The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-11
Well Attended Meeting is
Held in Mayors Office
at City Hall.
OLD ASSOCIATION
WILL BE CONTINUED
1t Will Cooperate With the
Phunmakers and Also En-
deavor TO Organize a
Third Society or Have
One of Those Now Ex-
isting Give a Parade.

A carnival noxt year On a larger
scale than ever before attempted was
the decision reached last night when
large number OF satlxens gathered
md discussed the matter at length.
The meeting was in the mayors office
AT the city hall and was presided over
By Geo. II. Hervey as chairman. The
meeting had been called 90 determine
IL the old association should contsnna
and 20 discuss tho prospects for the
coming year.
Not only was II decided 20 continue
the old association. but the Phun-
makers viii Cooperate with tire for
uleg and an attempt made 20 orwaaisa
a fhird carnival body &c put on a inys-
tic parade. IL being the concensus 81
opinion that three pA.ades should ha
given. and IL was shown that threa
could be undertaken f,ir approximate
~ the same cost as one heretofore The
Phunmakers viii continue with their
comic parade. the Carnival Associa-
ton will handle the day parade or arr
rival Of the king and TO third society
viii be asked 10 put on a mystic pa
rede. Zach association Il 10 have IS
own kins and queen II was the iae
that the carnival association. a. q
parent body. would undertaka 20 raise
certain amount and would assist the
other two associations ~ paying one
half Of their expenses
DIR. Kennedy. ar chairman % che
committee from the PhunmaksrS. said
the latter was willing ts cooperate n
any manner possible with the carnival
association.
Mayor Greanhut said that no stone
should be left unturned, and that noe
only should a carnival be given the
approaching year. but n would he on
bigger and more attractive scale.
lie suggested that the city commits
sionern be asked 10 take over the lot
and buildings. now ownsd by the car
nivni association. but or which there
IL q mortgage. and that this property
be preserved for no other purpose than
20 afford = place for buildings. floats
and for other uses 20 which II may be-
put by carnival associations OF the fu-
ture.
Several made talks along this line
and IL was decided that ore Of tha
duties Of the president 60 be chosen
would be 20 put such a proposition be-
fore the commissioner.
II wan then decided BY q rising vote
% continue the carnival association
and nominations were made for pres
ldent. but IL was decided then 20 ee-
lect a board Of twenty-five directors
who, In turn. viii select a president
and other officers About forty citi-
xens were placed In nomination az di-
rectors and a committee composed %
DR. Kennedy. Harry p. HALL ann o. J.
Semmes appointed 90 recommend from
this number twenty-five. This was
done and the committees recommen-
datfon adopted. The nav directors
are as fellows;
NEW DIRECTORS.
FL. FoTcheimer. Geo. IT. Hervey. J.
p. Carroll. r. r. Malone. H. 4. Han-
cock. Dr. NJ. " Quina. Albert Avery
y. NJ. Roberts. NJ r. Clark. Dr Louis
deli. Blocker. Harry p. BAH. Dr. Nal
lory Kennedy. Thos. J. Hanlon, Jr, r.
-. Wells. q. J. semmss Jr.. &. W.
Forum. Max l.. Bear, r. g. v. Smith,
A. Greenhus. Sidney p. Levy. Jas A.
white. q r. McAdams. g y. p0ifon.
Percy =. Hayes and ~ A. Felkei
This board will meet Friday lstsr-
noon ~ o'clock AZ thu san Cafes
hotel for the purpose a. eiectlne !
president and other officsrs and Ca
consider any other matters thar MAJ
come before the meeting.
cELEBRATloN ON FouR-a
The meeting last night oirec : .hai
the directors proceed 10 announce "a
once and make plans for a Fourth -
July celebration on an elaborate scs+n
and that IL not ouiy be or Rn elabor-
ate scale but so conducted that n
association win derive some hene-7s
from 4 to apply TO the general ex-