The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-12

SION On AGRICULTURAL
90 OPERATION
Canal" Lieut.-CoI. William L. sibert,
Corps of Engineers, United States
Army; Member Isthmian Canal Com
mission.
Traffic and Tolls" Prof. Emory r.
johnson, Special United States Com
missioner on Panama Canal Traffic
and Tolls.
The Mississippi Valley and the
Panama Canal" Hon. James K. Var
daman. United States Senator from
Mississippi.
Southern Railways and the Pan
anna Canal" Mr.. w W. Finley. Presi-
dent Southern Railway. Company.
Educational Invitation from the
United States to Lattn-America." Hon.
sioner of Education.
Free Forum. One hour-hve min
ute addresses.
Evening session-oct- 27, p. NJ.
THE Panama Canal and our World
Relations" Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
President Of the United States.
THE Life and Ac11iev EN- erts Of SEN
ator John T. Morgan" Hon. John H.
Bankhead, United States Senator from
Alabama.
'The Waste in Cotton Marketing"
| Col. Clarence ousley Chairman Sec
ton on Distribution, Permanent Amer
lean Commission on Agricultural Co
| operation.
Address, Hon. Oscar Underwood,
Member House of Repr esentatives
from Alabama
Morning Session-Oct. IS, 10 A. NJ
THE Panama Canal and the Great
Southwest Col D. c. Collier, Presi-
dent Panama-California Exposition
Company.
Canada and the Panama Canal"
Hon. John H. Haslam, Chairman
Royal Commission on Agricultural
Credit of the Province of Saskat-
chewan, Canada
Comm ercia1 South America Mr.
W. D. Boyce, Author of Illustrated
South America"
THE Panama Canal and Our For
eign Commerce" Mr.. A. H. Baldwin,
Chief Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce, Department of Com
naerce.
'"The Panama Canal and Our Rivers
and Harbors." Hon. Joseph A. Rams
dell, United States Senator from Louis
lana; President National Rivers and
Harbors Congress.
October 2s-Noon.
Memorial Services in the Churches
of Mobile. Theme: The Father of
the Canal idea"
First Baptist Church. Hon. Elliott
W. Major, Governor of Missouri
Government Street Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. Thomas S. Southgate,
Vice President the Southern CONNER
cial Congress.
Christ Church. Mr.. William H. Saun-
ders, Washington, Director the South
ern Commercial Congress.
First Presbyterian Church, Mr..
Chas. A. Douglas, General Counsel, the
Southern Commercial Congress.
Afternoon Session-Oct. %, 2P. M.
1.-The Opportunity for Increasing and
Maintaining the Demand for Ameri-
can Cotton" Col. Haryie Jordan, Sec
retary-Treasurer Permanent American
Commission on Agricultural Co-opera-
ton: President Southern Cotton Crow
ers' Association.
THE Panama Canal and Our Iron
and Steel Exports" Hon. George Cor
don Crawford, President Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railway Company.
THE Panama Canal and Our Cen
eral Agricultural Exports Mr.. Brad
ford Knapp, Special Agent, Farmers
cooperative Demonstration Work, De-
partment of Agriculture.
'The Panama Canal and Our To-
bacco Exports" Gen. Julian S. Carr,
President First National Bank. Dur
ham. North Carolina.
The Panama Canal and Our Ferti-
lizer Exports" Mr.. J. Rice Smith, of
Richmond, Va.
The Panama Canal and Our Cotton
Exports" Hon. John NJ. Parker. Hon
orary President the Southern Com
mercial Congress.
Address, Hon. Edward 7. Perkins,
President National Drainage Congress.
Address, Hon. Thomas Hef1in. Mem
Der House of Representatives from
Alabama-
Free Forum. One hour-fve min
ute addresses.
Evening Session-oct. rs, 8 p. NJ.
Pan-American Evening, to be pre-
sided over by Hon. John Barrett, Df-
rector General the Pan-American
Union.
1.-The Psnama Canal in It's Relation
to Pan-Anxriea," Hon. John Barrett.
..Paaazss. and the Eana4z6 Canal