Indiana daily times. [volume], June 17, 1920, Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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■SYS TO BETTER
W business given
Ridiana Dry Goods Men Let in
f on Secret by Sales Expert.
f ''•'The most Important part of business
is getting the right kind of salespeople,”
• ie’larod Mrs. Genevieve Held, educa
tional director for the Marshall Field
Company, before the convention of the
Federated Betsy Dry Goods association,
at the Sererln hotel, In discussing the
fundamentals of obtaining better busi
ness policies.
Mrs. Reid had charge of a demonstra
tion of salesmanship given by Miss Fan
nie Arms of Chicago, and Miss, Adeline
Davis of L. S. Ayres &. Cos.
"In hiring salespeople we should look
for certain characteristics and qualities,
namely: practical and sensible people.
“Asa rule I have found that the wearer
of high heqttr is not filled with a desire
for labor, and she does not exert herself
I>ecaue of her impractical wearing ap
parel.”"
Mrs. Reid said the best men that can
befoand are delegated to hire the sales
people of the Marshall-Field Company,
land while expensive-, it more than pays.
'THE THREE BIC.
CHARACTERISTICS.
"There are three inherent character
istic* In salespeople,” said Mrs. Reid:
1. Personality.
8. Industry.
3. Dependability.
“Granted they have these characteris
tics, the question is what to do to make
them more effective.”
Mrs. Reid declared an efficient sales
man must have an accurate 1 knowledge of
the store system, be interested in his
job, be attentive to customers and know
the merchandise.
“We study our salespeople while we
are giving them training, and learn how
attentive, how patient they are, and what
their associations have been.
“We find that a trio through the store
has a psychological effect on indifferent
persons, giving them an interest In their
job through knowledge of the extent of
the store.
REFERENCES TO SOLVE
PERPLEXING QUESTIONS.
“In connection with our training sys
tem, we have a library which contains a
large collection of books and magazines
by which a perplexing trade question can
be answered.”
Mrs. Reid declared a close bpman
sympathy is the main factor In big
business.
“After cIU" she said, “the human
equation between the company and the
salespeople is the only way to reach
the customer.
“People make mistakes because they
forget the development of the personal
element In the individual.”
Speaking of methods of selling, Mrs.
Reid said there are only two kinds of
sales: the mechanical and the spiritual.
“To make an effective sale yon must
sell yourself with every article you sell
over the counter; Sell your brains with
that sale.
THE SALESMANSHIP
THAT DRIVES 'EM AWAY,
do not want our salespeople to
approach a customer with a ’Do yon
want anything?’ or a ‘Have you got
waited on ?* for such salesmanship will
drive away a customer who had Intend
ed to make a purchase.
“There are three classifications for
customers.. First, the customer who
knows what she wishes, which Is the
most difficult one to please.
“Then, the one who does not know ex
actly what she desires. She must be
helped In her decision by the ssales
woman.
“Lastly, special attention and expert
salesmanship mast fce given to the one
who cornea to look and does not Intend
to buy.”
Mrs. Reid said she was of the opinion
that good salesmanship had overcome,
to a large percentage, the amount of re
turned goods, for if the person were
satisfied fully at the time of the pur
chase he would not be likely to become
displeased with the article after de
livery.
frpoms
Competitive Turners to
Stage Annual District
Tournament Here Sunday
Ten turning clubs, members of Ibe
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky' and
Indiana division of the American Gym
nastic Union, will hold their auuuul com
petitive meet at the South Side Turner
gymnasium, Prospect and Alabama
street, Sunday. An all-dav affair is
carded.
Each club has entered a men’s and
women's team.
Teams are entered from Louisville.
Layton. O.: Cincinnati, Chicago, Dan
ville, III.; Evansville, Ft. Wayne, South
Lend and Indianapolis.
The South Side Turners captured first
prize in the district meet held at
Louisville last year and second pri-.e
in the national championships.
