Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-06
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED
SESSION OF AMERICAN WARE
HoUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
DR.. Wiley Calls Toast for King Ed
ward and President Roosevelt
Papers Read.

The American irehous men at to-
days session of their national association
at the New Willard Hotel reelected AL
| bert NJ. Read OF Washington, ID. c.. as
president, Philip Cooley of Philadelphia
vice president and Walter e. Reid of
! New York city secretary and treasurer.
! The board of directors chosen consists of
! the president vice president and secre-
| tary-treasurer, ana Samuel NJ. Haslett OF
San Francisco. Homer Mcdaniel of Cleve-
| land, Ohio; Chester 3. Lawrence of New
| York city. Charles l.. Case of st. Paul
and Detroit. 7. S. McPheeters of st.
| Louis, Mo, and G. H. Stoddard of Bos-
! ton, Mass.
| The program of the sessions today COM
! prised the report of the committee on
! household goods and the reading of a
/ paper, The Man Who Handles the
! Goods by Charles G.. Wightman of
Philadelphia. There was also general
discussion under the head of new BUSH
ness. The association adjourned sine die
this afternoon
| The question of organizing an insurance
company for warehouses. under the pa
tronage of the Warehousemens Associa-
| ton, was discussed last evening, and
committee appointed to give consideration
| to the adv. sal ility of the project. The
committee will report to the board of d.
rectors as soon as II reaches conclusion.
Under unfinished business, +. f. He'd
den of Los Angeles reported from the
committee on transfer and forwarding.
At the annual dinner of the warehouse
men last night DIR. Harvey w. Wiley OF
the Department of Agriculture I'm his ad-
dress favored publicity as the only rem
edy for cold storage evils. He advocated
labelling artc. os paced in cold storage. DIR.
Wiley concluded by calling toast for
King Edward OF England and President
Roosevelt.
Those in Attendance.
Those in attendance at the convention
are: Albert NJ. Read. president, Washing
ton, d. c.; Philip Cooley, vice
president, Philadelphia Pa: Walter c.
Reid, secretary and treasurer. New York.
n. Y; Samuel NJ. Haslett. San Francisco.
Cal; Homer Mcdaniel, Cleveland, Ohio;
Chester b. Lawrence, New York, N. Y;
J. Wallace Wakem, Chicago, H.: I. 8.
McPheeters, st. Louis Mo-; G. II. Stod-
dard. Boston, Mass: Charles L. Case,
Chicago, Detroit and St Paul: James
Wills, New York and Jersey City: A. II.
Greeley, Cleveland. Ohio; G. w. c. john
ston, Pittsburg. Pa; T. A. Adams, New
York, N. Y; John l.. Porter. Pittsburg,
Pa; c. L. Crisis, Pittsburg, Pa; George z.
Fleming, Washington. D. c.; w. II. Glib
son, New York, n. Y; c. II. Brownell
Washington Court House, Ohio; F. r.
Hedden. San Francisco; George e. Tur-
ner Denver, Col; f. ]. Abel, Buffalo, N
Y; P. 2. Terhune. New York, n. y; c. II.
Parsons, Jersey City; John l.: Nichols
Boston, Mass; c. A. Aspinwali, Wash
ington. D. c.; j. f. Cassidy, Brooklyn. N.
Y; J. H. Jones, New York, N. Y; Charles
G. Wightman. jr Philadelphia, Pa; Wal
ter L. Hill. Boston, Mass; w. II. Parks,
Albany and Jersey City; L. NJ: Tough.
Detroit, Mich. E. A. Stumpf Richmond,
Va; w L. Kinds, Des Mones, Iowa; John
Newbold, Washington, D. G.; H. F. Salk-
cid, New York. N. T.; D. c. List. Wheel
ing, w. Va: w. C. Gilbert. New York.
Cleveland. Ohio: w. H. Wayne. Brook
Ign, N. Y; Charles r. Saul. New York,
N. Y; Benjamin Blumenthal, New York.
n. Y; Orrin z. Jones. Providence. r. l.;
George R. Snyder, Philadelphia, Pa;
James S. Beall, Portland, Ore; S. H. Bow
man, Richmond, Va; r. II. Switzler. ST.
Louis, Mo-; w. T. Robinson, ex-president
James B. Reynolds, assistant secretary.
United States Treasury Department.; Prof.
B. r. Galloway, chief bureau of plant in
dustry, United States Department of As-
| riculture: DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief
bureau of chemistry. United States De-
partment of Agriculture; w. A. Taylor,
pomologist, bureau of plant industry,
United States Department of Agriculture:
c. L. Gray, expert dairy DIVISION bureau
of animal industry, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture; j. A. Ruddick, Can
ada; Morris l.. jacobson, chief Internal
| commerce division, United States Depart
ment of Labor; Charles A. Hexamer. Ma
tional Fire Protection Association; Mailer
Searles, San Francisco, Cal; John Bekins,
Omaha, Neb.; ]. A. Geisz, Philadelphia,
Pa; r. M Shoemaker, Elmira- n. Y; J.
w. Alexander, Philadelphia, Pa; Robert
Flagg, Syracuse, n. Y; James L. kar-
rick, Washington, D. c.: A. P. Hill, Phila-
delphia, Pa; T. Y. Leonard. Detroit,
Mich; ]. B. s. Rex, Philadelphia. Pa;
R. L. Spencer. Pittsburg, Pa: w. 7. Lem
man, San Francisco, Cal; A. E. Terhune.
New York, N. Y; c. A. Durham, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Barry NOLAN, Washington,
D. c.; Samuel Hoff, New York. n. Y; H.
| w. Carlisle, Chicago, Ill.