The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-09-04
SIX GREAT DAYS"
POPULAR BELIEF IN KENTUCKY
STATE FAIR.
SPECIAL FEATURES ARRANGED
Program Announced For Every Day
and Every Nieht-All Are to
Be Elaborate.

Six special days and as many special
nights mean that the Kentucky State
Fair will fulfil its promise to have
something doing every minute OF slI
great days and nights during the week
of September 10th at Louisville. Col.
w. w. Hite, President of the Louis
vile Board Of Trade, is the General
Chairman OF the Committee on Special
Days, and has announced the follow
ing:
Monday, September 16-School Chill
dren's Day. c. B. Nordeman, Membe'
Louisville School Board, Chairman.
Tuesday, September 17-Fraternal
Day. r. S. Brown, President Louis
vile Commercial Club, Chairman.
Wednesday, September 1S--Loufe-
vile Day. Geo. G. Fetter, Director
Louisville Board of Trade, Chairman
Thursday, September 19-Kentucky
Day. Lew b. Brown, Of Harrodsburs
President Kentucky Press Association
Chairman.
Friday, September 20-Southern IL
diana Day. Adam Heimberger, Presl
dent New Albany Commercial Club
Chairman.
Saturday, September q - Every
body's Day. Everybody, Chairman.
The Special Nights Committee is
headed by j. V. Beckmann, Manager OF
the Retail Merchants Association. who
has announced the special nights as
follows:
Monday, September 16 German
American Night. f. w. Keisker, Chair
man.
Tuesday, September 17-Irish-Amer
lean Night. Thos. McCabe, Chairman
Wednesday, September lS-Labor
Night. John Young, President Louis
vile Federation of Labor, Chairman.
Thursday. September 10 - Press
Night. Young E. Allison, Chairman.
Friday, September 20-Military
Night Col w. b. Haldeman, Colonel
Commanding First Kentucky Regi-
ment. Chairman
Saturday, September 21-Farewell
Night Smith T. Bailey, Chairman.
Mr.. Nordeman expects School Chill
dren's Day to bring little folks not
only from Louisville but from all over
the State. He has appointed every
county and city school superintendent
in Kentucky as a member Of his COM
mittee.
For Fraternal Day, a large tent will
be erected where headquarters may be
opened by representatives Of all fra
ternal organizations, 10 receive, wei
come and register guests. 1t is the
hope Of Col. Brown to have a series
of drills by the uniform ranks of the
different organizations.
Mr. Fetter will have the active CO.
operation of commercial, industrial,
financial and professional organiza-
lions in making Louisville Day one
that will put it in red letters on the
Fair calendar.
No one Will be bold enough, however,
TO challenge the popularity of Ken
lucky Day Every indication points
to its being the banner day of the
week Mr. Brown has named many
prominent editors Of Kentucky as his
associates on this committee. He is
counting upon several large excursions
from different points, The editors Will
hO.l a rally on the night Of Kentucky
Day, which is known us Press Night,
and CGi. Allison is arranging a very at
tractive program. Press headquarters
are to be established at the Fair
grounds
Mr. Heimberger is not only appoint
ing Southern Indiana editors, but
heads Of commercial organizations in
that section as members of the South
ern Indiana Day Committee.
The programs for every night will
be attractive. This Will be especially
true Of Military Night, when the First
Regiment will give an exhibition drill
in front Of the grand stand.
While the days and nights have been
given some special name, II does not
follow that the State Fair management
wishes to conflne the attendance to
those interested in the way that the
name indicates. On the contrary, the
Stale Board of Agriculture invites
everybody to come every day and every
night. + .......r..s.s