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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
BRILLIANT JURIST IS
FOUND DEAD BY SON


tconrinued from page one'
lana. The deceased was the son %
Judge Hiram 4 Giliett. who came to
Valparaiso from New York state i'm
1861 and who until his death in 1908
was one of the leading attorneys of
Northern Indiana He also served as
judge OF the old Court OF Common
pleas i'm Porter county.
Judge John II. Giliett was born
September rs. 1860. while the family
resided in New York. lie received his
early education i'm the Valparaiso com
mon schools and took advantage of
all the opportunities which were af-
forded him to secure a fine education
and training for the practice OF law.
he was admitted to the bar in 1881
and Immediately attracted attention
as one Of the best grounded men Of
his profession.
ASSISTANT ATTY. GENERAL
In 1887 be was appointed assistant
attorney general OF Indiana and held
that office until 1891 when he came TO
Hammond and took UP the practice Of
law ia partnership with the late Peter
C~rumpacker. Upon the resignation OF
Johnson from the circuit bench.
Gillett was appointed TO serve the
-nexpired term. This was early in
1892. lie was twice elected to the
office. holding ii until 1909
He was appointed one of the judges
Of the Supreme court i'm 1902 and serv-
ed as Chief Justice from 1903 until
1905. AS chief Justice he pe~rpetuated
his name by handing down 20 postority
some of the dearest and best decisions
ever rendered by q justice in any state
In January, 1903, he returned 20 Ham
mond and resumed his law practice.
He and his son. Gerald. formed "a part
nership for a while and when the
Younger man had shown that he had
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
CHANCE TO GET
IN THE NAVY

~hlee Petts officer w. 4. Aibeftson
- the Navy Recruiting Service Will be
ia Hammond Friday fer the purpose Of
examining cnlisting men for the Nav.
Re may be seen At the Music Mart, 15I
state street
Men the Naval Reserve Force who
have st least one fln year to serve On
their original enrolment may trans
fer q The regular navv 10 serve the an
expired portion of their e%nrellment and
receive 8 bonus Of four months pay
and an increase OF seven dollars per
month 70 their paw for re-cnlisting.
They VIII also get thirty DAYS leave
and transfer 10 any receiving shp in
tho United states at Government ex-
pense
EN-chief Yeomar Rextrew = u 81
found al the Music Mart Fridsv en-
state street All anv time and viii BE-
glad . explain anyth5ns concerning
lac NaFA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only SURE way to get rid of dan
duff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
il entirely. To do this. get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring. use enough
10 moisten the scalp and rub It in
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning.
most il not all. OF your dandruf viii
De gone and three or four more applI-
cations viii completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace OF IT. no matter how much dan
druT you may nave
You viii find, too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop at
once. and your hair viii be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II it inexpensive and new
e fails TO do the work-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
BLIZZARD
STILL, UNARATED

IINTERNATloHAL NEWS sERVIcET
VANCOUVER. n q. March I7-The
terrific blizzard driving it's way
through the Canadian prairie provinces
has not abated today. according 10 re-
ports received here. The wires ara
seriously impaired. it is reported. Iu
Manitoba the blizzard is said To be the
eAperIencea there ii years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

sidered by both Democrats and Ec-
publicans here az the most forlorn OF
Senator Hitchcock, whom Bryan Is
destined TO meet again in Nebraska.
in a bitter fight for a place In that
states delegation 70 the Democratic
convention. has behind him % Demo
Gratis who. it is believed, viii not be
budeed an inch even by the
er's ~oloquence. and with them, it is
claimed. are sufficient "irreconcili-
bles" to prevent tire passage OF the
pact as amended by the Lodge reser-
vattons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17


NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. ~ THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM. 1920. BELLA
r. LONG VS. MARGABETTE A.
MORRISON EFT Al. CAUSE No.
1871. ACTION To ATTACH.
Now comes the Plaintiff by Guy C
White hor attorncv. and files her COM
plalnt herein. together with au affidavit
OF "a competent person. showing that the
defendant. Marguerite A. Morrison. is
not a resident OF tine state of Indiana
said defendant u.s. therefore hereby
notified &c the pendencg of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
AT the next term Of said Court. and that
unless she appear and answer or demur.
therein. at The calling Of said cause. ON
The I1th day Of May, 4. =. 1920. the
same being tine end day of the ucxt
term of said court to be begun and
held IN the Court House. Room No. II.
AT Hammond in said County and State,
or the End Monday Of May. A. D. 1920.
said action vii be heard and determined
in her absence.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF I h%ereunto
set my hand and af7X the Seal OF said
Court, at Hammond, this 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1920.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
CSeaD clerk L. S. C.
BY CORA y. ANDERSON.
Deputy Ciers. S-f0-17-24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

TAKES FIELD FOR
NOMINATION
CEULLETIN)
By WILLIAM PHILIP sr1EHS.

STAFF CORRESPONDENT q N. SERVICE
WASHINGTON, March 17-'I am not
4 candidate" William Jennings Bryan
told the international News Service up
on his arrival here today from the
South
IT do not desire the nomination" he
explained, and do not Expect any con-
ditions to arise which VIII present the
subject in the light of a duty. and in
nc other light would I be willing to
consider It."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
BRITISH OCCUPY
CONSTANTINOPLE

AD-fADtft HioANiE At- EuNtAE a.
c~ompanied the British occupation of
eonstantnople. 1T was admitted in the
house II commons this Afternoon by a
Bonar Law. government leader.
Nine Turks and two British were
ktlled in the sleirmishes
The British now dominate the tele-
graphs postal service. the Bosphorus
and viii continue to DO 50. Law stated.
until peace has been signed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

ttecetpts, $4,000; market IS 10 IS
higher; bulk. 1896 1850. ton. 1900.
heaEFweight I4.o0 Gf5.10s medium
weight. 15.5o6I6.ao. light lights f4sa
1l'.'o. heavy packing sows. smooth.
~ a5U12.25s Npackink sovs. IT, \
1850. pigs $500 al4.T5.
"a + Lt-Recetpts. 5000. Market Is
steady To- strong be- steers mediun
ana heaNy weight. 1880 1870 choice
anu prime. 1358nl5.so. medium and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN-coRN ~
mixed l59 No. Z mixed. l55a15s.
20 : white. 159a16ets. NO. 4 white.
l56@I5S& No, 5 yellow. fs0m1ef.
No 4 yellow. ltsa15sl.
oATs-No white. sac "a vo.
3 white. - 1-4@s6a4. No. : white.
9aasf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17

For Bettcr Light IN your home or
oaice use White Mazda Lamps. The
tlpless white glass bulb softens the
light without dimming H. See the
LION STORE window display on Nat
ional Mazda Lamps. s-I7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
3. 2 o i.

Regular meeting Thursday evening
March 18th Large class OF candidate
for Initiation. starting promptly al
49,. Music and luncheon.
y YOUNG. Exalted Ruler.
" 3-l7-IS
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NAKED A
CREATES

NlcthirS id not bother I~I-year-cld-
James korta = Carr. neither did the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-17
DEATH OF @ I.APE

Enoch Is I.epe. 53 cars - age.
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Ey CORA ID ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. 3-tG-fE-o4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-29
Beeys' Corn Club.
n. 4. HUHT, Aape,1ntendent.
Judge tn be fafnishtI bp the State.


Open to boys twelve to eighteen years Of age
Any exhibitor having the tips trimmed or cut
off will he disqualified.
Any ear having more tl,A. ZEN kernels shelled
off will lie siyea aero In scoring on color
hvery sample entered for competition shall
he under control of the Superintendent: hut the
Fair will in no case be held responsible for any
loss or damage that may aernr.
The awards fur greatest Yield will lie made
oil certificates attested to by the Parish Super
inteiident or the local trustees Of the school
district in which the hoy resides together will,
affidavits of the measuring committee.
All exhibits by cluhs and Members become
the property # the hxtelsion Department Of
the ipalsiann state University and used by
tiem for exhibition purposes.
The premiums listed below belong to the Boys
Corn Clubs of Louisiana and to their members
All Clubs. whether parish school clui,s arc
invited to enter the contests Exhibits slayulb be.
sent in time to Ie received MT lhe i.ssF Greunshs
not later than OctaLsy lSkL. Correspondence h
Invited pI the aNleriAteAdent, IN order that
every tyr' t'arn Club In the parish may enter
aild make exhibits at the state Fair
The rules governing these contests shall be
the same as for other corn Iii this class except
there shall be no distinction as to varieties.
There must be Mt least ten entries 10 make
elul, fur the State Fair contest
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Judge to be furnished by the State.

