The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-19
ALABAMA men
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LARGE NUMBERS
ALMOST EVERY TRAIN ARRIVING
IN THE CITY BROUGHT MEN,
BEERS OF ALABAMA COTTON
SEED cRUsHERs ASSOCIATION.

Almost every train arriving in Pen
sacola yesterday brought a number
of delegates to the Alabama Cotton
seed Crushers. Association, which con-
venes in the San Carlos convention
hall this morning at 10 o'clock for it's
annual session. Some few of the dele
gates arrived in the city as early as
Monday, so that full attendance will
be on hand for the opening session.
Quite a number of the deleagtes are
accompanied by their wives and mem
bers of their families, and the Com
mercial Association has made arrange
ments for the proper entertaining of
the lady visitors also.
The convention will be opened with
the invocation by Rev. John H. Brown,
rector of Christ church, and the ad-
dress of welcome will be delivered by
w. L. Meyer. mayor pro tenn. c. e.
Dobson, president of the Pensacola
Commercial Association, will welcome
the visitors on behalf Of the Com
mercial Association.
The entire program is as follows:
Wednesday, June 18th.
900 a. m. to 1000 a. m.-Registra-
ton of members.
1000 a. m. to 700 p. Injecting
called to order by president.
Invocation-Rev. John II. Brown.
Address of Welcome-W. L. Meyer,
mayor pro tenn.
Address of Welcome on Behalf of
Commercial Association-C. e. Dob
son.
Presidents address.
Secretary and Treasurer's report.
Mill System-J. O. Ffnney.
Relationship of Manager to Super
intendent-L. NJ Porter.
Advantages of Exchanging Cotton
Seed for Cotton Seed Products and
Fertilizers from the Farmers Stand
point. M. Kyser.
Production of Oil from the Soy
Bean-Prof. ]. F. Duggar, director of
Alabama Experiment Station.
Advantages of Chemical Reports
and How to Utilize Them-Dr. H B.
Battle.
Announcement of committees.
Thursday, June Goth.
1000 a. m. to loo p. injecting
called to order by president.
Legislation an Asset to Cotton Seed
Manufacture Lamar
Objects of the Superintendent AS
ISOLATION and the Educational Ad-
vantages of Memberships. C. Myers,
secretary Oil Mills Superintendents'
Auxiliary.
Boil weevil in Alabama-Dr. w. e.
Kinds, Alabama State Entomologist.
The Seed Spectator and the Bear
ing He Has on Our Business. l..
Torbert.
Report Of committees.
Election OF officers.
Adjournment.
Entertainment.
The committee appointed by the
Pensacola Commercial Association to
arrange for the entertainment of the
Ala yfrffnrS rubfcb fu nov,,-
posed of George II. Hervey, chairman;
| Cad Jones, A. Fl. Warren and T. G.
Watson, has arranged the following
interesting program Of entertainment
for the Association and their friends
Wednesday at 1918 a m. a street
car ride will be given to the lady Wis
| itors. The car viii leave Palafox and
Government streets for Fort Barrancas
and the navy yard. The trip will be
kindness of Manager A H. Warren of
| the Pensacola Electric Co.
Wednesday at 8 80 y m, there Will
be an organ recital at Christ church,
given by Prot VIM. Packham, for the
benefit Of the visitors.
Tickets will be furn fshed to the dele
gates for the moving picture shows on
Wednesday.
Thursday at 10 a. M, the East Hill
Bayview Park for the entertainment
of the lady visitors. This Seeing Pen
sacolas Ger will also be under the
supervision OF Mr. Warren.
Thursday at p. m, the steam er
Baldwin will leave Edmundson's dock,
| 70e South Palafox street. for Santa
Rosa island. The following commit
tee on entertainment for the bay trip
has been appointed, and includes lady
. a SSIs+apfs one RI be selected by each
of the following persons: G. E. Dob
son, L. T. Henderson, w. L. Mover. w
IC. Jones, DR.. Frank G. Renshaw.
Knowles Hyer, c. w. Lamar, Thos. w
Brent. w H. Knowles, ]. S. Reese
F. E. Brawner. Frank L. Mayes. H. A