The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
TONIC f RCESMASS AGAINST Al LIED ARVIE,,
ABLE ADDRESSES
ARE LISTENED TO
BY the Members Of Ice Cream
Manufacturers Association
of West Virginia.


Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
of West Virginia which has been in
session at the Waldo hotel here Tues
day and today will come to close
Wednesday night when an elaborate
banquet and smoker will be given to
the visiting representatives by the ice
cream manufacturers OF this city. Will
liam D. Mccormick. OF the c. d. Cooley
Company. OF Pittsburg. has been Sc
lcctcd ms toastmaster and as Mr.. Nc
Cormick In clever entertainer all
attending the banquet are guaranteed
good timo.
All speakers on the afternoons pro-
gram were present with the exception
of r. j. List of the Mechanical RE-
frigcrating Company, Of Philadelphia,
who waa unable to attend the conven-
ton. lila topic. however. was ably
discussed by representatives OF sew
cral other retrigerating companies.
The remainder OF the afternoons
program WAS short talk on 1.-THE
Quick Return OF Empty Packers by
I. N. Hagen. o fthe l. N. Hagen Com
pany, OF Uniontown, Pa: Cocoa and
Its Preparation" was discussed by
G.. B. Hunt. OF c. ]. Van Houten
and Son, OF New York City; "Adver-
tisin the Ice Cream Business was
discussed by II. j. Garrison, Of the
Burdick- Simpson Company, Of New
York City. Mr.. Garrison Is a great
believer in prlnter's. ink and advised
all manufacturers present that the
best way to get business was to adj
vertise. W. T. Wallis, Of this city
president OF the Credit Mems Asso-
citation, discussed Credit Limits IN
Selling leo Cream: and w. d. Hon
man. Of the w. q. Hoffman Com
pany. OF Tyrone. Pa. told the mantts
facturers how many fiavors Of Ice
cream they should keep in stock. The
last address of the convention, was de-
livcred by ]. F. o'Brien. president OF
the Association OF Ice Cream Supply
Men, and n representative OF the
Rosemary Creamery Company, Of
New York City. discussed the Re
lntion Between the Suuly manhrilu
lation between the Supply Man and
the Manufactures"
AT the close. of Mr.. o'Brien's ad-
dress, n half hour was devoted to
asking ana answering questions. a.
ter which the convention went into
executive session. The election OF or
ficers and the selection of next years
meeting place was the last thing son
the afternoons program. ~
At 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning
twenty automobiles, headed by Mayor;
g. II. Gordon, met at the Waldo ho-
tel and took all the representativesl
present for a tour Of the rnnnufnc-
turing plants Of the city, and sub
urbs.
At the Tuesday night session .
class OF members was initiated into
the Icy Bees order. social part of
the Ice Cream Manufacturers Asso-
citation. The initiation was started
In the assembly room at the Waldo
hotel where the convention IL being
held. but before II was aver all the
candidates we're brought to the lobby
OF the hotel where the fnishtns
touches were put on. Tho degree
team putting on the Initiation hnd
previously arranged with Mayor Cor
don to have a number Of the police
force there to arrest the candidates
and lock them up in the city iaii.
This was carried out and all the can
didates were given good scare when
the officers placed them In the city
Jail. Later the degree team went 20
the police station and secured the re-
lease OF the candidates and returned
them to the hotel where they were
told that the arrest was a part OF the
initiation. When told some OF the
candidates were inclined to be angry
for while. but before the evening
was over all took the whole affair
good naturedly. A large crowd was
gathered around the hotel when the
raid was made not knowing that the
whole affair was fixed.
Following the initiation the on
GERS were elected for the ensuine
year. The newly-elected ofdcers arc:
President-o. s. Jordon. OF New
York City.
Vice president-w. D. Mccormick.
OF Pittsburg.
Secretary, Don Breen, of Detroit.
Treasurer-Georse Hunt, Of New
York City.