Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
WILEY ON THE LIST
Will Speak at Opening Of the
National Food Show.
WOODWARD HAS MESSAGE
Health Officer Wants Ear of Capitals
Housekeepers.
WILL BE GREAT EXHIBIT
Show Is to Be Given Under Auspices
Of Retail Grocers' Protective
Association.

! DR.. Harvey W. Wiley. chief of the bu-
reau of chemistry. Department of Agri-
| culture. and one of the largest figures in
tn eworld of food, will deliver the opening
address at the National Food Show to be
opened tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at
Convention Hall. In vie wof 1r. Wiley's
Importance to the manufacturers OF food,
Perry P. Patrick, manager. and the men,
bers Of the Retail Grocers' Protet tive AS
| ISOLATION, which is conducting the show,
| feels especially complimented at DR.. Wi
ley's acceptance Of the invitation to
| speak
| DR.. w. C. Woodward, health officer Of
the District of Columbia, will speak also.
and he is understood to have prepared
an important message for Washington
| housekeepers. D. j. Callahan, first vice
president Of the Chamber of Commerce.
will make an address as representative
of that body. and other men prominent in
business life in the city will be present.
| The speaking will start at o'clock pm.
Exhibit by Department.
| OF great public interest in the display
! will be the exhibits Of the Agricultural
Department. which are being set up at
| the direction of Secretary Wilson to dem
| onstrate what a great work the depart
ment is doing in assuring good food to
| each and every citizen of the United
| States. The department will have a large
demonstration on muir ton, showing the
relative values of all foods. The bureau
OF animal industry OF the Agricultural
Department has Installed large refrig-
orator, showing diseased meats in all it's
stages. together with certain features of
the meat inspection work. The depart
| ment will also show bromide enlarge
ments and certain features from the
dairy division.
| The exhibition containing displays of
| foodstuffs by the leading manufacturers
| and purveyors of the United States has
been staged by the Retail Grocers' Pro-
tective Association, under the manage
ment of Perry p. Patrick.
| The National Food Show, IT is claimed.
will prove a liberal education In the
nutritive and intrinsic value of food and
all that is choicest and best for the
American table. An army Of carpenters,
electricians, painters and other artisans
has been working at Convention Hall the
past week, carrying out an artistic deco
rative effect in booths and ceiling, and
a new scene will greet the patrons at
Convention Hall tomorrow night. The
old architectural lines have been entirely
obliterated and In It's place has risen a
| Food Show City Beautiful" where all
Washington may go and enjoy the choic-
est viands free.
Sixty Firms Exhibiting.
More than sixty firms exhibiting in the
the National Capital for distribution to
all who attend.
The exhibitors at the show will be the
Capital City Dairy Company. ]. T. KRAFT
& Bros Co. of Chicago Borden Condensed
Milk Company. Worcester Salt Company.
Havenner Baking Company, Mccormick
& Co. Of Baltimore, H. j. Heintz Com
pany. Martin Wagner & Co., Listman Mill
Company, Atmore & Son. C. r. Sauer
Company. l.. NJ. Bauer. Genesee Pure
Food Company. Kirman & Son, Davis
Sewing Machine Company, Chapin-Sacks
company. ll-Wright Company, Mar
tin Gillett & Co. c. A. Gambrill Manu-
featuring Company. The Walter Baker
Company, Spar Products Company, Three
B Baking Company. Pompeian Company,
Company, Mayer Co.. William A.
Hardy. Louis Omar. Browning & Baines.
Inc, Oriental Coffee, Safety Gas Lighter
Company. SAVIOR Manufacturing Conn
nell Chemical Company. w. F. Bowen.
Money-Weight Scale Company, John
Bennett Strayer's Business College,
F s1e an nc Company. Golden Co.
Pritchard Company. ]. w. Munro, The
Coco-Cola Company, Bass Islands Vine
yard Company, Harry B. Cook. +. v.
Daley and H Davis, ]. J. Krause, Frank
Collins.
Show Runs Two Weeks.
The. show will be open both after
noon and evening during the next two
weeks. from 1880 to $50 and 1880 to
| 1880 each day.
Pistorio's Band will furnish music
both afternoon and night. and the
management has arranged for special
features each afternoon and evening
during the progress of the show.
This is the fourth food show given
under the auspices of the Retail Gro
GERS Protective Association. the off,
GERS GERS OF a which are; d Frederick A
vice president; G. e. Bohannon. Sec
ond vice president: e. E. Fisher.
treasurer: Perry p Patrick. secretary.
Trustees: J. D. Rollins. M. J. whalen,
NJ. A. Lusby r. E. Smith. r. A. Roll
Inns, L. F. Lusby. ]. Brayshaw. jr., C.
v. Sparrow. w. 7. Davis. H. s. Haight
and F. A. Newman.