Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
CITY TO MAKE
ACCOMMODATION
FETE FEATURE
Centennial Gathering Looks to
Spreading Gospel of Bust
ness to u. S.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED

Indianapolis is the best city in the
world In which to live and work, in the
opinion of those in charge of the centen-
NAL celebration to be held in June.
And the centennial committee is going
to "selP' the idea to the people OF the
United States. The committee hopes to
make the celebration the biggest civic
celebration in the history of the city.
An excellent opportunity will be Of
6ered to SELL the city at the time Of
tie celebration, because the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World will
bring thousands of people here to the
ad convention in June The advertising
club committee met with the centennial
committee yesterday Afternoon and dis
cussed the celebrations, so that there
will be no conflict In the work of the
committees.
COMMITTEES NAMED
TO HANDLE AFFAIRS.
The following committees were ap-
pointed at the joint meeting.
Permanent Memorial-John H. uolh-
day, chairman; W. C. Bobbs, Mrs. E. F.
Robinson, Mrs. Arthur V. Brown and
Frederic NJ. Ayres.
History-Jacob P. Dunn, chairman;
Mrs Albert L. Rabb, Charles W. Moores,
and Mrs. John NJ. Judah.
Art and Relies-Evans Woollen, chair
man; Mrs. Charles Lesh, Mrs. Frank
Blackledge, William COughlip. Newton NJ.
TavIor. Harold FL. Brown, Miss Mary
Nicholson
Floats and Displays-Harry D. Tute-
wiler, chairman; Wallace o. Lee, Leon
ard Quill, William o. Bates, Mrs. Leo N.
Fesler and George Semnes.
Military Organization-Gen Harry B.
Smith, chairman; Col Robert l.. Moor
head, Brandt c. Downey, II; K Landes'
Thomas Wysong and W. c.. Kutemeier
Trades anizations-Edgar A. Per
kins, chairman; Charles p. Kern, S. 2:
Meadow, J. c. Smith, John Geckler and
Manufacturers Committee-o. B lies.
chairman; Frank NJ Smith, William NJ.
Taylor, Charles F. Crawford, w d.
Cakes and E. J 0'Riley:
Merchants-Frederic NJ. Ayres, chair
man; W. E. Balch. ). w. Lilly, J. 4.
Rink and Albert ZOller.
WOMEN INCLUDED
IN PROGRAM.
Womans Progres-Mrs. E. c. Rump-
Ter, Mrs. Elliott Perkins, Mrs. Grace Ju-
liam Clarke, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs. Curtis
A. Hodges, Mrs. John D. Johnson and
Mrs. Charles A. Pfaflin.
Music-Edward B. Birge, chairman;
Andrew Smith. w. S. Mitchell. Harry
Nicoli, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and Mrs. Z.
T. Edenharter.
Lowry, chairman: Walter Jarvis, Jack
Mckay, Emmett Hall, Eddie Ash. Joseph
Kelly, John w. Head and Raymond c.
Thompson.
Parade Committee-Bert A Boyd.
chairman; Gen. Harry b. Smith, parade
marshal; Robert H. Tyndall. Frank
Shellhouse, H. L. Dithmer, Walter E.
Pittsford, John B. Orman and Mrs. Will
bur F. Johnson.
acknowledgements E. Crippin, chair
man; E. Q. Graft, W. D. Allison, B. s.
Gadd. C. L. Barry and Mrs. Julia Belle
Tutewiler.
Churches-Rev. c. H Winders, chair
man Rev r & g WickS Rev Francis
Gavisk, Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht, Rev.
Allan B. Philputt and Rev. James d.
Stanley.
Membership Of the finance committee
has not been completed.
All committees were approved BIZ Mr..
Jones, vice chairman of the centennial
committee. Fred Hoke, chairman of the
finance committee, announced that the
members of his committee will be named
within the next few days.