Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-16


 manufacturers and .ne allied indu.- tries. all of @ld.h a.p .laasiijcI a. h., eNl osition Transportation palace. .be National Asaoc.H.aa o Aui5mouiu- Manufacturers rsmosted ,raissjon 10 erect | tuildtne al their a0n c>= 2cnsc in ord~r ro cafaiu saa-c ury,-- sary for the .,aib1Ioa of aurh an iii dustry as tue.rt N.tar ue1el4.a.e,as Of il &oti&tioa= heI4ecn tHa=eN osi- tiou mana Ieenl aad tHc Nati4i4d a. sooiution, a', asre..acat has b..u req he'd under lhieb lhrrc sill h. erected | palac' solely drNo,zd 10 tn" exhibition 0. a.,6mobijrs. and .lI 'noC pertains to the mofeG industry This palace which will aa oocte4 a. cost of se}cra hundred thousands of dollars, Will cover an ;rea ot about 210,0o0 sqaare tcet, or more thaH. d>e acres, II will bp abooj lour times as large as th" Coliseum at thiegzo amt in il could bo pl four q. ij=a Nl1i- son square Gardens af NegI4 York NJ single indust}y nas=e9er presert,d 3a exhibit on hali so vast q scale
 In view or }ha fh5r,pationd rlCt- aeter of the tX30sf1ion and it, un Fortance to automohi1c mauofa au= CTS and o1 the opportunity =t.ale expansion. tiao aaonooiJe susmI3a= tnrers are p'.unas 10 malla d.s= lay 5neGu2l'"d Ht any @5oWoJiI9 show ever oraautz7
 In inc Vehict division Of Irauilur 1ation exhjDiis. automo6ilea are thoroughly cla~sifiea. The eeaTtmra is divided injo railways. eeaael7. }e hicles and aerial navi&attoE Tnis spa>c 'Nill b. au lh9t ls ngcassa'l tor the exhibition Of single models Ior
 Jr%oses of award II is qfaity, not quantity. that influences the iudenont oT an international iHry. The eNposi= ton has made provision for such necessary ace in the exhibit palace. This space is free
 But that it is totally inadequate to 1 satisfy the demands of the antomohil2 industry has been manifested by the number of requests for space already made to Captain Asher Carter Baker, director of exhibits of the Panama Pacific international Exposition.
 Applications from the foreign manu- ] faclurers o1 automobiles are eXcep- tionally heavy.
 Hence the erecting of Automobile hall on a location adjacent to that oc- cupied by Ma hinery hall.
 As outlined hy Captain Baker, this separate buildinc which is 10 be de signed and constructed by the eNNosi- committee appointed by subscribers of the National association, will be of sufficient dimensions to accommodate exhibitors in the method of allotment and occupation customary in the special industrial national exhibits. Assessments will be levied to cover the cost of the building. with re- serve fund for the administration, lighting and decorations. There will be a uniform decoration, tc te approv- ed by the director of exhibits and the thief of the department Of trans aorta- ton exhibits. .Ianitor service and guards will be furnished by the eN- position.
 Exhibits may ho changed if desired and neA 1915 models substituted or ders for ears may be taken on space, Ut no deliveries Of cars on exhibit space will be permitted; arrange ments for dcmonstrati4g cars and the conducting of the whole eNhibit will Ee along the lines of the New York and Chicago shows, no charge being made for admission to the building. Allotment of space will be decided by the chief of the department of trans portation exhibits and a committee ap- pointed by the subscribers. The whole of the exhibit will De subject to the rules and regulations of the eXposl- ton and for review by the interna- tioral jury of awards.
 The cost of this building will not
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