The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18

tions were arranged by Charles w.
Read and the American Tent and
Awning Company. The illumination
scheme was worked out by a COM
mittee composed of M. K. Fox
worthy, Myron r. Green, T. B. Hat
field, w. H. Morton and A. c..
Crandall.
Along Washington st. three stages
have been erected on which will
appear bands of music and acts Of
the vaudeville and circus varieties.
The entertainers will play at the
various stages, located near Capitol
Ave., near Senate Ave. and east of
Missouri St., on time schedule that
was worked out by Henry X. Bur
ton, manager Of the Burton Booking
Office, who furnished the speciality
acts.
Decorative Program
The decorative program was ex.
tended down Capitol Ave. to Mary
land St., where giant arch forms
the gateway to the Bus Promenade,
which extends along Maryland st.
from Capitol Ave. to Senate Ave.
Here will be on display tomorrow
many types Of passenger bus, includ,
ing the first bus ever used in
America for passenger transporta.
ton, and the latest style Of luxurious
parlor car passenger bus, which has
been produced.
Senate Ave. between Washington
st. and Maryland St. will be the
indianapolis Industrial Lane, and
under a specially constructed canvas
covering will be exhibited the prod
ucts of scores of Indianapolis fac
tories. Spaces are given exhibitors
there will be ready a variety of In
dianapolis-made products that will
interest the thousands Of visitors
who will pass through this lane.
In Maryland ST., across from the
Bus Terminal building, a large stage
is to be erected on which will be
conducted the dedication ceremonies.
J. Edward Morris, as general chair
man of the celebration committee,
will preside. He will present to the
audience, which it is expected will
completely fill the street and over
flow into the other celebration lanes,
Ward B. Hiner, who, with his asso-
ciates of the Red Ball Bus Terminal
The day of the celebration is
liners birthday anniversary. He
admits having celebrated forty-four
previous anniversaries, and in his
honor giant birthday cake is being
prepared, bearing forty-five candles.
This will be on display during the
ceremonies.
After the introduction Of Hiner.
he will presento Mayor Samuel
Lewis Shank q large key, capable
of unlocking the symbolical gates
to the terminal building. Mayor
Shank, on behalf Of the city Of In
dianapolis, will accept the key and
with 1t ope nthe golden terminal
building gates.
Then the giant Hiner birthday
cake will be cut. The surface of
Maryland ST., which is being secured
and polished, will be cleared after
this ceremony, and dancing will be
in order. The dedication ceremony
is scheduled for $3.50 p. m. Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon Indianapolis
will Sc the largest parade Of pas
senger buses ever staged. A two
mile line Of BUSES will move through
the downton, streets Of the city,
lnarshalled by Captain Harry NJ.
Franklin. In the parade will be q
specially decorated parlor car bus
assigned to carry Governor Jackson
and other State officials. The car
has been painted tor the occasion
with the seal Of the State Of Indiana
embIazoned on it's sides. A similarly
decorated bus with the seal Of the
city of Indianapolis has been as
signed Mayor Shank and his Off
cial associates Of the city.