The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
OFFICERS OF T. P. A.
SAVANNAH POST HELD ITS ANNUAL
MEETING.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
THOSE WHO WILL REPRESENT
TIE POST AT COLUMBUS.

Meeting Mt the Screven House Large
ly Attended and Enthusiastic.
Election Resulted In President
Max KFauss Being Chosen for An
other Term--Com mittees to Look
After the Work of the POst-ResO-
luton Adopted Relative to the
Plant System Putting on Mileage
Books at Reduced Cost and Good
in Florida.
Post A OF the Travellers Protective AS
ISOLATION IS preparing for the State Con-
vention to be held in Columbus, March
$3.50. At the annual meeting of the Post
at the Screven House, yesterday after
noon, the convention was discussed, and
it was evident from the interest shown
that Post A will send large representa-
ton.
There will be others than the authorized
but those elected as delegates and alter
mates were as follows: Messrs. Max
Krauss, president; d. L. Wortsman, sec
rotary and treasurer; A. Barnett, ]. Birn-
baum. Joe Belsinger. A. Enrich, B.
Ehrlich, A. Epste n. H. Frank ]. s. Har
rison, C. ]. Herman. d. Hecht. c. E.
Vinson. j. S. Jordan. r. C. King, w. G.
Keen, NJ. E. Kirschbaum, Joe Lovenstein,
C. Lllienthal, A W. Morehouse. H. s.
Meinhard. NJ. II. Rothschild, E. H. Sol
ONION, J. P. Solomon. T. r. Slappy. H. S.
Traub and Harry Brown.
An election of offic to serve the en-
t,aIA r. EN- H..
were elected:
Presideut-Max Krauss.
First Vice Presidential. W. Morehouse.
Second Vice President-J. p. Solomon.
Third Vice Presidential. Barnett.
Secretary and Treasurer. l.. Worts-
man.
Chaplain-Rev. Ed. f. Cook.
Attorney-Robert NJ. Hitch.
Physician-Dr. J. Weichselbaum.
Committees-Railroads, Max Krauss
chairman; press, M. f. Kirschbaum
chairman; Legislature. A. l.. Well, chair
man, hotels, NJ. H. Rothschild, chairman
employment, r.. c. King, chairman; d.
rectors, II. S. Meinhardt chairman; w
p. Vinson, 7. r. S,appy, Clarence Lilien-
thai. F.. H. Solomon.
AS a month intervenes before the state
convention, the members of the post do
not know just what matters will be
brought up, but the conventions are al
ways interesting and it is supposed that
measures of moment to the T. P. AS
will be considered. The convention will
be presided over by the state president,
Mr.. G. E. johnson of Atlanta.
The Savannah drummers will have a
private car for the trip to Columbus, an I
will leave the morning of March IS. They
have invited Rev. and Mrs. Ed F. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hitch and Mr.
and Mrs B. Dub to accompany them as
their guests,
The officers Of the post were greatly i'm
pressed by the meeting. which was large
ly attended, and the most enthusiastic
that has been he'd for months. One of
the matters brought up was relative to
the reduction in the price of mileage
books by the Plant System and their be-
ing made good in Florida, as we'll as in
other states.
Some time ago the seaboard Air Line
took the initiative and made the reduc-
ton in price and made the books good
al florida, the change becoming effective
tomorrow. The Plant System has fol-
lowed suit, and the reduction from $50
to $25 will be made tomorrow on that
line, and the books will be good In Flor
ida, as well as everywhere else on the
system, and on the Atlantic Coast Line,
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac, ana the EBIHSylFdnld ENdllIodN De-
tween Quantico and Washington. Just
as on the Plant System connections as
far as Washington. so viii the books be
good as far as Washington on the con.
nections of the Seaboard Air Line.
At a meeting of tine post some two
weeks ago, resolutions were adopted,
thanking the Seaboard Air Line for iJs
action relative to mileage books, and
yesterday similar resolutions were passed
for the action of the Plant System. The
drummers pledge their patronage to the
railroads. and all will invest in the mile
age books at the reduced price and un-
der the concession made.