Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
WHAT THEY SAY
OF INDIANAPOLIS
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Hayes McFadden. Editor Of the South
ern Banker. Atlanta-Indianapolis is one
great city
Robert II. Wildman, Classified Adver-
Using Manager. sun, Baltimore-lts a
wide awake, cut and smash burg.
H. a. Gasvon. Advertising Manager.
Houston Post-Indianapolis Is 4 won
derful town-the reception committee
got started early.
John E. Raine, publisher the Maryland
Farmer, the Sentinel and the New Era.
Baltimore-What impressed me most
was the Soldiers and Sailors monument,
the circle and the wonderful manner in
which the city radiates out from it.
A f. HeberIein, Representative of the
Heinz Company. milwaukee, think In
dianapolis is a beautiful city and an
excellent business town.
Allen NJ Pierce, Atlanta CIothier and
Furnisher-I am very much impressed
with the business section of Indian
apolis; think indianapolis has excep-
sionally fine stores and gives evidence
Of carrying on a fine business.
W. b. FIoyers. Advertising manager of
the Daily Capital. Topeka. Kas.-The ex-
cellent reception committee makes a
fine impression.
T. r. Gentry, Commercial Superin-
tendent of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company. AtIanta-IndianapoHs has the
best developed telephone system In the
United states. IL has 6O0OO phones, l
understand.
James S. Fishman. Advertising Man.
Nashville. Tenn.-A very live town.
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Wichita (Kasl Daily Beacon--A 100 per
cent advertising club convention and a
100 per cent city. II looks like a win
ner.
r. II. WeviIl, representative of the
Walker Company. New York City-Ev-
erybody seems to be living in the conyen-
ton zone-nobody at home.
George NJ. Kohn. Advertising Man. At
Ianta-You have a wonderful hole in one
Of your streets-I broke my ankle there /;
but nevertheless I'm for indianapolis.
F. VI. CockrelI, Advertising Counselor's
STAFF of the McGraw-HiI Company, Inc,
New York City-There is a wonderful
future for the commercial aad industrial
development Of indianapolis.
w. z. Cochrane, Manager of the Rora-
bush Dry Goods Company, Wichita, Kas.
What impressed me in indianapolis
was the fine window displays and that
the merchants do not seem to be trying
to sell dry goods at a loss.
j. II. Wimberly. Copy Department. TT.
Worth Star-TeIegram-A very wonderful
place; the reception committee has been
most Courteous live bunch.
Z. E. Hardwick, Advertising Manager
of the Wichita Eagle-Indianapolis is a
fine city from what I have seen Of It, and
the feature Of the convention will he the
business-like manner in which it Will be
handled like it.
Mrs Charles LOchridge Atlanta
There is nothing that you can say about
Indianapolis that would be too good l
think that IL is a most wonderful and
beautiful city
r. Haughton. Vice President of the
johnson Printing Company, Texas-The
beautiful streets and parks Of Indianapo-
lis greatly impressed me.
c. c. Younggreen, Representative of
G. !. Pillow Works Company, Racine, Wis.
If we did not think that indianapolis
had a great future. we would not spend
the money we do. indianapolis is the
center of a rich Agricultural country and
has a most wonderful industrial, future.
We are going to build a 100000 plant
here.
Harry j. PIOgstedt, Manager of the
Commercial Department of the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Company, Gin
cinnati-IndianapOlis is 4 dandy, large
town and it is always a pleasure to visit
here. 1t is s1appy and up-to-date: it
has mighty good banking institutions
and l will not hesitate to visit them.
j. George frederick, New York City.
Member of the National Program Com
mittee of the a. a. c. of WHY trade
experience has shown me that Indian
apolis is one of tine best distribution
centers of the United States. logically
situated as the center of population and
distribution, and can be developed Oh
that basis.
James W. Elliott. New York City,
Writer of "Man Messages'-The Spirit
Of helping the other fellow meets MS
everywhere in Indianapolis. Indianapo-
lis has the right way; che only way.
c. o. Bags, Official Delegate of the At
Ianta Automobile Association and Presi-
dent of the Atlanta City Couneil-Im
very much impressed with the Indian
5polis system of streets and boulevard,
and the way in which they keep the
heavy traffic from the boulevafds.
Harry SwaItney, CLASSIFIED Advertising
Manager of the Milwaukee journal AMI
president of the Temporary CIassifsd
Advertising Managers Association--Indi-
anapolis has given the visiting delegates