The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-18
Arkansas Press Association

 The executive committee of the Arkansas Press Association met in Little Rock February 12th to select the place for the next meeting of the association and to transact other business
 The following members were pres ent: George Thornburg, president; B. F. lobe, vice president; J. J. Thomasson, recording secretary; J. R. lobe, corresponding secretary, l. NJ. Partridge, J. w. Adams, Eugene Moore, James Mitchell, Ed Warren, E. B. Mccall, R. T. Kellam. Camden was selected as the place and May l7th the date of next meet ing.
 Col. k. A. Warren, editor of the Texarkana Democrat, was chosen to respond to the address of welcome at Camden.
 The following addresses and sub iects were selected for the meeting;
 The Newspaper of Today" pa per by E. B. Mccall: discussion opened by J. L. Tullis.
 "The Ideal Newspaper" paper by Arthur Murry; discussion opened by c. R. Williams.
 "The Editors Wife," paper by Mrs. Annie Folsom.
 Honorable Competition, What is It, and Where Does it Cease to be Such?' paper by J. H. Lower; dis cussion opened by J. J. Thomasson.
 "An Arkansas Auxiliary House and Advertising Bureau" paper by J. W. UnderhllI; discussion opened by o. c. Ludwig
 Newspaper Legislation" paper by w. F. Hicks, discussion opened by Z T. Bennett.
 "The Newspaper as Q Factor in Public Improvements" paper by w. R. Jones; discussion opened by Geo. R Brown.
 "The Importance of First Class Mechanical Work" paper by K. L. Giyens; discussion opened by j. S. Stevenson.
 "The Society Column" paper by Mrs. Sue James; discussion opened by w. B. Folsom,
 The following delegates to the National Editorial Association were elected.
 First Dlstrict-W. W. Folsom, Emmet Rodgers, alternate
 Second District-Arthur Murray, J. l.. Wadley, alter ate.
 Third District-R. L. Emerson, w.. ". Turner, alternate.
 Fourth District-Eugene Moore, W. M. Green wood, alternate.
 Fifth Dlstrict--J. $. Stevenson, J. R. Newman, alternate.
 Sixth Dlstrict-E. L. Givens, P. r. B. Hynson, alternat'.
 James Mitchell, member of Legislative Committee; w. $. Burn cit, member of Executive Committe.
 The following was adopted;
 Resolved, By the Executive Com mittee ef the Arkansas Press Asso- citation, in regular session assembled.
 l. That we most heartily endorse the bill now before the Congress oi the United States for the relief of the printers O! the entire country against the unjust and unnecessary competition of the Government with her citizens and taxpayers in the printing O: envelopes, and all other lines of commercial printing.
 ?. That we earnestly request our Senators and Representatives in Congress to vote for, and use their influence toward securing the pas sage of the bill.
 At the close of the meeting the members repaired to the far famed Richeileu where, as guests of Mir Kavanaugh of the Gazette, they sat down to as tempting supper as ev CT feil to country editors lot. Later the party, again as guests of Mir. Kavanaugh, attended tue theatre in a body and spent a most delightful evening.
 Mir. Kayanaugh won the hearts of the editors by his untiring efforts to please them, and his kindness will never be forgotten. Hnod's Pills cnre Constina.ion hv