The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-24

yesterday ana was greeted last night
by his many friends who called at the
San Carlos to see him. Mr. Hervey
reports business good at all OF their
hotels and says he is very gratifed
with the patronage given the Pensa-
cola house. Mr.. Hervey will be In
Pensacola several days.
L H Green was among the many
Jacksonville business men at the San
Carlos last night Mr.. Green thinks
the San Carlos q lovely hotel and
thinks Pensacola q fine town, but he
is so full of Jacksonville that he for
gets there is any other part of the
world. Mr.. Green Is q booster for the
city across the state. but he has many
pleasant for him.
Herbert A. Love, Of Quincy. was a
visitor In Pensacola yesterday and will
leave today for points in the north
Mr.. Love is mayor Of Quincy and vice.
president of the First National Bank
there and has done much toward the
upbuilding Of the town and county.
He is a guest Of the San Carlos.
Among the guests leaving the San
Carlos yesterday were Mrs. J. L. Glenn
ment and her charming granddaughter,
Miss Alice Nancy Clemment, Of Mil
waukee. Mrs. and Miss Clemment had
been visiting at the San Carlos for
several weeks and had made q number
Of friends during their stay. Mrs.
Clemment said before leaving yester~
day that their stay had been a most
pleasant one and that Pensacola at
forded many places Of interest to Wis
itors She Is the principal stockhold-
er In the Clemment- Williams Furni-
ture Company Of Milwaukee and is
spending the winter IN the south. ac-
companied by her granddaughter. They
have gone to Montgomery for a short
stay and win visit other southern
cities before going home.
Mr.. r. Mcmillan. of North Caro-
lima, came to Pensacola yesterday
from DeFuniak and reports hveliest
interest in the state Chautauqua being
held there He came by way OF Free
port in q motor car with several en-
thusiastic automobile men who are
proud Of their excellent roads and are
determined to spare no expense in
making them as good as the best. Mr..
Mcmillan will be at the San Carlos for
few days.
DR.. Geo. H Atkinson, a prominent
lecturer and educator Of Albermarle.
N. c., was at the San Carlos yester-
day afternoon. DR.. Atkinson is here as
the special representative Of the Lay
mems Missionary Movement Of the
Southern Presbyterian church. He
will, however, have only on months
time for this assignment and is to
visit only selected towns. He was un-
able to deliver his lecture here last
night, but will be here tomorrow as
the guest Of Rev. J. s. Sibley. when he
leaves for Quincy. Mexico, China and
Africa constitute the field for which
he is working and the charts with
which he demonstrates hts lectures
convey most wildly the needs and the
opportunities in this great work. AL
though engaged at present In this mis-
sionary movement. DR.. Atkinson has
the heart and soul of the eduactor.
AS president of Albermarle Normal
and Industrial college, he is working
to bring the best of education within
the reach of every boy and girl in the
Old North State. No section Of the
south mas mace greater oQuCatlonAl
strides than North Carolina. The
greater efforts, however, are made
along lines of university training. DR..
Atkinson is one Of those beginning fur
Their down. The plans for his school
include new buildings and $3.50, 900
endowment.
Mr.. John F. Maggie. long connected
with building and construction work in
Chicago, Is at the San Carlos for a
few weeks. Mr.. Maggie is here on a
! combined pleasure and prospecting
trip. He says that many people in
Chicago are talking Pensacola and that
capitalists are not unmindful of oppor-
tunities here. The conditions In Pensa-
cola, he interestingly points out, are
identical with those of Chicago a de-