exhibition in operation October 1, 1902.

(b) For machinery and mechanical appliances not intended for
exhibition in operation, November 1, 1902.

(c) For works of art, natural and manufactured products not
herein expressly classified, December 1, 1902.

(d) For special concessions to individuals, associations, or
corporations, December 1, 1902.

SEC. III. All applications for space must be in writing,
addressed to the president of the exposition, and should be
presented on forms which will be furnished by the Exposition
Company.

SEC. IV. Each application for space for exhibits must be
accompanied by a sketch, drawn to a scale of one-fourth of an
inch to the foot, showing the ground floor plan, and, if
possible, the front elevation and general outlines. These
installation plans and schemes must receive the indorsement of
the chief of the department in which the exhibit is to be
located, and the approval of the director of exhibits, and must
conform to the general architectural design for the treatment of
the interior of the building as prepared by the director of
works.

SEC. V. Permits for space will not be transferable, and
exhibitors will be confined to such exhibits as are specified in
their applications.

ARTICLE IX.

SECTION I. All communications relating to the exposition should
be addressed to the president of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition Company, St. Louis, U.S.A.

SEC. II. All packages containing exhibits must be addressed to
the president of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company.

SEC. III. Direction labels will be furnished by the Exposition
Company to be attached to each package. This label must be
filled out so as to convey the following information:

(a) The department in which the exhibit is to be installed.

(b) The country, State, or Territory from which the package is
consigned.

(c) The name and address of the exhibitor and the total number
of packages sent by such exhibitor.

SEC. IV. In boxing or casing any material intended for
exhibition, screws should be employed in preference to nails or
steel hoops, and packages should be addressed on two or more
sides. Each package should contain a list of the goods therein.

SEC. V. Consignments intended for different buildings should be
in separate packa