Jasper County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 52, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 September 1916 — Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

nil W-I-M I!!!! 4-I-M mm H-HIl il II 1 !1 i l| I||. INDIANA'S GREATEST CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT INDIANAPOLIS Big Civic and Patriotic Demonstrations Cover Two Weeks, Oct. 2-15, Inclusive. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS. Oct. 2.—Grand review of patriotic and fraternal organizations in streets of Indianapolis. Indiana Centennial pageant at Riverside park first six afternoons. Oct. 3. Homecoming of Hoosier exiles from other states. A great welcome awaits the “exiles” at Indianapolis. Oct. 4.—lndiana art, literature and architecture. f lmmense exhibit of fine and domestic arts at John Herron Art institute. Oct. 5. Religious pageant, floats by Indianapolis churches, reviewing the denominational history of Indiana. • Oct. 6.—County processional pageant, With floats representing the counties, cavalcade of 92 young women on horseback, reunions of Indianapolis people with “the folks back homfe.” Great Hoosier reunion at state fair coliseum at night. Address by former President W. H. Taft. Massed band concert. Review of Indiana music of 100 years. Oct. 7. Olympic games, with contests by college, high school and athletic associations at state fair grounds, for Indiana championships. Oct. B.—Centennial services in Indianapolis churches. Union meeting with united choir at night at Soldiers’ monument or state fair coliseum. Oct. 9—Parade of floats showing development of Indiana manufactured products and industrial enterprises, given by Indianapolis business houses, manufacturers and labor organizations. Oct. 10. Women’s day. An extraordinary program of features for the women of Indiana. , Oct. 11.—Public health parade. Floats showing- the old and modern ways of safeguarding public welfare. Given by the Indiana and Indianapolis board of health, hospitals and others. Oct. 12—Motor parade over historic highways. The greatest auto parade ever given. Delegations from over the state, all concentrating at Indianapolis, where a gigantic parade will be given. A great “good roads”, meeting at state fair coliseum with speakers of national fame. Oct. 13. —Educational day. ForEy thousand school children in a great patriotic demonstration at state fair grounds. Boston Grand Opera company, with ballet of 100 and orchestra, in “Andre Chenier" at Murat theater at night. Oct. 14. —Boston Grand Opepa company in Japanese opera "Iris" (matinee) and “Faust” (night) at Murat theater. Oct. 15.—Grand musical finale. Boston Grand Opera company, with Indianapolis choral society in Verdi’s “Requiem,” at state fair coliseum (night).

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