The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-09-05

builders present on the day indicated
will be welcomed.
No attempt will be made to secure
reduced rates of transportation espe-
cially for this occasion, as reduced
rates may be negotiated for from al
most every section Of the country up
on fully as favorable terms as could
be arranged under any special plan.
Associations and individuals are there
fore recommended to make their own
rates with their local transportation
companies or agencies.
Headquarters will be at the Builders
Association Exchange building, corner
Court and Pearl streets, Buffalo.
Polish Day, sept. IL.
The Polish population in the United
States is very large, and the special
day at the Pan-American Exposition,
Sept. II, which has been fixed in their
honor, will undoubtedly attract many
thousands of them. Buffalo Is one of
the great centers Of Polish population,
and many Poles are prominently iden-
tifled with the Industrial, business and
political interests Of the city. They are
very active In creating an interest In
the special day and are determined to
make it one of the great successes OF
the Exposition.
New jersey Day, Sept. 13.
New Jersey, one of the proud origi-
nal States of the Union, has a building
among the State and Fsreign buildings
of the Pan-Amerisan Exposition and
her great industries and splendid re-
sources are displayed in e most COM
prehensive manner in the great ex-
hibltion buildings. The people Of New
Jersey have good reason to fesl proud
Of the showing made by their State al
the great New Worlds Fair, and they
will manifest II h a high degree on
Friday, Sept. 13, which has been des-
ignated as New Jersey day at the Ex-
position. Distinguished men have been
invited to participate In the State day
exercises.
Railroad Day. Sept. II.
The railroad men of the Americas
will be much in evidence at the Pan
American Exposition on Saturday,
Sept. 13, which has been designated as
Railroad day by the Exposition man
agement. The psedaa day wiz be for
railroad men At& N aAA 9 Asee a.
tendance is expected. "A programme Of
exercises Is being prepared for the oc-
casion. Officials and employees as far
as possible will take the day of and
have a good time at the Exposition.
Indiana Day, Sept. IA.
Indiana day at the Pan-American
Exposition falls on Sept. IA, the date
having been selected with view to
giving the greatest number Of people of
that State an opportunity to attend,
particular consideration having been
given to the desires Of those engaged
in agricultural pursuits. Arrange
ments will be made for special excur-
sions to the Exposition, where eeremo
MES will be held for Indiana visitors
The most distinguished men Of the
great State will participate. 1t prom
ises to be a day Of which Indianians
may feel justly proud.
yassnr College Day, Sept. ~.
One of the appoLnted special days a
the Pan-American Exposition which Is
looked forward to with bright antici
pations is Vassar College day, Sept IA
when the students and alumna Of thai
famous and popular educational instl
tuition will meet for season Of sight
seeing. There will be special cere
monies at the Exposition.
Honduras Day, Sept. 10.
Honduras has a handsome building
| filled with Its products, at the Pan
| American Exposition. 1t Is pleasantly
| situated in the Court Of State and For
| eign Buildings and is one of the mos
popular resorts for Exposition visitors
| A view of the exhibits Is q revelation
to those who have not hitherto investi
gated the resources of the country
Honduras Will have a special day a
the Exposition, Sunday, Sept Is, whicl
Is the anniversary Of Liberty In tina
country. A programme appropriate t
the occasion Is being prepared. Man.
of ths chief officials of Honduras will
be present.