The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-29
AID MEN OFFER
SUPPORT To
COOLIDGE
President Pledges Policy "
Aiding Business Il to BE His
Continued Aim
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your associates my hearty Sympa-
thy with their efforts for the con-
tinuing betterment Of business
through the enforcement OF the
best ethical standards In advertis-
ing. To the extent that this shall
be accomplished they win contrib
ute to the extension Of prosperity
and the elevation Of all the ideals
Of the business world"
The address Of Mr.. Gibbs was
noteworthy, inasmuch as it stressed
the fact that what the entire force
Of advertising men and women can
and win do for YOU, II you desire It,
to help you In your laborious work
Q! developing the Industrial welfare
OF our great country is very great
indeed. Advertising has become
one Of the powerful forces Of the
world. The chicanery, the deceit,
the untruthfulness with which. 1
regret to say, It was formerly in
vested, have practically been elm.
mated. We stand on the threshold
Of new era, advertising has come
into its own"
The advertising men came to
washington under the auspices OF
the Coolidge Non-Partisan League.
OF which Colonel Rhinelander Waldo
is the head. The following Is q list
OF those who made the trip:
Frank Presbrey, president Frank
Presbrey Advertising Company,
chairman National Coolidge Advar-
Using League and first vice presi.
dent Advertising Club; Stanley Re
sor. president J. Walter Thompson
advertising Agency; Frank Seaman,
president Frank Seaman Advertis.
ing agency; William III. Rankin,
president William II. Rankin Com.
Pany; Fau Block, president Paul
Block, Inc, advertising director
Pictorial Review and newsnsner
owner; George L. johnson. president
Thomas Cusack COMPANY: m X
Mccain, president H. X. McCann
Company; Condo Mast, publisher az
Vogue" and Vanity Fair"
Frank w. HarWood. adverffafn~
director American Tobacco Com.
pany, Frank ]. Reynolds president
ALBERT Frank & Co.; c. w. Howl
president Charles w. Hoyt Adverfis.
ing Company; 2. D. Gibbs, adveitiE.
ing director National Cash Register
company; William Griffin. vice
president American Press Assonia.
ton; Robert l.. Barrows. prezIdent
5arrows 4 Richards AdyertIeinss
company; Wendell B. Cotton. rres;,
oentI w. B. Cotton Advertislnv Com.
pany; Sturgis Dorrance. npeai.
cent Dorra1ce-Sulhvan Advertisinw
Kerwin H. Fulton, president poa4sr
Advertising Company: Herbert Gard.
ner, president Gardner A6vertisiI1p
company; Stanley Gunnison nTesi.
Dent Gunnison Advertising Company:
Arthur kastor, Kastor Advertisirig
agency; Edward Gould, president
Gould Advertising Agency; Carl
KAUFMAN, president Federal Adver.
Using Company; George L. Kleiser.
president Foster & Kleiser Adyertis.
ing Company; Charles c. Green, pres.
ldent Charles G. Green Company:
L. A. Mcqueen, advertising director
=. f. Goodrich Rubber Company:
u. w. Williams, advertising man
ager Postum Cereal Company.
M. n. Wright, advertising director
John B. Stetson Company: Gilbert T.
Hodges, advertising director Frank
A. Munsey Company, president Mag
axine Club; Mark kellogg. advertis-
ing director First National Pictures:
Robert Leavitt, advertising director
Onyx Hosiery Company; s. d. Mai
colin, advertising manager Ameri.
can Express Company; Seamon Lock
wood, advertising manager Johns.
Manville Company; NJ. r. Mas,
president Auto Strop Razor Com.
pany; e. Noble, president Life Saver
Inc.
Carl Shumann, advertising man.
ager Hilo Varnisn Company; r, r.
Strassman, vice-president ''Red Book
Magazine; c. C.. Vernon, advertising
director Street & Smith; q. Lynn
Sumner, vice president Association
National Advertisers; Bernard Lick-
tenberg, advertising director Alex
ander Hamilton Institute; C. G. Harm,
advertising director National Lead
Company; ID. A. Carroll, advertising
representative Washington STAR:
s. p. DeNano, vice president PRIEST
O.Lite Battery Company.