Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1921 — Page 8

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STAGE ALL SET FOR AUTO SHOW START MONDAY City Organizations Plan Big Doin’s Every Night at Exhibition. ‘BIGGER AND BETTER’ There'* really not much left to do in the bis building out at the State Fair grounds, where the spring automobile show will open In a blaze of glory Monday night. The shining exhibits are lined up In their best form and the decorations have been placed. All It needs to bring It to life Is the pulslns tide of humanity flowing up and down and through the aisles, marveling here and ‘'Ohing” there, as some particularly enchanting exhibit catches the eye. And that the crowds will be there In greater numbers than ever before Is the prediction of John B. Orman, manager of the show, and the other officers of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association who have given of their time and energy to make this show the best ever held in the Iloosier capital, if not in the C. S. A. Beginning Monday night, when the members of the Optimist Club will be out In full force, there will be big doin'* at the show all through the week. The Indianapolis Athletic Club will bold forth Tuesday night, and on Wednesday night the Kiwaniuns, after practically e whole day of boosting the auto game, l will try to outdo those who have gone before them. The Rofarians, not to be outshone bv the other organizations of the city, will invade the exhibits Thursday night, and, of course, Mr. and Mrs. I’ubllc and all the little Publics will receive a royal welcome and be made to

' MISTER SMITH’S WEEK I vI— THEATRE WEEK * A Drama of the Crest and Dregs of Humanity “You’ve Bought Her Soul , and Sold Your Own” He was the brains of the money-changers. He, a society leader, bargained the lives of men and women for gold. And now his fiancee knew all. The girl, weak for silks and jewels, whom he enticed into his snare. The boy, from the slums with a prison past, who wanted to go straight, whom he “framed” to do his will. And the boy’s sad-eyed mother whose heart he broke. Now she knew why the reporter had cornered him as the “man behind the ring.” • , Here is Upton Sinclair’s Greatest Photoplay of Untold Millions and the Lure of Women . I ALSO - ADDro ATTRACTION I I HAROLD LLOYD | lln His Best Comedy—' “GET OUT AND GET UNDER” 1 Music That Pleases

feel that they are honored guests any time they elect to attend the show. While there is more o” less of a set program, last minute surprises are likely to be run In and very often they prove better and more enjoyable than the scheduled events. The automobile and all that goes with it. however, will hold the center of the stage, smd from all Indications will acquit themselves nobly. Tour favorite car will be there, and elsewhere in this edition, you will find who handles the make that you “really must have to be happy” and also who handle* the accessories and other thing3 that go with it to make your happiness more complete. WALLERICHCO. DODGE DEALER Organization, Too New to Get Space at Auto Show, Puts on Own Exhibit. The C. H. Wallerich Company is the new Indianapolis dealer for the Dodge Bros, motor vehicles. The headquarters of the company will be at 846 North Meridian street. The Dodge Bros, cars formerly were sold by the E. W. Steinhart Company and it is within the last few dayi that the C. H. Wallerich Company was named as the dealers. The C. H. Wallerich Company is now arranging a display room, which was the former headquarters of the Lexington Sales Company. So new Is the company and so new* its appointment as the dealer, of the Dodge Bros.' products, that during the Indianapolis automobile show next week the Dodge Bros.’ ear will not be shown there, all space having beeu disposed of. ' However, during the week, days and evenings, the Dodge Bros.’ motor vehicles will be displayed at the salesrooms, which will be decorated for the occasion. The C. H. Wallerich Company filed Incorporation articles with the secretary of State, with capital of SIOO,OOO. Be-

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sides C. H. Wallerich, the other Incorporators are Daniel Foley, president of the American Construction Company, and Mrs. C. H. Wallerich. The salesrooms are now being redecorated and will he ready for the special exhibit Monday. Mr. Wallerich, head of the company, lor the last two years, has been sales manager for the E. W. Steinhart Company, and as such has been directing the sale of Dodge Bros.' cars. For the last fifteen years he has been in the automotive business, starting in the rubber end of the trade. He came to Indlanaoplis in ’907 with John N. Willys with the American Motor Car Sales Company. He was assistant general sales manager of the old Overland plant In Indianapolis and occupied the same position when the factory was taken to Toledo, where it became the Willys-Overland Company. Later he served as sales manager of the Hayces Automotive Company at Kokomo, and, when becoming sales manager for the E. W. Steinhart Company, was In the sales department of the Hupp Motor Car Company, at Detroit, Mich. Daughter of Former Residents Here Dies Margaret Berterraann, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bevtermann, formerly of this city, died at their Cincinnati home yesterday following a two days’ illness'. Interment will be in Indianapolis Monday. Mr. Bertermann Is assistant general passenger agent ot the Big Four Railroad and has many friends here. IIOOSIER EDITOR DEAD. WINAMAC, Ind., March s.—Marion H. Ingram, 86. is dead at the home of his son, John C. Ingram, at Trinidad, Colo. Mr. Ingram was former editor and publisher of the Winamae Democrat-Journal. He was a Confederate soldier and a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. In addition to his son, who is a newspaper man, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. L. A. Smith, of Winamae, who has gone to Trinidad to attend the funeral.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1921.

