The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-11
ITINERARY OF
EDITORS READY
Visit of National Editorial Association
to Be a Big Event.

contains full details of the visit and
is full of interest to both newspaper
and lay readers. It follows:
l. Secretary George Schlosser Of the
National Editorial association has is
sued the preliminary announcement of
the itinerary for the thirty-sixth an
nual meeting of the association. which
will be held in Florida from March
to 25.
The following extracts will give the
most important details, and those in
tending to join the party may secure
additional information by addressing
| Mr.. Schlosser.
Illinois Central.-The initial starting
point from middle western states will
be Chicago. The Illinois Central will
be the official line and the party will
| leave Chicago Friday, March 4, at SIS
p. m, arriving at Birmingham, Ala,
March at 4:10 p. m. Through tick
cts from Chicago to Jacksonville via
official routing will be $74.98, includ-
ing war tax.
Delegates from Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the
Dakotas, Iowa and Nebraska points
should so time themselves as to con-
cago.
Delegates from Kansas and Missouri
going via Kansas City and ST. Louis,
should arrange to leave st. Louis, 1. c.
| railway, at 9:59 p. m. March 4, con-
Meeting at Carbonate at 3:48 a. m.
with Chicago train.
Continuing on down the line the
Oklahoma and Arkansas delegates will
go via Little Rock and Memphis, con-
Meeting with the Frisco line at Mem
phis at 800 a. M, March 5, reaching
Birmingham at 4 p. M
Louisville & Observation-Disclosures
the official route from Cincinnati to
destination. Delegates originating in
the territory traversed by this line in
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennes-
see, or eastern points, should arrange
to take train No. 8, leaving Cincin-
natl at 1925 p. M, March 4, arriving
at Birmingham p. m. on March 5.
Seaboard Air Line.-With it's fine
connections in all eastern states, af-
fording a direct route to either Birm-
ingham or Jacksonville, is named as
the official railroad for that territory.
Good connections may be had from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk, Richmond, via
Atlanta, to Birmingham. Two trains
daily. One of these trains will land
delegates at Birmingham at 1:40 p. M,
the other at 10:40 p, m. Leaving date
from eastern points, March 4. All
delegates who plan to attend the meet
ing from eastern points should make
their routing to correspond with the
schedule of one of these two trains.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Owing to the large delegation origi-
mating in Minnesota and the Dakotas,
this road is designated the official
route out Of the Twin Cities. The
most desirable train for delegates
leaves st. Paul at 1920 p. M, arriv-
irving at Chicago at 11:45 a. m. Have
your ticket routed out of Chicago over
the Illinois Central and L. & n. to
Jacksonville via Pensacola. Return
route your own choice.
Without knowing at this time
whether or not there will be sufficient
registration to warrant chartered
Pullmans from any of the central
starting points, viz: Chicago, st.
Louis Chincinnati or points on the
Seaboard Air Line, this will have 10
be settled by further direct cores
pondence with individual delegates.
Birmingham has been selected as
the southern point of general assem- |
bly, and from this city the movement |
will be by special train, with all sleep |
ers filed to capacity and chartered |
for pc iod of five days, or until we
reach s.. Augustine, where the regu- |
lar business sessions of the associa- !
ton are to be held. |
The association has accepted an in /
vitation to be the, guest of the city of |
Montgomery for one day, Sunday, |
March 6.
Following the day at Montgomery a
visit will be made to Tuskegee insti- |
tute, made famous by Booker T. |
Washington.
Past President G.. E. Hosmer sec
rotary in charge of arrangements be-
ing made by the Florida Press asso-
citation, announces the following de-
tails:
March at Pensacola, where elabo-
rate entertainment arrangements
have been made.
March s, breakfast at Panama City;
lunch at Mariana; evening banquet
at the capitol in Tallahassee.
March 9 will be spent in Jackson
Vile.
March 10, II and IL will be occu-
pea Dy the Regular DuSAIlCaS IDSSllilSS !
and various entertainment features at
st. Augustine.
March 10. special train provided by
the state association will leave for
Palatka or Gainesville for breakfast.
March IA, the party will go to Lake
and visit Leesburg Traverse,
Mt Dora and Eustis, reaching Lake
land for an evening banquet.
March Is, arrive Bradentown, and
tour the citrus groves and truck
farms of Manatee, Palmetto and Sar-
asota. At 2 p. m. party viii leave by
boat for ST. Petersburg. where a ban
1uet is scheduled for the 18th. Clear
water, and possibly Tarpon Springs
Springs will be visited.
Tampa will be reached in the eve
ming of the 10th and the party Will
-emain there the 18th.
The special train viii be either at
Fort Myers or Barlow for breakfast.
At or near Barlow one of the worlds