The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
STATE FAIR IS IN
COMPETENT HANDS
Personnel Of Management As
sures Splendid Exhibition.

The powerful and efficient operation
of gigantic piece OF machinery is de-
pendent upon it's smallest cog, and 1t
is also true that the intricate move
ment of a great enterprise like the
Kentucky State Fair is equally de-
pendent for smooth and successful
running upon the various human cogs
forming it's operating force.
For the eleventh annual State Fair,
to be held next Sept. 1920, there are
already % component parts and sub
sidiary cogs in active and united oper-
alton, all working toward the most
brilliant and successful enterprise OF
the kind that Kentucky has ever
known.
The % departments embrace an en-
larged area of exhibits, each depart
ment being presided over by men,
Der of the state board of agriculture,
who is styled the member in charge,
and under the direction OF each men,
Der in charge there is one or more
superintendentS, who have active SUI
nervision over the various EXHIBITS, and
the personal welfare of exhibitors and
visitors to their domain.
The departments and their super
yisors have been allotted in accord
ance with the appended list, and al
ready there is the friendliest and most
commendable rivalry among the heads
and their assistants looking toward
the success of their particular field Of
operation.
The various departments, with their
heads. are as follows:
fIorses-Commissio j. w. New
man, Frankfort, member-in-charge
Guthrie Wilson, Bardstown, superin-
,endent.
Mules and Jack Stock-James NJ.
Terry, Cynthiana, member-in-charge !;
Guthrie Wilson, Bardstown, superin-
tendent.
Beef Cattle--R. ]. Bassett. Leitch-
field, member-in-charge w. r. Moor
man, Jr., Glendean, superintendent.
Dairy Cattle-Professo J. II. Kas-
tie, Lexington, member-in-charge;
Charles Bright, Eminence, superin-
tendent.
Swine-J. l.. Letterle, Harrods
Greek, memberin-charge; L. G. Ow-
ings, Jeffersontown. superintendent.
Sheep and Goats-H. NJ. Frohman,
Client, member-in-charge; w. 7. Chill
ION Campbellsburg, superintendent.
Poultry and Pigeons-G. N. Nc
Grew, Bayou member-in,charge; Har'
Is Lehman, Midway, superintendent.
Dogs-C. r. Van Meter, Lebanon,
memberin-charge; H. M. Wood, An
chorage, superintendent.
Vegetables and Melons,. l.. Let
,erle, Harrods Creek, member-in-
charge; Charles Scholtz, Louisville, SUI
Derintendent.
Field Seed and Graini-G N. Nc,
Grew, Bayou, member-in-charge II. c.
Loyelace, Boston, superintendent.
Tobacco-James NJ. Terry, Cynthl-
ana, member-in-charge Judge Frank
F. Sebree, Carrollton, superintendent;
evan S. Reese, Springfield, assistant
Superintendent.
HorticultureAFred r. Blackburn,
stanton, member-in-charge: w. w.
E'llenmeyer, Lexington, superintend-
ant.
Plants and Flowers-H. NJ. Froh-
man, Client, member-in-charge.
Women's Department : Commits
n ember.in.charge; Mrs. H. b. Walcott,
Shelbyville, superintendent.
Farm Implements and Machinery
K. ]. Bassett. Leitchfield, member-in-
charge; T.. Beale, hurry, superintend-
2nt.
Minerals and Fore try-Fred r.
blackburn, Staunton' member-in-
charge; J. f. Barton, state forester,
frankfort, Superintendent.
Students J's'glng Contest-H. NJ.
r1ohman, Client. mountaineering |;
&c. w. Young, Shelbyville, superin-
endent.
Professor ]. II. Kastle,
Lexington, msmberin-charge; 7. r.
Bryant, Lexington, superintendent.
Speed-C r. Van Meter, Lebanon,
nember-in-charge
Dairy Products and Apiary-Pro-
lessor ]. H. Kastle. Lexington. mem.
er-in-charge; Professor j. j. Hooper.
Lexington. superintendent.
Farm Boys Encampnlent-G. y. Nc.
irew, BSyou, member-in-charge: Pro
lessor n. B. Hendricks, Lexington. SUI
Herintendent
Babies Health Commissioner j.
| ". Newman, Frankfort, member-in.
charge: Mrs. John l.. Woodbury.,
louisville, superintendent.
Kentucky has Joined the list OF
tates that have recognized the value
good babies, and the health contest