The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-11
Centennial Workers are Pleased
With Interest Shown by Mer-
chants Who Decide to Attend
Commission Meeting
JACKSONVILLE WILL
SEND MANY BOOSTERS
PensacOla's Delegation Must Be
Increased to Greatest Possible
Number, Workers Constantly
Assert.


liant yesterday ar the increased in
terest in the exposition, particularly
among the business men of Pensacola,
and the fact that so many have in
dicted their intention of joining the
forces which will lay seige to the cap
ital city, October 20th, when the Flor
ida purchase centennial commission
meets to hear cause why and where
One fact which was brought out
yesterday by members of the commit
tee of one hundred, and which may
have important bearing on the CEN
hassee of one of the largest secret or
ganizations in the state. This meet
ing takes place October 1S. and it is
understood that Jacksonville, Tampa
and other Florida cities are planning
to send over strong delegations. 1t
was suggested that Pensacola could
not make it's representation from this
city on the Pensacola -Tallaha assee
special too strong, as some of these
| men may possibly root for their town,
Just as any man properly would.
| 1--WE don't blame Jacksonville for
wanting the centennial and trying to
| get it in any legitimate way. But
what we want to impress on Pensa-
cola is that we have got to have a
strong organization, to win out"
Below is appended a list of those
who have purchased tickets for the
i centennial tour: J.. H. Collins. Leo
7iFabisinski, Everlasting Fabrics Co,
Bennie Landrum, Isis theatre by John
ME Jones, Pensacola Electric company
by ]. A. Holtzclaw, Consolidated Gro
Gerry company, Pensacola Crockery &
Dry Goods company by Ike Hirsch-
man, White & White, Gentry Strick-
land company, Harry w. Thompson,
w. H. Kilbee, Marston & Quina, Clut-
ter Music House. Elebash Jewelry
company, Fisher-Brown Insurance
Agency, Angelo Griffin, D. S. Open
heimer, Child Restaurant, NJ. l.. Roch
& Son, H. M. Barr Boiler Works, j. E
Baars, Theo Baars, E. r. Malone
John H. Cross, Vasso & company
Pensacola Evening News, Mayes
Printing company. Central Garage by
Fred Schad Rox Cowley, Palace Cafe
T. B. Tebault, A. Henry White &
Brothers, G. H. Hays A. F. Wicke
McCann Tire & Repair company
Ready-to-Wear, Balxcom Drug COM
pany, George Emanuel, Meharg &
Testman, San Carlos Hotel company
: The John White Store, Pensacola
Buick company, NJ. & o. Clothing
Store. Sol Calm & company, John Si-
! deris & company, NJ. G.. Forcheimel
& company, L. e. Mobiles & company
Victor Bokas, DR.. j. c. Baldwin, w E,
Lazelle, George p. Wentworth, w. M
!. Camp. William Falk, ]. B. Perkins
J. t. Sprinkle, Peter Lindenstruth
lChero-Cola Bottling Works, Hygeis
Bottling Works, Albert Klein, LaMode
l. Pensacola Finance company, Charles
Liberis, B. & B. Fruit Store, b. & 3
iCafe, w. c. Diffinderfer, ]. o. Walker
: lGeorge H. Hinrichs, city commissioner
: John B. Jones, city attorney, Ra.
> Hardware company, Levy & Hallmark
Riverside Cafe, B. G. Duva1, Southern
= Construction 40 m pany, Pensacola
: Yacht club, Lime-Cola Bottling com
Ipany, l.. NJ. Webster, The Meyer Sho
Store, The Watson Agency, Harrison
= Brothers, r. ]. Brewton, purchased
tickets, The Lewis Bear company, Th
Export Fuel & Ice company. r. L
islanders, mayor, w. j. Forbes, Herber
Printing company, Berman Grocer,
!. company.