The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
GOOD ADDRESSES FEATURE AZ
raRNooN sEssIoN-8Ia BAN
QUIET IN EVENING.
Election and More speeches Today
Now York Man WIN Talk.

With l25 delegates registered. the
eleventh annual convention or members
OF the leo Cream Manufacturers assoc
citation Of West Virginia got under way
Yesterday at the Windsor hoI"l. Inc
convention IS one oG the biggest ever
held by the Ice cream manufacturers Oh
this state.
Delegates began gathering yes:erda'
afternoon from all cities Of West Nlr-
ginia. Eastern Ohio and Western Penn
svl"anIa. The registration WAS made
during the morning by Secretary & +.
Jarnison Of Huntington. while the &tt~:-
noon was devoted 20 q business Session.
marked by several good addresses AZ
$50. the delegates boarded special car
. at Twelfth and Chapitae streets Tor
MorGan's Inn, near West Alexander
where q big banquet was served
Optimisrn marked yesterdays sessions
in all reports and In the addresses oE
the various speakers. and bette" ana
bigger business seemed the keyAo;e OF
all talks !.
Today another interesting session ~
scheduled. including several COCOA al
dresses and the annual report OF Joe l..
Wilson OF Huntington. who arrived TOO
,ats Yesterday to make his report. the
election OF a board OF directors Tor The
next convention city.
Several good addresses are on he pro
gram FOR today as well Including a AK
BY O. 8. Jordan, president OF the as'o-
citation OF Ice Cream Men OF New for'
City. n. Y.
X0storday'B Program.
Opening tho program yesterday atteT'
noon. President w. NJ B. Sine OK Ciarks'
burg, made his annual address which
Ia ~ =
terms OF the methods being used by the
ice cream manufacturers In me"ttng
post-war conditions and or the prospect
Tor the future, declaring better and Dig
ger business Is m sight for ali kinds
OF business.
Secretary Jamison followed with his
annual report which WAS very interest
ing, from the standpoint OF what WAS
done during tho past year. He pre-
sented figures and statistics from the
association minutes showing business
conditions that registered marked I'M
proyemenS
Members Of tho board OF directors,
through their chairman, then submitted
their report which was brief but inter-
esting.
sPssstnS Of soft Times
Row y. Naylor. OF this city. vas then
introduced as the drst formal speaker
Of the convention. Mr.. MAYORS topic
was, These are not hard times but the
pa sSng OF soft times" and he handed
as subject well showing the need ~
bigger business methods FOR the future
II greater growth is to be shown.
He spoke OF the pre- and postwar
conditions, comparing the two. and
pointing out the differences His adj
dress was warmly received By the large
gathering
Mr. II c. Ogden. OF this city. was
then introduced and spoke on the sub
ject. Why the Gross Sales Tax Should
Be Repealed" speaking OF the unfair
ness and inequalities Of the measure
PASSED recently by the state Legislature
as being detrimental 70 business cond!-
lions His address was from the View
point OF publisher. but covered all
kinds Of business. showing where the
measure Is far from beneficial 70 any.
Dairy Man SpSakB
II. G. Bradley. OF Blueaeld. manager
o. the Husbands Dairy company. was
introduced as the next speaker on the
program. and he chose as hts subject
Increasing the Per Capita Consumption
OF Ice Cream In West Virginia
Mr.. Bradley arrived late IN the after
noon. Just In time cor his address. and
his talk made big impression on the
audience. He spoke OF many ways OF
Increasing the per capita consumption
OF tee cream IN this state but pointed
out as three OF the biggest items adver-
Using. reduced prices and forcing the
distributors TO accept less profit. lie
pointed out various means os accom-
pllshiug these ends. and his address was
one Of the big successes OF the day.
Open Forum
Following the address by Mr.. Brad
ley an open forum session was held
with c. W. Fowkes. OF Clarksburg lead
ing tho discussion. the subject being
Transportation Difficulties" The dis
cussion wa1ed warm and much interest
Was shown IN the question while many
interesting points were presented 10
tho advantage Of all
Cooperation between competitive
manufacturers" was the subject OF the
second discussion at the open forum.
George w. Shelter OF this city leading
In the address. This was aotnehr In
terestins discussion in which many Of
the delegates participated.
Tho AFFAIR at MorEan's Inn last eve
ming was great success. and much
credit IS being given the local enter
talnment committee In arranging Il.
the menu presented was most tempting
while four big acts OF vaudeville were
presented. making the evening a most
enjoyable AFFAIR.
Today's Program
Tho following will be the program
for today:
1000 A. 81.
rs II Practicable and Profitable 10 En-
courage the Sale OF Brick Ice Crean?"
Mr.. J. II. SCHNEIDER OF Tell!ng-Belle Yer
non Co. Cleveland Ohio.
-Praotlcab!lity Of Credit Interchange"
Mr.. J. T. Mccain of Imperial Ice Cream
Co. Wheeling, w. Va.
should = Deposit BE Required for the
Use OF Cabinets
Mr.. s. b. Eafrner OF E.kins Storage &
Provision Co. Nkins W. Va.
"A Square Deal
Mr.. o. s. Jordan. President Association
Of Ice Cream Supply Men. New York.
OPEN FORUM
satisfactory Shipping Radius
Led by Mr.. J. J. SteInmetz OF Charles