The San Francisco call

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national congress of chambers of com

merce. The commissioner was taken

over the exposition site yesterday

morning by Theodore Hardfe, a repre-

Uve of the exposition.

nineteen foreign countries that

accepted the invitation to partake

exposition are: Bolivia, Cuba,

<'osta Rica. Canada, Dominican Repub

lic, Ecuador, France. Guatemala, Haiti.

Honduras. Liberia, Mexico. Nicaragua,

.lapan. .Panama, rvrn, Salvador and

nay.

MOIB RKI'OKT> TO TAFT

erday bains the anniversary of j

ground breaking for the exposition, j

lent Moore sent the following j

.mis to President Taft:

"I have the honor to remind you that i

today is the anniversary of the ground j

i.leaking ceremonies of the Panama*

Pacific international exposition, when j

you turned the first spadeful of earth

in the prase nee of the largest crowd j

ever assembled in San Francisco. 1 am j

I ;<ppy to inform you that the work so

lously bason by you lias been I

progressing as rapidly as popsibie and

that the final plans for the buildings

will be ready shortly.

"The exposition grounds have been

work will be started this week

ii the service building, the first exhibit

palace will be commenced next month,

and we are assured by our architects

ill tiie exhibit palaces will be

completed nine months before the ex

position opens on February JO, 1915.

ltl>IM»>.IBll,ITl HKtOCiMZED

"Thus far M states and territories

have taken action toward participation,

is foreign countries have already ac

cepted the invitation to participate

which you issued last February, and 17

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The San Francisco call. (1912). San Francisco [Calif.], 1912-10-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1912-10-16/ed-1/?sp=22

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1912-10-16.