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

F. Campbell, are in charge OF the sctiv-
tiles this evening. An elaborate program
of band music will be presented by the
indianapolis Military Band. W. 5.
Mitchell is the conductor
Take Central, College or Illinois street
cars marked Exposition said Claude
Wallin, director OF the Exposition I'VE
are expecting to have to close our doors
several times during the evening because
Of the jams of people. Everything Is in
shape following the general inspection by
the manufacturers committee at noon to-
day"
Tomorrow will be Purchasing Agents
day at the Exposition. The delegates to
the convention of the National Associa-
. ton Of Purchasing Agents which is be-
ing held in Indianapolis this week, will
attend the Exposition in a body. They
viii leave the Traction Terminal Station
on special cars at o'clock. After spend
ing the afternoon in the Exposition, they
will 90 to the Woman's building. where
an elaborate fun fest and dinner pro-
gram has been arranged by the Purchas-
ing Agents Association of Indiana
Tuesday evening, the announcement of
the awards for the best essays written in
the sixth, seventh and eighth grades in
the city schools on Industrial Indian
apols" will be made by MyrGm NJ.
Hughel, president of the indianapolis
Junior Chamber of Commerce, which
conducted the contest. hPrizes Of s25,
$15 and SO are to be given for the best
three essays written in the schools. In
addition to these, a number of honor
able mention diplomas will be announced
by Mr.. Hughel. The members of the
committee of judges for the essays are
B. Wallace Lewis, A. E. Roberts, J. F..
jerks and J. D. De Marcellus
Awards will be made Tuesday evening
for the winning posters in a contest car
ried on by the Exposition organization
six weeks ago o. B. lies. chairman of
the manufacturers committee, viii give
the prizes Of 500, $50 and S25 to he de-
signers of the three best posters. Walter
T. White, 1865 Park avenue, designed the
winning poster. Ed Herman of L.
Strauss & CO., the second poster and B.
Boaz, Jr., Is Pembroke Arcade the third
In addition, honorable mention will be
awarded to the following ten Indianapo-
lis artists, c. Hartman, 425 North Beville
avenue; Wayne Colvin, 2744 North
Meridian street; F. f. Davidson, 244I
Ashland avenue; R. J. Horton, IL Waiver
~ building; Edward z. Werner. COZ East
Morris street; Paul Iske, 1119 Reid Place /;
GorUon Mess, IL Waverly building; Paul
: NJ. Silver. 1913 East Wabash street: (.
~. Boyle, III West Maryland street. and
A. L. silica, TO3 Fidelity Trust building.
The Judges in the poster contest were
Earl Stafford, Paul Richey. V. Z. Robin
son. Phil ]. Plunkett, Jr., and Fred
Mills
1t was the original intention of the
manufacturers committee to have each
exhibit graded by committee of
judges who would be three purchasing
agents attending the convention of the
National Purchasing Agents Association
in indianapolis this week However it
was found impossible to get three pur-
chasing agents who would give the time
necessary to go over all of the exhibits
carefully.
Each exhibit viii be graded on the fol-
lowing points: Presentation Of selling
points, educational value to professional
buyer and to the general public. origin
atty of exhibit and attractiveness or
beauty.
Prizes will be awarded Friday evening
blythe manufacturers committee for. the
eight best booths. These prizes are as
follows: First prize, 500 in gold, second
prize, $50 in gold, third prize SO in gold.
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth.
each $40 in gold.
"a certificate showing the grading of
each exhibit by the committee on each
of these four points will be given to each
exhibitor, regardless of whether or not
he is prize winner" said Mr. lies. "Ex-
btbitors are urged to make 1t understood
that prices won will go to members of
the organization directly responsible for
the planning and execution of the ex-
hiblt."
The members of committee on exhib-
its in charge of Judging are as follows:
Roy Adams, chairman; Carl Walk, Hor-
ace Ryan. Paul Richey, Woods A. Ca.
perton, James Lowry. Ferdinand L.
Hollweg, Howard Little, Paul Porter.