The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
PRESS ASSOCIATION OUTING.
Alabama Newspaper People Will
 Visit the East.

Birmingham, July s.--(Special.)-The Alabama Press Assoicatiop assemblies in Birmingham on July 9th Br the purpose of taking an Eastern tour. The party will leave at 6:i0 a. m. in three special sleepers over the Southern Railway for Atlanta. On it's arrival at 1l,S0 a. m. In Atlanta, the party will be taken Tn charge by the Seaboard Ar Line ana handled as a special arriving at Norfolk at a: m., July 10th. Here the party will be entertained by Mir. R.. Lancaster Will Hams, president of the Norfolk Railway and Light Company. At 6 o'clock, July 10th, the party( sail on the steamship Dorchester for Providence, R. l., arrtv- ing there July 12th where a stop of one day will be made, and will then go to Boston, where two days will be spent. At 4:54 July 14th, the party will leave Boston for New York arriving at Fall River wharf at 6:1S p. m., sailing on the Priscilla for New York arriving there at T o'clock, July 18th. The 18th, l6th, l7th and 18th will be spent in New York city, leaving New York on the evening of the 18th for Washington, where the 18th, 10th and 2lst will be spent. At s:45 p. m. July 21st, the party will leave Washing ton for Birmingham arriving there at 10:l0 p. m, July 22nd.
 The party is in charge of MT. J. A. Rountree, Secretary of the Press Asso- citation, and of which he has been sec retary for the past twelve years, this being the tenth press trip that he has arranged an personally conducted. He has taken the Association to all parts of the United States and to Cuba, last year touring the West, the destination being San Francisco. MT. Rountree Is editor of The Dixie Manufacturer, ere of the landing industrial papers of the South. There are los in the party, rep resenting many of the daily and weekly papers in Alabama. It will take four teen days to make the trip. The follow ing officers are in the party:
 w.. E. W. ferby. President; Greens boro, Ala.
 c. H. Greer, First vice-President, Marion, Ala.
 J. A. Rountree, Secretary, Birming- ham, Ala.
 J. c. Orr, Treasurer, Hartseile, Ala.
 The following is the list of papers and their representatives:
 Age-Herald, Birmingham-Henry N. Eddins, Miss Annie Morrow.
 Advertiser, Moulton-Miss Ethel Har- rison.
 Alabama Christian Advocate, Birming- ham-Miss Mary Moore.
 
 -J. c. LeGrande, Miss Bessie LeGIande.
 Alabama Enquirer, Hartselle-J. c. Orr and wife.
 Alabama Knight and Odd Fellow, Mont gomery-M. E. Pepperman, Miss Maude Pepperman,
 American Newspaper Union, Birming- ham-J. P. Montgomery.
 Arbitrator Birmingham-A. J. O'Keefe, Miss Ruby O'Keefe.
 Breeze, Columbia-W. F. Oakley and wife.
 Banner, Clanton-Frank Crichton.
 Birmingham Business College Journal, Birmingham-W. J. Wheeler and sister, Miss Mary Wheeler.
 Banner. Fayette-S. H. Morris, Miss Ef- fife Morris,
 Besse4ner Weekly, Bessemer-James H. Hard and wife.
 Courier, Birmingham-E. Lesser, Miss Nina Lesser.
 Citizen Examiner. Haynevillc Miss Kate McLemore.
 Crimsc n- White. Tuscaloosa-R. L. Coles,
 Chronicle, Falkville-A. G. Patterson.
 Chronicle, Columbiana-Gordon DuBose and wife.
 Clipper, Elba-A. F. Powell, Wolter MlZell.
 Christian Companion. Birmingham l
 Dixie Manuf eturer. Birmingham-J. A. Rountree and wife.
 Dixie Home-John H. Rountree, Miss Elizabeth Chairsell.
 Dispatch, Demopolis-W. M. Tucker. T. r. Howze.
 Democrat. Eutaw-F. G. Steele, Miss Annie Garrett Steele.
 Express, Demopolis-Henry W. Hayden. Enterprise, Fruithurst-R. S. Blackmarr, Miss Emma Blackmarr.
 Endeavorer, Birmingham-E. A. Smith, Miss Carrie Smith.
 Gazette, Tuscaloosa-Tom Garner and mother, Mrs J. T. Garner.
 Herald, Uniontown-R. E. Loveless, Miss Arnie Loveless.
 Herald, Brookwood-Phil Painter.
 Herald. Wetumpka-H. H. Colson. Miss Laura Colson.
 Herald. Ensley-H. J. Gaertner and wife.
 Home Journal, Dothan-Mrs. E. F, Ba- Der and daughter, Miss Mary.
 Industrial South. Birmingham-AL. Braun, Miss Carrie Braun.
 Labor Advicate, Bi ~mIngham-J. Burr Miller, Miss Cora Miller.
 Laborers' Banner, Brewton-E. NJ Neal and wife.
 Messenger. Blocton-George S. Rice, Miss Tempe Rice.
 News. Leighton-F. NJ Mccormick, Miss Susie Mccormick.
 News, Birmingham-R. w. Ewing.