9. Hammond scored
runs.
A large number of River Falls fans
motored up to see the game.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town of River Falls

The Town of River Falls polled a
rather light vote. The total was 124,
of which 81 were women. There were
2 Democratic ballots turned in, 2
Socialists, and / Prohibition.
The results on the Republican ticket
were as follows.
For Governor: Blaine,41; Wilcox,
So; Hull %; Dithmar, 9; Tittemore, 6.
For Lieutenant Governor: Comings,
So; Everett, 81; Pullen, 10.
For Secretary of State: Hall, 68;
Harrington, 20; Cobban, 6.
For State Treasurer: Levitan, Al;
Johnson, %; Turner, 10.
For Attorney General: Morgan, 46;
Kanneberg, az.
For u. S. Senator: Thompson, 56;
Lenroot, Al; McHenry, 5.
For Congressman: Frear, 70.
For State Senator: Ingram, 81;
Skognio, 38.
For County Sheriff: Hyatt, ~;
Eckes, IS; Halls, 9; Herbison, 8;
Ames, 3.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Faculty List 1920-1921


Ames, j. H., President
Armstrong, Irma, Critic Second
Grade
Beddall, Lois, Critic Third and
Fourth Grades
Bradley, Mary, Assistant Librarian
Bridges, Mabel, Critic Fifth and
Sixth Grades
Chandler, William, Physical Educa-
ton
Davee, H. A., Director Training
School
Dawson, w. B., History. Social
Science
Delander, Nathalie, Assistant Cri-
tic, Grammar Grades
Fleming, Elizabeth, Critic, Gram
mar Grades
Feeney, Regina, Assistant Home
Economics
Fobes, Lucille NJ, Critic, First
Grade
Goble, Lloyd, English
Haddow, Lucille, English
Hanna, o. NJ, English
Hathorn, Trina, Dean of Women
Hayward, H. E., Biology
Hunt, w. H., Education
Jacobson, j. r., Physics
Johnson, A. N, Agriculture
Junkman, J. p, Mathematics
Karges, r. A., Chemistry
Latta, Maud A., History
Malott, Jas. L., Education
May, j. M, Agriculture
Mitchell, Rexford, Public Speaking
Mosher, Lovila, Librarian
Mckenzie, Joanna, Drawing
Mcmillan, Mary B., Mathematics
Pardee, Carrie T., Drawing
Powers, F. A., Music
Prucha, E. j. Agriculture
Schlosser, nellie, English
Segerstrom, William, Manual Arts
Spriggs, r. E., Agricultural Mech
anics
Stratton, G. G. Geography
Triton, Olive, Mathematics
Weberg, Edith, Home Economics
Whitenack, E. A., Foreign Langu-
ages
Writ, Lillian Janette, Physical
Education.
| , Primary Supervisor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
LEGION MEMBERS

All members of Post III, The
American Legion are urged to be
present at Foresters Hall lover the
Allard store} at 7:30 next Monday
evening to attend the presentation to
the Post of flag by the ladies of the
W.R. C. Remember the date and
hour and show your appreciation by
your attendance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Village of Pulm City

Plum City was for Blaine for
governor. The vote-Blaine 20, Viii
cox IL, Dithmar s, Tittemore z, Sea-
man 6, Hull 3.
Thompson beat Lenroot by 2 points
-26 to "A.
Ingram had the same tally over
Skogmo-26 to "a.
For Sheriff: Herbison 81, Halls 8,
Ames z, Hyatt A, Eckes 0.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
FOR INVESTMENT

We are offering this week some
desirable Municipal Bonds and also
line of First Mortgages on farms
located in Pierce and ST. Croix
counties. =
(28-2) w. G. Spence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Pierce County-Finaf

Following is the total for Pierce
county, received at 3 o'clock this af-
ternoon: Republican ticket.)
Goyernor-W Wilcox 1884, Blaine 748,
Hull 500, Tittemore 4O2, Seaman 1T,
Dithmar "a.
Lieutenant Governor Cornings
1899, Everett 1155, Pullen 283.
Secretary of State-Hall 1923, Har-
rington &c., Cobban 300.
State Treasurer-Johnson 1909,
Levitan 923, Turner 462.
u. S. Senator-Lenroot 1891
Thompson 1875, McHenry LAG.
State Senator Skogmo 1884, In
gram 1108.
Sheriff Hyatt 1868, Herbison' 834,
Halls 579, Ames 1853, Eckes 184.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
RECEPTION FOR MISS TAGGART

A reception will be held at o'clock
tomorrow friday evening in the
Baptist church for Miss Dorothy
Taggart, who will leave soon for mis-
sionary work in the Philippine Is
ands. A cordial invitation is extended
to all who are interested in mission
airy work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town Of Clifton

