The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-07
NATIONALLY KNOWN
SPEAKERS SELECTED
BY ADVESTISING MEN

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June THE
-crgest number of speakers ever
brought to single convention in Mil
waukee, of national and international
reputation, totaling 200 prominent
1nen, will address the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs of the World, in their
convention here June IL to Is, inclu-
sive.
The convention will be broken up
into departmental sessions rather than
general meetings. It is in the de-
partmentals that the men who make
business move. will exchange views
on given set of conditions, 1t was
said by Homer ]. Buckley, chairman
of the program committee.
Two of the departments which will
play an important part in the gather
ing will be those of church advertising
and community advertising. Leading
civic workers throughout the country
will address these meetings.
For the general program Sunday
afternoon. June II, the principal
speakers will be Sir Charles Higham,
member of parliament and leading
advertising expert of the British EN-
pire, also Dr. Charles Aubrey Eaton
president of the American Educations
association.
Will Discuss Sales.
At the Monday and Wednesday go n
eral sessions the discussions will ce n
ter around the power of advertising to
move the $50, 600, 900, 900 worth of mum
ufactured and farm products in The
United States, and the vast amount OF
world products.
Conferences on Pan-American ira de,
Industrial advertising, the educatid nal
York of organized advertising and the
vigilance work of notwithstanding
student advertising organizations and
the women's advertising clubs Will be
held in departmental sessions.
The Agricultural Publishers ssso-
citation will discuss what advert sing
can do for the farmer and the rural
community. The speakers at this SEES
sion will Include Governor S. R. Nc
Kelvie. of Nebraska; Henry Z. wal
lace secretary of agriculture; Eugene
Never, chairman of the war f1pance
corporation; Senator Arthur Capper
of Kansas, and E. T. Meredith, FORMER
secretary of agriculture.
c. ID. McCaw. known as the Ken
lucky Observation-Disclosures, VII
address one of the strongest depart
mentals, that of The Associated Retail
Advertisers.
Horace Wade, the boy novelist, re
porter and ad writer, fourteen years
of age, will speak Tuesday afternoon
on Getting Under Boys SKIN;
Frank Irving Fletcher, New YORK, VIII
be the principal speaker on the retail
40. e tErr
The National Association of News
paper Executives will have as speak
ers. l. J. Boughner, Chicago Daily
News; George NJ. Burbach, st. Louis
Post-Dispatch; B l.. Chapman, New
York World: NJ. E Foster, Houston
Chronicle, and Frank T. Carroll of the
indianapolis News.
Men to Speak
The Church Advertising department
has on its program the following
speakers: Bishop Thomas Nicholson
Chicago: the Rev. C. w. Mackenzie
Grand Rapids, Mich; Rev. Robert
Stansel, Milwaukee; Rev. ". l.. Young
Beaver Dam, Wis: r. A. Turnquist
Milwaukee Journal; F. T. Carroll, ad
vertising manager of the Indianapolis
News: Rowe Stewart of the Philadel
phia Record; A. c. Mewmeyer, New
Orleans Item: Rev. w. E Barton, Chi
cago: Dr. Charles McAlpine, New
York: Rev. E. E. Eliot, Kansas City;
Rev. P. B. Hill. San Antonio, and Rev
/. H. Case. Chicago.
The Pan-American association, which
Will be in session Tuesday morning, i:
to be addressed by w. A. Austin, Bald
win Locomotive Works; F X. Rhines
New York, and DR. Julius Klein, di
rector foreign and domestic commerce
Washington.
Discussion of municipal appropria
lions for advertising, tourist and aut'
camps as community asset and ad
yertising medium and the inter-rel2
tionship of town and country life is L
be taken up at the session of the Com
munity advertising department TIL
Financial Advertisers association vii
have bank officials from all parts O
the country to discuss wider publicit
on financial and investment problems