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BANKS’ CASE CONTINUED.
XEW HAVEN, July 9.—~A contin-
uance until Tuesday “as giten counsel
forO cg-i‘iii Banks, of. \‘ontnlk. an
out his dealer who was arrested
Marvelous Works of Art to
be Shown at San Fratgztsco W . ..
Thirty-six oi the World's Navies Wll Participate Officially Upon a Stupendous Scale-Moon’s Most We supplipa by at. City coon todaY-
Noted Architects Create City of Palaces the Like of Which Man Has A
Never Behold-{nomad to Exhibit.
The photoznllhs upon this pegs reveal. just I flew oi the thousands or tunnels that will be seen by the mil-
lions who visit the Panama-Pacific international Expooltion in Son It‘rlncioco nut you.
The opening of the Panama canal is regarded by the nations Is one of the most stupendous events in the his-
tory 'of the world, and in recognition or the great work at Panama. there will be exhibited in San Francisco such
I divpioy of the world' s progress as has never been seen before. .
Th news that Ensland will exhibit at the Paulina-Pacino International Exposition in evidence of the emu
in; interest that is ovarywhero taken in America‘s Panama canal celebration .
Thirty-six of the World's great nations will omclslly participate in the “position. Here is the list: Argentina,
Australia, Austria, Bolivia. Brazil, Bulgaria. Canada, Chile, Colt: Rica. Cuba. Denmark. Dominica: Republic,
Ecuador, Franco, Gustamsla. Haiti, Hollsnd. Honduras. My, leon, Liberin. New Zealsnd, Nicaragumfsnnmn. Pen
sis, Peru. Portugal, Salvador, Slain, Spain. Sweden. 'l‘nrkcy Uruguay, Venezuela and Great Britain. .The nations
have appropriated enormous sums. The Argentine, for example. has appropriated 81,300,000 gold for its d13pluy;‘
Canada has appropriated $600 000 and construction is for ndmced on the grant Csnsdlan pavilion '
The natives of every civilized country on earth will be enabled st San I‘rancisco to behold a surpassing viewl
o! the progress of their native land.
Tbmuaout the l‘nltcd States and in foreign lands millions of people are planning to visit the exposition next
, year. A! n recent meeting of the Transcontinental Passenger usacistion it win decided to make great reductions}
in railroad fares The exposition opens on February 30
Ind closes on December 4. 1915.
The expoaltion today is one of the nights of the world.
The passenger on s steamer through the Golden Gain
- beholds the vast domes of the exposition palaces rising like
the domes and minarets of s {shied Oriental city. Bo-
lore the main group of exposition palaces, which i'sco
' north upon tho harbor for more than one mile, a great
' see. osplnnade has been constructed; this has been won-
'doriully landscaped with thousands at are trees Ind
.ohrubs brought from distant parts of the world Here
multitudes will gather during the exposition to View by
; day the assembled warships of the world's nnvles end at
night it. wonderful series of colored illumination: visible
forty or ili'ty miles; away. The entire exposition grounds
.pnrtdlel San Francisco harbor for almost three miles.
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nsmsonn hook or any pages, illustrated '
profusely in colors and giving detailed descrip-
tions of the Panama-Puma international Expo
sition to be hold in San Francisco from February 20
until December 4, 1915, and of the Panama. canal and
the canal region. will bo mailed by the Panama-Pu.
cine international Exposition free of charge to all
inquirers. The booklet is intended as 0. sellers!
guide to prospective visitors and 1trill slso cont-tin
information concerning the great engineering toot
which the exposition is to celebrate. Write to the
Mmager. the Bureau of Publltntlons. Pausmn- Pacific
international Fxposition. Exposition building. San
Francisco. tor the booklet
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Copyright, 1914. by Puma-Pacino Intern-lions! his-pointer: Company.
This photograph elicits a halt-dome in the coloisnl Pulses of Education st the Panama-Pacino martini l
,' Exposition in San mnclm in 1915. The world's most noted artists. mot-st decorators and mus-‘33}
a staged to decorate the exposition palaces and as 0, result, the huge stmclnres are indescribsnly beautiful The
f interior? or the demo is embellished with sr‘superb mould dt brilliant colors, designed under the supervision or Mr. 1
Jules Guerin.‘ the noted artist. The height to the top of the hell-dome in 110 test.
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127-129 WASHINGTON ST.
and a native of New York, begun present position as president of the
his railroad career at the age of 15, \'e\\ listen and chairman of tho
as an office boy On the New York board in the absence of Mr. Elliott,
Central lines. In 1891 he was made who is on a vacation. Until I on:
trsinmaster of the Hudson division sume the duties of the position to
and thereafter was steadily promoted which l.l1sve been elected any ford
'to different pesitions. He was lip liner statement would hardly be in.
pointed assistant general manager of good taste. My relations with Mr
the Boston and Albany railroad in Elliott have been and are most‘co
5907. becoming vice president in dial and this step is not taken wit,
'chsrgo of the property two years out much regret in severing my per:
later. He became a vice president sonnl relations with lu'm as walla:
lot the New Haven railroad Septem-V with every officer and enlploye wt
her first last and since November flrst‘ whom I have been associated 31:8”
has been its president. T 'Septembe'r first, last."
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important Change “Elected to
Executives of New England
. insiiruadsystsm
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BOBTO-Nf July 9.—-James 7H. Hustle,
It is' understood that no ‘sucoekg
you sad 'Harttord Railroad Common,
was Tuesday elected, president of this; ‘
Boston and Main» railroad, succeed-i
, in Morris McDonald, who recently
_, I assigned. .
SIN; . Mi: Himtls’ election becomes sites?
ltive August 15. In the monotone he
will continue in the New ‘mven's
:prcoldoncyuntil the return (it How.
,prtl Elliott, chairman of tho New
illusion directors. tram a vacation
trip in the Maine woods. __ ,
Who‘ll Mr, Hustle loaves this New ~
Haven road it is expected that Mn, H" 3““m‘"‘-
Elliott. m. continuing as. chalr-E "1 accepted the presidency of the
Emmi of “new mu b. gloss the Boston and Maine bocwse the direc- HARTFORD July's 9.——Matthew
~ lbors of that road were good enough Woodiord born in Burlington in 18
was made» ro- to say they believed that my expert- and a. representative in the General
Assembly for Avon in 1867, forms!
be m Ind 15““me in New Instead could be used town clerk. selectman sud ladle 0!; ‘
w 3300!! “W n “it.“ ~80“ “name It is a work probate. died at his home in UN
d “5.000. the nil.- imitation splendid opportunities for vttis ton-y. .
Eunice and cos tint strongly sppssla
' .I flood tennis ore to no lied-em
5 l retain II!' the advent-Ins.
sum .1. sums,» Lessee.
GEORGE '-*00TE'-"nllnem mend
Hustlrfinger to Take Up His New
Duties.
NEW YORK July 8.——James H. Hus.
its, president of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, who has been elected pres‘
ldent oi the Boston and Maine tend- .
cred yesterday to the executive com :B‘aglcip‘gzg’algafigrgagogg gin-”f
mittee of the New Haven company cure for n it strengthens the .
his resignation to take effect August sch membranes, promotes now at 51*
1-15. After the meeting of the commute tutees. purifies the Izmir
Imittee Mr. Hustle said: builds you no
to m. Hustis is likely to be nuts;
for some time, ii at all,
Elliott will in all probability m.
president as well as chairman 0! I‘ll?
New Haven system. '
For UD-tQ-dattz-
FRED H MWNG.‘
Funeral Director and
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