The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-07
Special Train of Twenty Pull
mans Arrives at 6 O'clock
This Morning. j,
HARDEE TO DELIVER
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
Bay Party, Automobile Tour,
Banquet and Other Fea-
lures Are on Program.

The thirty-sixth annual convention os
the National Editorial association onens
mere today. Arriving on a special train
OF 20 Pullmans at 6 o'clock this morning
the newspapermen and women of the ma
ton are at the western gateway of
fIorida' ready to spend day in Pen
sacola and then to proceed onward for
tour of the state.
The day in Pensacola will be a busy
one Breakfast will be served at 7.3o
O'Clock this morning, so il viii be nee
essary for automobiles to be at the train
at Z o'clock or before. The beats will
leave Baylen-st at 10 O'Clock and refurn
at o'clock this afternoon. Autos viii
meet the boats on return and win con-
Vey the visitors about the city. Tonight
a banquet viii be served at the San
Carlos at 1880 o'clock at which time
Governor Hardee will address the visit
ors and responses will be made
The editors special will be parked on
Alcanfz-st and autos are expected by
Chairman Watson of the reception COM
mittee to be. at the train at O'Clock
sharp, so that the members of the re-
ception committee can receive their
badges and instructions.
Each cafe and restaurant has been
assigned a definite number of guests for
breakfast and the following members of
the reception committee will be in
charge of arrangements: san Carlos, Ad-
rian Langford; Hugheys, ]. H. Bayliss.
B. & B., Roscoe Wallace; Rest-a-while
Col. r. NJ. Cary; Palace, Fred w. Marsh:
Grey Grill, G. R. Burgoyne; Child, c. L.
Griffin; Angeles, Jack Crenshaw.
To Tour the City.
Immediately after breakfast the
guests will be taken for a brief automo-
bile tour of the city and will be landed
at BayIen-st wharf at 10 o'clock to en-
mark on the Richmond of the Aiken
fleet, and the Bronx, Capt Butterworth's
boat. The boats viii proceed TO the
navy yard, Barrancas and Fort Pickens
There will be special flying programs and
a program of gunnery at Fort Pickens
The Barrancas band will furnish music
AT Pickens there win be opportunity
for surf-bathing and at lunch-tm hot
chowder will be served, cafeteria style,
furnished by Warren Fish Co and f. e.
Saunders & Co. There will be cold
drinks by the Chero Cola Co, and be-
sides this plenty of sandwiches will be
served
Returning to the city at o'clock, the
visitors will be given another brief tour
of the city by auto and 1t is especially
desired that plenty of cars De az the
wharf when the boats return. Many of
the women in the party. is is expected.
will take advantage of the opportunity to
visit at the homes of various Pensacola
women to rest and prepare for the ban
quet.
At 1880 o'clock tonight the final event
of the day will start. This will be the
banquet at the San Carlos William
Fisher is to be POSTMASTER and the ad-
dress of welcome for the state VIII be
delivered by Governor Cary A. Hardee.
Hon. John s. Beard will welcome the
visitors on behalf of the press of PEN
sacola and the response will be made
by Joe Mitchell Chappell, editor OF the
National Magazine Of Boston. Next viii
be a whistling solo by Mrs. George Tur-
ner and there will be additional num-
bers by the band.
Presidents Annual Address
The president, Will Wilke OF Grey
Eagle. MINI, will then deliver his an
nual address, after which the floor will
be cleared and dancing will be enjoyed