Each day there will be band concerts both in the city and at the fairgrounds. Each evening there will be free pavement dance, the dance that is becoming so popular in Lewisburg. Two big carnival companies will be in operation daily. The amusement features are well taken care of. The management of the fair is striving for only the best to be had. Aviators booked for the fair are men of wide experience and formerly of the regular army air service. Two former lieutenants and a sergeant. While flying from a height of from 2,000 to 3,000 feet, Sgt. Caden will walk from a plank into the air, thence to mother earth, an aerial stunt never before featured. When one witnesses the death defying leaps from the aeroplanes while looping the loop 3,000 feet in the air, it will bear out the fact that the fair management is keeping its word when it sends out word that only the best attractions will be obtained.

The United States Naval authorities will have a very interesting exhibit of war trophies and present-day munitions, etc. A party will be in charge to explain in detail the mechanism and history of each exhibit. Each day a big racing program will be carried out. Four team chariot races, fast Indian and relay races by the best riders obtainable and picked out from the fairs being held in this vicinity, prior to our fair.

The machinery exhibit, together with the exhibits from soil, factory, and hand will prove of much education to those following the vocation of rancher and farmer. 