The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-04
FLORIDA PRESS
ASS0 CITATION
PROGRAM
SCribsS Will Meet at OCaIa on
May 29 for a Three Days
Session.

The annual meeting of the Florida
Press Association will be held in the
city of OcaIa Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 20, 80 and 81, 1906.
The opening session will be at 1880
D. m. on the first named date and the
adjournment will be at noon on Thurs
day.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Tuesday, May 20.
1880 p. m.-Called to order by Pres
ident George w. Wilson.
Invocation-Rev. c. C. Carroll, of
the Baptist church.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
city, Mayor Richard McConathy; re-
spouse by Tom F. McBeath; on be-
half of the local press, c. L. Biting
er; response, Frank A. WalpOle.
Recitation-Ode of Welcome. Miss
Mabel Bittinger, of Ocala, Daughters
of the Press Association"
Music.
The Relation of the Publisher to
the Politician, Claude LEngle, Sun,
Jacksonville.
journalistic Ethics-Adrian P. Jor-
dan, Herald. Punta Gorda.
Music.
Editorial Responsibility in the Mat
ter of Public Morals. w. White,
Fraternal Record, Jacksonville.
Presidents Annual Address-Hon.
George w. Wilson, Times-U Union, Jack
sOnville.
Music.
Adjournment
Wednesday, May 80.
$3.50 a. m.-BUsiness session. Re
ports of secretary, treasurer and the
various standing committees.
IL a. m-Reading and discussion OF
papers.
Newspaper Advertising-Wm. A.
Russell, News. Palatka.
Does it Pay to Have Clubbing List?
Philip Isaacs, Press, Fort Myers.
Followed by discussion.
Adjournment,
2:3O D. m.-Business session.
Rural Routes. Do They Help the
Local Paper?-T. J. Appleyard, Index,
Lake City.
Ready-Prints. Are They a Help or a
Hlndrance?Zw. w. Jones, Banner
Chipley.
Special Editions-E. T. Bylngton,
News, Miami
The Use. of the Linotype in Coun-
try Ofice-S. Weller Johnston, Agri-
cUlturist, DeLand.
Adjournment.
1880 D.. m.-Invocation, Rev. T. w.
Moore, of the Methodist church.
Music.
Annual Poem-Tom F. McBeath,
School Exponent, Gainesville
Florida and Ise Future-Miss Jeffer-
son Bell, Capital, Tallahassee.
1t is Worth While to be an Editor?
Harry L. Brown, Record, st. Angus
tine
Music
The Press and the Temperance
Cause-NTrs. Neva. c. Child, Cham
pion, Arcadia.
The Florida Editors-iF E. Harris,
Banner, Ocala.
The Humorous Side of the Country
Newspaper Editor-John NJ. Caldwell,
News, Jasper.
Muse
The Press and Education-A. NJ. G. !
Russell. Argus, BrOoksville.
The Use and Abuse of the Cartoon
w. L. Straub, Times, st. Peters
burg.
Should an Editor Hold Ofice?-Jos.
H. HUMPHREYS, Journal Bradentown.
The Editor Who Reads and the Edi-
tor Who Doesn't-Miss Sara Harris,
Banner, Ocala.
Music.
Your Competitor. How Best to Han
die Him-Wallace F. Stovall, Tribune.
Tampa.
Is the Editorial Page a Necess,t y? |
Frank L. Mayes, Journal, Pensacola. |
The Daily Newspaper in a Small
TOWN.. H. McCreary, Sun, Gaines
vile.
Music.
Thursday, May 81.
$3.50 a. m.-Uninished business.
General discussion on matters Of
interest to the association.
Adjournment.
1t is supposed that the transporta-
ton companies will grant the usual
courtesies to members-that is, trans |
portation to and from the place of
meeting, including one lady member
Of the editors family PlIanks for
this transportation viii be sent out in
a few days.
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