Oil Can Makers meet at Monongahela House

Oil Can Makers.

The glass oil can manufacturers of the United States held a meeting in the Monongahela House yesterday afternoon. The following firms were represented: Mr. D. C. Hemingray, of the Hemingray Glass Company, of Covington, Ky.; W. M. Campbell, of the Adams and Westlake Company, of Chicago; Charles E. Meier, of C. Reisner & Co., of New York; T. C. Ball, of Ball Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. Wormser, of Wormser & Co., Pittsburgh; Mr. R. L. Walker, of R. L. Walker & Co., of Canton, O., and Mr. McLaughlin, of the Point Bottle Works, of Rochester, Pa., beside representatives of three other firms, every factory in America being represented.

The chief business was to perfect the organization which was formed last Sep­tember. L. H. Harker, of Columbus, was elected president, and W. N. Campbell secretary and treasurer. A resolution was passed to adopt a uniform schedule of prices.