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 1 for EXHIBITORS and pipe-organs. Special features will be the most modern devices in player-pianos, which now form a very popular and important part of this industry. Wire- less Telegraphy is now an established fact and there is every reason to believe that Wireless Telephony will have become perfected by the time this Exposition opens. The Dictograph method will be among the most inter- esting exhibits in Telephony; also Fire Alarm and Police Signal systems. Special attention will be given to the exhibit of Civil Engineering, road-making, irrigation projects and public works. The great Panama Canal is the crowning achieve- ment in Engineering, and large working models of this best example of the Engineer’s skill will be on exhibi- tion. Illustrations of the activities of the Architect and Architectural Engineer will be exhibited on a large scale in the form of drawings, models and photographs of structural, decorative and landscape architecture, and by many ingenious contrivances in operation for the public’s safety, comfort and convenience. Among the most remarkable examples of this art and skill are the buildings and grounds of the 1915 Exposition and the reconstructed city of San Francisco. Manufactures and Varied Industries THE Department of a Universal Exposition which the nations of the Earth are most certain to ap- preciate is the exhibition of finished products of manufacture and manual skill. These comprise the ob- jects of utility, luxury and taste in which each country