SHOW CARS AND EXHIBITORS

Cars on exhibition at the Indianapolis automobile show at the State fair ground opening Monday night, and the firms exhibiting them are as follows:

PASSENGER CAR SECTION. Anderson Six—Houppert-Strack Company. Apperson—Wllbnr Johnson Company. Auburn —Kanouse Auto Company. Allen—Smlth--Gregory Company. Briscoe—Sterling Motor Car Company. Buick—Buick Motor Company. Cadillac—E. W. Steinhart Company. Case—The Melvin Company. Chalmers—Conduitt Auto Company. Chandler—Welborn Automotive Company. Chevrolet —Jones-Whltaker Sales Company. Cleveland—Welbon Automotive Company. Cole Aero Eight—Lathnop-McFarland Company. Daniels Eight—Updyke Auto Company. Detroit Electric—Detroit Electric Sales Company. Dort—B. A. Bennett Motor Sale* Company. Elcar—Colonial Auto Company. Essex—R. V. Law Motor Company. Ford—Ford Motor Company. Franklin—FTanklln Motor Car Company. Gardner—Boozer-Patterson Company. Grant Six —The Melvin Company. Haynes—Sanders -Haynes Company. H. C. S.—Charles E. Stutz Sales Company. Hudson—R, V. Law Motor Company. Hupmoblle—Wilbur Johnson Company. Jordan—Peterson-Keyes Auto Company. Lafayette—l.osey-Lafayette Company.

Special Prices Show Week We have arranged with the factory to make an allowance °n “STAR STORAGE BATTERIES.” For a limited time the following allowances will be made All Small Cara • • • S 11.75 All Medium Cars • 512.35! JM All Dodge or Maxwell Cars $15.90 Do not waste money repairing your old battery when you have an opportunity to get the above allowance on anew STAR BATTERY, for which we are Factory Goodyear Service Station \ NORWALK CORD TIRES M |\| Guaranteed 10,000 Miles |l| 1 ] KKMKMBEK—It will bp hut a few (lays until you'!! equip \\ /jj oj your car for the driving season. Why not use NORWALK /Mjj CORDS and avoid the customary lire trouble? NORWALKS are a quality tire, moderately priced. “Quality Considered, We Sell It for Less” OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 9 O’CLOCK Citizens Auto Supply wholesale Cos Inr retail Prarl C. Barnet, M*r. Itoiner E. Ealow, Asst. Mg*. MAIN 4168 Mass. Ave. at Delaware and New York Sts. acto.

CXJYI o n r o e Speed, Power, Endurance, characteristics of every MONROE, were the qualities that won the most coveted of racing: trophies. Add to this its beauty of design, and you ! have the secret of its growing popularity. Monroe Motors v Corporation Distributors 602 North Capitol Indianapolis

Liberty Six—Lathrop-McFarland Company. Locomobile—Cpdyke Auto Company. ' McFarland —TTpdyke Auto Company. Malbohm—Perterson-Keyes Auto Company. Marmon—Nordyke-Marmon Company. Maxwell—Conduitt Auto Company. Mercer—Updyke Auto Company. MUbum Electric—lndiana Battery Service Company. Mitchell—Mitchell Auto Company. Monroe —Monroe Motor Corporation. Nash—Losey-Nash Motor Company. National—National Automotive Company. Oakland—Oakland Motor Car Company. Oldsmobile—The Wildhack Compawy. Overland—The Gibson Company. Packard—Citizens Motor Oar Company. Paige-—Sterling Motor Car Company. Peerless—Conduitt Auto Company. Pierce-Arrow—F. P. O’Brian Motor Company. Reo—Fisher Auto Company. Roamer —Donnelly-Bunch Company. Stephen*—Kanouse Auto Company. Studebaker —The Buck Company. Stutz—Coffin-Brown Company. Templar—Detroit Electric Sales Company. Velle—Mitchell Auto Company. Wlllys-Knlght—The Gibson Company. TRUCK SECTION. Acme—R. P. Reinhart Cales Company. Autocar—The Buck Company. Briscoe—Sterling Motor Car Company. Commerce—Cartlnhour-Bowmnn Company. Federal— Cartlnhour-Bowman Company.

