Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
KIWANIS CLUB
PLANS FROLIC
AT AUTO SHOW
Disabled Former Service Men
and ROtarians Visit
Display.
GOVERNOR ALSO OUT

President Walter T. White Of the
Kiwanis Club will lead members Of the
club into the auto show tonight for frolic
and instruction. Disabled ex- x-service men
were guests yesterday afternoon and the
Rotary Club, 200 strong came with Presi-
dent Charles Hall and Governor Warren
T. McCray last night
The doors opened at 10 o'clock this
morning and a good-sized crowd was on
hand. Attendance throughout the show
has been all show officials could desire.
causing a lift even in the natural optim-
ism with which men in the motor game
are blessed. With two days TO be heard
from. exhibitors at the show are highly
pleased with the outcome. The first rea-
son for holding an auto show is to get
the business and the smiles of the motor
men Indicate there IS business and they
are getting it.
WILL PAY TRIBUTE
TO H0OSIER BUILDERS.
The HOosier motor world VIII nav
tribute to Indiana automobile manufac-
turers at q dinner at the Chamber Of
commerce this evening. From 100 to
700 guests are expected. Arthur r. Bax-
ter VIII be toastmaster. O. b. lies, presi-
dent Of the Chamber OF Commerce, viii
express appreciation for the work Of
Indiana motor car makers. Manufac-
turers who Will he special guests are
George A. Wcidley, Harry c. Stutz,
George VI, Dickson. William ". Thomp-
son. W. q Hall. Howard c. Marmon. Fred
Duesenterg and Louis Chevrolet. Allan
A. Rayon Of New York, chairman OF the
board OF directors OF the Stutz Motor Car
Company Of America, and Fred Nehrbos
Of New York VIII be special guests.
Atl'ha ~
Industry in indianapolis" will be the
subject Of 3. A. Wortdington. president
OF the Duesenherg Corporation.
LIEBER WILL DISCUSS
VALUE OF PARKS.
How State parks have been made more
valuable by the automobile Will be told
by Richard Lieler head Of tho Indiana
Department OF Conservation.
One Of the happiest traditions Of the
twenty three automobile shows Of the
past IS carnival night" Saturday
nights the night. The staid citizen can
get out and do lot Of things on car
niyal night he would not think Of doing
under ordinary circumstances. But on
carnival night the III is pried up a
BIT. II not entirely OF.
stay within the bounds OF proprietv.
but have darned good time" IS the
rule
BY way Of getting everybody in the
proper frame Of mind, everybody has
to wear a paper cap and a Hawaiian
necklace. There will be dancing. with
the Kilties band providing the inspira-
tlon.
RICKESBACKER
CALLED AWAY.
Capt. Eddie Rtckenbacker, famous ace.
and vice president Of the Rickenbacker
Automobile Company, was to have been
mn honor guest at the dinner this eve
ming. bat was called TO Trenton, y j.,
Thursday afternoon by the death Of
bruther-in-law.
4 feature Of the show which is never
falling magnet for crowd is the skeleton
chassis, Nash. Rickenbacber, Duesenhere,
Studebaker, II. c. S, Maxwell. REQ.
Haynes, Lafayette Durant Marmon.
Buick and Monroe displays included
exposed models and the folk take great
delight in standing by to watch the
wheels 20 round.
The Losey Nash Company has made
the skeleton model more interesting than
ever by having two mechanics who ask
and answer questions about it on duty
at the display.