Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
GIVES SPACE TO 50
Twenty More Exhibits Ex.
pected-Stage Virtually
Set for Exposition.

The stage is virtually set for the
second annual industrial exhibit of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce,
which will open Thursday afternoon
a the Washington Auditorium. Only
minor details remain TO be worked out
by the committee headed by Rudolph
Jose. Space has been allotted to so
exhibitors to date. but it is expected
that the number will reach 100 before
the exposition doors are thrown open.
Two hundred booths, covering more
than 80, 900 square feet of floor space
have been erected to house this rec
ord breaking panorama Of industry in
the National Capital.
While industry is the keynote of
the exposition. the more familiar side
&c Washington, that represented by
Government enterprise will not be
ignored. Special exhibits of this
nature will serve as a background for
the commercial displays.
Civic enterprises, too, will have
part.
Four 1T Groups.
Four art groups are participating.
Following the custom established last
year an art exhibit viii be held in
conjunction with the exposition.
The Public Library is given promi-
nent space in the arrangement of the
displays. It's exhibits will deal eSpe-
Ctally with the advantages offered by
its industrial department to those en-
gagged in commercial pursuits in the
city.
Nightly musical programs have
been arranged, with such notable
features as concerts by the three IA
nous service bands, those of the
-rmy, Navy and Marine Corps. Two
concerts each will be offered by the
Army and Marine Corps musicians
during the exposition, while one is
scheduled by the Navy group.
Amplifiers will carry the musical
programs into all parts of the large
auditorium. There will be nightly
programs by Louis Thompson, prom
inent in local musical circles.
Nine special nights have been
designated by the committee in
charge of the event They will be
marked by features sponsored by the
groups to which they have been
designated.
Thursday night, the opening, will
be known as Marine Corps Night
and will have as it's high lights a
concert by the corps band and the
appearance of Maj. Gen. Lejeune,
commandant, who is member or
the reception committee of which
Isaac Cans is chairman. Friday will
be Navy night" other special
designations are, Saturday, Cham
Der of Commerce night; Monday,
Army night; Tuesday, "Nationa,
Guard night; Wednesday. Red
Cross night; Thursday, Artists
night; Friday. Inventors night,
and Saturday, "Everybody's night.
Among the exhibitors are firms
manufacturers. Nevertheless, they
are manufacturing products which go
to swell the total output of local in
dustries. and their Industrial acttv-
tiles will be made apparent TO VlSlt-
ors to the exposition.
List of Exhibitors.
The list of exhibitors follows:
Auditorium f1oort-Acme Sales Co.,
Addressograph Sales Co., American
Ice Co., Annite Corporation, Atlantic
OIL Burner, Capace Co., M. B. Casey
Co. Columbia Orange Crush Co.. Con-
necticut Copperthlte Pie Co, Corby
Baking Co. Delco Light Co. Edmonds
Art Stone Co, Electrolux, Inc; Elliott
Addressing Machine Co., Engineer
Searching Co., Goldsmith Sign Co..
Robert N Harper Co., Harris ALE
man, p. F. Harris, Hill & Tibbetts.
1tOllneS q Duh, u. j hdALlAidAA' Ia 10
tai Corporation, Living Records Co.,
Lyon & Fitch, Inc; Ruby Lee Minar,
Inc; National Electrical Supply CO.,
National Delivery Association, Ma
tionaI Photo Co, Oilheat Corporation,
Oursman Chevrolet Co., Peoples
Realty Co, Pioneer Fireplace & Sup
ply Co., Ransdell, Inc; Seneca Perfume
Co, Shade Shop, Silent Automatic Co,
L. c. Smith Co.. Southern States Elec-
VI IL
Stern Co., Thompsons Dairy, Vacu-
cite Co., Washington Cadillac Co.,
Washington Gas Light Company,
Washington Kelvinator Co., Washing
ton NuGrape Bottling Co., Washing
ton Spring Works, John H. Wilkins
Co. and Witt-Will Truck Co.
Exhibition hall - Advertisers Art
Service, Capital Traction Co, Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co,
Chestnut Farms Dairy Co, o. ]. De
Moll Co, Emile" Equitable Life In
surance Co., Jewel Shop, NJ. A. Leese,
Lewis Hotel Training School, Morris
Plan Bank, Porter Radio, Walling
Process Posters, Washington Cham
Der of Commerce, Morgan w. Wicker
sham and Therapathic Health Food
Special exhibits include: Naval Gun
Factory, District of Columbia Chapter
Of the American Red Cross, the Post
Office Department, the Public Library,
Walter Reed Hospital, reconstruction
wards; Naval Hospital, reconstruction
wards: Gallinger Hospital RECONSTRUCT
ton wards; st. EliZabeth's Hospital
reconstruction wards; Tuberculosis
Hospital, reconstruction wards: the
Titanafram, the District of Columbia
National Guard, Society of Washing.
ton Artists, the Landscape Club. the
X Painters, Washington Sculptors, c.
Francis Jenkins, radio transmission