All exhibits In this department must he grown,
made or manufactured on the farm during the
year 1920 by exhibitors. Any article exhibited
in Glasses A and b may be entered for premiums
and !. aud for display premiums IN its class.
sugars, syruIs and wines must be exhibited In
mart bottles or jars and correctly labeled.
All amounts quantities and packages are to
conforni to those of the State Fair catalogue.
Only one sample Of any variety of farm prod
ucts grown on the same farm will be awarded
Il premium,
All premium exhibits III this eiass will he
taken to Shreveport to make UP the Bossier
exhibit ut the State Fair. IL the Superintendent
sees fit to use them, and will also he entered
to compete for the premiums offered. and will
be returned free Of expense to the owners.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER %.

Evc,ybody's Ddy-Eatertdinment Day.
One continuous round OF fun.
Public speaking. races. BASEBALL ETC.
All shows exhibits, ETC.. will positively remain
the entire day. The colored people and their
white friends are especially invited on this day.
However, this day is for every one. large and
SMALL rich and poor, regardless Ut size. race.
creed or temperament. BE sure to come 0ut.
Will be biggest day. Of the Fair.
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CLiSS N.
Sheep and Goats.
w. j. FULLu0vE. Superintendent.
Judge 10 be faraished by the State.

24ti-Best buck, any age or breed reg'd---x3 10
247-Best eve. any age or breed, registered 3 90
24S-Best AngOra buck, registered < 90
249-Bext Angora eve. REGISTERED 90
2lO-BeSt Ien Of sheep. amy age or breed,
not lesss than five. registered- ) 60
25l-lscst ianll any breetl subject to regis
trs,tiois op
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!S-Best specimen FIeneh embroidery 90
g!l-hest specimen hand sewing---- 90
10e==Heat apeetn,en machine sewing------ 90
1O1-hest quilt 90
1O2-Best darnilg amy kind----- 90
1O3--Best handmade camisoe ribbon and
lace Observation-Disclosures / o.
1O4-Best half dozen button hOles-- 90
1W-Best towel with crochet t---.1 90
1O6-Best crochet y9ke-.-.--------------f0 0O
1O7-Rest tattiAa yoke------------------1 %
1uS-itests specimen tatting. one yard---- 20
1U-Best gown, embroidered d--------- QO
11O-Best two kinds pickles. 1fO
111-Best three glasses jelly-a.--- 90
112-Best canned peaches 90
113-Rest canAe0 tomatoes 1 90
n4-Iiest layer cake. any kind----------- 90
115-aest white lOuf fcake--------------1 L 90
11G-Hest yellow loaf fcake----------s1 20
117-Best three kinds homemade cal,iiv-- I W
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1,i3-Best centerpiece white, embroidered 81 90
1G4-Best crocleted enterpiece---------- l 90
1Gt-Rest embroidered towel-------------1 90
1tai---fsest towel with cllOchet lace---.---- 90
161-Best embroidered dresser scarf-----1 90
16S-Best embroidered tilluw csises------- 20
1GI-Best specimen embrpidered initial
work ---------------1 90
1TO-Rest embroidered lunch cloth %
171-hcst lunch set, crochet and emlI,Oid-
cry. seven pieces, special by Tom
Hickman ----------------------1 OO
112-Best Bedroom set. embroidered with
dresser and coinnode scarf and table
cover ~
173-Best embroidered gosyn------------1 %
174-Best exoehet sDwn------------------1 10
115--fsest ehSbYeislered corset cover------ 90
lf6-HeSa set of embroidered underwear no
1I1--Rest embroidered whist OO
15S-Rest crochet table runner-----------1 90
17!l-Bext yard Of crochet lace----------- 90
1S0-Bext specimen Irish crochet 20
1S1-Best specimen atting--------------1 90
lS2--Best display OF tatfing- %
1S3-Best yard of knitted lace----------- 90
1Si-Best specimen henntitclling- 90
1S5-Best chiids dress. esahFaft5eretl- ------ 90
1sti-Rest balys pillaw, embroidered 90
Isl best bAbyN eAs. estl,FuisleresA-------- ~
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER -.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER y
Planters and Farmers Ddy-Mothcrs' Ddy-
Fathers Ddy
Awards in Agricultural and Ladies' Depart
ments not completed will he made Coach Horses
and other breeds. Brood Mares, Farm Horses
Jacks and Jennets. and any other eiHAs not
passed upon.
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EHcIt UOy COHleStl1lS TOT the Olle-NCfe pF1Zc
shall write an essay, telling the variety Of corn
when planted. how and when fertilized. how soil
was prepared. and how cultivated. record OF
cost is to be kept and included in the essay
Give your postoffice address and say what kind
of soil you cultivated, whether hill or river land
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21
Patriotic Day-Shreucpgrf Day
Hamghf0n Day.
Judging-Tarm Products. Vegetables Butter
etc. Ladies' Department, Baby Show, Public
School Work. Saddle Horses Mules, Equestrians
Horse Parade.
Galnes-Basel)all and other anlusenlents.
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Glass L.
Mules and Jacks. -
227-Best home-ruised mule colt under one
year Old d----------------------- 2 30
2222S-Rest home-raised mule colt, one to two
years old ----------------------2.5o go
22!)-Rest hOnle-raised mule colt, two to
three years old-------------------as N
2al-Best jack 2 80
231-Best jennet -------------------- 30
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AL articles in this classs nasl,s have beeif made
during l.EaN. Quart pint Jars may he used for
frMits and vegetables. This rule to lie strictly
enforced.
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Agricultural Department.

