The Ocala evening star., 1910-04-13
POsTMAsTERS OF FLORIDA
Three-Score and Ten Faithful Public
Servants In Convention I'm OcaIa

Following are the names Of the
postmasters and their assistants at
tending the convention in this city:
w A. Allen. ,DeLand: l. c. Lynch,
Gainesville; Geo. A. Alba, St. Angus
tine; c. l. Dohn, New Symrna; F. E
Basse, Formosa; Elizabeth H. Basse,
Formosa; D. NJ Kirby, Palatka: ]. 3.
Leffingwell. Bradentown; julia NJ.
Liddell, Santos; Susie Carlton, Mic
anopy; George Duncan. Jasper. Char
ley Hunter, Genoa; E. Barnes, Plant
| City; Fred NJ. Webber, Oak; G. B.
| Skipper, Barlow; W. H. Cason, Hill
| lizard; ]. F. Warren, Apalachico-a; Ed
| ward L. Lifsey, Ozona; ]. r. Smith,
| Chiefland; w. NJ. Boykin. J. G. Griggs,
| Susan ]. McCants, Montague, S. s.
Fisher. Clermont; Frank ]. Huber,
Ocala; F. A. Bushnell, Floral City; J. NJ. |
Bell, Wellborn; A. F. Rumph, Lulu; A |
3. Hull, Starke; Frank NJ. Long, Hol- |
der; Mrs. a. o. Gorham. Reddich; Mrs. !
G. z. Allen, Orange Park; c. F. Allen, |
Orange Park; E. C. Peck, BroC ksville; |
W. S. Keister Trilby; VIM. T. Thayer, |
Enterprise; P. 0. Sneller, Mon brook;
G. w. Bean. Tampa; c. D. Pearso on, Pa
ola; Otis F. Landers, Havana; w. A.
Sands, Auburndale; H. c. Wimberly,
| L. H. ~
D Walker. Nanolla; A. W. Jackson,
: White Springs; J. o. Zipperer, Mad
ison; VIM. p. Blakely, Ocoee; j. W.
Phillips, Enville; G. c. Loernecker,
Homosassa; Andrew Green, %rcadia;
E. D. Lounds, Crescent City; i. Vans
Agnew, Kissimmee; Samuel Bass, Glen
st. Mary; Julia c. Gates; Roy ;. Han
ma, ST. Petersburg; NJ. D. Bell, Inver
i ness; Geo. f. Koons Palmetto; Geo. n.
l Dorr, Heidtville; w. D. Johnson,
[ Johnson; J. B. Hughes, Hastings; j.
d w Lundy, Parrish; Hettie B. Spencer,
q Dade City; Fred V. owen, Sats INA; f.
J. Browning, Bowling Green; c. n.
e Hildreth, Jr.. Live Oak; J. H. Dyers,
Campville; A. H. Fuller, Altamont
I Springs; ]. F. Barron. Evinston; w. O.
= Brown, Lake Butler; c. A. Iremere
II Belleview: A. L. Rowe, Westlake; Miss
= NJ. B. Bishop, Eustis; w. r ONeal,
: Orlando; Mrs. Grace Barry Wis Jack
: sonville.
: The proceedings Of the cor vention
> began at the courthouse at 3:3V yester-
IL day afternoon, and were openel by an
e address from that gentleman Of the
e old school, Major L. T. Izlar, who in
fitting words extended the welcome of
> Ocala to the delegates.
e Among the other pleasant things
Major Izlar said and it was all ex-
tempOraneous, as Mr. Duval was to
le have made the address of welcome but
y was called out of the city an Major
ny Izlar did not know that he would be
H. called upon till a few minute before
he arose to speak:
G Jacksonville claims to be The en-
trance or front gate to TIL state
lie Tampa the back gate; Pensao ola the
er side gate and Ocala must be the in
s. side where all the good thir IS are
f No one ever waits at the ga, =; they
he come inside, hence everything comes
L to Ocala.'
ed AS there were a dozen or more lady
postmasters present. Major Izlar pleas
s. ed them very much by saying tha
IN Uncle Sam ought to have mo- re lady
c. postmasters, as they had such goot
Ii success in handling the male.
NJ The welcome address was re Dlied t.
m, by Mr.. T. v. DeGraw. fourth sssistan
F. postmaster general, who c.me t.
rs, Ocala for the special purpose If meet
ling such large number of IiS offic
e. ial friends, and making them persona
ng ones. His address was instruc i've AM
ot entertaining.
ng The convention then got drwn t
'st business Several alterations in TIL
nd program were made necessary by tn
'r- absence CT members to who part
III, had been assigned. The revised pro
d. gram is follows:
oe Postal Savings Banks-C. \. Ire
TX me5s, c. L. Dohn, w. c. Smiti.
er Rural Free Delivery-Should Not tn
Appointment OF Rural Carriers from
Eligible Lists be tbs Same at that o
City Carriers?-L C. Lynch, ..
Landers.
n Money Order Business-W. f
g, O'Neal, W S. Kinsler. Mrs. A. Q. Cor
lg, ham.
Is Second Glass Matter-Shouid Eot Al
le- Matter, Other than Daily and Week1
Newspapers, be Subjected to It Leas
Transient Second Glass Hates-A. "
tat Jackson, F. A. Long. ]. Q. Scliii.
Efficiency Records-G. w. Sean.
Registry System-How Car 1t b
. Improved Roy c. Hanna, c. <. Peek
:. D. NJ. Kirby.
- inspection service-G E. -Allen, {
Va H. Hildreth, Jr.
80 Supplies-How and in What Amoun
ts be Ordered-E. D. Loundes, Mis-
Bishop.
Economy OF the Service-W. :
Sands, w. 3. Hull, l.. T Go"don, {
Lowry.
II Should All Postmasters of the Fourt
20 Glass be Placed in Classified service
~, Geo. E. Eoons, p. O. Snelle., W. :
No Burrhee.
A marked feature OF tae afternoo
was an address from Hon enEy
Chubb. who holds the republican part
of the state ip the hollow of h.s hant
~ Mr. Chubb combines the practi al wit
:. the brilliant in happy deg, ee, an
lc' what he says is always wei wort
all listening TO.
re- Mr.. William = Allen, postn -ster @
ny DeLand, presides over the cor 'entio1
ic nf ho h m n
ct, republicans who have done m re tha
all else toward closing Up the blood
chasm. Coming to Florida f. m Ea
bid Clair Wis, almost thirty yesrs agt
At he has been an important t-ctor i
ot- building up the beautiful city Of De
ey Land Everybody who knc $ WI
to likes him we'll Like the pc maste
~ OF Ocala, he owes his app intmen
- much more to the fact that is
first-class business man anG use:G
citizen than to political infiueGce.