The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-30
WATERMAN
WILL ATTEND
CONVENTION
WILL LEAVE MONDAY FOR At
LANTA TO BE PRESENT AT
THE COMMERCIAL SECRETARIES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DELE
CATION OF BUSINESS MEN.

| Secretary Waterman of the Cham
| Der of Commerce will leave next Mon
| day night for Atlanta, to attend the
annual convention of the Southern
| Commercial Secretaries Association,
and he is hopeful of having a deIega-
ton of Pensacola business men to go
to the convention. The railroad rate
is So for the round trip, tickets good
to leave here either Monday or Tues
day, and good to return up to mid
night of Friday, July 9. AS a tribute
to the Importance o. secretarial work
in the general development of the
south, the railroads have made a spec
lal rate open to anyone visiting At
lanta at the time of the secretaries
convention.
The program for the convention
shows at glance that the gathering
will be worth attending, whether on
be in secretariaI work or not. and Mr.
Waterman is anxious TO nave Pen
sacOla well represented. The set pa
peTS to be read are as follows:
Cooperation Between Commercial
Secretaries" George s. Viewer. sec
rotary Montgomery Commercial Club.
Southern Commercial Congress,
g. Grosvenor Dave.
Road Building With Convict La
Dor" Gen. Clifford L. Anderson of At
lanta.
Improved Roads and How to Sc
cure Them" Cnas. H. Hoyt, superin-
tendent of road construction, United
States government.
The Work of Commercial Organi-
cations in Municipal Betterment,
Alex w. Smith, Atlanta, and Ryerson
Richie, executive director, Chamber
Of Commerce of Boston
Commission Form of Government
E,p- L
the Galveston Chamber of Commerce.
Municipal Advertising" H. H
Richardson, secretary of the Jackson
vile Board Of Trade.
Cooperation Between the Press and
the Commercial Bodies NJ. B. Treze-
want, secretary manager, New Or
leans Progressive Union.
Cooperation Between Advertising
Departments of Railways and Com
merciaI Secretaries" H. A. TruedIey,
industrial agent of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Cooperation Between Industrial
Departments OF Railways and Com
mercial Secretaries" NJ. V. Richards.
land and immigration agent of the
Southern Railway.
Subsidized Plants for Manufacture
ing" y. H. Grady. Chattanooga.
Commercial Organizations and
Legislation" J. A. Arnold, president I
of the Texas Commercial Secretaries
Association.
Mr.. Waterman is eagerly looking
forward to the convention. No man
with half q grain of sense can hear
the discussions without being bene-
fited," said he. 1.-The secretaries get
together once a year at these conven-
lions and exchange experiences and
ideas, and from those who have be
longed prior to this year / get it that
the association conventions have been
invaluable aids 20 them in their work.
Il hope the Merchants Association
will send Mr.. HOrsler to the conven-
ton. and it would be a good idea for
the merchants who can do so to go to
the convention. Only secretaries are
eligible to membership, but no bust
ness man can go to one of these con-
Ventions, even as a spectator, without
being a more useful man in his or
ganization and in his community when
he gets home
The 1910 convention will undoubt-
eddy be held in New Orleans, follow
ed by a trip to Pensacola in char
tered steamer I want a good crowd
from Pensacola, especially because |
want to announce, in voting for New
Orleans, that Pensacola wants the
1911 convention, and it will help is
to get it If we have half a dozen good,
solid men in Atlanta"
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