Evening journal., 1922-03-23
canning end OF the business.

canning enu or the uualueoa.
Mr.. Pollock said Il IS the purpose
OF the Canning Company 70 put on
the market goods which have a rep
,utation for quality. He also predict
ed great success for the co-opera-
tive movement OF the wholesale gro
GERS.
Just before the dinner ended. Mr..
Capelle moved a rising vote OF
thanks for Mr.. Harvey and Il was
given with loud clapping OF hands.
Those a. the tables were: Eugene
Bush, representing the W. J. Nc
Cahan Sugar Refining Company;
Holstein Harvey, Jr., representing
the United Canneries Corporation;
H. H. Haines director and member
OF Executive Committee Of Hoistein
Harvey, Inc. I. NJ. Tatman. director
Of Hoistein Harvey, Inc; John z.
Gonce. director and chairman OF the
Executive Committee Of Hoistein
Harvey. Ino.i A. 2. Hudson, repre-
senting the Corn Products Sales
Company; @. Dowding, representing
the r. 3. Davis Company; 3. II.
Emory. director Of Holstein Harvey.
Inc; s. NJ. Long. representing the
r. p. Davis Company; George p.
Scotten. director OF Holstein Harvey.
Inc: william Becker. representing
the Simpson-Doeller Company; 7.
Frank Lane. director Of Holstein
Harvey, Inc: s. s. McCubbins. d.
rector OF Holstein Harvey. Inc; G.
/ II. Smith. director OF Holstein Har-
d -
Holstein Harvey. Inc; James W
/ Gardner, representing Kellogg
Toasted Corn Flake Company; G.. W
/ Chapman. representing Frank A.
Smith Company; f. r. Jackson, d.
rector Of Holstein Harvey. Inc: A
! r. Wagner. and John Hunt, Jr.. rep
resenting the Heivetia MIX Con-
/ densing Company; J. r. Richardson
/ director OF Holstein Harvey. Inc; W
/ r. Taylor representing Colgate and
| Company; J. George Klemm, Jr.
promoter: Joseph W Jackson, vice.
/ president OF Holstein Harvey. Inc.
~. d. Wheeler. representing Nc
Cormlck and Company; Thomas
~. Dugan. director and member
OF the Executive Committee OF
/ Holstein Harvey. Inc: A. II Mails.
berger T. r. Knots and Q. r. Jus
tice. director Of Holstein Harvey
Inc; l. L. Chamberlain. treasurer o
HolHein Harvey. Inc; W. II. Mueller
representing the r. ]. Reynolds To
| bacco Company; George S. Capelle
Jr.. dealer In bonds; J. c. Powell
director Of Holstein Harvey. Inc.
A. NJ. Warren. representing thu
Quaker Oats Company; LeRol
Harvey. Mayor; Harry T. Graham
director and member OF Executive
Committee Of Holstein Harvey. Inc.
| J. Rankin Davis, legal adviser fo
Holstein Harvey Inc. and the Unit
ed Canneries Corporation. and Henr.
Bush, representing G.. W. Bush AM
Sons Company; George S. Capelle
chairman Of the Board OF the VIII
mington Trust Company; c. NJ. She
ward, vice president OF the VII
mington Trust Company; G. "
Sharpless, treasurer OF United Can
neries Corporation: NJ. FarquhaI
member OF Advisory Board o
United Canneries Corporation; Clar
ence J. Pyle. business manager o
The Evening Journal; II. L. Kelley
/. director OF Holstein Harvey, Inc.
George Carter. editor OF The Evening
Journal; j. r. Dougherty. treasure
OF the Farmers Trust Co. Newark
. Del; c. b. Dean. stockholder. New
ard. Del; r. II. Pollock, president O
United Canneries Corporation; Wal
ter Pollock. representing the Unite
Cannerles Corporation; and Morto
: Harvey. president OF Holstein Har
vey, Inc, vice-president of Unite
u Cannerles Corporation.