The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1922, Page 9

“Circus Stunts” For Kiddies an Added Luna Park Fea‘ure For Big Luna Park Outing)" “=. seen for ever so long a time. It will be a bully day to renew acquaintance, won't it? Little Marjcrie Van Camp, whose mumsie intented the Pig Slide, is ai Luna again this year. She says that she will be “Oh, 1d to seb all the GERMAN GOL! + 8" GENEVA, July hina Neve To-Morrow Is the Big Day and Child Athletes May) jucrcier zoitung of Zurich, says nn Ride Horseback and For Prizes, All In Perfect Safety. ae The kind-hearted Weather Man, who supplies all of us in this neighbor- hood with sunshine and showers, says that he will do bis level beat to pro- tmportant shipment of gold bullion {rom Germany for Italy, for which the Swiss postal authoritiés took receipt at the Italian frontier, was missed after reaching Chiasso. The consignment is said to be worth sev- Jump Through Hoops vide a simply wonderful guiden day to-morrow for The Evening World's}oral million pounds sterling. RAID FOREST STILL NEAR ATLANTIC CITY Prisoners Are — Expert Southern Moonshiners, State Police Assert. ATLANTIC CITY, July 11, — state police last night descended upon an alleged band of moonshiners in the woods of Galloway Township, near here, arrested two men and seized a quantity of moonshine whiskey. Seventy gallons of “ready-made moonshine," five barrels of mash and a large quantity of other ingredients of whiskey were confiscated. The men arrested snid they were A. L Smith of Anuerson, S.C. and Silas Allen of Chester, Pa Corporal Campbell of the State] He re indteds. of congratuln police suid the men were estat Hang ls n hiners ‘oO ni ain moonshiners from the mountains ff ai gray South Carolina, and that a 120-gallon still was in full operation > WANAMAKER AT WORK ON HIS 84TH BIRTHDAY William oN Hoskell is leaving oe Washington to confer with Secretary PHILADELPHIA, July 11—"To live] Hoover rex the truth with good sense and good hu mor and do our work {8 enough for good citizenship.” This is the birthday comment of John Wanamaker, noted Philadelphia mer. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1923. vania State § MOSCOW Amer The this week expec of its famine ta to reach thi plying meals to 10,600,000 persons. Avenue rond at tA A womar suffering f) ling the future > WAN AMNESIA VICTI f about se ata chant, in his daily editorial. Wana-| Battersby, who took her to the K maker, well known as a clvic leader,| County Hospital, She 18 five fee celebrated his fourth birthday | height, welghs 11) pounds, has gray to-day at his 4 in his store, Interfand eyes, and wore a black walat presiding at « meeting of the Penns/I-] skirt and tan shoes path Association Board =| MEARN. nty was found amnesia in the Flatbush of the Long Island Rall- M. to-day by Policeman Kiddie Kiut party at Luna Park. He says it will be an absolute shgme to disuppcint the Kiddies now that they've set their hearts on the day. /But if the Weatver Man ‘ooks in bis pack and finds that all the sunny days are gone and there isn't one left even down In the lining, then the Kiddie Klub will have its party on the following day, Thursday, July 18. There may be a shower to duy, but that won't be anything—just a shower and nothing what- ever to do with to-morrow, So, Kiddies, don't feel gloomy if there's a spatter IDDie V HE RIG LiDpe of rain some time to-da e There are a few little things for Kiddies to keep in mind it to- of all. ¢ is rk is free to them, pro vided they y their Kiddie Club Pins. Possession of a pin and mem- bership in the Kiub gets them past the gatekeeper just as easily us ean bes ut their parents or guardians for the day cannot have this privi- lege. They must ply the regular en- trance fee The second t get free is a com Mitting them to all the diversions the great Inclos There are twenty-six different amuse- ments listed on this ticker Uttle Kiddie went to the Park on any other day a round of these ¢ 1d and if any anor of Herbert and Mr give away ement Evans of Lu 57,000 to $85,000 in am he park will be ope in the afternoon to-morr the Kiddies, and every ride to w they can de themselves will | operation somersaults and re to have a skill at it tos good people of the circus, how- at the Kiddies time they try them, 1 chance of danger the daring riders, those in search of the honors, will be attached to a safety device. It is known among the circus bare- back folk as a ‘'mechanic'’ and con- sists of a belt attached to a long arm which revolves about a pole set up in re of the ring and thus keeps pace with the Kiddie as he stands (or tries to stand) on the galloping horse. If the youngster lose. his footing and s about to tumble the belt catches him and he is quickly swung out of danger. It may interest the Kiddies s, firemen | g k to stand and salute. At 6 o'clock the bells will chime out a farewell to the Kiddies at the end of their wonderful day in fairyland. The kiddies have already been told of the fancy dancing contest to be held among them in Luna's grand ballroom at 4.45 o'clock. They have also been teld to = their own cos- tumes and the music to which they prefer to dance, It would be best for them to do this rather than to dance to music which they may never have]to know that most circus riders learn heard before. The Kiddie Klub|all their wonderful tricks with the aid wants the little competitors to have hanic.”’ all the chance in the world of win-| >} iddies, remember to-morrow ning the six prizes which are offered|js the great day. You will gather at —three for the girls and three for the} Luna Park and no doubt many of you boys. will meet little friends you've not But there is to be another contest, also with prizes for the winner This is to be a circus ‘stunt, No doubt there are many little kiddies who have yearned to ride a horse in HOW TO ENTER LUNA PARK ON’ JULY 12TH, “KIDDIE KLUB DAY” All Kiddie Klub mbmbers wish- Ing to avail thems of Luna's hospitality. MUST AR thelr KIDDIE KLUB PINS. Show your pin to one of the cashiers cutside of Luna and you will be given a combination tick- et. These tickets are being printed especially for you and they in- J éth Ave. “L!' to Jerome Ave, Bub clude every ride and every show |] py trotley from Woodlawn, Bt in the whole of Luna, ADMISSION—GR Inctui We will be the only guests In all her history to whom Luna has opened every gate Free! Free! Free! The park will be openg from 12.30 to 6 o'clock. Come as early, @s you like, but the Luna man- agement says ‘Please do not bring Basket lunches."’ Bits of paper and remnants of lunch spoil the park's spick-span eppearance. Ltina has been vigy kind to invite us, and it seems to me, Kiddies, that the least we, her guests, can do in return is to respect this wish of hers. So— mo Kiddie Klub member will be permitted to go through the gate if he or she is carrying a lunch basket. COUSIN ELEANOR, RACING Empire City Course (YONKERS AND MT. VERNON) 6 Excellent Events TOMORROW THE $5000 FLEETWING WOODLAWN HANDICAP. RY E CHERRY PURSE s THE ASPIRANT iT RACE AT 2.30 P. M. 1} Race Train leaves Grand Cen. gprinal, | Harlem | Divisio J. 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