Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-09
HOLSTERS WILL
VIEW INSIDE OF
CASH REGISTER
Representative Delegation of
Indianapolis to Be Guests
of Dayton Company.
GO ON SPECIAL MONDAY

apoIis will leave this city next Monday
morning on a special train as the guests
Of c. D. Bracket, indianapolis repre-
sentative Of the National Cash Register
Company, to visit Dayton. Ohio, and The
plant there of the National Cash Register
Company.
Included in the list of guests will be
representative men Of the following clas-
.<sifcations: State officials, city officials,
Chamber Of Commerce, Board of Trade,
religion, education the Merchants AssO-
citation, transportation officials, the 1u-
dietary, authors, attorneys, financial in
situations, insurance, manufacturers. pub
lie utilities and real estate.
The special train will consist of six
special Pullmans, the private car of B.
A. Worthington, president of the c. 1. &
W. Railroad, who will one Of the party,
two dining cars and a baggage car
WILL BE A
ONEDAY TRIP.
The train will leave Indianapolis at
Z 80 a. m, Monday, and viii arrive at
Dayton at 1880 q. m. 1t viii leave Day
ton on its return trip TO Indianapolis at
1850 p. m, Monday, and will arrive In
this city at 10 80 p. m.
The party Will be welcomed on their
arrival at Dayton with a band, and q
reception committee that viii include
officials Of the State and city officials
Of the Chamber of Commerce, officials Of
the National Cash Register Company,
representatives from the McCook aviation
field, leading manufacturing and bust
ness men; c. +. Kettering, vice presi-
dent of the General Motors; Wilbur
Wright, and officials of the Miami Valley
Conservancy Organization.
Following the arrival Of the visitors
there will be a parade to the factory OF
the National Cash Register Company, the
party being in automobiles, where they
will be welcomed by officials Of the
company, including J. H. Patterson,
president and general manager, who has
just returned from a business trip and
business survey in Europe. and who will
tell Of his findings; the city manager, c.
II. Barber, and Mayor ]. n. Switzer. The
reception viii be in the schOolhOuse Of
the company.
trip then will be made through the
factory, and at noon the visitors will wit
ness one OF the regular noon entertain
menrs for employees.
VISITORS TO ABSORB
EDUCATIONAL WORK.
At D. m. they will have luncheon IN
the officers clubroOm and from to 3
o'clock will hear special welfare com
munity lectures, illustrated, showing
what has been accomplished in the city
and in the plant Features of the work
will be outlined by DR.. D. F. Garland,
welfare director of the National Cash
Register Company.
They will then be taken to Far Hills"
the country home of Mr.. Patterson, and
TO the Hills and Dales park, which was
given to the city by Mr.. Patterson.
The way then will lead to McCOok avia-
ton field, where there will be special
aviation stunts. and then to the Engle-
Dinner viii be served in the factory for
the visitors.
During the day motion pictures viii be
taken Of the visitors, and these will later
be shown in this city.
In his letters OF invitation to his
guests. Mr.. Bracket said, in part:
"EXCHANGE IDEAS
FOR BETTER CITY"
THE thought uppermost in thu minGs
Of all of us just now, is how to make
Indiana polls a greater city. Towns. like
men, can get ideas from other people.
The city Of Dayton IS one of the most
interesting in America-Dayton's COM
, mission form Of government and the Ma
tionaI Cash Register plant are studied
By municipal builders the world over.
Besides. Dayton is sufficiently important
to make her friendship worth while to
the newer and greater Indianapolis"
He explained that with all this IN
mind he was inviting a number OF the
best and biggest men Of Indianapolis
to be his guests on April 11th., on
special Pullman train to Dayton.
HERE ARE
HOOSIER GUESTS.
Following Is a list Of the guests for
the trip:
r. c. Adamas, R. E. Adams. J. J. APP
pei, J. ". AthertOn, W. A. Atkins F. NJ
Ayers, Thad Baker, A A. Barnes, W. H.
Barrere, B. r. Batty, A. R. Baxter, F. o.
Belzer, A ]. Beveridge, George Bittler,
Charles Bookwalter. Bert Boyd, G. D.
Bracket, c. z. Bracket, c. II. Bracket,
A. c. Bradshaw, Jospeh Brannum, D. r.
Brosnan, H. II. Brown, II. L. Brown, W.
II. Brown. c. L. Buschman. Amos Butler
Frank Butler, r A. Butler, r. II. Bryson,
II. F. Campbell, w. W. Carter y. H.
CartinhOur. z. W. Case, G. F. Caster, EN-
erson Chaille, J. L. Clough, J. B. Cock
rum, c. E. Coffin. James A. Collins. ]. W.
Coreys. Lamont Daniels, II. +. Danner,
E. II. Darrah, II. E. Daugherty. J. A.
Daugherty. P. G. Davis, 7. c. Day. L. G.
Deschler, Henry Dithmer, B. c. Downey
B. ". Duck J. A Dunkel G. A. Efroym-
son. C R. Emerson. E. D. Evans, w. B.
Farmer, Z s. Fishback. Bishop Francis
f. H. Friedly, William Fogarty, F. C
Gardner W. D. Catch. A. NJ. GIOssbren-
ner. E. Z. Graft Charles Greathouse, C.
Y. Griffith, Theodore Griffith, ". J. Good
ali. Murray Hadley, W. B. Harding. T. W
Harris. o. D. Haskell, J. Guy Haugh,
Paul Hayworth, William Herschell. a. D.
Hitz. J. G Hoffman, Fred Hoke, Louis
Hollweg. J. A Hook, Thomas C. Howe
Kin Hubbard. H. J. Huder, l.. c. Hues-
mann. L. T. Hurst. N. Y. Hynes, D. B..
D., HES. W. H. Insley. Walter Jarvis. Charles
W Jewett. Walter johnson. a. Il Jones
Frank Jordan, A c. Kahlo, Alfred Kauff-
man, f ]. Kendall, V c. Kendall, John
Kingan. H. L. King. c. L. Kirk, Judge
Lahr, H Mex Landon, II. c. Lathrop,
B. F. Lawrence, J. H. Lederer, W. o. Lee,
George Lemaux. Ralph Lemcke. Z. S.
Lesh, H P. Lieber. J. II. Lowry, J. ].
Madden, F. P. Manly. Walter Marmon,
George J. Marott Bert Mcbride W. T.
McCr9y, J. NJ Mcintosh, Homer Mckee
L. 2. McMurtrie, Felix McWhirter, c. W
Meinsinger. f. c. Merritt, Dick Miller
Fred Mills, F. ". Mills. W J. Mooney
J. E. Morris, G. B. MOxley, c. OBJ. Muir
ply, Meridith Nicholson, W. D. Oaks, c.
J. Orbinson, Hence Orme. E. V. Parrish,
". E. Pittsford, Walter Prichard, S. VI.
Ralston. L. VI. Rankin. 81. J. RansbUrg
S. E. Rsuh, J. E. Rehm, Harry Reid, J.
B. Reynolds, Paul Rtchey, J. w. Rickets,
J. A. Rink, d. S Ritter, V. f. Rohrer,
L. G. ROthchild. J. c. Ruckelshaus. A.