Information for Exhibitors
A brief Description of the Exposition, Extracts of important Rules and Regulations, and an Analysis of the Plan and Scope of the Exhibit Departments

INFORMATION <|915j| for EXHIBITORS -------——— — ————— achievement. All the processes will be demonstrated, step by step, from the initial work to the finished prod- uct. The scope, significance and character of the De- partment of Liberal Arts will be indicated by a careful study of the Classification, which covers fifteen separate and distinct Groups divided into one hundred and twenty-one Classes. The display of Graphic Arts will embrace the whole range of this broad field — the various processes in en- graving, printing and publishing, including maps and other commercial engravings, and the manufacture of paper. Journalism, the prime factor in moulding public opinion, will be fully illustrated. Photography’s latest achievements will be on exhibition, such as the recent developments in color photography, the scientific appli- cation of photography to astronomy and surveying, and the making and operation of moving pictures. There will be shown large telescopes and other deli- cately adjusted instruments used by astronomers in the great observatories of the world, and by scientists in other fields of activity; calculating machines and cash registers; optical instruments; and coins and medals. The mechanical side of Medicine and Surgery will be re- presented by an extensive collection of instruments and appliances, and by a demonstration of the most intelligent modern methods for the prevention and mitigation of the ills which beset mankind. The many chemical products and their processes will prove highly attractive, especially the perfumes, flavoring extracts and brilliant dyes. All kinds of musical instruments will be presented; from band and orchestra equipments to grand pianos