The Town of Clifton favored Len
root for u. S. Senaor, but gave Blaine
an edge for Governor. The Republic
can vote on important contests was
as follows:
GOVERNOR Blaine IS, Wilcox 16,
Tittemore 8, Seaman 5, Hull 7, Dith-
mar /.
u. S. Senator-Lenroot 81, Thomp-
son 20, McHenry 5.
State Senator-Ingram 81, Skogmo
81.
Sheriff Hyatt AS, Herbison 8,
Ames 5, Eckes 3, Halls 2.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
st. Croix County

With several precincts still out, the
vote in st. Croix county was reported
this morning as follows: Republican
ticket.)
For Governor Wilcox1433, Blaine
l14S, Seaman 52s, Hull 511, Tittemore
215.
Secretary Of State-Hall 1892, Har-
rington 739. IS.
State Treasurer johnson 1919,
Levitan 1178.
U. S. Senator-Lenroot 1888,
Thompson 1929.
State Senator Skogmo 1899, In
gram 1866.
Assembly-Oakes 2O33, Stevens
1891.
Sheriff-Larson 1912, Mennes 1144,
Frantz 1889.
. Clerk of Cour-N. Larson 1881,
Behrens 1859.
District Attorney-Ashiey 1647,
Kirk 1898.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Village of Surfing Valley

Wilcox was the favorite for COVER
nor. The vote: Wilcox 103, Hull SO,
Blaine 9, Seaman Z, Tittemore S,
Dithmar A.
Lenroot won out for U. S. Senator
here with 80 votes. Spring Valley
gave McHenry his largest vote in the
county, &c. Thompson received 10.
State Senator: Skogmo IS, Ingram
Sc.
Halls was "high gun" for Sheriff,
with AZ. Eckes was a close second
with 43. Hyatt had 26, Ames24 and
Herbison 1.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09

Sheriff candidate with a total Of 46
votes to s for Hyatt, 6 for Ames, and
2 for Halls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Teachers in City Schools

Mrs. Ina Sims, Junior High school
Mrs. Tess Conan Kulstad, First
Grade
Sarah Jones, Second Primary
Galene Myers, intermediate
Cecilia Wind, Music.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
village of Ellsworth

The Village of Ellsworth was
strong for Wilcox, giving him 26S
votes, majority over all the others
Blaine was next with 81, Seaman 43,
HULL 81, Tistemore 9, Dithn,ar 5.
Lenroot, with 257, almost doubled
Thompson's vote of 1872. There were
IS votes for McHenry.
Skogmo got 221 votes to 113 for
Ingram.
Hyatt led for Sheriff with 100.
Halls 113, Ames II, Herbison 40,
Eckes IL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town of Trimbelle

Trimbelle is the only town in the
county so far reported as giving Will
cox a lead, the Eau Claire candidate
getting his margin in the cities and
villages. The Trimbelle vote gives
Wilcox Sc, Blaine44, Tittemore 20,
Hull 8, Dithmar A, Seaman O.
Thompson won over Lenroot 81 to
81.
Skogmo beat Ingram s. to 4S.
Hyatt, with ~, had big lead fer
Sheriff. Herbison got so, Ames 27,
Eckes Is and Halls IL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Primary Election
Still In Doubt
Reports At-Noon Today Give Wilcox
And Blaine Equal Chance-Len-
root Has Lead Over Thompson
-Skogmo Ahead of Ingram,
But Close
LIGHT COUNTY VOTE

Both Pierce and st. Croix Counties
Favor Wilcox and Lenroot-Hyatt
Wins Sheriff Race in Pierce; Lar
son in st. Cakes for
Assembly, Ashley for Dist.
Atty; N. Larson, Clerk
Of Court: ST. Croix
County Nominees
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town Of Oak Grove

Oak Grove was the first, and so far,
the only Pierce county precinct to
report a Tittemore plurality. They
gave Tittemore 81 votes, Blaine 10,
Wilcox IL, Dithmar /, and nary vote
for Hull or Seaman.
Thompson just trippled Lenroot's
vote here-36 to IL. McHenry spear
ed 2.
State Senator Skogmo was given
"a votes to Ingram's Is.
For Sheriff Hyatt %, Herbison 16,
Halls and Eckes 6 each, Ames A.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Town of Martell

The Town Of Martell was strong
for Blaine, Thompson, Skogmo and
Hyatt. Blaine received 102 votes,
Wilcox 80, Hull 80, Tittemore 10,
Seaman 7 and Dithmar 3.
For u. S. Senator Martell gave
Thompson ia, Lenroot 38 and Nc
Henry 2.
State Senator Skogmo received 119
votes to Ingram's So.
Hyatt, with 81 votes, led for Sher-
if. Eckes got Al, Halls %, Herbison
s18 and Ames Is. 3
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
City of River Falls

