Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 213, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1928 — Page 32

• Parades 'gi «fl . ' ~1 5 Bands ' 4™ | I Rides Bushels of Fun at Decatur Splendor J jOLD HOME WEEK! j September 10th to 15th Six Big Days and Nights I

MiKK s H Jl , ® BSI / vs ® k i •* • KW£w? . -■ _ ' ® O. E. Ruth. Balloon Ascension ® with Lady Parachute jumper and ® double parachute drops. Ascen- ® sions every day. • Stockert and Barnette witli * '■s “Ship Travel Air" will give two (jj exhibition flights over the city each day and carry patrons around or over the city, ten minute trips, at a charge of $3.00 a J person.

| Parade Each Day That Will Dazzle With Splendor and Beauty! • ® TITE’CrAAV 3.000 SCHOOL CHILDREN TO HOLD MONSTER PARADE WITH ATTRACTIVE POMPOMS AND • lULjUAI - CARNATIONS. A SPECTACULAR EVENT. • 2 ® A V GIGANTIC. AGRICULTURAL PARADE, FEATURING AN INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE ? J W EuUIMEOU/A I - DAIRYING AND AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION. J 2 T’LJI ID QPT A V FRATERNAL DAY. FOR ALL LODGES. THE CITY WILL BE GUEST TO NEIGHBORING ! a 1 rlUl\oU/A I - LODGES. DRILL TEAMS WILL COMPETE FOR HONORS. J ® UDinAV INDUSTRIAL DAY. WHICH WILL BE FEATURED BY INDUSTRIAL PARADE OF 100 FLOATS. I ® F I - MANY INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS OF INTEREST BY LOCAL INDUSTRIES. ® ® CATITDDAV A BIG MAR DI GRAS AND MASQUERADE PARADE. A THOUSAND LAU GH S THOUSANDS • • 0/A 1 UKU/A I “ WILL TAKE PART IN THIS UNIQUE AND ENTERTAINING EVENT. " 9 A x A • Purdue Exhibit - General Electric Show - Museum - Quilt Contest • • Something Doing Every Minute . . . Everybody Welcome • • «

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1928.

THE ETZ DUO The man and wonuyi in the act. do a very clever double trapeze act. Ihe work is very fast aid snappy, ami presented in finished style. Their, breakaway finish trick is absolutely sensational, showing the woman being caught by her ankle instead of by her hands. This is a wonderful feat, and is bound to excite the audience to admiration and excitement. They also do a very thrilling combination of aerial cradle and “Roman Rings," in which is featured a cloud swing that is a sheer headlong plunge of fifty feet. A "a \\ \\rr/z--*L

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p-~”~ —f i Xr i . - «B & j L * - sSIk. rd 1 RS& ■ \ 9 BgK • a » r 0 A BIC FAVORITE everywhere in past seasons and duplicating those honors again at lairs this fall, is Miss Hetty Cole, who J will be seen at the Old Home Week here. Miss Cole is an aerialist ® of great renown. All her life she has devoted her talents to entertaining large audiences and has her act so perfected that it is only one of it’s kind presented anywhere this year. For Miss ( ole is not * only an accomplished aerial artist but works on the rings high in J the air as well, and presents what is known as an iron jaw act. W wherein she does a number of thrillirg tricks while hanging by f her teeth in mid air. • — A MIDWAY AS BRIGHT AS CONEY ISLAND | SHOWS - - BANDS - - ATTRACTIONS $ •