The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
ASK MILLERs TO.UsE
COTTON. FLOUR SACKS
National Association of Master
Bakers Comes to Aid OF I.y
Cotton States.
COLUMBUS WINS NEXTsaiEETING
George NJ !. II affner, OF Fort Wayne,
-fss Ind II kP resi- Den =. assoat
rip TO Dutch sap Ends nlifai
Convention. * y =, 3S =, /, sstiil :
COLUMBUS; WINS EXT:.iEETING

( BY completing the sworkfin the ses-
sions of yesterday. which was sched-
uled to extend over two days. the sew
sixteenth annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Master Bakers
adjourned late yesterday afternoon,
having been in session since Tuesday
morning. Aboat trip on the steamship
Sm!thiield down the James. River to
Dutch Gap and return last night con-
tcluded one: offr.the5 most successful
gatherings In the history OF. the organ
ization. ~ si9st:s M sIf5is.sls 8 4
The election and Installation of Of
fcers and the selection of Columbus,
Ohio. as the next meeting place were
the principal items of business trans
acted ut yesterdays sessions Officers
OF the association elected and Installed
to serve during, the ensuing Year are:
George NJ. Haffner. Fort Wayne. Ind.
president; Jay Burns. Omaha. Neb.,
vice-president; Charles E. Abbott New
York City, treasurer. Members Of
executive committee-Henry Stude,
Houston. Texas; Harry! Meyer. Coluni-
bus. Ohio and Fredi.SS~9 Freund st.
CALL ON MiLLERs TO;UsE
COTTON FLOUR SACKS
resolution calling on the miilers
VI liie' SouNtTS' 10 bakers
In cotton.sacks, instead sofNjute, stap
aid in the effort ,tp assist cotton States
was adopted yesterdaX.t afternoon sby
the association meeting inS executive
session.. Henry Stude of 'e Houston,
Texas. framed the resolution q. yiS,,rss - rssAs
The afternoon session yesterday was
called to order at 8 O'clock by Presi-
ing questions placed therein by dele
gates. was opened, answers read and
generally discussed. ~
DIR. John A.. Wesener,i of Chicago III,
president Of the Columbus boratoiies,
read an interesting paper on t"A pplied
Science in ,BreRdmaking. DR. we eseIier
made. the point that modern chemistry
is necessary In every conducted
and up-to5datel bakery. and discussed
the scientific methods used In bread
making. He told how bakers ARE
rhpldly. eliminating the housewife from
the sbreadmaklng Industry 81. IS
Yesterday morning delegates, ac-
companied by members of the local
entertainment committee, visited sew
eral Of the local factories and many
of the larger retail stores About 400
bakers, accompanied by their wives.
We're served. delightful luncheon
yesterday afternoon at 1880 O'clock at
manufacturers The, plant was Inspect
ed by the visitors, II
GOLD. WATCH pREsENTEDJs5 Js5,
& TO RETIRING SECRETARY
At the morning session Yesterday b.
Il. Whitecar, retiring secretary of the
association, submittedt his annual re-
port, showing that the Organization
has made great, progress during the
past year. AS a token OF tkethigh es-
TEEN inlSwhich HE isl eld by. the as
ISOLATION the retiring secretary was
presented with a handsome gold watch.
Mr.. Whitecnf. who is editor of.a trade
!publicattonsofsP PhiladsIphIa; has served
as secretary OF the ASSOC eistion for the
past seven years He Resigned on ac-
count Of the press sof htss sbusiness and
q. permanent secrets W. TO be. named.
later by the sexedut I've nhpittee, Will
take hio place. q |le :: n ews4. secretary y
VIII be stat tioped Y At pc piaie,,t head; Z
quarters insaeeofdance;wlth the tproy ylsions
made at this S6nyep pt ion; Il rs kelly
that the new hsa dahag tiers of the sas,
ISOLATION will be Chicago, ~ Ill. "a 9
though ithe mia tier rs now In the hands
of the executive commit ee.s Il: 81
Several e addresses { by men we'll
known ms ekp perta Tin. theN busihcss
world and In the art OF, preadmaklng
oecupie cd tile informing tfg use sion::s TlIe
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