This year’s Turner team Is practically
the same one that competed under the
Black and White colors in 1919 and the
members -are keyed up for another vic
tory.
Simon Bj Box Is chairman of the
reception committee and he has a coyo*
of able assistants who will help him
extend a warm welcome to the visitors.
Cycle Cards Announced;
15-Mile Race Arranged
for State Riders July 4
Two amateur bicycle race cards to be
staged on the one and one-half mile
liiverside park track June 19 and July
4 were announced today by Charles E.
Wehr, Indiana representative of the Na
tlonal Cycling association.
Saturday's races will be for local
riders and the card will consist of two
six-mile events, one three-mile Boy Scout
race and a three-mile Gipson-Kirk match
race.
The six-mile races will be handicaps,
open to all riders in the city.
-Sunday. July 4. a host of state riders
v*Kl be brought here to compete for hon
ors in a fltteen-mile grind against the
leading riders of this city.
Wear has received fifteen prizes from
the national association for this card anc
they will no doubt attract a large field.
The scratch riders in this clash will
compete for a gold watch, to be*awarded
as a time prize.
Looks as if Johnson
Has ’Em Fooled Again
” I
SAN' DIEGO. Cal., June 17.—Agents of
the department of justice and immigra
tion were still on watch along the bor
der line between the United States and
Lower California. Mexico, u few miles
south of here today to arrest Jack
Johnson, hegro pugilist, should he enter
tats country. *
Johnson is wanted under the convic
tion for violation of the ManD act.
The federal officers ''indicated their
watch was not based on any great confi- i
dence in reports emanating from Mex- |
ico that Johnson would soon be de- j
ported, but upon the possibility that
fte might be some truth in these ru !
mors.
Dave Gershon, special agent of the de
partment of Justice. Baid last night that
Judge Cacao of Tia Juana had denied !
knowledge of any deportation decree. j
Persons in the confidence of Gov. Es- |
tebnn Cantu of Lower California also 1
denied knowledge of the reported or- I
der.
Johnson, according to common talk
here, has been in disfavor with the
Mexican authorities for some time.
He is aid to have resented admoni
tion from the Mexican police concern
ing his conduct.
Where Democratic Convention Will Meet June 28
An exterior view of the great Civic auditorium in San Francisco, which will, be the scene of the
democratic national convention. The convention will open June 28 and will probably be the most
strenuous one in the history of the old party.
CHURCH SALE TO
NEGROES SCORED
Proposed Deal Draws Fire of
Indianapolis Board.
A resolution condemning the proposed
sale of the College Avenue Baptist
church. College avenue and Fifteenth
street,, to a colored congregation was
mailed by the Indianapolis Real Estate
Board today to Rev. £>. E. Webb, pastor
of the church, members of the board of
trustees of the church, civic organiza
tions and other Interested parties.
The resolution follows:
“Whereas, it is rumored that the Col
lege Avenue Baptist church has been ne
gotiating with a colored church for the
sale of their church property at College
avenue and Fifteenth street and that said
property would be used as a church by
a colored congregation, and
“Whereas, stfch a sale would. If con
summated, be the cause of a property
damage by depreciation of values in this
ln s PICe9B of thfl T oh
wortrt A or &,d P r °P e y. and indeed
v.puld depreciate values for many blocks
in every direction ; and
‘ hereas. such a gale, if consummated.
OHM’S CUT-PRICE DRUGS
Another Big Cut in the Price of Drugs
_ No Mail Orders Filled at the Reduced Prices
F rej h* Genuine, of the Purest and Best Quality. Price* Subject to Change With;.. - .^e
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The 7 Haag Cut-Price Drug Storea are Located in the Center of the Shopping District of Indianapolis
Tha Haa Drug Store at 156 N. Illinois is only Six Doors North of interurban Station
The Haag Drug Stores at 27 and 53 South Illinois St. are in the Sonare South of Washington St.