+. s. BURT ]. T. FULLIIovE and y. w. STEWART.
SHpcriafcadcafs.
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Corn will be scored by the Judge on the scale
OF points adopted by the Louisiana Corn Grow
ers Association.
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CLASs q.
Fancy Work.

Mrs. w. +, BELL, Mrs. w. Nj. MccALI. and
Mrs. MCCOILIE SHpeyintendenfs.
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Superintendent.
204-Prettiest girl baby under two Years old.
premium and diploma
2N-Finest hoy baby under two years old. pre-
mium and diploma.
2OG-Prettiest girl over two years old under
five. premium and diploma.
O7-Finest hoy. over two years and under fiye.
premium and diploma.
G1Oldest person ut the Fair special premiunk
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Horse Department.

J. NJ. FREEMAN. Superintendent
Judge to DC furnished by the State
No animal may he entered for more than two
premiums.
Covered stalls II each during the Fair; open
stalls free.
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1SS-Rest baby's cap crochet------- (hy
1Ss-Best babys afghan. crochet----- 90
19O-Best embroidered apron-------- 90
191-Best half dozen buttonholes on va
rious materials ----------- %
102-Best handmade quilt---------1 On
193-Best mans shirt, machine n,ate--- 10
194-Rest gingham dress machine n,ade- 10
19:--Rest chids gingham dress. machine
nmde------------------ / 90
196-Best nlachine-nade apron---- o.
197-Best sofa 90
1!H-Best bondeir cal. crochet N,
E.-best collection OF ferils------------- 1 10
2OO-Best collection begonias- 40
2ol-Best collection geraniunls- / %
20o-prettiest cut fiowelo IN
2O3-Rest display Of fancy work. including
knitting, crOcheting, tatting and EN-.
brOidery - special premium of one
electric iron given by the Interstate
Electric Company, Of Shreveport
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speed Deaftnient.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20.
School Children's Day--Tldin Dealing Day
Benton Day.
All pupils and teachers admitted Free
Opening address, and parade of school chill
dren.
Judging-Sheep. Goats. SWINE Poultry. cattle.
Pacers Single and Double Turn-outs
Games-Basket ball. baseball and other gaines
and stunts
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W-Best Yield. one acre, variety cOnsid-
efed ----------------------- 90
Second best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 90
W-lsest ten ears Sentell- 90
Second best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 90
92-Best ten ears. yellow. large Variety 5 20
Second hest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 90
G'-Best ten ears. prolific 3 90
Second best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 90
M-Best ten ears Colhoun Red Cob-- !, 90
Second best ------------- 8 90
ai--Rest one ear corn. white-------- 90
M-Best one ear corn, yellow----- / 40
9I-Best one ear corn, prolific 90
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CLAIM r,
Womcn's Department.

