The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
CONVENTION FORMALLY OPENS
rHrs MORNING AT TIE MeLuRH
HOTEL, AND LASTS TILL WED
NESDAY EVENING.
r.ocA1, coauurTEE HAS PROVIDED
AN ELABoRATB PROGRAM OF EN-
rIRrANmNT FOR VISIT
ING DELEGATES.
sruRAr PROMINENT oHFICERS
OF TIE POTOMAC STATES Asso-
Citation BAKING INDUSTRY
HAVE ARRIVED.

Tho c;tv was thronged with master
bakers and their wives and families last
wight all here TO attend the fourth an
ma, convention Of the Potomac States
Association Of the Baking Industry
which formally opens this morning at
the Mcclure hotel.
M CONSERVATIVES Of the milling
ord sypnly houses are also here to at
tena tho convention and mtngle Win
their customers.
Tho delegates began to arrive early
Yesterday morning and constant
stream of them was flowing In all oay
and I'D until a late hour last night d.
Many took advantage of the weather
and motored to the city from points IN
Inc West Virginia. Maryland. PennsyA-
,a,i. Virginia and the District or CO.
,umbia dispensing and thereby aEoio-
ing The usual dusty ride on the trains
! N. Bell, of Chicago, secretary Oh
rho American Association OF the BAKING
industry was one of the first arrivals
.nd president Ward Of New YORK Cl!5'
viii arrive today to be on hand lot INC
two DAYS Of the convention.
,rbe headquarters are on the MESSIAH
,pe floor Of the Mcclure in rooms anu
The delegates were busy In the lore
mart Of the evening registering anu
nee-inc old acquaintances ana FORMING
new ones. ,t.+so
Tho local entertainment committee
has arranged an elaborate program Aot
Tho visiting delegates and the MS. "
rho series Of events planned TOOK p.aoe
in the Mcclure ball room at 80
night. 1t was an 1ntoF''!a, NJ.
,he Guests were entertained by MISS
c.s,do Rrovn who sang number OF
and + 2. Morgan in monoloSue.
- z,mnerman, commander OF the
e.o,,,o rave a talk on the BOY
movement, after escortng the
paI,ir,ore delegates from the depot 70
the headquarters with 'E'0P "a
and their bugle corps.
with stupps orchestra furnishing tne
,ousic dancing was INDUCED IN DIP 'iAe
, Guests after the entertainment.
While the delegates are in session ~,
,ho ncxt two days. the local ladies' viii
entertain the visiting ladies win shop,
n;ng sightseeing thcater parties, anu
i,,rcbeons. and another program mas
/ hccn laid out TO entertain the oeleea'eS
ord ladies' With boa:-rides and autoH'o-
! bile tours. o..to,
Tho following is today's convention
program:
Convention called 10 order by Pres-
dent +. G. Stroehmann.
Song. America"
! Invocation. Rev. W. E. Schuette.
Address Of Welcome. Hon c. N. YES
RESPONSE, W. r. Caskey, Martinsours'
W. Va.
PRESIDENTS Annual Address, F. G.
Stroehmann. 3S
Report Of Secretary A. J. Clark RICE
mond. Va.
Report Of Treasurer J. J. Mattern'
Richmond. Va.
| Reports OF committees.
! Greetings from other associations.
Standing Introduction.
| Passing Of the question box.
Reconstruction OF the Baking Indus
try Charles f. Meade, Baltimore, Nd
Thrce-minute talks by associate mem
bcrs.
Adjournment until $3.50 p. m
Afternoon.
Benefits Derived from the Food Ad-
ministration. Glenn o.. CARRIER, Fred
crick. Md.
Practical Fermentation, Frank En-
mons chief chemist, Washburn-Crosby
! Co. Minneapolis. MINI.
Cost Accounting as Applied TO the
Manufacturing and Selling Of Bakery
Products. Louis Storck. wheeling. w.
Va.
Address. The Technical EXpert-A
Neglected Opportunity of the Baker" F,
p Siebel president Siebel Institute OF
Technology. Chicago. III.
Nomination OF officers and SUGGESTIONS
1 ~ raYt convention city.
Adjournment until Wednesday.
Entertainment Program.
1880 .. m.
Auto trip. for ladies only, over the
West Virginia mountains. stopping at
the beautiful Country Club, where
luncheon will bc served
y O'Clock p. m.
Banquet at Mcclure hotel. Automo-
htlea will leavc McL6rc hotel AT Z
o'clock p. m for a trip through the
country. passing many historical poi1Ss
NJ interest. returning al S:4o p. NJ. 70
Mcclure hotel where the grand ball wilf
be held. Grand march will start at 9:l5
Ip. m, promptly. Informal