The Haag Drug Store, 101 West Washington St., is in the Point St jre Room of the Llngplu Hotel.
The Three Other Haag Drug Stores are located 114 North Pennsylvania St., 55 Virginia Ave.
and 802 Massachusetts Ave., corner College.
would be In violation of the practice of
common courteay and proper public spirit
because It has bee na standard of prac
tice that the sale of property In a white
neighborhood for use by colored persons
Is a disturbance of social and economic
conldtlona Just as the sale of property
for industrial purposes in an established
residence section is held to be in viola
tion of city planning codes: and z * z
“Whereas, the community as a whole
would be damaged by subh a sale as
a precedent, and that the best interest*
of both the colored and white races
would be jeopardized because the better
classes of both races have long main
tained that the segregation of the races
Is the best policy for the community as
a whole. The Intent of this resolution
is in no wise derogatory to the colored
race; and
"Whereas, ws believe that such a sale
would be In direct conflict with the
golden rule—for most of the members
of the College Avenue Bsptlst church
would likely resent strongly the inva
sion of tbelr home neighborhood by col
ored residences, chunches or business
houses, therefore
“Be it restlved that the Indianapolis
Real Estate board flfraly stand against
tbe rumored sale as being a serious det
riment to the city of Indianapolis, and
in direct opposition to the principles of
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920.
zoning and city planning for which we
stand, and \
“Be It resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to tbe mllnater and
trustees of the College Avenue Baptist
church and to various civic organizations
and the press."
U. S. Doctor Robbed
for Spite by Mexican
VEnA CRUZ, Mexico, June 17.—Dr.
Carl Mitchell of the United States army,
who has been put In charge of the fight
against the bubonic plague epidemic, re
ported today that bla roo min the Ori
ent hotel had been robbed.
The authorltiea believe that the rob
bery wa the result of prejudice over
calling In an American doctor to take
charge of the plague situation.
County Jail Empty
BELLEVILLE, Kas., June 17.—The
county Jail here is an empty human rage.
Not a single prisoner now looks through
Its barred windows. The Jail, which has
been facing a prisoner shortage for some
weeks, was entirely descried the other
day when Us single remaining occupant
was taken to the state penitentiary.
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BMaapam !
dlt.ions of tbe state institutions uiso was
discussed.
According to present indications, it
was decided that the least damage would
be done now, inasmuch as it might be
possible to Jive down between now and
election to some extent some of the glar
ing mistakes of the Goodrich adminis
tration which must certainly be accen
tuated by the assembly.
1 The governor has Indicated that, if
the legislature actually convenes, it will
not be prevented from acting on the pro
posal to build a state war memorial
buildin? to house the national head
quarters of the American legion, ns was
the case at the last special session.
The Goodrich tax law also will very
likely be considered If the assembly con
venes.
The legislature may carry out the Mc-
Cray tax plank In the republican plat
form which demands that local self gov
ernment. taken away from the people
by tjie Goodrich administration, be re
stored.
GOVERNOR'S
EIGHTEEN POINTS.
On one of the previous occasions when
Gov. Goodrich decided to call a special
session he yrrote a letter containing
eighteen points, which he wished taken
up.
This time. If a session is called, he
probably will not Indicate the business
he desires taken up until be reads his
message on the opening day/Of the ses
sion. i
Some of the things he may ask are the
passage of a blue sky law; the correction
of errors In the county unit highway
law made at the last regular session;
restoration of per diem fees for county
auditors and treasurers attending meet
ings of board of reviews, taken from
them by mistake at the last regular ses
sion; amendment of election laws to take
care of women voters, which the special
session failed to accomplish; readjust
ment of rates for legal advertising:
amendment of despository laws so that
all funds which come into the hands of
public officials by reason of their offfice
shall go into the public despository; a
budget law, repealing the Jgw providing
for a legislative visiting committee, au
thorization of an Increase In the rate of
Interest on public bonds; amendment of
the registration laws to provide for per
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iuvaiuatiie tor lovers and (or seeping
recipes, addresses, secret memorandum or
other Informatics aafe and private No
etranxer can read your poetals it you use
the Weto Graph. Great fua for lovers or
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will send the Weto Graph by mall with
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t.ianTNG CO.. nlalrevlUe. Pa.
