Installation: Booth, wall cabinets, furniture, etc. $6,000 Salary of Director and assistants and maintenance at St. Louis ----------------------------------- 8,500 Freight, express, cartage, telegrams, etc. ------- 1,000 Material used in preparation and general supplies 2,700 Traveling expenses ------------------------------- 1,250 Printing and stationery -------------------------- 350 Expenses of Advisory Committee ------------------- 200 ------- Total -------------------------------------------- $20,000 ======= THE STAFF The Director acknowledges the loyalty and efficiency of those associated with him in the work of the department. To them belongs a large share of any credit which may be forthcoming for the value of the exhibit. In an educational exhibit, probably more than any other, the necessity of a personal explanation to supplement the work exhibited is necessary. Miss Olive C. Kellogg, of New York city, and Miss Clara M. Paquet, of Cohoes, expert attendants, were always ready to explain the work exhibited, and to give full information concerning the distinctive features of the various city systems and institutions. They spoke the principal foreign languages, thus aiding visitors from abroad in more easily grasping the ideas set forth and the methods exemplified. Miss Mary MacArthur, of Rochester, N.Y., served throughout the period of preparation and through the Exposition period as general assistant and stenographer; Hugh J. Kelly, of Albany, N.Y., as assistant and clerk, and E.J. Haddleton and H.B. Skinner, of Albany, as expert letterers and draftsmen. _Catalogue of Exhibitors in the Department of Education, Arranged by Groups, with the Awards, if Any, Received by Each_ GROUP ONE _Kindergartens, Elementary Education, and Training of Teachers for Same_