Evening journal., 1921-09-19

party to land at $50 o'clock this
afternoon.
AS soon as the steamer gets In
Mayor Harvey and his reception
committee will motor to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad station. Del
aware avenue and DUPONT streets, to
greet Secretary Wallace, OF the De-
partment of Agriculture, who is due
on a train arriving at 6.24 o'clock.
Secretary Wallace will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the Glazed Kid
Week banquet at o'clock tonight
in the ballroom Of the Hotel dupont.
Former Governor Charles r. Miller
will be POSTMASTER.
The other speakers at the ban
quet will be George w. Norris, gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Bank,
Of Philadelphia; Laird II. Simons, a
well known Philadelphia merchant;
United States Senator l.. Heisler
Ball, and Congressman Caleb r.
Layton, Mayor Leroy Harvey and
Otho Nowland, president of the
Equitable Trust Company. Senator
T. Coleman dupont will send a mes
sage as also will Secretary Hoover,
of the Department of Commerce.
500 May Attend Banquet
Very nearly 400 reservations for
the banquet had been made up to
2 o'clock this afternoon. These, with
the reservations for the 60 Lancas-
terians and delegation from the
West Chester Board of Trade, head
ed by John Thorpe, chairman of
its mercantile section, will run the
total attendance, it is believed, close
to 500.
The ballroom, where the big ban
quet will be held this evening, has
been gaily decorated with flags of
many countries. over each of the
large plate glass mirrors is sus-
pended a finished kid skin. on which
is engraved the name of the contrib
uting local leather plant, Amalga-
mated Leather Companies. American
Kid Company, Burns. Fecht and
Bicknell Company. Coke and Lloyd
Leather Company, Delaware Leather
Company. Delmarvia Leather Com
pany, James b. Stuart, Liberty Nor
occo Company New Castle Leather
Company, Standard Kid Manufac-
turing Company, Union Leather
Company. Wilmington Leather Com
pany and william Beadenkopf Com
pany.
Slogan Contest Winners.
Announcement was made this
morning by E. d. Prince. chairman
of the committee on advertising Of
Glazed Kid Week of the winners Cor
the contest held for the three best
slogans for the campaign. The
prizes we're invitations to the bar
quet tonight. The winners were as
follows:
First prize-Edna f. White, 204
North Rodney street: "Glazed Kid
Happiness Comes in Every Pair"
Second prize-W. G.. Kerslaka, 321
West Twenty-third street: "Glazed
Kid Spells Comfort, Durability and
Economy"
Third prize-Jane l.. Wright, aged
1s years. SOC North Jackson street
"Glazed Kid Shoes Mean Corniesi
Feet"
Committees I'm Charge.
Honorary chairman. Senator T
Coleman dupont; honorary vice.
chairmen. Senator L. Heisler Ball
! Chancellor Josiah o. Wolcott, Con-
gressman Caleb r. Layton Governor
William d. Denney. former Governor
Charles r. Miller, former Senator
willard salisbury. former Mayor
William G. Taylor. Pierre S. dupont
former Governor John G. Townsend
Jr., General ]. Austin Ellison, Henr,
p. Scott, James I. Ford, Frederick
J. Blatz, Charles Warner, Henry r
Isaacs.
3 General chairman. David snellen
? berg; general secretary, Clarence E
. Grace.
General vice-chairmen. ]. Wir
Willis. william c. Blatz. Richar'
c. McMullen.
Executive committee, David Smell
b lenberg. chairman, ex-oflicio; c. 7
Bridgham, Clarence F. Grace, F
. W. Booth. representing manufactur
. ers: Thomas NJ. Monaghan, A. II
4, schoel. John W. Loud. representa-
e retailers: Ray II. Miles, A. V. Bot
J., tino. Marvil w Hayden, represent
D. ing leather workers; John c. Sayloi
B, James J. Dale, W. ]. Outten, repre-
:. senting labor bodies.
e. Advisory committee, A. d. Warner
J.. Jr., president Chamber OF Com
>. merce; II. p. Warrington. chairma
}. Retail Merchants Section, Chambe
= of Commerce; Robert w. Krame
% president Central Labor Unior
r william F. Metten, presidsnt Rotar
Club: william e. Corey, presideT
Kiwanis Club; DR.. Joseph II. Odel
T. director Service Citizens; William
s Abberger. Alexander r. Abraham
e Mrs Donald S. Ashbrook. Josep
e bancroft. Clarence Beadenkopf. n
e NJ. Bendheim, George Carter. IN
e Rt. Rev Phillip Cook, William
Coke. William Coyne. Irenee duPon
d Charles F. Ernst Herman Faull
y ner. Vitus Fecht, John p. Forma
Charles Forwood, p. z. Freema
r L. b. German, Mrs. James n. CHM
le John Govatos. Charles r. Gray,
y V. Hughes. ]. =. Heinzroth, Jof
10 J. Henry, John o. Hopkins. Arthl
r johnson. Ira c. Jones. James Kan
lie Henry J. Krebs. Mrs. Preston lie
" ID. I. Levy, George T. Lyon. Jam
a. b. McManus, Wesley +. Norris
ut A. Monigle, Joseph H. Martin, Jam
I'd G.. Mearns, George B. Miller, the
as Rev. John J. Monaghan. ID. d.. Jol
as j. Mulvena, John S. Mullin, Villa
n c. Murgatroyd. John ]. Murra
ne John p. Nields. Charles b. Palm,
ty c. A. Patterson. Clarence j. Py