The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-26
NEWSPAPERMEN
MEET IN TAMPA
FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION
CCNVENES THIS MORNING,
LASTING THREE DAYS-LARGE
NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF
FOURTH ESTATE ARE IN At
NcE-NUMEROUS OUT.
INGS ARE PLANNED.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.


ida. many accompanied by their wives
in attendance upon the Florida State
! Press Association which convenes here
| tomorrow.
| The editors will have a royal time
a banquet being given Ia their honor
! tomorrow evening at the office OF ne
| TAMPA Tribune, at which Editor w. +
| Stovall will be the host A number OF
| river trips have also been planned
| The business sessions of the assocla-
| ton will be held in the board OF trade
| rooms.
The full program for the three days
meeting is as follows;
| Thursday.
| 900 a. m.-Assemble at board of
trade auditorium, register and eX-
| change fluctuations and show bank
| balances.
1000 a. m.-Address Of welcome by
| Mayor d. B. Mckay.
Response by Frank z. Harris OF the
Ocala Banner.
Welcome from board of trade, F. c..
Bowyer. president.
welcome from local job Offices by
Clyde Rinaldi.
Welcome from newspapers by w. F.
StovaH.
Annual address by Frank l.. Mayes,
president of the association.
Please note that there are no hon
CRADLES.
300 p. m-Unfnished routine bust
ness.
A Newspaper Man and His Con-
science, Wallace F. StovalL Tampa
Tribune.
Letting the Other Fellow Run Your
Paper r. r. Tomlin, Plant City Cou-
rier.
Boosting Your Home Town. A. K.
Wilson, Fort Pierce Tribune.
Day Dreams in the Newspaper
World. Clarence E. Woods, Eustis Lake
Region.
8: 90 p m-Banquet at the Tribune
office. Manuel Garcia, caterer. If you
want to know who is boss of this feed
start something.
7:30 a. n-Leave Favorite line dock
for water trip. Program on board:
Does Good Printing Pay? oscar T.
Conklin. Miami Herald Discussion.
What the Merchants Expect from
the Newspapers. L. S. Brown, st. Pet
ersburg Independent. Discussion.
1920 a. m.-Arrive at st Petersburg
as guests of trolley trip through the
city, suburbs and to Boca Ceiga bay,
where party will take small boats for
far-famed Pass-a-GriIle Fish dinner
Bathing and fishing on the side. "A
full line of fish just received for easy
catching" Return to St. Petersburg.
Trolley trip about the city. Welcome
address by Mayor Phiel and W. l..
Straub president of board of trade, at
the auditorium. Return to Tampa.
Program on return trip:
Free Press Stuff c. f Howard, Or
lando Citizen. Discussion.
Making the First Page Attractive,
Marcy 3. Barnell, Key West Citizen
Discussion.
500 p. m.-Guests of the Peruchi-
Gypzene Company at the Greeson
theatre to Sc special newspaper drama.
Saturday.
Assemble at the board of trade rooms
early for quiet lour."
800 a. m.-The Cost System. Dis
cussion led by J. M. Burrow, Pensacola.
In addition representatives from the
national typothetae will be present.
General discussion and experience
meeting.
Routin business, election of officers,
naming place Of next meeting.
1870 a. m.-Street car ride in and
about Tampa.
100 .. m.-Luncheon at the Florida
Brewing Company's plant. Grape juice
and stone crabs will be served. The
for hats and raincoats that are not
checked.
After 80 the guests can do as they
please, for the responsibility of the !
board of trade and newspaper men, adj !
vertising agents and job printers Of !
ceases
officers of press association:
Frank L. Mayes, president, Pensa- !
cola.
T. J. Appleyard, secretary TaIlahas-
see.
J. w. White, treasurer. Jacksonville, |
Local committee: Mayor D. p. Nc |
Kay w. F. Stovall and W. b. Powell |
Of the board Of trade
Reception committee: Douglas Como
ley, Clyde Glenn, Gilbert Freeman. J. !
5. Minis, Clyde Rinaldi. Jack Lawes. !
L. D. Reagin. Robert Bentley, Roscoe |
NettIes. G. +. Harrison, z. D. Lam
bright, Harry Clark, Hewitt Hill, F.. |
A. Wright, Frank Huffaker. K NJ.
link Dudley Haddock, J. L. Reed, |
Herbert Johnston, Carl w. Hill, J. z.
S. s. Matlack. W. T Sto-
vail Wallace Q. StoVall Lew Woods,
G. D. Leach. c. c. Woodward. C. ].
3lttman, G. NJ. Query, D 3 Mckay
Isaac Craft
Reception committee to entertain Ia
dies auxiliary: Mrs W. B. Powell.
chairman, assisted by the wives and
sweethearUs of the above named, and
Miss Ida Hartman, the Tribune stenog
-apher, Miss Cornelia Frances Ma
gruder, society editress of the Times.
and Miss Helen Stewart, society edl-
ress of the Tribune.