Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-26
MAKE PLANS FOR
STATE Nd CLUBS
IOWA ASSOCIATION TO MEET
IN THIS CITY SEPT. "a
AND IS.
HARDING TO SPEAK
AT CLUBS LOYALTY DINNER
William c. darcy, Of ST. Louis. Presi-
dent of<Associated Advertising Clubs
Of the World, Also to Speak-Asso
citation Offers Cups as New Feature
Summary Of Program.


The annual convention of the Assoc
ciated Advertising Clubs Of Iowa will
be held here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sept. "A and 25. These dates were
appointed. and general plans for the
convention were made at meeting of
the committee chairman and officers Of
the state association, held here Thurs
day afternoon and evening. The Of
Ulcers who were here for the meeting
were 5. Leo Baum, Burlington. vice
president; and G. A. Baumgart, Des
Moineis, secretary and treasurer.
Is Prominent among the speakers who
will address the advertising men at the
loyalty dinner, which will be the clos
ing gathering Of the convention We'd
nesday evening. will be Governor Hard
ing and President William C. Darcy, of
st. Louis, of the Associated Adevtrtis-
ing Clubs of the World, and Lloyd r.
MAXWELL a former Marshalltown nan,
who Is now of Chicago.
Program 10 Outlined.
The important features Of the con-
vention arranged for Tuesday include
the opening business meeting in the
afternoon, and a barbecue dinner and
advertising pageant in the evening
During the noon hour Vigilance
round table luncheon and church adj
vertising division round table luncheon
will be- held.
Business, meetings of the convention
will be held Wednesday forenoon and
afternoon. and probably at noon the
presidents of the clubs of the state as
eociation will meet at luncheon A golf
tournament perhaps viii be held We'd
nesdaN II time can be found for It. I.
new feature OF the convention is to
be the awarding of two cups offered by
the association. One Is to be given to
the delegation which travels the largest
mileage in attending the meeting. The
other is to be awarded the club which
submits the best repor, showing the
best concrete results in enforcing truth
in advertising in their town. The lat
ter cup is to be presented at the vigil
ence round table luncheon
Convention Committees.
The following local committees are to
have charge OF the plans for the con-
ventitn.
Program-L.A A. Landson ]. H. 3Mehan,
H. NJ. Khudson. D. H. Denmead. E. P.
Gale. G. o. Harryman
Advertising exhibit-Louis N. Bailey
Clyde Case, e. P. Miller L. W. Browne
Convention publicity-Louis N Bailey
D. G. Bechtel. A. c. Abbott. Emil
Seleine. H. B. Armstrong, H. H. ions
F. A. Moscrip. w. l.. Brintnall.
Registration, information and accom-
modations-C. H. Kemler, George O
| Coburn. w. T. Huber, w. j. Moore, 1
w. Shaw.
Advertising pageant-P. C. Rude. w
c. McCarten. H. NJ. Cooper, H. G
Gabelman. T. O. Bailey, C. j. Uthoff
Phil Hurd.,
Finanace-H. M. vawter, H. W. Jen.
nings, R. w. Scott, E. c. Carlson.
Loyalty dinner NJ. Wilbur, George
A. Olson, H. A. Weisman, Fred Wal.
lace, c. B. Hager.
| Automobiles-H. K. Denmead. DR.. F
S. Hynds. L. II. Green. ]. L. Williams
Vigilance round table luncheon-E. r
Lay. George E. Martin. j. D. Palmer
| A. H. Simon, w. L. BrintnalI:
Church advertising round table
luncheon-Revs. B. F. Martin, o. C
Fox. J. P. Linn. R. B. Davidson, w. G
Crowder, w. M Baker.
Stunts-Cutler Abbott, n. NJ. Cooper
Club presidents conference-H. NJ
Knudson.
| Advertising golf tuornament-D. II
Denmead, H. M. Cooper, Rev. B. f
Martin.i