Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

urday night and notice has been sent 10
all exhibitors that they are expected to
remove their displays Sunday morning at
o'clock.
Award of first prize for best exhibit in
the Industrial Exposition has been given
to e. c. Atkins Company, according to
report received tT o. B. lies, chairman Of
the manufacturers committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, from Roy Adams,
chairman of the booth contest committee.
The Homer Mckee Company was close
second. Presto Lite, third, and LaFay-
cite Motors Company, fourth; Charles b.
Bretzman, fifth; Crown Chemical Com
pany, sixth; J. D. Adams Company,
seventh, and Pittman- Moore Company,
eighth.
One Of the particular features of the
winning exhibit was the illustration of
the various uses of saws. A musician
performing on a saw attracted consid-
cradle attention.
The prizes, which will be awarded this
evening by Mr.. Adams and his commit
tee, are: 800 for first prize, $50 for sec
ond prize, SIS for third prize, and $40
each for the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth.
Every one of the 3S3 exhibits were
graded by the committees OF judges on
four separate points, as follows:
Presentation of selling points, 30 per
cent
Educational value to professional buyer
and to the general public, 80 per cent.
Originality of exhibit, 20 per cent.
Attractiveness or beauty, 20 per cent.
1t was the original intention to have
the judging done by delegates attending
the National Association of Purchasing
Agents convention, but it was found i'm
possible to get the delegates to take the
two days time necessary to work through
the exposition and to grade each exhibit.
The grading on the presentation Of selling
points was done by N A Gladding, Il c.
Howard and W. a. Caperton-
JUDGES VIEW MANY
POINTS IN EXHIBITS
The judges on the educational value to
professional buyer and to the general pub
lie. were Horace T. Ryan, Paul Porter
and Howard Little
The originality of the EXHIBITS were
passed on by a committee composed Of 7.
A. Carroll, Maurice Lpson and Paul @
Richey.
The attractfveness or beauty Of the ex-
hibits was graded by committee com
posed of Carl r. Walk, Ferd Hollweg
and James H Lowry.
In addition to the eight winners, hon
orable mention was given by the com
mittee OF judges to ten other concerns
The winners and those given honorable
mention with their gradings are shown
below
E c. Atkins & Co...-....-...-~~-~.- V.0
The Homer Mckee Company $1,000 95-3
Prest- O. Lite Company .....-.------. 30.
Lafayette Motors Company .-~----. ~,
Charles F BretKman .-....--.--.... III
Crown Chemical Company .--...-... $50
]. d. Adams Company .....-..--.-. 8G.4
Pittman Moore Company .-........ So.
Indpls. Engraving and Elect. Co... $50
G. c. c. & st. l.. Ry.......--....... So.S
Interstate Car Company ....-.-----. IS.
Indiana Oxygen Company .--..-.--- s..
Kahn Tailoring Company ---.--..-. 49
Kingan Company ......--.--.--.. S4.h
Paper Package Company .--.---.--- &5
Duling & Co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81.
Leedy Manufacturing Company. So
Pearson Scott Company .......... 81
The committee in charge OF the grading
Of the exhibits was composed Of Mr..
Adams, James II. Dougherty and Il T.