The Washington herald., 1912-01-17


in the welfare and progress Of the United
States as any other class OF people
A telegram from DIR. Wiley was read
by Toastmaster Frulkerson saying th6t ne
had gone as fnr north as he could pos
sfbiy get to get away from this dinner.
and that the reason he did not go fur
ther was because the snow blocked his
way.
.sIf DR.. Wiley had consulted US meat
packers" commented Mr.. Fulkerson.
amid laughter, I'VE would have sent him
to a warm instead Of cold climate"
The menu at this "all-American ban
quet" consisted Of the following:
Menu.
Lynnhayen (virginia) Oysters
California olives.
New Jersey Radishes.
Clear Chicken okra. Louisiana.
Chesapeake Bay Bass. saute Meuniere.
Massachusetts Hot House Cucumbers.
Fnet of Chicago Beef PIque.
Renaissance.
Colorado Potatoes Palestine,
District of Columbia Punch.
Philadelphia Squads,
Stuffed and Roasted.
Oregon Apple Salad, Mayonnaise.
White Mountain Ices.
Assorted Fancy Cakes.
ApoIlinaris.
The programme and decorations were
unusually handsome. and the committee.
consisting Of Benjamin w. corlSran, jr"
Robert F. Roberts. J. Fred Shafer, Rob
ert A. Mccormick, and W. Barry Cassell,
received congratplations for the manner
in which they had arranged the banquet
Some of the Guests.
Among those present were:
G. A. Bohrman, N. o. Newcomb. DR..
T. NJ. Price, C. H. Ogden, DR.. W. II.
Smith. DR.. Morris Wooden, ,Theo. Vilter,
K. W. Penley. Dr. II. NJ Bracken. George
p. Mccabe, George l. Mccarthy, South
Trimble, Representative Mann, OF Hi
nois: Roe Fulkerson, toastmaster; Sena-
tor James A. Reed. Of Missouri; Senator
Charles Curtis OF Kansas; NJ. H. Davis,
]. r. Watson, DR.. George Ditewig. J. T.
Russell, DR.. J. r. Mohler, Joseph Aller-
dice. Gustav Bischoff. ST., F. T. Fuller.
B. w. Corkran, jr., president OF the asso-
citation; Frederick Layton. ]. 8. Beiswan-
ger. Jerry South, and John II. Schofeld.
That the government, private indi-
viduals, and anti-tuberculosis societies
should take Immediate steps to eradicate
tuberculosis in live stock TO prevent the
communication OF theFdisease TO human
beings was the purport OF a resolution
adopted at yesterday mornings session
Of the association.
A resolution was also adopted praiaing
meat inspection laws, but protesting
against the condemnation Of meat after
post-mortem inspection. The entire loss
in such cases falls on the packers.
Gen Michael Ryan. of Cincinnati. the
grand old man" of the association, was
placed, by unanimous consent, at the
head of the list of honorary members
and the names Of John A Tobey, OF
Chicago, and Frederick weimer. OF
Wheeling, w. Va, were also added.
Obituary resolutions were adopted
containing the names OF those members
who died during the last year.
New Onieers Named.
The new oFncers OF the association
elected yesterday morning are: President
Benjamin w. Corkrsn. Baltmorse vice
president, George A. HORNED, hustin,
Mimi; secretary, George L Mccarthy.
New York; treasurer, c. Z. Roth, Cincin-
natl; executive committee, S. E. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; W. o. Newcomb.
Cleveland; C. II. Ogden. PittsSurg; J. l.
FELTON,, Philadelphia; Gustave Bischof,
St Louis; ]. S. Agar, Chicago; F. L.
FulIey, Chicago; A. T. Donahy, Buffalo,
and T. W. Taliaferro, Detroit.
Large silver loving cups were presented
to Joseph Allerdice. of Indianapolis, the
retiring president, and to George Rehler,
of Cincinnati, the retiring treasurer.
A sightseeing trip around Washington
and a luncheon at the Cafo Republique
will compose the entertainment offered
to-day,