The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-06
THE MEMORIAL
FOR BR0WARD
Committee is Named and is Ready
to Take Subscriptions
WILL ERECT MONUMENT
To Memory Of Late Governor and Sena-
tor Elect Napoleon B. Broward--
FIorida's Great Lamented Son

The organization of the Broward
Memorial Committee, list of the mem
bership is given below, was completed
just in time for publication last Sunday,
the first anniversary of the late COVER
nor's death.
The committee, as it's name implies,
exists for the purpose of raising funds
with which to erect a monument to the
late Napoleon b. BrOward. Subscrip-
ton blanks have been placed in the
hands of each of the gentlemen named ;
and they will receive subscriptions, d.
rectly or by mail. The funds thus col.
lected will be forwarded to the treasur.
err, former Senator w. H. Milton, at
Mariana, Fla.
In addition to the, list given below. a
local branch of the committee will be
organized in jacksonville, notice of
which will be given later, when all the
friends of former Governor and Sena-
tOr-elect Broward will be invited to
participate in the work Of the commit
tee
1t is the desire of the committee that
voluntary subscriptions be handed to
one of the members named in the fol-
lowing list.
In speaking of the work to Times
Union reporter. member of the com.
mittee said: 1T should be borne in
mind that in the erection of a monu-
ment to Napoleon B. Bfoward, the OBJ
ject is not simply to glorify the memo
ny Of an individual, nOr:tn DO honor to
name. In rearing this memorial
stone, the citizens of Florida, donors
of the tribute, are seeking to convey
to generations of the future, as we'll
as to those of the present, the knOwl-
edge that to him who labors in the SER
vice of the people shall be awarded his
due need of gratitude and praise. that,
in perpetuating in marble or bronze,
the memory of a man, they are express
ing their recognition of his work for
men, and are setting the stamp of APP
proval upon the principles for which
this man fought-liberty. equality, fra
ternity.
"a monument to Napoleon B. Brow
ard s memory will be a monument to
justice, to equality of opportunity, to
individual freedom. Perhaps no worth
Ter cause will ever be presented to the
people of Florida, and the committee
feels assured of meeting with an i'm
mediate and hearty response to their
effort to crystallze into concrete
form the sentiment of the people Of
his state" concluded the speaker.
The personnel of the memorial COM
mittee is as follows: 81
Hon. w. H. Milton, Mariana, chair
man and treasurer; Miss Gertrude Dia-
Iynski, Jacksonville. secretary; Messrs.
W. 4. Thomas, B. r. Colson, Gaines
vile; j. H. Jones, Starke;e Wade H.
Jones, Tltusville; G. w. Sco6eld, Inver-
ness; F. P. Cone, Lake City; F. M.
Hudson, j. H. Reese, Isador Cohen
Miami: T. B. King, Arcadia; Senator
N. P. Bryan, P. A. Dignan, T. L.
Acosta, Frank Brown, r. E, Wheeler,
James B. Dodge, Jacksonville; J. s.
Reese, Emmett Wilson. Frank L. .
Mayes, Pensacola; James H. Jones,
Century; H. W. Johnson, ApalachicOla;
w. M. Cory, Y. l.. Watson. Quincy;
J. w. Mehaffey, Gretna; j. M. Cald-
we'll, Jasper; A. j. Knight. F. M. Sim
onton, E. D. Hobbs, Tampa; w. E.
Williams, Marianna' X L. Eaton, B.
J. Hamrick, Monticello; Hal W. Adams.
Mayo; I. N. Withsrs, Lady Lake; j.
R. Miller, Eustis; T. B. fLanier, Tavar-"
IS; J. e. Foxworthy. Fort Myers; F.
NJ. Hendry, La Belle; H. L. Bethel, D.
N. Lowry. Tallahassee; w. R. Coulter,
Bronson; J. S. Bitch Montbrook; s. !.
Revell, Bristol; r j. Paterson E.
Davis, Madison; j. j. Lamb Braden-
own; J. D. Robertson, Ocala; ]: N.
7ogartv, Mason Moreno, Key West;
Harry Goldstein, Fernandina; A. E.
)gilvie. Callahan; W. P. Watson, Lee
Roy B. Giles. Orlando; C.. A. Carson,
George o. Butler, West
Palm Beach; A. j. Angle, Barlow; H.
!. Drane, Lakeland; H. "A. Gray, F. ].
.'earnside, Palatka; T. F. West; Milton;
:. W. Zim, George, F. Miles, A. W.
Jorbett, st. Augustine; A. k..WilsOn.
Fort Pierce; Glen Terrell. Sumteryille;
Tohn C. Calhoun, Perry; A. g.. Ham
in, j. E. Alexander, DeLand; Nat h. q.
Walker, Crawfordville; B. A. Lindsey, 4.
Caryyille. .: