The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-28
D. c. WILL GIVE
WELCOME To
DA|RYMEN
Cuno Heads Committee of 200
to Plan for World Con-
gress October 2.

men and women, representing the
business and organization interests
of this city, has been appointed to
prepare for the entertainment OF
delegates to the Worlds Dairy Con-
gress.
Prof. j. C. Weld. secretary of the
international Association of Dairy
and Milk Inspectors. and temporary
chairman of this committee, today
) called a meeting for tomorrow at
80 o'clock in the Willard Hotel
when plans for welcoming the milk
delegates will be laid and perma-
nent officers elected.
The dairy congress, to which
President Harding has invited all
nations to send official delegates,
will hold it's opening sessions in
this city on October and 8. ad.
iourn to Philadelphia, Pa, for Octo-
Der and continue at Syracuse.
! N. Y, in connection with the
tober to 10.
! More than thirty countries have
| signified their intention Of send.
ing to the congress officials of
their health and agricultural de-
partments. and, in addition, large
number of scientists and prominent
business men will attend as asso-
citation representatives or else in
their individual capacities. Many
scientists and leaders with inter
national regulations are listed to
deliver addresses.
Committee Members.
The members of the committee
and their affiIiation are as follows:
Officials of the District of Columbia:
Cuno H. Rudolph. commissioner;
James F. Oyster, commissioner; DIR.
William c. Fowler, health officer:
DR.. r. r. Ashworth, chief food in
spector; DIR. Joseph A.. Murphy,
chief medical and sanitary inspector
of schools. Washington Chamber
OF Commerce: Isaac Cans, presi-
dent: James T. Lloyd and M. A.
secretary. Washington Board of
Trade: E. G.. Colladay. president;
s. j. Prescott, first vice president;
j.. Harry Cunningham, second vice
president; Arthur Carr, secretary.
Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION: Anton Stephan. presi-
dent; Charles ]. Columbus, secre-
tary; DIR. M. G.. Gibbs, first vice
president; M. E. Horton, second
vice president. Charles w. Semmes,
president of the Rotary Club; Claude
w. Owen, president Of the Kiwanis
Club: c. L. Harding, president of
the Civitan Club; George A. Lewis,
president of the Lions Club: and
Henry e. Stringer. president Of the
City Club, and John Dolph, vice
president, and Claude H. Woodward,
second vice president of the City
Club. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
president of the Parent Teacher AS.
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ments of Agriculture: DIR. J. r.
MohIer, DR.. G. w. Larson, Ernest
Kelly, R...R. Graves, DIR. George E.
Holm, r. J. Poisson, l.. A. Rogers,
DR.. Fl. c.. Taylor, J. Clyde Marqui
r. C. Potts. L. M. Davis, j. w.
Hiscox, H. T.. Baldwin, DIR. F. c.
Blanck, Reuben Brigham, DR.. J. A.
Herman. United States Depart
ment of Commerce: e. G.. Mont
gomery. United States Department
Of Labor: Miss Grace Abbott.
United States Treasury Department:
DR.. George w. Mccoy, director
hygenic laboratory. Agricultural
organizations: c. w. Holman. Ma
tional Milk Producers Federation;
A. M. LOOMS, National Dairy
Union; T. c. Atkinson. National
Grange; Charles Lyman. National
Board OF Farm Organizations; Charles
! Barrett, National Board Of Farm
Organizations; Gray Silver, Ameri-
lean Farm Bureau Federation: D. G..
Harry, president Maryland State
Dairymen's Association. University
Of Maryland: DR.. A. F. Woods.
president: Prof. James A. Gamble,
professor OF dairy husbandry. Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute: Prof.
William d. Saunders, Prof C., w.
Holloway.
| Business and Professional" Men.
| B. II. Roberts. Col, Robert N.
schulteis, William F.. GUIDE, W. G.
Kendall. Frank e. Gorrell. E. c..
Brandenburg. DR.. Frank W. Ballou,
DIR. Harvey w. Wiley, Emile Ber-
liner, DR.. Ralph Fort. DIR. j. p.
Turner. DR.. Louise Taylor Jones,
DR.. H. II. Donnally. DR.. r. P,
Copeland. p. C. Snyder. U. g..
Marshal: o. M. Kile. National
Agricultural Publication Co.; O. A..
Jamison, Sam Kimberly, American
Ice Co.: Col. Wrisly Brown. l.,
Clarke Hoge, DIR. Frank M. Surface.
United States Department OF Com.
resentatives OF the Washington
Post. Evening Star, Washington
Times. Washington Herald. and
News; presidents of Citizens Assoc.
Citations. DR.. George G. Havenner,
Anacostia: Frank Carrigan, Ben
ming; c. w. Ray. Brightwood Park.
A. Y. Gray, Cathedral Heights; T.
J. Donovan, Central; III. s. Ridgely,
Chevy Chase: David T. Oertley,
University Heights; e. NJ. Weeks,
Cleveland Park; Herbert l.. Davis,
Columbia Heights; William B. West
lake. Connecticut avenue; e. p.
HaZleton. East Washington Heights;
j. A. Oliver, Georgetown: F. K.
Steele, Langdon Woodbridge: Gull
ford Jameson, Lincoln Park; F. w.
McReynolds. Meridian Hill; Edward
w. Turner, Brookland; A. J. Dris-
coll. Mid-City; DR.. e. r. Sappington,
Mt. Pleasant; Selden M. Ely. North
( Capitol and Ecklngton: Evan H.
Tucker, Northeast Washington: L..
L. Derrick. Friendship: George H.
Russell, Park View; Joe L. Carr,
Petworth: Edgar b. Henderson,
I Piney Branch: DR.. B, T. Woodward,
Randle Highlands; Ira B. Nutter,
Rhode. Island Avenue, George r.
Dickson. Sixteenth Street; George
M. Yeatnan. South Washington;
A. @. Hermann, Southeast Wash
ington; p. w. Shoemaker, Takoma
Park; DIR, William p. Herbst, West
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