The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-25
AID MEN TO Be
WHITE HOUSE
GUESTS
Members Of Coolidge Advertis.
ing League to Breakfast
With President

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League, representing advertising
agencies. who have declared as their
belief that 1T Ii for the best inter.
est of the country to elect Coolidge
and Dawes and thus insure pros
perity."
The delegation Is TO be headed
by Colonel Rhinelander Waldo. presi.
dent Of the League and win leave
New York at midnight tomorrow
morning, for breakfast at the
White House at $50. G. Bascom
Slemp will also attend.
Breakfast Guests.
The visitors include the following
Wellknown national advertising
Paul Block, president Paul
Block, Inc. newspaper publisher
and advertising director, Pictorial
Review Magazine publishers. New
York.
Robert L. Barrows, president, Bar
rows and Richards Advertising Com
pany, New York.
Dan A. Carroll, advertising repre-
sentative. Washington Star. New
York.
Wendell B. Cotton, president. w.
B. Cotton Advertising Company. New
York.
s. r. DeLane, vice president the
Prest-o -Lite Battery Company. New
York.
sturgis Dorrance, president, Dor
rance Sullivan Advertising Agency.
New York.
Roy Durstine. vice president, Bur.
ton Durstine and Osborn, New York.
Kerwin s. Fulton, president: Pos.
ter Selling Company, New York.
Herbert Gardner, president, Gard
ner Advertising Company, st. Louis
and New York; also president Amer
lean Association Of Advertising
3. b. Gibbs. advertising director
Dayton, Ohio.
Edward Could. vice president,
Truly Warner Hat Company.
William Griffin. vice president
american Press Association. New
Stanley cunnison, president Gun.
nison Advertising Company, New
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National Lead Company, New York;
also president Audit Bureau Of Cir.
clllafion.
Frank W. Harwood. advertising
director American Tobacco Cam.
pany, New York: also vice president
New York advertising Club.
Robert Herman, general manager
Albert Frank & Co., advertising
agents, New York.
Gilbert 7. Hodges, advertising d.
rector Frank A. Munsey Company,
@. w. Hoyt, president Charles w.
Hoyt Advertising Company, New
George L. johnson, president
Thomas Cusack Company, Now
York.
Carl Kaufman, president Federal
Advertising Company. New York.
Film Advertiser.
Mark Kellogg, advertising director
First National Pictures, Inc, New
York.
George L. Kleiser, president Eos
ter and Kleiser Advertising Com.
pany, San Francisco.
Robert Leavitt, advertising diroc.
tor Onyx Hosiery Company, New
York.
Bernard Litchtenberg, advertising
director Alexander Hamilton Insti.
tute, New York.
Scammon Lockwood, advertising
manager Johns anville, Inc, New
York.
H. X. Mccain, president H. X.
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agents, New York.
L. A. Mcqueen. advertising direc-
tor The B. r. Goodrich Rubber
Company, Akron. Ohio.
M. r. Name, president Auto Strop
Razor CoHhpanw, New York.
s, d. Malcolm, advertising direc-
tor American Express Company,
New York.
Condo Mast, president Mast Pub
fishing Company, New York.
2. Noble, president Life Savers,
Inc, Portchester. N. 7.
Frank Presbrey, president Frank
Presbrey Advertising Company, New
York, also chairman National Cool.
idge Advertising League.
William H. Rankin, president VIII.
liam II. Rankin Company, New
York and Chicago.
Frank Seaman, president Frank
1 Seaman, Inc.
Carl Shumann, secretary Hilo Var
nish Company, Brooklyn.
4 r. X. Strassman, vice president
Red Book Magazine, New York.
C. G.. Vernam, president Street and
Smith, publishers, New York.
g. w. Williams, advertising man
lager Postum Cereal Company, New
York.
M. II. Wright, advertising director
John B. Stetson Company, Philadel
phia.