Evening star., 1925-03-21
INDUSTRIAL SHOW
TO OPEN TONIGHT
Exhibit of Washington Prod
ucts Ranges From Art Work
to Auto Trucks.

| " ASnlngr0nS nrSt DTetentiOUS IN
dustrial exposition, embellished by
| exhibits depicting activities in the
| various Government departments, re-
| construction wards in the hospitals,
| public schools and welfare agencies.
as well as the leading artists in the
| Capital, will open tonight in the
| new Auditorium under the auspices
| Of the Washington Chamber of Com
| u1erce.
| One hundred and seventy-five booths
| covering a floor area of $4,000 square
| feet, contain the exhibits of the COM
| mercial manufacturing industries. of
| the National Capital. Those repre-
| sented include the printing and its
| allied industries such as lithog raph
| ing, photo en- craving, stereotyping,
| photography, electric plating. steel
| and copper plate engraving and
| hookbinding; the making of paper
and paper products of different kinds;
| -four and grist mill products: food.
| bakery and confectionery products;
beverages of great variety; clothing
| for men, women and children;
| jewelry; toilet articles; machinery
and devices OF various kinds; variety
| of materials entering into the con-
! struction OF buildings: articles of fur
nlshings for the buildings: ice: cleo
| trio power, gas for illumination and
l
| other things
! Elaborate arrangements have been
made for entertaining the visitors
| through the week of the exposition
| The Washington Quartet will be one
of the headliners of the entertainment
bill.
Amplihers Throughout Hall.
The three District Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph, James F. Oyster
| and Col. j. Franklin Bell-will be on
the reception committee for the open
| ing tonight. Isaac Cans. former
president OF the chamber, is chairman
| of the committee. He has made an
| arrangement for subdividing the re-
| ception committee, asst gning certain
members duties for specific nights
| The public speech system of ampli-
f1cation has been Installed throughout
| the auditorium so that persons any
place in the building can hear the
| entertainment. A vast quantity of
| focdstuffs and souvenirs will be given
I! away to visitors. The manufacturers
of foodstuffs have planned to give
samples of their products, while the
manufacturers of household and other
| articles will distribute miniature
| replicas of their products.
In addition to the booths occupied
by the commercial concerns, the public
schools will have exhibits in 10.
| Booths also have been assigned to the
| Government Printing Office. the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
| the naval gun factory of the Wash
| ington Navy Yard, the photographic
| office OF the Navy, the Washington
Society of Artists, the patients at
Walter Reed. Mount Alto, tuberculosis
and naval hospitals and the municipal
playground department.
Is Proud of Exhibit.
| "These exhibits of our local indus
tries" said Charles J. Stockman, gen
eral chairman of the committee in
| charge of the exhibit, should leave
| us with a feeling of pride in the
courage of our citizens who have as
| sumed and successfully borne the
| risks of attending the establishment
| and conduct of their enterprises here,
and should foster in US a determine
| ton to support them to the end that
| the interests OF our city may be
| fully promoted; the exhibits OF our
| boys and girls of our public schools
| should engender feeling of security
| that the industrial interests of Wash
| ington may be, safely turned over to
| their care when they are ready to
assume them; the Government ex-
| hibits will be interesting and educa-
| tive; the exhibits of our artists Will
| appeal to our esthetic senses and ex-
plain our high standing as an art
| center; and, In addition to all of
| these. there will be an exhibit which
we should approach with a feeling of
reverence and gratitude to our
Creator for protecting us in the stress
OF war and to our splendid young men
| who were the Instruments of that
| protection and who are now, though
| their bodies are racked with pain,
| occupying their time in producing
| things which add to our comfort and
| happiness"
| The reception committee tonight will
be composed OF the District Commits
siners, DR.. L. G. Battle, Morris Caf-
ritz Daniel j. Callahan, william
Dove, William GUIDE, P. j. Haltigan,
Herman A.. Schulteis, .. A. Skinner
and Hoke Smith.
81 Commercial Exhibits.
The commercial exhibitors follow:
| Washington Gas Light Co, Washing
ton Spring Works. n. Capaee & Co.
National wood Working Co., Inc. !.
Columbia Iron Works, Inc; Washing
| ton Tile Dealers Association, United
States Poster Co, Miss M. Bauer, Toll
| man Laundries. Southern Maryland
immigration Commission, Chesapeake
Beach Hotel Co., S. & II. Heating Co,
| Eclipse Rug Co., Edmonds Contract
A
American Ice Co, Penso & Ereza,
Far-Well Baking Co., Columbia
Orange Crush Bottling Co., Razo Man
ufacturing Co.
| Carry Zoe Cream Co., Peoples Drug
Stores, Ernest Brothers, Mary P.
Mitchell, Frank III. Edmonds, A. G..
Hermann. Langland Auto Seals &
Novelty Co., Capitol Bedding Co., Will
| liam Hahn & Co., Wottstatt Radiator
| and Fender Works. National Cash
Register Co., A. Loffier Provision
Co., American Dairy Supply Co, Cor
| by Baking Co., Witt-Will Co., Inc: N.
| Auth Provision Co., Foy Radio Co..
Vasco, Products Co., Inc: Southland
Battery Co., w. Stokes Sammons
Shade Shop, Portland Cement Asso-
| citation, Southern oxygen Co, Nu-
Grape Co. Blossom Inn, Delco Elec-
| trio Co.. Connecticut -Copperthite Pie
Co.. Robert N. Harper Co., Holmes a.
Sons Baking Co. Chaplin Sacks Cor
tporations Aops salsa CO. Capitol