Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-12

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ton and Meridian streets to a display Of
Indianapolis made products, covering
lines Of wearing apparel, furniture, in
terror rations, food products, home
and kitchen equipment and automobile ac-
cessories.
From the standpoint Of the effort
| expended, the originality and effective
ness Of the display and from other stand
points. the judges were unanimous In
opinion that Ayres should receive the
first award" said Paul Q. Richey.
/ Compliments also were paid by the
judges to the displays Of the National
Furniture Company which was a repro
duction Of the various furniture factories
n Indianapolis. whose products were dis
played. One window was given over to
the display Of the products and the
other to q miniature landscape grouping
of the factories.
The windows OF the Liberty Market
featured the food products Of twenty
four AiianapoHs food manufacturers.
Today vas known as Diplomatic day
at the Industrial Exposition, the princi-
pal feature Of the program consisting OF
a ceremony for this afternoon in which
twelve girls were to carry flags Of allied
countries to the center of the Manufac-
turers building, known as the Circle, one
by one, where the flags were to be ar
ranged in a stand, in the presence Of
representatives Of foreign countries.
Mrs. James Murdoch had charge Of
this feature, and the twelve girls to serve
as color bearers were Miss Eloise Gall,
Miss Dorothy Cooper, Miss Florence
Beckett, Miss Elizabeth lies, Miss Mar
jorIe Fisher, Miss Edna Levey, Miss
Camp, Miss Martha Louise Thompson,
Miss zelda Clepenger, Miss Arthella Carr
ter and Miss Eleanor Dickson.
The musical program for this afternoon
and eveQing was to be given by the In
dianapOIis Military Band.
When old paterfamilias or young pater-
familias, or maybe it's the feminine head
of the house, visits the Indianapolis in
dustrial exposition, he, or she, will ind
much of interest in the line Of home
buiIding-not merely a house, but that
thing Of more subtle qualities-s home.
If one had the proper authority and
feet of trucks a most satisfactory homo
might practically be fully equipped from
the exhibits, and scarcely a noticeable
hole made in the multitude Of varied at
fractions, for Of course one would scarce
ly wish for the ordinary simple home,
even though ones blood were about one
half printers ink, or the mechanical dis
plays such as the miniture concrete
handling device, or a big band saw, or
welding equipment, or the innumerabIe
other displays; though it would be very
convenient TO have in a home one of
those automatic elevators that goeth
whittier the master wills by the simple
pressure Of a button, and it might be
considered, both from an artistic and
unitarian viewpoint, very desirable to
have one Of those big cakes of ice with &
bouquet of flowers frozen in its very
midst
Beginning in the basement Of this
SuPpOsititious hOme-there are the fur
naces from which to make a selection
big furnaces and furnaces Of ordinary
growth, some Of which have gone
through what might be termed a major
operation, part Of their sides being cut
away so that their inner working might
be made evident, and in addition to these
are heating stoves.
For the kitchen-the heart OF the home,
some claim-there are ranges Of most at
tractive appearance and similar neces-
sary equipment. And for the bedrooms,
living room, dining room-in fact all OF
the rooms-there is big selection Of
pieces beautiful in design, material and
finish.
Even such simple. but essential ar
ticles as brooms, mops, whisk brooms and,
brushes Of all kinds and sizes are shown.
'MOps are being shown in process OF
construction, and, by the way, there is '
one type OF broom that might prove a
formidable weapon In the hands Of an
enraged household engineer, for one end
is the sweeping end, and on the other
end is mounted quite formidable steel
ferrule with a long, sharpsned point
And there are window shades and lamps
that might well be termed creations be-
cause of the beauty Of their line and
color And-oh, well, there's really too
much Of this feature Of the exhibition,
as we'll as the other features Of the sx-
hibition, for a mere typewriter to de
anything like Justice to it