The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-23
RARA0N WOULD.
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Gus IN any Universe; a swimming
and diving act by the worlds
champion indoor swimmer, and a
minstrel performance that can say
Go long there white trash!" to
Neil OBrien,s own.
a description OF the entire show
would take up too much space AMI
would require too much OF the
RAIDERS time beside curtailing his
Inter enjoyment Of the circus; but
4 brief review Of the entire affair.
tod by one who has been through
ii All IN word-picture and rehe1r-
sal. would not be inopportune.
The Big Parade
Hfogfams for all three days will
Identical. Each evening OF tho
threA-day stand, the parade will
stAft ats6.30 o'clock and take its
toir % Fairmont avenue and Main
street Heading the parade will be
Chief sofTPolice L. d. Snider. He
VIII have an advance guard com
poaed Of the Greater Fairmont
Handsand the Bingo Clown Band.
Assisting him on various sides
will be Attorney Ward Lanham,
Mayor w w. Conway. Jack Alb.
bolt who Is a local singer Of note,
boy Scout Executive 7. A. Tate,
Assfstant Cashier Harry Engle OF
the Falrmont State Bank, A. G..
Martin who Is better known as
Heck and, by Heck, ". j.
Weigle, editor OF the Fairmont
Vest Ytrginlan. At least, that is
tho way the parade committee OF
which all Of the foregoing are
members have. made arrangements
% march. This may be changed
somewhat at thu committee meet
ng Ia be held this evening at the
Building.
Tot Guard Animals
And amidst the roaring OF the
Wild animals In the cages. the
parade will wend its way. r. u.
Jackson. general chairman OF the
circus cornittee, and B. NJ. Welt
man his secretary, have repeatedly
assured the public that none OF
the terocious beasts Of the jungle
VIII be allowed to break out OF
their cage or create any sort Of
disturbance. The safety Of the
public Is considered first above Gil
Things.
The clowns will be on the job
With their funny antics and there
s not a doubt that every child In
Marion County will be on Main
street TO watch the parade each
evening OF the three days. The
parade leaves the "Y" Building
at $3.50 and marches on Fairmont
ayenue TO Fifth strost. There II
tnrnR MARCHES back down the
street and across South Side
bridge. 1t proceeds along Main
street to Quincy street, salutes
Ilte West Nirginlan. turns ana
marches back to the "Yr'.
No Admission at Door.
There Is no admission charged at
dpor-one Just strolls in casual.
q if one would pay II any one
hould ask. In the large ante
room will be found all kinds OF
booths stands and games.
n one side ot. the room, Fatima,
hp fearless fortune.teller from
Fairxiew holds forth with her reye.
lpH6n of secrets Of the days to
come Fatima is one OF the infalli.
lie Few and 1T was only at a great
expense that those In charge OF ar,
Judgements were able to secure
her services for these three an
pnrances. She comes TO this city
from the far-of Fairyiew where
the had quite a reputation as a
seerer OF the unseen.
Pink lemonade is another fea,
tire utsthe evenings entertainment.
II announced, also, that none
need stay away for fear OF inabil,
~ 20 procure his regular evening
EEkirno Pie as plenty OF that delec
fabie confection will be doing dutv
-sone of II perhaps double duty.
Confetti too? you said III
Testsso OF skill will be held in the
enter the room. It was espe
ciant remarked by the "Y" leaders
that there would be no games OF
chance or any sort Of gambling in
connection with the circus. Names
or some Of the tests OF skill are:
krocktheBrat. Ring -ithe.. Cane.