The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-19
FUN WILL
BE: WITHOUT
ANY STINT.
Free Shows, Great Street Pag-
cant and Concerts are
On the Program.

Everything is set for the Greater
Hammond Fall Festival" for Thursday.
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week There Will be music shows
1ollity without limit commencing Thurs
day evening and continuing for the
three nights on Calumet avenue, The
f1rst free show put on by the committee
will be given Thursday evening at S
o'clock az the southwest corner of Tru-
man and Calumet avenue. vaudeville
program consisting of about eight num-
bers and all high class performers.
and the people are sure Of a first class
entertainment
MUSIC AN DsTREET DANCES
There will be music scattered along
the street and street dances participa-
ted in at the close OF each evenings en-
tertainment. Up and down the street
there will be more novel featurs in
the shape Of side shows. the committee
having secured some of the best per
formers n the country.
On Friday evening the free show
viii be located between Thornton and
Carroll streets on Calumet avenue, there
will be a concert up and down the
streets and possibly in other parts of
the city given by an immense circus
caluope, and dancing on the street viii
be part Of Friday evenings entertain
ment. Some OF the music companies in
the city have decided to locate musi-
clans at the different street cornrs. so
there viii be plenty Of room for every
body TO dance every night
PAGEAN TON SATURDAY
On Saturday the great Street Pageant
viii take place. this pageant will con-
sist Of TWO divisions. one made UP of
fraternal societies. and labor unions.
and the other made up Of industry and
commercial floats. This parade VIII
start from the Calumet -rlNer bridge
and march south on Calumet avenue 10
Conkey. on the East en- Morton avenue
and counter marching back south. SO as
to surround the East Side Park, oppo-
site the Industrial high school This
parade will be lead BY movie star"
and a prize is 70 be offered to the one
who guesses her identity. There will
be a display of fireworks in the East
Side Park at 1e o'clock Saturday evening,
the entire affair will wind up with the
Mardi Gras celebration and strict
dancing on Saturday night. and every
bodp is requested to costume themselves
for this occasion.
RED FIRE NIGHT
There viii be several bands in this
parade. red fire viii be burned without
limit and prior to the fire works on
Saturday night at the East Side Park
there will be another free show given
It is the intention Of the committee 10
put on something very spectacular on
that particular night. The Chamber of
Commerce, all the labor unions and mer-
chants, in fact every organization in the
city is cooperating to make this a great
success. There will be a salute of L
aerial bombs fired Thursday evening at
about seven o'clock TO announce the
opening and all roads must necessarily
lead TO Calumet avenue
DOPING OUT THE PARADE
Collarless and with sweat standing in
beads on their foreheads. Theo. KIotz
and Frank O'Rourke labored this morn
ing on one Of the big jobs in connec-
tion with the Fall Festival They
were doping out the formation of the
big pageant which is 10 be staged on
Saturday evening on Calumet avenue.
The committee now wants TO know
just what to expect in the way Of floats
Numerous promises have been received
hut IL is now essential that every firm
organization or individual who intends
10 participate in the parade, should in
form the committee at once as to what
reservations are to be made
Those who have been allotted posi-
tions in the pageant should study the
formation carefully SO there viii be no
hitch in getting started Here 1t is.
HERE'S TIE BILL OF PARE
Mershals on horses. George r. Han
Ion and Herman Kellnor.
Starting point. Calumet avenue bridge
on the Rorthside. Prominent movie act
ress in decorated car VIII lead the
parade followed by Hammond polite de-
partment in charge of Chief of Police
Peter Austgen. assisted by Captains
Fred Rimbach and Emil Bunda and Ser
geants Charles See and John kuntz.
patrol float; Whiting. East Chicago and
Gary police; fire trtment in charge
of Chief VIM Mil and his assistants:
nre department float; members Of vari-
GUS fire departments in the county;
pageant band: Mayor Brown and city
officials and city council. county. state
and township officials on foot
Members of the East Side civic I'M
provement Club form ON Michigan ave.
east of Calumet and fal in lire. First
Trust & Savings Bank and float and ,ll
otnor banks and ala Live Insurance
Companies form on Michigan Avenue
cast or Calumet and fal i'm line, First
sonic Lodge branches and Goats form
on Michigan avenue east OF Calumet
and fan in line order OF Eastern star
and True Kindred Societies follow Ma
sonic lodge; Knights of Pythias and
lodges and branches, and Rcbek-h lodge
ladies. follow the above ramed on Mich (
tgan avenue.
MANY SECRET SOCIETIES
Moose lodge and floats; ard Legion (
lo1 90 Aoo+e of