The city vote was only about 100
larger than that ordinarily polled by
men alone. In the First Ward the
total of So votes was divided equally
-26 women and 26 men. The Pierce
county section polled SGT votes -312
men and 255 women.
The four wards voted on the guber-
Material candidates as follows:
Tittemore 16
Wilcox 233
Blaine AT
Dithmar 10
Hull 1913
Seaman 46
For Lieutenant Governor the city
vote stood: Everett, 1876; Comings,
1872; Pullen, so.
For Secretary Of State: Hail. I'll;
Harrington, 1876; Cobban, 38.
For State Treasurer: Johnson, 1872;
Turner, 107; Levitan, 81.
For Attorney General: Morgan,
504; Kanneberg, 20. 4.
For u. S. Senator: Lenroot, 420;
Thompson, 85; McHenry, IA.
Hon. Jas. A. Frear was given 426
votes for Congressman.
For State Senator: Skogmo, 3O5;
Ingram, 1876.
All of the above totals include the
four wards of the city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Village of Elmwood

E,mwood and Maiden Rock report
Hull's only victory in the county.
The Elmwood vote was: Hull 81,
Wilcox 20, Tittemore 8, Blaine 8,
Seaman 8, Dithmar /.
Lenroot beat. Thompson So to 16.
McHenry got 6 votes.
Skogmo beat Ingram by vote-39
tot 38.
Herbison led for Sheriff, with A;
.Ames is, Hyatt, 10, Halls s, Eckes 2.
* a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09

Tuesdays vote, despite the woman
suffrage, was very light, the total in
both Pierce and st. Croix counties
being but slightly over the average Of
orTner years.
Both counties favored Wilcox, Len
root and Skogmo.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09
Village of Maiden Rock

Hull for Governor, with 20 votes;
Wilcox Is, Seaman IL, Blaine 5, Title
more 8, Dithmar l.
U. S. Senator: Lenroot 81, Thomp-
on Is.
State Senator: Skogmo SO, Ingram
Ia.
This village complimented its own
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-09

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-30
YOUNG SWIMMER DROWNED
IN FERRISBURGH
Ralph Grimes the First Otter Creek
1920 Victim

The first drowning accident OF the
season in Otter Greek occurred Mon
day night, when Ralph Grimes, aged
9 years old, lost his life, The boy,
who has made his home in Vergennes
with Mrs Dolard Richard for the
past five years. was passing a few days
at the home of Elmer Porter in Fer
risburg. About o'clock on the after
noon of the tragedy he went for the
cows which were pastured near Otter
Greek. Evidently he planned to take
a swim before returning with the cows
and removed his clothes near a boat
on the shore and went into the water
When he did not return to the Porter
house investigation was made and the
body was found floating in the river
about u feet from shore. Allison Ha-
gan, a neighbor of Mr.. Porters dis
covered the body, Selectman Chester
w. Hawkins of Ferrisburg was called
and viewed the remains, which were
later taken to the undertaking rooms
of H. Ketcham in Vergennes Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Grimes of Holyoke, Mass,
grandparents, were immediately noti-
fed of the boys death.
No arrangements had been made
Friday morning for the burial as the
relatives had not answered a telegram
sent them, Mr.. Ketcham said, how
ever. that the interment would take
place today.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-30
Funeral of C. w. Sumner

The funeral of Carlton w. Sumner
who died at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai in Burlington Saturday morning,
was held from the undertaking parlors
Of A. J. Blackmer Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. The body had been
brought to Middlebury Sunday eve
ming Rev. H. c. Newell, pastor of the
Congregational church officiated. In
terment took place in the Case street
cemetery. The bearers were Oscar
Sumner, brother of the deceased,
George Kidder, Ir, Milo K. Moore, Sr.
and Henry Beane.
Mr. Sumner was born in Middle
bury August 20, 1858, son of William
Sumner of New York state and Emma
Bump Sumner of Salisbury. He was
never married and lived the later years
of his life with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cove of East Middlebury. He is sur
vived by four brothers, Oscar of New
Haven, Elwin of Springfield, Mass,
Roy of Castleton, Herbert of Worces-
ter Mass, and one sister, Mrs Alice
Clark who resides in New Hampshire
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-30
JASPER G. PAGE
A CANDIDATE