Our Dollars Are
Stretched to the Limit
We have been dancing to the tune of
“ECONOMY” for years. During the war,
we cut, and cut and cut again.
We have gone the limit. ] >
There are new and improved practices—
the Automatic telephone—Multiplex tele- t
phony—using one circuit for several simul
taneous conversations—but money is needed
for this complicated apparatus.
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These improvements will save money—ulti
mately—but they can’t be obtained and in
troduced if the company is not paying its
iyay. Would you put your money into a
business that is not making a profit?
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Telephone rates are inadequate.
They must be made adequate to produce a
high standard of service.
manent registration; repeal of the 1919
drainage laws as it effects Noble, La
grange and Steuben counties-; amendment
>f Peru flood prevention law; enactment
of a pure seed law; a law authorizing
traction lines to haul produce through
the .streets of cities; placing stock yards
under control of the public service com
mission.
These are some of the things the gov
ernor wishes to have accomplished, If
the assembly convenes.
In all probability the assembly will
think of many times this number, many
of which the governor will not desire.
Simplicity Marks
Goux-Davis Nuptials
Jules Goux and Miss Ruth Edith Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis,
2329 Northwestern avenue, were quietly
married at 1:30 o'clock today in the
Alliance Francalse rooms on North Merl
Famous Mystery Play by Paul Dickey, Author of “The
Ghost Breakers,” “The Misleading Lady” and Others.
THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY MAN
Sandy Shaw—Will Ferry—Ester Trio—Mowatt & Mullen
Yule & Richards—News Films.
CRJfIB IPU’C CONTIGUOUS
tllULloH 5 1 UNTIL 11 P. M.
CECILE B. DEMILLE’S
2™ WHY CHAN GE
BIG YOUR WIFEP
la Pa fcj With Gloria Swanson, Thomas Meighan,
If iaiAa|\ Bebe Daniels, Theo. Kosloff and
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A Stupendous Pulsating Drama of the Deep.
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Indiana
Bell Telephone Company
dlan street by the Her. James D. Stanley
of Christ church.
Roses, snowballs and ferns were used
through the rooms.
The service was read before an altar
of tall palms over whleh wereTTung the
French and American flags.
The bride wor* a midnight blue suit
of Polret. twlil, chic taffeta chapeau and
wore a corsage of orchids and lilies of
the valley.
There were no attendants.
Oreste Bonteinps, violinist, and Miss
Margaret Gilmore, pianist, played the
“Mendlessohn Wedding March” for the
processional and ‘‘To a Wild Rose” (Mc-
Dowell) during the^ceremony.
Only the family and close friends of
tho bride were present.
Following the service a dinner for the
bridal guests was served at the Clay
pool hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Goux will spend their
honeymoon at Niagara Falls before sail
ing for France where they will make
their home.
AMUSEMENTS.
MOTION PICTURES-
tom mix
“DESERT LOVE”
FOX NEWS WEEKLY
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NOON TILL 11 P. M.
NOW SHOWING
i Big Features 3
INCLUDING
THE ROYAL FOUR
SONGS and LAUGHTER
JACK DEMPSEY
FIFTEENTH CHAPTER
KAWANA JAPS
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ENJOY THE SHOW
ill Feature Vaudeville
Does a Husband’s Neglect
Justify Flirtation?
SEE
Vivian Rich
“A World of Folly”
In which a wife, neglected by her
husband, arouses his jealousy
and creates a crisis vrhnn she In
vites an admirer to her home.
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good at the BroaHway matinees
Monday, \1 odnestlay and Friday.
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