Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-24

MADE OUT
Three Days Schedule For News
paper Men Of the State
Of Kentucky.
THE FORECAST FOR OLYMPIA.
Event is To Be- a Feast Of Wit
and Flow Of Mineral
Water.
THE FORECAST FOR OLYMPIA.

Details of the programme for the
midsummer meeting of the Ken
lucky Press Association, to be held
at Olympian Springs, Olympia, KY,
from June 8 to Is, are announced by
]. G. Alcock. secretary and treasurer
of the association. In acommunica-
ton he says:
"All newspapers in the state should
be members of the Kentucky Press
Association, and the Executive Com
mittee has ordered me to invite you
to send in your application for mem
bership and join us at Olympian
Springs for week of business and
pleasure. At these annual meetings
the newspaper men of Kentucky not
only have an enjoyable, time, but
talk shop and discuss their business
from all viewpoints. In this way
they are brought face to face with
all the problems confronting pub
fishers and go home better prepared
to serve their people. The associa-
tion is, in many ways, helping to
place the newspaper business in Ken
lucky upon a higher and more profit
able basis, and you are requested to
unite with us and do your part in
helping the good work along.
"The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company has agreed to furnish
special cars for our members, and
the regular train will leave Louis
vile for Olympian Springs on June
8, at 8 o'clock a. M, from the Sew
enth street station, Seventh and
River.
"The Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company will furnish free
transportation on its lines in the
state to members of the association
justly entitled to same under our
constitution
Editors from the eastern part of
the state will join the party leaving
Louisville at different points along
the route The social programme will
be announced later.
The editors are scheduled to ar
rive at the hotel in Olympian Springs
at o'clock the afternoon of June 8.
Luncheon will follow and an inform
al reception will take place.
The meeting proper will begin at
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning, June
10, when Ed D. Shinnick, president
of the association, will swing his
gavel. An address of welcome will
be responded to on behalf of the as
sociation by Gen. w B. Haldeman,
of the Louisville Times. Minutes of
the previous meeting will be read by
the secretary, the reports of the
president and secretary will be re-
ceived and the report of the Execu-
tive Committee and the election of
officers will follow. AT IL o'clock
Ben Cozine, of the Shelbyville News.
will discuss &c cd Prices" and at
11:30 O'Clock ''Tonics for Country
Papers" will be the subject of an
address by Woodson May, of the
Somerset Journal.
Subscription Contests will be
the subject of an address opening
the afternoon session by T. t. Will
son. of the Cynthiana Log Cabin.
Other addresses TO be heard dur
ing the first three days are as fol-
lows:
Value of individuality Allow
mar, Versailles Sun.
Awaiting Charles Meacham, Hop
kinsville Kentuckian.
Need of Improvement in Citizen
SoldieryvHenry S. Breckenridge.
The Inauguration Of Warfare on
! Blindness in Kentucky-Miss Linda
Neville. Lexington, Ky.
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