To the Voters of Addison County:
| am a candidate for the office Of
States Attorney of this County.
l was admitted to the Bar of the
State of Vermont in 1908, and have
practiced law in this county ever since.
If elected l shall strive to serve the
people whose servant l. shall then be.
l shall enter the campaign and end it
with good will toward every citizen of
the County, and the voters may rest
assured that whatever support is given
me will be gratefully received
Very truly yours,
Jasper G. Page,
In the foregoing announcement the
many friends of Mr.. Page will note the
same straightforwardness and simpli-
city that characterize the man. He was
born in Lincoln, December 2, 1874 and
received his early education in the
public schools of that town. He later
attended the grammar school in Cen
terville, R. l., Beeman Academy in
New Haven; the Albany Law School
in Albany, N. Y He studied law with
Davis & Russell of Middlebury before
being admitted to the Vermont Bar
on the 9th of October, 1908.
Mr. Page was a Grand Juror for
the town of Middlebury for one year
and Register of Probate under Judge
Bliss for the Addison district He
opened a law Office in Bristol Novem-
Der /, 1908. He served as attorney Of
record in the two murder cases tried
in the County since his admittance to
practice. In Bristol he held the offices
of Grand Juror for the town for three
years and OF Town Agent For three
years he was the Bristol village attor-
ney and the village president for a
year, declining reelection, In 1914 he
acted as Secretary of the Republican
district convention in Burlington for
the First Congressional district of
Vermont. Six years ago he ran for the
office of States Attorney against the
present incumbent, Allen R. Sturte-
want and was defeated by but two
votes in the convention
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-30
RECEPTION TO DEAN
OF SPANISH SCHOOL
Metropolitan Opera Singer Entertains;
Dance Follows

A pleasant break in the strenuous
work of the Spanish School at Middle
bury College occurred last Tuesday
evening when the students of the school
rendered a reception to their popular
director, Senior MorenQ-Lacalle. The
function was a distinct social feature in
the life of the school The gymnasium
was prettily decorated for the occasion,
The reception was followed by a mu-
scal program, refreshments and a
dance The entire affair was a pro-
nounced success The striking fea-
ture of the musical program was the
appearance of Mrs. H. A. Buschek
from New York, known in musical
circles as Nine. Marie de Calve, who
delighted her audience by her artistic
and beautiful rendering of selections
from Arditti and Hawley. She was as
sisted by Mr.. Laub of Bethlehem, Pa
The accompanies were the Misses
Rena Dumas and Helen Green.
Mrs. Buschek is spending the sum-
mer in Middlebury as her husband is
a member of the Summer School.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-30
MANY MIDWAY
FAIR ATTRACTIONS

No fair would be complete without
the street of amusements known to
big and small young and old, as the
Midway" This year the Addison
County Fair is to have the largest
number of concessions ever seen on the
grounds General Superintendent AL
Ian 7, Calhoun has already closed con-
tracts for more concessions than in
any previous year and each day brings
new ones. The main attraction on the
Midway will be the California Exposi-
tion Shows, that will bring with them
the Merry Round for the young
folks and Ferris Wheel for all with
the Silo- Drome where the daring rid
ers ride up the steep sides on motor
cycle at a mile a minute,
The shows are all clean and enter
tanning and they are so varied that
the tastes of all will be satisfied There
is a large side show that has the fat
lady, the little man, the Electric girl,
the wild man, and many other freaks
of nature.
The Athletic show has famous box
ers and wrestlers, both male and fe-
male. Then there are the Hawaiian
village with its dancing girls, dog and
pony show and other smaller shows to
, cater to young and old.
Walkers big water show will have
the girls who do the fancy diving and
show all the fancy strokes in the art
of swimming 1t also has the Monkey
speedway to please the children and
the grown-ups
There will be plenty of booths to
feed the inner man, lunches of all
sorts, hot dogs, pies and sandwiches
and to satisfy his thirst all kinds of
soft drinks will be sold from sweet
cider to red lemonade, and the man
who smokes will find a stand with all
his favorite brands of cigars and cigar
cites on sale. There will be peanuts,
popcorn, fruit and candy and two large
tents full of dolls, teddy-bears, novel
ties and souvenirs. The usual cane,
whip and squawker man, the balloon
man, the tin-type man, the fortune
tellers, palm readers, high strikers,
prize wheels, ball games, and ring toss
will be there also.
A new ride called the whip" is to
be shown for the first time on these
grounds This is a Coney Island in
vention and a great favorite for both
young and old The thrill it contains
is new to the County
The Midway this year is to be gaily
decorated with flags and banners and
is to have as added attractions a
steam calliope and an Italian band. At
night it will be lighted with hundreds
of electric Every effort is being
made to establish a new record for
entertainment provisions as well as in
structon in the 1920 program.