Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-21
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reception, and the opportunity pro
vided to establish a closer relation
ship with those of this section.
The Jacksonville Chamber O.
Commerce, whose "All Florida" com
mittee is in charge of the trip, indi
Gates that their journey through
Florida is not trade excursion OF
junket, in any sense. at is rather,
continues the announcement, "pred
icated solely upon realization that
individual community development
can be contributed to mostly by all
state advancement" Much can BIZ
accomplished for the general good Of
Florida by bringing men in direct
touch with both the difficulties anc
aspirations obtaining in other sec.
tions, and the Jacksonville people
are going out to learn of just such
matters. That, in word, is the spir-
it of the Cali Florida" trip.
Those in the party are:
H. P. Adair, president Jackson
vile Chamber of Commerce; DR.. E.
H. Armstrong, president Crankless
Engine company; John S. Arnold,
president Arnold Fruit company; w.
E. Arnold, manager Arnold Music
company and president Junior Cham
Der of Commerce; Horace C. Avery,
general manager Union Terminal
Warehouse company; John d. Baker,
vice president Baker & Holmes Co.
and president Duyal County Employ
ers' association; George Fl. Baldwin,
vice president and general manager
Commodores Point Terminal COM
pany; R. L. Blagg, president U. S.
Trust company; Howard Boss, pres
ident Jacksonville Automobile
Dealers association and president
Howard Boss, Inc; R. L. Boyd, dis
trict manager Southern Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph company; E.
W. Browder, superintendent The Tex
as company; Nathan H. Brown, pres
ident Bensel-Brown company; J. S.
Buck, Buck & Buck, real estate;
Walter Buckner, assistant general
manager American Railway Express;
j. M. Burrell, secretary-treasurer
Aetna Iron and Steel company; Jos.
E. Byrnes, vice president Gonzales &
Sanchez company; George Nj. Chap
in, Chaplin Photograph company; ].
c. Chase, president Chase & Co.; F.
B. Childress, manager bond depart
ment, Atlantic National bank; D. G.
Colt, Gunner Lumber company;
Marcus Conant, mortician; Walter
P. Corbett, president Rotary club
and president Walter P. Corbett G.
Son, Inc; Ellis Crenshaw, president
Jacksonville Cracker works; H. /.
Darger, Chicago, ILL.,; VIM. Dickson,
manager Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the U. S.; R. H. Dunwoody,
Richardson Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; M. |
L. 'Fleishel, general manager Putnam
Lumber company; Florida Times
Union; Marion Gaines, state editor
The Florida Metropolis; H. B. Gar
rett, H. & W. B. Drew Co.; ]. H.
Gay, president Dozier & Gay Paint
company; W. D. Griffing, president
Interstate Nurseries; Groover-Stew-
art Drug company; W f. Hanley,
Barnett National bank; G. c. Har-
man, president Harman-Hull Co.; C.
M. Haile,s general agent Merchants
& Miners Transportation company;
]. c. Harris, manager Carolina Port
land Cement company; G. c. Henry,
manager General Electric company;
Alfred Hess, president and general
manager Hess & Slayer, Inc; A. T.
Hills, The Geo. B. Hills Co.; Sam T.
Hodges, National Remedy company;
Myron L. Howard, Peoples Bank of
Jacksonville and Mortgage Securi-
ties corporation; Harry B. Howell,
Howell & jerks; J. L. Irwin, presi-
dent and treasurer Florida Metal
Products company; Nat F. Jackson,
iii;s -.p;sggapss; Harvey W. johnson,
I, sss ,'"-'1Eo n hotel; W. G. Jones,
nraaiJ hes Bros. Co.; C. S.
f,Enn, fired physician; s. G. Lin
dos 9strict passenger agent, S.
A 7way; C. H. Lloyd, manager
nhoaJe department, GUNNER
Inn7 company; l.. C. McCubbin,
mo Jer Savannah Supply company;
q 7 Mcdaniel, Messenger G Nc
Mel, printers; DR.. L. E. McNair,
,{sident Kiwanis club and pastor
rst Presbyterian church; A. D. Nc
teill, attorney; F. o. Miller, presi-
dent Jacksonville Automobile club
and president F. o. Miller Piano COM
pany; Charlie Morrison, popular
Soy, ehird. n Morrison Jr Secre-