Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
COURTESY TO BE
CTY'S SPECIALITY
Committee of 100 Named to Aid
Entertainment of Ad Men.

Indianapolis--the most courteous city
In the world
That's how members of the advertising
club want to impress the thousands who
Will come here for the Associated Adver-
Using Clubs of the World convention
here June to TO-
4 committee of more than a hundred
has been named to promote courtesy. 1t
isn't necessary to promote courtesy here
ask the Shriners-but these men will act
as the nucleus of a body to infame other
business men with the spirit of bringing
the world advertisers here.
John II. Lederer of The Indiana Daily
Times is chairman Of this committee. A
special courtesy committee is composed
of Mr.. Lederer, John B. Orman, Clyde A.
Bowers, George Smith, Bert O'Leary, Sam
Freeman, Robert II. Scrogin, James H.
Lowry and J. ". Quill.
Members of the general committee are.
Edward L. Hall, 80 South Capitol
avenue; George II. Gamman, Merchants
Bank building; Hugh J. Baker, care Hugh
J. Baker & Co.. Majestic building
William Klingensmith, the Indianapolis
Star; Charles Payne, the Indianapolis
Star; L. G. Rothschild, Merchants Heat
and Light Company; J. W. Young, Home
Seekers Realty Company, Merchants Bank
building; c. E. Young, L. Strauss & Co.;
Harry W. Dragoo, Central Press Clipping
Service; Edward A. Snyder, the Indian
apolis News; H. !. Wangelin, Wangelin-
Sharp Co., 459 Virginia avenue; George
Rubens, indianapolis Light and Heat
Company; H. H. Buskirk, S13 Hume
Mansur building; Harry F. 'Pavey,
Hibben- Hollweg & Co.; O.. A. Porter,
Porter Electric Company, 215 Hudson
street; Linneas n Hines, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, statehouse /;
P. J. Landers, superintendent Indian
apolis Union railway.
William Kothe, president Kothe, Wells
& Bauer Co.; Thomas NJ Vinnedge, vice
president Hurst Co.; Jeremiah E. Kin
ney, chief of police; Claude F. johnson,
captain Of police; Harry Franklin, cap
tain of police; f. o. BeIzer. Boy Scouts
executive; H. E. Howe, American Can
Company; J. f. Sullivan, American Can
Company; Cecil Swain, Kiefer- Stewart
Company; B. Boaz Jr., 461a North Penn
sylvania street; Cecil Crabb, Staley,
Crabb & Thomas, Inc; C. c. Finnefrock,
Fl. P. WATSON & Co.; William E. Balch,
Merchants association; George c. Cal
vert, Indianapolis Clearing House; Ken
meth Houck, Peoples Quitting Compa-
ny; Earl w. Kiger. 43 North Capitol ave-
nue.; Henry Eitel. Indiana National bank
S. B. Walker, William II. Block Com
pany; Gwynn F. Patterson, Indiana Ma
tional bank; Frank Bull, indianapolis
Star.
Albert n. Collins, L. S. Ayres & Co.; c.
G. Tomerlin, Pettis Dry Goods Company
Frank R. Wolf, H. P. WATSON 6; Co. /;
Samuel J. Goldstein, Goldstein Brothers +;
Thomas C. Howe, president Butler col
lege; Waiter Snyder, indianapolis News ;
w. R. Aldred, 706 Merchants Bank build
ing; Clifford G. Askin, sS7 North nli-
nois street; Hal T. Benham, BookwaIter-
Ball Printing Company; II. G. Bosler,
1928 East Tenth street; W. D. Allison,
907 North Alabama street; A S. Arnold,
]. F. Wild & Co.; J. H. Barnett, Martin
Parry Corporation; George f. Bass,
Hume-Mansur building; Samuel R. BoaI,
Pettis Dry Goods Company; Rover