Evening star., 1924-10-26
ADVERTISING men
.. TO VISIT COOLIDGE
Breakfast at White House
Tomorrow Morning Is Fea-
~ ture of Program.

. President Coolidge will entertain
Nat breakfast at. the White House to-
morrow morning a large delegation
representing the National Coolidge
Advertising League. These men are
members of national advertising
agencies handling millions of dollars
worth of newspaper and other adver-
tising yearly, and they have declared
themselves as believing that 1t is for
the best interests of the country 10
elect Coolidge and Dawes and thus
insure progress and prosperity.
Most of these visitors will come 10
Washington from New York and VIII
make the trip in special cars. II Is
thought likely that the President VIII
make a short address to them follow
. ing the breakfast. The delegation
will be headed by Rhinelander W aldo'
former commissioner of police OF New
York and president OF the Coollose
Non-Partisan League.
Personnel of Delegation.
The delegation will include the
following:
Paul Block. president. Paul Block,
Inc. newspaper publisher and adVer-
tising director, Pictorial Review Mag
azine: Robert L. Barrows. president
iBarrows & Richards Advertising CO..
Dan A. Carroll. advertising represen-
tative Washington Star; Wendeii g.
Cotton, president, W. b. Cotton Al
>-ertising Co; s. p De lano, vice pres
ident, the Prest-O-Lite Battery Co..
Stureis Dorrance. president, Torrance
sullivan Advertising Agency. ana
kerwin II. Fulton. president, roster
Selling Co of New York.
Herbert Gardner. president Gardne'.
Advertising Company. ST. Louis an s
New York; also president Ainerlc'Jr
Association of Advertising Aserfs
I. D. Gibbs. advertising director, "a
tional Cash Register Company. lay
ton. Ohio: William Griffin. wee 's,esi-
dent, American Press Assoc e -tion
New York; Stanley GunniSon. preSi.
dent, Gunnison Advertising Company
New York: 4. l. Sohuman, advertising
manager. Fort Worth Star fyld Tele-
sram; Frank w. Harwood. advertis-
ing director. American Tobs eco Com
pany, New York, also vice. president
New York Advertising Crub; Frank
r. REYNOLDS. president. Gilbert Frank
* Company. advertising agents. New
York; Gilbert T. Hodges. advertising
director, Frank \. Mu hsey Company
New York, also president, Magazine
Club: c. W. Hoyt. president. Charles
". Hoyt Advertising Company. New
York: George l. Johnson. president
Thomas Cusack Company. New York
Carl Kaufman. president. Federal Ad-
vertising Company, New York, anc
Mark kellogg. advertising director
York
West Coast Represented.
George Z. kleiser. president, Fos-
/ ter & kieisGE Advertising Co, San
Francisco, Calf; Robert I4eayitt, ad-
vertising director. Onyx Hosiery Co,
New York; Bernard Ltchtenbsrg. ad-
vertising director, Alexander Hamil-
ton Institute, New York; Seamon
Lockwood advertising manager,
Johns -Manville, Inc, New York: H. X.
Mccain. president, H. X. NcCann Co,
advertising agents, New York; L. A.
Mcqueen, ingsdirector. the B.
=. Goodrich Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio;
NJ. r Mas, president. Auto Strop
Razor Co, New York; 5. D. Malcolm,
advertising director, American Ex-
press Co, New York: L. Noble. presi-
dent, Life Savers, Inc. Dorchester,
y. Y; Frank Presbrey, president.
Frank Presbrey Advertising Co, New
York. and first vice president, Adver-
1ising Club; william H. Rankin,
president, William H. Rankin Co,
New York and Chicago: Carl Shu-
mann, secretary, Hilo Varnish Co,
Brooklyn; r. r. Strassman, vice presi-
dent, Red Book magazine, New York;
G. W. Williams, advertising manager,
Postum-Cereal Co, New York.
NJ H. Wright, advertising director,
John B. Stetson Company, Phila-
delphia; c. c. Vernon. advertising di-
rector, Street & Smith, New York
Frank Seaman. president, Frank Sea
man Advertising Agency, Inc, New
York; Arthur Kastor, Kastor Adver-
tiSing Agency. New York; Stanley
Resor president, T. Walter Thomp-
son, New York; Francis l.. Wurzburg.
advertising manager, Vogue, Vanity
Fair New York; Edward Gould, pres
ident. Gould Advertising Agency, New
York; G. Lynn Summer, vice presi-
dent, Association National Advertis-
fng. and Charles c. Green. president,
Charles E. Green, New York.