ZANESVILLE BANDPLAYS STATE FAIRON GOVERNOR’S DAYDirector Paul Kern and Thirty Men to Make Trip; First Engagement at FairZanesville Memorial Concert baruL has been secured to furnish the musical program far Governor’s Day, Thursday, at the Ohio State fair. Announcement of the appointmentHERE FOR REGAHA HELD LABOR DAYDrive to Dispose of Five Hundred Sponsored Seats Opens TuesdayThe drive for the sale of 500 spon-flnrpri Kaata At fcl cacli for the I*ftborwas secured toy Director Paul Kern who has been persistent in his effort to have the Zanesville band recognized on the state fair program for the past five years. Despite the cut m the budget under whlch^ the fair la operated this year the contract was—signed last' week oncpDirector Kem 3s now awaiting final instructions concerning the class of programs* cesircd.The hand, numbering 31 pieces, attired in their new tan and gold uni-forms and with all the appur-tances, including tympanies, hells, chimes, etc., will leave for Columbus Thursday. The bond will occupy the main gTand stand and will furnish both afternoon and evening programs. Henry Storam will accompany the band in the double capacity of musician and vocalist.Director Kern in announcing success after five years of effort to get a Zanesvlllo band at the state fair praised the cooperation he received ficm County Chairman. Herbert A. Jones and Attorney Clarence Graham, member of the Democratic state executive committee, in securing a hearing with the fair management and fur the final decision.According to Director Kern, this is the first time a, Zanesville band has ever played at a, state fair In Columbus.