Gramm-Bernstein —McConnell Truck Company. * G. M. C.—General Motors Truck Company. Huffman—Cartlnhour-Bowman Com. pany. International—lnternational Harvester Company. Nash—Losey-Nash Motor Company. Oldsmoblle—The Wildhack Company. Paige—Sterling Motor Car Company. Reo—Fisher Automobile Company. Stewart—Martin Truck Company. Sterling—R. P. Reinhart Sales Company. Titan—Losey-Nash Motor Company. ACCESSORY DISPLAYS. Stewart Products Company. Ford Dealers Supply Company. International Metal Polish Company. Butler Bros. Bern-Nadall. Gates Manufacturing Company. Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company. Class Journal Publishing Company. I. J. Cooper Rubber Company. George Kanouse. Eastern Rubber Company. Startlt Company. H. H. Woodsmall Company. Armstrong Bros. National Refining Company. Michigan Auto Insurance Company. Safety First Tail Light Company. Arthur Chevrolet. C. E. Wehr Company. Auto Equipment Company. Van Camp Hardware Company. Chopa Piston Ring Company. Auto Dealer and Repairer. Cincinnati Specialty Manufacturing Company. Coflleld Tire Protector Company. Rotary Tire Company. Eagle Machine Company. Storage Battery Company. Tlona Refining Company. India Tire Company. Harry W. Stone. Rub-Tex Company.

Hackathorne & Lightstone. Gill Piston Ring Company. The Hartland Company. Bearings and Accessory Company. Permalife Storage Battery Company. Armored Tiro Sales Company. Iroquois Petroleum Company. Special Accessories Company. H. T. Hearsey Company. Indiana Light Deflector Company. Perfection Windshield Company. Miles Piston Ring Company. Howdy Wilcox Sales Company. Bridge-McGraw Company. Myco Products Company. Miller Bros. Company. Oilomatik Lubricator Company. Motor Guide. H. D. Wllcutts Company. Auto-Mist. Brownlee Manufacturing Company. Huetter Machine Company. W. R. Wheeler Company. Adjustable Bearings Company. Jacob Kunkel. Shotwell Tank and Pump Company. Automotive Manufacturing Company. Washburn-Burner Corporation. Modern Electric and Machine Company. H. A. Keller. Alemite Lubricator Company., Advance Sales Company. Krom Auto Supply Company. Millspaugh & Irish. RCRAL SCHOOL BURNED. COLUMBUS, Ind., March s.—The Owl Hollow schoolbonse, In Harrison Township, was destroyed by fire Thursday night, with a loss of approximately SI,OOO. The school library, the pupils’ books and everything in the building was destroyed. The school was a one-room building.

SPECIAL! Extra Performance “THE PORCELAIN LAMP” Promptly at 9:30 o’clock Sunday blight English’s Opera House In order to accommodate those who have found it impossible to get seats for the showing at 8 o’clock Seats Reserved for Second Performance Also

Tickets on request from the rt LATHROP-McFARLAND COMPANY | p 418 North Capitol Ave. Open Sunday. j jlj£ l ADMISSION FREE j Exchange of invitations and tickets for reserved seats at * /l theater box office after 10 a_ m. j 7/// bun day. fMV T 7S’.!

ANDERSON What You Have Sought in a Motor Car is Attained in the Anderson ■ H If you were manufacturing motor cars and searched far and wide you could find no better units than tho s e c o mposing the _ An derson Seal; n0 better ax 1e s x than S a 1 isI bury; no bette r drive than Hotchkiss; no better carburetor than Rayfield; no better clutch than Borg & Beck. Down to the last bolt and cotter pin Anderson standards of quality manufacture are maintained. Custom Built Bodies HOUPPERT-STRACK CO. Staff Distributors 957 North Meridian St. Main 3447

Edwards Comes to LaFayette Motors Cos. LnFayette Motors Company of Indianapolis has announced the election or David F. Edwards as vice president and treasurer to share with E. C. Howard, vice president and secretary and D. McCall White, vice president, the active* management of the company. Charle* vv. Nash of the Nash Interests, Kenosha, is president, and James J. Storrow of Lee, Higglnson & Company, Boston, is chairman. *,Mr. Edwards -comes to LaFayette after olding various executive positions in the motor car business over a period oit tan years. Immediately prior to his present association he was assistant general manager of the plant of the Willys Corporation at Elizabeth N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards have an apartment at the Spink arms. M^Seethe^.i HMARMONIj miniatures 1| AT THE Mm ||s\auto sHow^yn iinrO