The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-05-23
NEWS BULLETIN.
Office of State Commissioner, Au.
dubon Park, New Orleans,

May 18th, 1908,
In the Department of Manufac.
lures at the Worlds Fair, the
State will not be permitted to
make collective exhibit. Every
exhibit made from this State will
nave to go IN its appropriate col,
lection III the Manufactures Build.
ing. Exhibits in this building
Will be distributed under the
following groups: Stationary,
cutlery, SilversmithS and Gold
smiths Ware, Jewelry, Clock and
Watch Making, Productions in
Marble, Bronze, Cast Iron and
Wrought Iron; Brushes, fine leath-
er articles, Fancy Articles and
Basket work; Articles for travel
ing and for camping, India Rub
Der and Gutta Percha Industries:
Toys; Decoration and fxed furni-
ture of buildings and dwellings,;
Otflce and Household Furniture;
Stained glass; Mortuary Monu-
ments and Undertakers' Furnish
lngs; Hardware; Paper Hanging;
Carpets, tapestries and fabrics for
upholstery; Upholsterers' Decora-
tions; Ceramics; Plumbing and
Sanitary Materials; Glass and
Crystal; Apparatus and processes
for heating and ventilation; Ap-
paratus and methods mot electri.
CALI for lighting; Textiles: Equip
ment and processes used in the
manufacture OF textile fabrics;
Equipment and processes used in
bleaching; dyeng printing and
finishing textiles in their various
stages; Equipment and processes
used in sewing and making wearing
apparel; Threads and fabrics of
cation; Threads and fabrics of flax,
hemp, ETC., cordage; Yarns and
fabrics of wool; Silk and fabrics
of silk; Laces, embroidery and
trimmings; Industries producing
wearing apparel for men, women
and children; Leather, boots and
shoes, furs and skins fur clothing:
Various industries connected with
clothing.
1t is EXTREMITY desirable that
Louisiana should make as complete
an exhibit as possible of her in
dustries under these heads. In
order, however, for the individual
manufacturers to make these ex-
hibits, they must prepare their
specimens and put them in nice
glass cases ready to be exhibited.
These cases should have lock and
keys. The Commissioner, one re-
ceiving these cases, will transport
and install them in their proper
places in the Manufactures Build.
ing, and will see that they are
kept in order during the Exposi.
ton. The attention of all manu-.
facturers is called to this notice
since the Commission will not be
able to furnish cases or do more
than transport and install exhibits
IN their proper places. The same
may be said of the Liberal Arts
Department.
LIBERAL ARTS
Under this head will be includ.
ed the following groups:- Typo
graphy various printing process
es; Photography; Books and Pub
lications- Book Binding; Maps and
apparatus for Geography, Cosmo-
graphy. Topography; Instruments
of precision, Philosophical Appa-
ratus, etc. ,-Coins and Medals
Medicine and Surgery; Musical
instruments; Theatrical Appli-
ances and Equipment; Chemical
and Pharmaceutical Arts; Manu-
facture Of Paper; Civil and Mill
tary Engineering; Models, Plans
and Designs for Public Works;
Architectural Engineering.
All persons desiring to exhibit
under these heads should first
communicate with the COMMITS.
Iioner and see whether or not
exhibit could be made
in any Of the above groups, and if
not, whether it would be neces-
sary to have cases made and pre-
pare the exhibits for installation
before shipping.
ART
In the Art Department, the
following instructions have been
issued: "That each State appoint
, special Committee of Artists to
lct as jury to select from the
exhibits offered those deemed
most worthy, which selections
will be sent to st. Louis subject
% the final judgment of the Ma
iOnal Art Jury as to eligibility
or exhibition. On account of the
United space in this department