The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-08
200 Speakers To Address Ad Men
 At Convention

Milwaukee, Wis. June s.-The larg- est number of speakers ever brought to single convention in Milwaukee, of national and international reputa- ton. Iotaling 200 prominent men, Will address the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in their conVen- tbon here June Il to 15. inclusive. The convection will be broken up in- to depaytn1ental sessions rather than general meetings. It Is in the depart n1 ent6is that the mon who make ous- given set of conditions. 1t was said by Homer J, Buckley. chairman CT the program committee.
 Two Of the departn entals which gathering will be those of church advertising and community adver- Using. Leading civic workers throughoUt the country will address
 For the general program Sunday afternoon, June Il, the principal speakers vii be Sir Charles Higharn, member of Parliament and lead Empire, aiso Dr. Charles Aubrey Flat or, president of the American Educa- tioSal asStSciaion.
 At the Monday and Wednesday center around the power of adver- tising to move the sS2,000. 900, 900 worth of manufactured and farm products in the United States and the vast amount of worlds products,
 Conferences on Pan-Anertcan trade, industrial advertising, the ed- ucational work of organized adver- ti2ing and the vigilant work ior thruth in advertising. student advertising or ganizaticnS and the won1en's ad- vertising clubs will be held in depart mental sessions
 The Agriculture Publishers As sociat;on will discuss what adverts- ing can do for the farmer and the rural community, The speakers at this session will include Gaov. S. R. McKelvie. chairman Of the war fin ance corporation; Sen. Arthur Cap per of Kansas and E. T. Meredith. former secretary of agriculture. c. D. McCaw. known as the Ken lucky farraer-preacher legislator, will address one of the strongest depart nacntals, that of The Associated Re tail Advertisers.
 and ad writer, fourteen years of age wiI speak Tuesday afternoon on Get ting under 8 HBovs Skn." Frank Irving Fletcher, New York, will be CTS program, Monday afternoon.
 The National Association of News paper Executives will have as speak CTS. L. J. Boushner. Chicago Daily Post Dispatch; B. L. Chapman, New York World: M E. Foster. Houston Chronicle, and Frank T. Carroll of the Indianapolis News.
 
 nent has on it's program the follow ing speakers: Bishop Thomas Nicho1- son, Chicago; the Rev. c. w. Mack enzie: Grand Rapids. Mich; Rev. Robert Stansel. Milwaukee, Rev. w. l.. Young, Beaver Dam. Wis. R. A. TurnQuist, Milwaukee Journal; F. T. Carroi. advertising manager of the Indianapolis News; Rowe Stewart of the Philadelphia Record: A. c. New meyer, New Orleans Iten:- Rev. w. F. Barton. Chicasao: pr. Charles Mo Alpine, New York; Rev. B. E. Eliot, Kansas City: Rev. P. B. Hill San Antonio and Rev F. H. Case, Chicago. The Pan-American association, which will be in session Tuesday morning is to be addressed by W. A A Justin, Baldwin Loconiotdve Works. F. K Rhines- New York and Dr. Julius Klein, director of foreign and domestic commerce. Washington. Discussion of municipal appropria- tions for advertising tourist and auto camps as a community asset and ad- vertisins medium and the inter-re- lationshap of own and country life | is to be taken up at the session of the | The Financial Advertisers' associa- | ton vii have bank officials from all parts of the country to discuss wider | publicity on financial and investment | problems.