Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-18
SOUTHEASTERN FAIR
WILL PRESENT ADDED
EXHIBITS ON MONDAY
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and announcement of the prize win
ners will be made at intervals
throughout the week. E. z. Russell.
government live stock expert con-
nected with the department of agri-
culture. will have sole charge of the
entries of swine. Sixteen cars oS
live stock from other fairs are ex-
pected to arrive Monday. The num-
Der Of entries in this department is
ali eady so great that officials have
the cattle barn for the overflow
More than three score boys from
all over Georgia, who were selected
by their county agents to attend the
Southeastern Fair Boys School, Will
arrive Monday. During their stay
they will be given lectures twice each
day by experts in various agricultural
lines.
Corr club boys and members of the
be VS. and girls pig clubs # the state
will visit Lakewood where their hogs
are entered in The competition for the
state prizes. There will be fully 400
head Of swine from The boys and
girls clubs in the barns when the
judging begins Monday.
The international Stock Judging
Contest, participated in by representa-
tiveS from almost every state in the
union will be launched Wednesday
Approximately seventy-fve boys are
| expected to compete in the contest,
in which the winning pair is given
a free trip to London by the fair as
ISOLATION. The Texas duo which won
out last year has just returned from
their tour
Secret Order Day
ProclamationS urging their mem
bers. to attend the big exposition on
| Monday, which has been designated
as Secret Order day and Homecoming
several fraternal organizations.
| Jesse M. Wood, past grand chan
'cellor of the Knights Of Pythias for
Georgia, in a statement urged the 15,-
| 900 members of the organization in
! Georgia to stand squarely behind the
| fair movement and to cooperate In
making Secret Order day a success.
Robert H. Jones. Jr.. president Of the
| Atlanta Masonic club, IN proclama
ton, urged the Masons of Atlanta
and Georgia to attend the fair.
| Tuesday-School and College day
will find Lakewood in the hands of
| thousands of school and college
students. Atlanta and Fulton coun-
J ty school authorities have declared
| Tuesday an official holiday In honor
OF the occasion. On presentation Of
| Is cents and coupon which will be
furnished them by the school off.
Gals, students will be admitted t.
the fair grounds.
Merchants day follows on Wednes-
day. Club day and Ladies. day or
| Thursday. Veterans day and Blue
Ribbon day on Friday, with the mil
lion dollar" parade of prize winning
animals on the race track. and the
giant exposition will close Saturday
with Labors day.
Dog Snow Tuesday.
The dog show, which is to be held
under the joint auspices Of the At
lanta Kennel club and the American
Kennel club, will open Tuesday with
an entry list comprising some OF
tine most famous CANNES in Ameri-
ca. Included in the entries will be
showing. of German police dogs ever
gathered at any dog sh w except
the Madison Square event.
The fair grounds are open to the
public each morning a o'clock. The
live stock buildings which are crowd
ed with more than a million dollars
worth Of fire animals are open a;
$40 o'clock and the agriculture, au-
, tomotive industries, and liberal arts
buildings open at 8 o'clock
The midway, with its many amuse.
ment devices furnished by the c. A
Workman shows gets under way al
, 10 o'clock and remains in full blast
, until midnight. Band concerts a
; the different buildings Throughout
| tiGn ,Gke vaudeville acts which in
clude the diving act by the we'll
known horse. King Klatawah," be
gins at ] rs in front of the grand
0 stand, followed by the races. Thu
3 circus acts are repeated at night
in front of the grandstand.
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