The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-19
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race will be completed by the prizes,
the first across the line being Offered
all the candy he can eat in a day and
the second all the pop he can drink.
In the intervals between the athletic
events and other numbers of the pro-
gram, the Fulton Boys Band of Ar
canum, Ohio, in nifty Zouave uniforms,
will entertain with concerts. Three
concerts a day, at 10 o'clock, at 1:30
and at $50, have been promised.
These are expected to be a treat also,
the band of % pieces having pleased
many when it played at the Green
vile fair in Darke county.
eAll contests will be held on the main
street of the town, a part of which also
is set aside as a Midway" Thus it
will be possible for the crowd to en-
joy all events with a minimum OF
effort
The baseball games r scheduled
for 8 o'clock each afternoon at the ball
park, between the Lynn and the Bar
tonia teams. These two games will be
the concluding ones of a series of five.
In addition to the progress of enter
tainment, an unusually good stock
show is expected, superintendent of
the various departments reporting a
gratifying interest among possible ex-
hibitors, with a large number OF en-
tries already promised.
Already the best swine show ever
held in Lynn is assured according to
the committee in charge, and the for
mer reputation of the town as an ex-
cellent horse show community will be
well sustained also. Premiums aggre-
eating over $3.50 have been offered for
entries in the horse class, and liberia!
premiums also are offered in the Po-
land China, Duroc Jersey and Hamp
shire swine breeds.
Hogs will be shown in Moody's gar
age, horses on the street, poultry at
Jarrett's Garage and art, needlework,
grain and vegetable displays at the 1.
o. o. F. rooms. The latter classes will
be Judged Thursday afternoon, but all
stock classes will be judged Wednes-
day forenoon, so that visitors will
have a chance to inspect the premium
winners.
Name Committees
The committees in charge of the
various departments of the show are:
horses, Omer Brown, Howard Morgan,
Frank Southworth, George Cadwalla-
der.
Swine, Mitchell Hinshaw, j. C. Show
alter, Pierson Bane.
Poultry, Clarence Love, Bert Spen-
Ger, Court Jarrett.
Art and N~eedlework, Mrs. Bert
Tharp, Mrs. Mayme Horn, Mrs. Eber
Brown, Mrs. Clarence Mccoy, Mrs.
Ethel Downward, Mrs. John Martin.
Grain and Vegetables, Walter John
son, George w. Helmick, Earl Robbins,
1. w. Harrison.
The entire festival has been pro
NOTED by the American Legion post,
of which Dr.. c.. V. Mccoy is com
mander. George Spillers, adjutant, is
supervising the concessions; H. w.
Jordan, finance officer and Eber
Brown publicity; and Edwin Cheno-
weth is chairman of the entertainment
and program committee.
Owing to the last-minute change of
. dates to prevent a conflict with the
Wayne county fair, a carnival com.
pany with various amusement devices
which had contracted to set up for the
fair has been unable to come, and the
committee has been unable to locate
any other amusements SO late. How,
ever, it is felt that the program will
offer sufficient entertainment to
amuse the crowd.
The program OF the two days event
is as follows:
Wednesday, Sept. 20.
9 a.. m, hog show, Moody's garage
10 a. M, horse show.
1915, band concert.
1890, judging poultry show.
1870, band concert.
. p. M. contests for boys under Is: