Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 327, 2 October 1910 — Page 35

THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRAM, OCTOBER, 1910.

PARADE EACI 1 DAY ouninG FESTIVAL Win be Agricultural, Industrial end Historical Pageants This Week. TO ECLIPSE ALL OTHERS

HISTORICAL PARADE ON CENTENNIAL DAY WILL HAVE REPRE ENTATIVEt FROM ALL OF THE TOWNSHIPS.

There will be more Festival parades this year than ever before. On the opening day there will be the agricultural parade, and the Modern Woodmen parade. On the second day will be the big Industrial parade. On the third day there will be the parade to meet Governor Marshall, the Centennial parade

and the parade of Premium Winner. It is probable that the Tonne Men's Business club will also have a parade sometime during the Festival. L. A. Handler Is chairman of parades. Due to bis experience In this work It Is an assured fact the parades will move promptly, and systematically handled. Each particular chairman has attended to the work of getting op his parade, but Mr. Handley has worked with each chairman in forming the parades and will see that they move on time. 81k bands will be used In the Industrial and Centennial parades, thus assuring lively marching, and plenty of music for the crowd.

The Industrial parade. In charge of

Mr. WUIard Z. Carr, of the American Seeding Machine company, has always

been the biggest parade of the Festi

val, but this year there is much friendly rivalry between Mr. Carr and Messrs. Charles W. Jordan and Wil

fred Jessup who have charge of the Centennial parade, as to which will

rank first

Mr. Carr has solicited the Richmond business men to enter the Industrial

parade with floats and he says that every one who had a float in last year's parade haa signified his intention of taking part In this year's pa-

rade. Many who have not been In previous Industrial parades will take part this year. . Sliver cups will be offered for the Industrial parade. These cups have been on display for sometime. It Is felt that offering -cups Is much more satisfactory than offering monetary prizes. In the first place the cups are a good advertisement for the Fall Festival and they are much more to be desired by the merchants and manufacturers because they can be kept forever and can be used for display purposes. . The Centennial parade will be a county-wide affair, and Mr. Jordan, with an efficient committee has worked industriously on this feature.

VLe"at is eue chief basis of the na tlonal nourishment of Englishmen FrenchmenSpaniards. stout!) ItaliamtIn north Italy maize take precedence and Hungarians, and It holds complete supremacy In North America and Australia. In Germau iea king central Europe "wheat hit u large contraption, but not to the ex lent that it la unel lu the lauds named. The principal food Is rye bread, uot because of the porerty of the ieoile, but because its taste is better liked. Iu Ilusitia rye bread b decided lead.

FRUIT IS SCARCE EXHIBIT IS GOOD Wayne County Fruit Show to be a Feature of the Fall Festival.

A FINE VEGETABLE SHOW

ANOTHER INTERESTING FEATURE IN THI8 DEPARTMENT IS THE EXHIBIT OF SOME CALIFORNIA FRUIT.

Despite the fact, that there Is an unusual shortage of fruit in Wayne county this year. Chairman Isaac Dougan assures the executive committee that the fruit exhibit will be as large as at former Festivals. It should be remembered that the Richmond Fall Festival exhibits are open to the world, and the display of

fruit from other counties and . other states will make up for any shortage In the local crop. Mr. Dougan says that he is sure of a fine vegetable display. Another pleasing feature of the fruit department will be the exhibit of California fruit, one of the most remarkable displays of Its kind ever seen in this country. ; The exhibit has been shown at the Ohio Valley Exposition at Cincinnati. After being exhibited here it will be taken to Chicago and from there will be returned to California. " V; .; ... r, . ".-

A csr. The active leader f the German movement is Herr Legien. He Is a wood turner by trade and bait been president of the German Federation of Trade Union for twenty years. He has been a mem iter of the relchstag for twelve rears. He Is a writer of rare ability and 1s tbe author of an nlmaunc mi the lalr movement of the world, which la published each year In German. French and English.

FLOWER EXHIBIT IS BIG. FEATURE Wayne County Professionals and Amateurs Are to Participate in it. .

LARGE SPACE IS NEEDED

THIS FEATURE LAST YEAR WAS GREAT DRAWING CARD AND THIS YEAR THE SHOW WILL EE BIG ONE.

Male Agitator Show Labol. Whenever you henr a union man damning a "scab" ask him to show the label in his hat. If It 1 there then he may be somewhat Justified to continue. If It i not 'here the gentleman is out of order.

) The flower exhibit this year will be

in charge of Henry Sheppard. Last year this exhibit was perhaps better

attended than any other on account of

its peculiar Interest to women. Mr. Sheppard says that he will need even more room for his exhibit than was given the flower committee last year,

and with this outlook this show hou! be even more popular than it has ever been, ,., ' . , - ; , ' As is customary there will he two classes, one for amateurs and e for professionals. Richmond flower men take prises at all the national shows and this tact assures something untusually fine in the way of a flower exhibit Many amateur flower growers have made entries. Women in the country are particularly interested la flower culture and they Include the majority of the amateur contestants.

Qavv. Lj ...wi-io.". The UatnUt of South Africa believe that their nnresturs. whose wishes ro Interpreted by the worcerer, direct and goveru every net of the people. They find auguries, too. lu tbe flight ot birds. particularly In the uight hawk and the eagle, the writhing of the serpents, tbe timidity of the mole, tbe changing colors of the chameleon, tbe barking or action of dogs aa4 rosea and even the circtirastance ot a pest of flies. If u native suaddera tavoluatartly the act I regarded as ft alga that some misfortune ta a boot to be fall him. ,

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