Evening journal., 1915-06-12
PLENTY OF PLEASURE
FOR COAL Dealers
Pennsylvania Merchants TO
See Many Sights After
Business Meetings Here
VISITORS TO HAVE
RIDE DOWN RIVER

Nearly one thousand delegates will
attend the eleventh annual convention
and outing Of the Pennsylvania Re-
tail Coal Merchants Association,
which will be held in this city Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Elaborate arrangements have
been made for the entertainment OF
the visitors.
The convention will be held in The
Playhouse. II will open at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning, when
Charles II. Ten Weeges, the chairman
will introduce Mayor Howell. who
will address the delegates. James c.
Tattersall vice-president of the asso-
citation, will respond. John T. Sat
terthwait, president Of the Chamber
of Commerce. will also make an ad-
dress and the response will be by
Howard W. White, president of the
association. The remainder of the
morning session will be devoted to
business matters.
On Tuesday afternoon there will be
a trapshooting event at the DUPONT
range at Henry Clay.
The program for Wednesdays ses-
sion is as follows
Morning-New business, address
on anthracite mining and selling by
w. J. Richards. president OF the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron
Co.; address on weighing coal and
scale inspection by James Sweeney
chief of bureau Of standards of Penn
sylvania reports of committee-(al
nominations, (b) resolutions, (cl
complaints; election of president
vice-president treasurer, and hve d.
rectors; adjournment until 2 P. NJ
Afternoon-Address by Charles
Enzian, NJ. E., of the L. s. Bureau oi
Mines, on Anthracite Mining" Illus
trated by motion pictures; final ad
journment
Coal handling machinery and sup
plies will be exhibited by the Auto
car Co.. the Link-Belt Co.. the Jeffrey
Manufacturing Co., the Specially En.
gineering Co.. the Gifford-Wood Co.
E. L. Roller. the Standard Scale anC
Supply Co., the Keystone Manufac
turing Co, the F. S. Converse Co.
the Howe Scale Co., and W. T. Lane
& Brother.
Committees will be composed al
follows
Finance-Henry Snyder, chairman
S. E. Hamilton, c. H. Ten Weeses
Richard Catlin. Frank White.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R. Pusev
chairman; William Smalley. Leor
Walker, Benjamin Groves, Walter ID
Bush
Members of the association will hav
club privileges at the City Club.
The entertainment committee consist
of Reception. l. +. Perry. chairman
Wilmer Stradley, Charles Melchoi
Joseph II. Goodng. +. }. Hollingswortl
John Donohoe, Martin Tomczyk. Charl,
Warner. Frank Finn. Greenville; Wi
liam Green. Greenville; f. NJ Philip
Charles \. Grubb, Comfy Bros. Williai
Danzenbaker, Claymont; f. l.. Richard
Newark; II. Warner McNeal. Newark;
4. kliason, New Castle; J. II. Richard
Hockcssin; William Deakyne. New Ca,
tie; Charles Melchoir.
On Tuesday evening the visitors wi
be taken on a trolley ride 10 Brandvwin
Springs Park. and on Wednesday ever
ing there will be a smoker and vaud,
vile.
The outing will take place Of
Ahuioudy. Inc program Tor the da,
will be as follows Meet at Hote
DUPONT al a. m Proceed to KIM
street wharf, accompanied by ban,
and board the steamer Queen Anne
chartered by the George W. Bush an,
Sons Company, which will sail a
a. m. Sail down Delaware Bay
Lunch, etc, on board. Return to vii
mington at $50 p. m, and proceed Il
Philadelphia, landing at Arch stree
wharf at p. m. in time to make raj
connections for LONE.
The entertainment at the City Clul
on Wednesday evening next for tn
Pennsylvania coal men by the vii
mington coal men will be open TO al
members of the City Club. II will
consist Of music and vaudeville. an
refreshments will be served.