Elks Parade; Hemingray working on giant Globe Fruit jar

DOINGS

Of People in Preparations for

the Carnival.

THE POLICE PROTECTION

One Hundred and Two Booths

Completed or Being Trimmed

Last Night — Shows Will

Come Sunday.

Grand Marshall Gottschalk, of the Elks’ parade for Monday, last evening issued the following important notice with reference to the formation and order of the parade:

“all organizations will report promptly Monday morning to their respective assistant Marshalls not later than 930 o'clock. The parade will start at 10, and all organizations not placed in their respective positions will have to seek out the best way into the parade.

“First Division will form around the Court-house Square, in special charge of Grand Marshall John L. Gottschalk. Platoon of police, mounted, fire department, Grand Marshall and mounted squad, B. P. O. Elks, No. 245, and all visiting Elks, Grand Exalted Ruler John Galvin and members of the Executive Committee, Hon. James A. Mount, Governor of Indiana; Muncie Driving Club, city and county officials and carriages, Women's Clubs of different organizations.

"Second Division, consisting of all the uniform bodies and Grand Army of Republic, with right resting the northwest corner of Main and High, will report to Assistant Marshal Charles T. Redding.

"Third Division, consisting of all the secret societies, will form with right resting on the northwest corner of Main and High, and will be in charge of As­sistant Marshal Dr. Reasoner.

"Fourth Division, consisting of all the Union and labor organizations, will form with right resting on the north west corner of High and Washington streets, and will report to Assistant Marshal John Mocklar.

"Fifth Division, consisting of all the floats representing the different manufacturers and business men's interests, will form with right resting on the northeast corner of High and Washing­ton, and will report to Assistant Marshal Gomer Williams.

"Sixth Division, consisting of the entire combination of the Hagenbach animal show and the other Midway attractions, will form with right resting on the corner of Walnut and Washington streets, and will report to Assistant Marshal J. Russel Smith.

"The line of parade will be as follows:

"East on Main to Monroe, south on Monroe to Adams; west on Adams to Cherry; north on Cherry to Main; east on Main to High; north on High to Washington; East on Washington to Walnut; pass in review; south on Walnut to Seymour; west on Seymour to High; north on High to Main and disband.

"The citizens will be kindly requested to keep the line of March free from all vehicles as it would greatly interfere with the parade. By order of the grand Marshall, .

                                                                                              JOHN L. GOTTSCHALK.

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Of the many attractive exhibits that are to be seen at the fair next week the Hemingray Glass Co. promises to be in the front rank. The report came from the factory last night to the effect that a fruit jar six feet high and four feet across has been molded at this factory out of glass, and will be placed in the booth. Its capacity is measured by the barrel. If filled with water, the contents of the jar would fill twenty barrels.

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