The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-14
Brunswick Party Leaves in
Special Pullman TOmOr-
row Night
ENTIRE DELEGATION
MEETS IN COLUMBIA
Points to Be Visited Have All
Appointed Committees to
Look Out for Party---Bruns-
wick Party as Revised. All
Ports Deeply Interested.

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Secretary Albert M. Smith of the
Brunswick Board of Trade stated last
night that the very last of the ar
rangements for the big midwest
trip had been completed.
The party consisting of prominent
Brunswick business men will leave
the city on the Southern train tomor-
row night at nine o'clock. At Everett
City the car will be attached to the
regular north bound train and the To-
cal party continues in that train to
Columbia where all of the crowd is
20 assemble Sunday morning.
Secretary Smith stated that the
trip is purely business tour No
dress suits will be carried by any OF
the members of the delegation as
only informal meetings will be held
in the cities which are to be visited.
In every city meetings are to be held
IN groups and at each of these cities
everything has been arranged for
these gatherings and for the enter
tainment of the trade boosters of the
South Atlantic. The following places
will he visited and the person named
after each place is in charge of the
arrangements in that city:
Cincinnati, May III. B. Morrow.
manager foreign trade department,
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cleveland. May t1S-Samuel r. Ma
son. seeretary Cleveland Chamber OF.
Commerce. Cleveland, o.
Toledo May 19-F. G. Saxton, sec
setary, Toledo Commercial Club, To
ledo. 10.
Detroit, May 90. Hubert Cullen.
secretary, industrial and foreign
trade bureaus. Detroit Board of Com
merce, Detroit. Mich
Chicago, May PHI. G. Grover, for
eign trade commissioner. the Chicago.
Association of Commerce; Robert b..
Beach, business manager, the Chi
cago Association of Commerce.
The Tri-Cities, May % Moline,
Davenport, Rock Island) Davenport.
]. C. Mccarthy, general secretary.
Greater Davenport Committee, Bav-
export. Iowa.
Des Moines, May 23-Ralph Fl. Fax
on, general secretary, Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce, Des Mones
Iowa.
Kansas City, May 24-J. M. Guild,
= general secretary, Chamber OF Com
merce, Kansas City, Mo.
fSt. Louis, May 25--J. A. Troy ses-
rotary, ST. Louis Chamber OF Com
merce, so Locust street, st. Louis,
Me.
indianapolis, May 26--William r..
Howard, secretary Indianapolis Board
of Trade, and secretary Chamber Of
Commerce. Indianapolis. Ind
Louisville, May 27-W. f. Morrow.
general secretary. Louisville Board
of Trade, Louisville.
Nashville, May 2S-W. R. Manler,
secretary, Commercial Club of Nash
vile, Nashville, Tenn.
Chattanooga, May 29-Harold T.
Wiltse,i secretary, Chattanooga Cham
her of Commerce, Chattanooga.
Atlanta. MAY 29-Fred Houser, sec
rotary, Atlanta Convention bureau,
and C, r. Robertson, secretary, Allan
ia Chamber OF Commerce Atlanta.
The Brunswick delegation s.as fol.
lows: w ]. MACPHERSON, Frank D.
Aiken, F. E. Decker. J. Fl. Rarker, c.
s. TAFT, Benz. Borchardt. G. Miller, J.
f. Lambright. A. J. Gordon, J. j
Vickers. B. s.: Brown. Jesse Gibson
O. s."Perdue, F. r. Abbott, J. M.
Couric.J. r. Minehan H. S. Young
J. l.. Andrews. Louis j. Leavy. r. l.
philips. A M. Smith. H. G. Mclean