The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-26
SIX DELEGATES To
ADD MEN, MEET
RICHMOND ADVERTISERS CLUB
TO HOLD IMPORTANT MEfsT-
fNt. TO-DAY

Ar. g E. lvey, secretary treasurer
II the recently organized Richmond
Advertisers club. furnishes the fol-
lowing for publication
meeting of the Richmond Ad-
Scrtisers club VIII De held In the
Red Room Of the Business Men
t4ub, American National Bank build
ing. "Wednesday. July IS. al 43o J..
NJ. Please attend and help Richmond
land the big isI2 convention of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of
America. That convention Will meet
m Boston this year. August I to 4.
Our meeting on Wednesday viii be
very important. The Richmond
Club VIII send six delegates To- the
Boston convention. who viii be en-
titled to eight votes In naming the
1919 convention city.
The club II In receipt of "a conn
munication from Mr.. Powell Eees,
secretary OF tho Sphinx Club, of
London, advising that the London
delegation sailed on the Celtic an
Ju!s 70. In this delegation are the
following
n. II. Owen advertising manager
of Turog Bread. This bread is sup
piled by Messrs. Spillers Il Bakers.
Ltd. Of Cardiff. South Wales very
large and important firm 81 miiiers.
IF. Il. Remington. advertising
manager for the North OF England
residing in Manchester. representing
the London 'Dasty News.
"A w. Carnage. principal pro-
prietor OF Damages department. store.
NJ. q. -Akernan. representing five
Advertising World. our iivest adver-
Using publication.
Wv. q, Spooner. director OF Messrs.
Willing a. Company. one of the largest
firms OF bill posters in England,
A. w. Rider. manager of the Lon
don Daily Express. the second half
penny daily morning newspaper start
I'd In England.
Louis Kaufman, advertising man
ager of Truth weekly paper whose
policy is that of general critic and
exposes stfams of all sorts.
~. A. w. Mladie.. the London. adj
Fertising representative Of the Dun
dec Courier one of the most I'M
portant newspapers in Scotland.
''Hopton Hadiey. member OF the
Society of Advertising Consuitants.
-. q. Strong. managing director
OF Messrs. G. Mitchell n Company.
one OF the Oldest firms of advertising
agents In Great Britain.
g T.. Stemhridge, general man
ager of the head Office of the Shelf
Geld Daily Telegraph. one of the
most important daily newspapers out
side of London.
III. Burt. representing the Asso-
ciated Newspapers Ltd. that is TO
say the Daily Mail. and other in
serests OF Lord Nor,hclifre. who. as
YOU are doubtless aware. was for
merly ST. Alfred Harmsworth.
II. Powell Rees. chairman and man.
aging director OF II. Powell Rees Ltd.
service advertising and commercial
agents.
These men are prominent in adj
vevtising circles OF Great Britain and
their coming to America at this time.
: fer the sale purpose OF attending the
Boston convention Is most significant.
Mfr. James r. Wetherald. IA promi-
nent member OF the Boston Pilgrim
Publicity Association. recently visited
London and extended an invitation to
the advertisig organizations Of that
city to attend our convention. Mr..
wetherald was most cordially receive
ed and the newspapers of London took
the matter up and wrote editorials
on it. Lord Northcliffe. the famous
publisher Of the Daily Mail inter-
ested himself in the matter, as also
did Mr.. Arthur Pierson. of the Daily
Express
ut Ia the intention OF the Sphinx
Club OF London to extend an invita-
ton to the Associated Advertising
Clubs of America to meet in London
q some future date; or. in other
words, we may have to change the
name Of the national association some
day, and instead of being the Assoc
ciated Advertising Clubs of America.
II will be the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World.
The Associated Advertising Clubs
OF America will entertain these dts
= ~ ytrtT fvHT
The Richmond Advertisers Club is
most anxious that this movement.
which marks an epoch in the history
81 international publicity co-opera-