Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1924 — Page 18

HARD WORK DEM A NDED FOR SHOW Men Who Labored to Make Success of Exposition Named, It takes a lot of work to perfect all the details of an affair which attracts from 90,000 to 100,000 persons. The workers must be willing to sacrifice their immediate personal Interests night and day long before the affair begins. No sdt of assistants ever labored more diligently than have the committeemen for the Home Complete exposition, according to J. F. Cantwell. exposition director. John R. Welch, president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board named eight committee chairmen several weeks ago and insructed them to pick their members. These men who have so much to do with the success of the exposition are: Committee Members Speakers’ Committee—George T. Whelden, chairman; William bow Rice, W. D. Pratt, Walter G. Ulrich. Montgomery Lewis. Program Arrangements—Fred* C. Tucker, chairman; T. E Grinslade, Ernest E, Woods, Harry G. Templeton, Ever<fct J. Holloway, C. C. Grove, Frank B. Marsh. Transportation—Potest M. Knight, chairman; H. B. Griffey, John C. Barnhill, Jr., W. A. Moslander, Txiuis S. Hensley, Harry V. Underwood. Traffic Committee Traffic—J. W. Hurt, chairman: M. M. Andrews, Joseph Argus, W. I* Bridges, John Cain, Frank Gates, George Harness, R. H. Hartman, Ancel Harvey, Lacey Ham, Charles R.. Longest, Enos Pray. Outj-of-Town-Guests Paul Mc‘3rd, chairman; W. L Elder, J. Edt : n Morris, Z. B Hunt, Robert Mac ► -regor, F. L Moore, L. M. Peterson, Walter Ulrich, Ford V. Woods, Bowman Elder, C. A. Dahlman, E. E. Brodbeck, Scott R. Brewer. Publicity—Don Goss, chairman: Ralph Douglass. F. B. Kellogg: F. D. Cunningham, Byron A. Cain, Herbert Redding. A1 Evans, Ernest Kmmel. Henry Barringer, David W. Ooldniek. Walter Strong. Reception—Thomas F. Carson, chairman; H. L. Richardt. John Burgess, E. K. McKinney, Jack Morrison, Fay C. Cash, H. G Tern

r A typical ’’Cant-well-bilt” liome at 4118 N. Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis. “Cant-well-bilt” SMALL HOMES “Ask Folks Who Live in Them” i mO be designated merely as a “builder” covers almost as wide a scope of effort as to refer to an individual as “a workman.*’ If you’re consider- — ~ ing the building of anew home, it is important to have the w r ork done by a firm that specializes on the particular kind of house t.hat_you desire. Some give most of their attention to erection of flats and apartment blocks. Some concentrate principally on factory buildings and business structures. Some build cheap row houses for real estate speculators. We Specialize on Small Individual Homes Talk over your plans with us and see whether our suggestions will help out. Full information will be supplied without cost or obligation to you. Call at this office whenever convenient —or write and tell us what you have in mind, so that we can supply just the sort cf information that will be of practical use. the J. F. CANTWELL CO. 830 Lemcke Building Indianapolis

War Plaza Modeled in Plaster WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING

Much interest at the Home Complete Exposition will center around a model of the War Memorial pleton, W. S. Allen, J. F. Argus, Fred G. Buekirk, W. B. Dunlap, Z. B. Hunt, It. W. Lewie, J. Hairy Miles, J. W, Robbins, Boyd Templeton, E. S. Vernon, Lawrence Welch, Ernest E. Woods, L. M. Peterson, J. C. Price, J. E. Robbins, Frank S. Clark, C. B. Durham, Alex Chambers, Robert MacGregor, E. W. Chaille, E. L Cothrell, Marion Stump. Board Booth Board Booth—Joseph J. Schmid, chairman; Walter T. White, H. M. Stackhouse, C. H. Badger, R. H. Sheilhom, W. A. Brennan, C. M. Cross, H. G. Knight, Edwin E. Shel ; ton, Frank R. Marsh, F. L Moore, C. tV Henry, Tom Flaherty, Charles Maxwell, B. W. , Templeton, H, E. Wright, Ernest E. Woods, Lee Devs, David T. NicosonHOUSE MADE OF BOOKS Service Broach libraries Render Demonstrat’d in Booth. “A House of Books” is the feature attraction of the Indianapolis public library at the Homo Show. The front of an antique appealing struc- | turo, made of imitation books on plumbing, heating, lighting, econ- ! noinies, homo planning, city zoning j and related subjects, is used as | background for the display. Several dozen books are in the j booth to show service branch li Lraries can render.

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Plaza which is exhibited in the rear of the Manufacturers’ Bldg. A miniature model of the plaza from the postoffice to the Indianapolis library is made of plaster. The model is about fourteen feet long and three feet wide. Every detail is included in the work. Even the trees * are included. A seven-foot model of the principal War Memorial Bldg., the cen ter piece of the plaza, is also on display. Both it and the plaza site were made in Cleveland, Ohio, by the Fischer and Jirouch Com pany, decorative sculpters. Work on the large model of the War Memorial Bldg., was started last August by F. Mattmuellor, sculp tor. It required two trucks to transport it to Indianapolis. Because of the danger of damaging the large model it took two days to make the trip. The trucks traveled twenty miles an hour. Several hundred pounds of plaster were used. Estimated cost of the work is from $12,000 to $15,000.

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Meet “Freckles” at the Exposition! j/irrsO Mr. Blosser, creator of (/Own Zsi*Lj . f Your “Freckles and His Friends,” |home I w ill be at The Times booth to tell you more ahout the comical Times youngsters. Jt — ~ tbnp„Vfe *** ’ tm 192*1 iWMiiS..* "■ Aftfll 7-a —• A Real Treat for the Kiddies It will be great sport for Mr. Blosser will draw the girls and boys to AWy, f or the crowds and tell meet the man who tt~4r<£o>> ~ i , . ii v i frUk&S all about rreckles, fag brings rreckles to them HHI^l and company. every day. ■ The Indianapolis Times.

BENEFITS OF ZONING WILL BE SHOWN Provisions of Ordinance Guarantee Slump in Land Values, Demonstration of the benefits of zoning as a part of the scheme for studied planning by which Indianapolis is to be developed in the fulre will be made in the real estate board booth by the city zoning commission. Persons who un.lerstand the city zoning ordinance and its manner of application will show how it works for the benefit of the home owner as well as the owner of a business project. By defining the sections classed as business property, industrial or home sites prevention of a mixture is a guaranty under the ordinance. The provision is guaranty against any depreciation in value that is likely to result from a lack of order or system that would place

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a home adjoining a factory site or allow an industrial enterprise of any character to go into a community that was valuable only as a home section. Ttfrough orderliness and system which the ordinance provides property values, to the contrary, have the advantage of incresing In value other conditions being equal in the procession of the progress. A.ny persons visiting the real estate booth and who desire to learn in what zone they live will be given that informatioh. This arrangement was made with the city planning commission, which has charge of the administration of the ordinance, to promote interest in city planning because it is a step forward in home and city building education, the object of the exposition. HO MESKEPTTOG ETHER Many Indianapolis homes have been kept intact and complete by the helping hand of the social agencies affiliated with the Indianapolis Community Fund. A booth will be maintained at Jhe Home Complete Exposition by the Community Fund at which the fund film, ‘‘The Kindness Cup,” will be shown. Activities of the various social organizations will be shown. Miss Florence M. Seder will be in charge.

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