Mesdames w. NJ. Mccall. ]. w. MctAuLEY,
WILSON PRINCE and NJ. w. FINuF,
SHperinfeHdeuts
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Daily Program.

There will he attractive races each day OF the
Fair, beginning at one pm. For program see
Speed Department
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Special Premiums for Colorcd People.
76-Best display Of fodder or hay by col
orei man. one $3.50 hat-given by
Tom Hickman -----------------=--=sa 30
17-Best display of faAeY Work by e0lored
woman. one S:s.:U silk waist-given
by Mrs. Edith o'Neal-------------3 80
7S-Rest slloat or pis eyer one year.eld. by
colored man. SUIT of 0veralls-given
by Mrs Edith p'Neal.
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CLdSS n.
Girls Department.

Mrs. Tom Hickman and Mrs. WILSON PRINCE,
SHperintCHdeMfx.
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CLASS 4.
Farm RFeayets.

1-t;reatest mud hest vuriety Of farm
products. including. grasses. but ex.
Guiding live stOck-One exhibitor N
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CLASS H-SPECI4LS.
Better Babies Contest.

Mrs. w. H. CosToN. q. II. ", Bossier city.
Superintendent.
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Saddle Horses.

Harness Horses.
2I1Best stallion. amy breed three Years
old ar over. shown hi HARNESS. o
21t-Rest mare, shown In harn,~s-------- 3 20
217-Best colt over two and under three
years old. home raised 20
21S-Best colt under one year--------2 ? 80
21!p-Bext colt under one year--- 10
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Glass c.
Boys: Corn Club.

t yield, one acre, variety consid-
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eA4sf II.
Educational Department.

Mrs. TOMMIE WHTTTINGTON. Superintendent.
w. A. FoxrsoN. issistant Superintendent
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
FLARE UP SAL WITH
 DOROTHY DALTON IS
 AT RAMONA TODAY

As another evidence of it's published intention to screen the very best pro- auctions available, the Ramona an nounces as it's attraction for today only Dorothy Dalton, appearing in the Para mount-Artcraft picture, Flare Up Sal.'
 Produced under the personal super vision of the world renowned Thos. H. Ince, Flare Up Sal" is a story of the west in the days of yesterday.
 Again is Dorothy Dalton to be seen as a girl of the dance. halls-a child of fate whose strange circumstances force her on the battle of life pitted against terrible odds, but triumphing over all the evil of her environment
 As is indicated by the title, this pro- duction finds the brilliant star in the role of a quick tempered sharp tongued girl of the west. It also gives an idea of the scope of the story which is replete with thrilling action, gun play, physical combat. scheming in trigue, suspense, adventure, and above all love story genuinely human in it's appeal-thoroughl plausible in it's telling, and highly romantic in it's un- foldment
 The company of supporting players include some of the best known people on the Paramount program, and have been carefully chosen with a view of guaranteeing the proper type in each of the many characters.
 On the same program, as if to keep the entire program a program of the west. the Ramona offers Wolf Tracks"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
RIVERSIDE PARK IS
 READY FUR CROWDS

Everybody's going town to Riverside park today. The big pool-the largest outdoor swimming plunge in the entire United States was all cleaned, scrubbed and refilled during the night with fresh. clear heated water, and this morning invitingly awaits the army of merrymakers who will disport themselves in the healthful and in
 vigorating plunge in its depths. The concessions will be running all during the day and evening. Skee ball looms large on the lineup. as does the "old lady and the mule"-the goat ride and the photograph gallery. The merry go-round is in operation, and many and happy are the kiddies who will be amused on the giant swing" through out the day and evening. The matinee dance will be started as usual at 8 o'clock this afternoon. These Sunday matinee dances are a most appreciated feature of the season at Riverside, and each Sunday finds the big ballroom crowded with enthusiastic dancers. In the evening the dance is again resumed and King Brady's jazz band is of course on hand to see that the proper