The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-20
UNITED COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS HAVING
SOME BUSY SESSIONS
Enjoyed Surf Bathing, Fish Din
ner and Dance at Pensacola's
Newest Resort esterday.
MORE CARS NEEDED FOR
THE AUTOMOBILE RIDE
Neurology Committee Submits
Report Showing That Ten
Members Passed Away.

Surf bathing a fish dinner and
dance at saufley Beach brought the
social pleasures of yesterday to close
for the United Commercial Travellers.
and this afternoon At 2.30 o'clock the
delegates will be taken for an automo-
bile ride about the city and environs.
visiting Fort Barrancas. the Naval Air
Station, Bayview Park and other
points OF interest
Following a busy morning session.
the delegates made the trip TO Saufley
Beach yesterday afternoon on the
Swan, and besides the enjoyment OF
surf bathing, a real Pensacola fish
dinner and a dance TO music by Clut-
ter's orchestra.
Cars Needed Today
More cars are needed for the ride
this afternoon, those who have ALREADY
volunteered the use Of their machines
being: Dan Oppenheimer. T. H. Hirsch-
man, Max Heinberg David Kueelman.
Edgar hugelman, Gus VILLA. Marvin
Garrett. Mrs. Lois X Mayes Mrs. RI. u.
Covington, w G. Diffenderfer. ID.
Hayes, Lee MacDoneu. r. p. Eiebash.
Or. c. J.. Smith. Miss Nellie Burrovy.
L. 6. Crosby, Geo. Hinrichs Mrs. Benz
ME Edmundson, oliver Semmes. GUS
Eitzen. NJ. A. Touart. Jr.. Henry Jeudt-
vine, 7. S. Mellen, ". A. Rav. .Tobn
Engstrom, STANDARD Motor Car Co. =
Fox, j. II. Kohler. ". ". Watson. J. III
Sheriff., Frank Pou. Pensacola Fruit
and Produce Co. c. A. Born. viii y,
Moyer, Chas. Liberas Max Bear.
All who have already volunteered
nd
offer their cars for use this afternoon
should be ait the San Carlos propntl,.
al 2;S0 o'clock, when signs viii be
supplied and directions as to the it,n-
erary given. or those who wish 10
volunteer their cars and have not yet
done So may communicate with the
secretary OF the chamber of com
merce, phone 12s.
The automobile committee in charge
OF all arrangements for the drive this
afternoon comprises George Emmanuel
chairman, f. j. Rfere. @. b. sellers
Joe Roth, Joe Manassee. Jr, and v
J. Vidal
Yesterdays Session
The meeting was called together
yesterday morning promptly al $500
O'Clock BY the Grand Councillor. salts
factory reports were made by the Gre
dentials committee. committee on
charter and dispensation, legislative
committee, constitution and bylaws
and committee on necreIogy. Reports
were also received from the grand
secretary and grand executive com
mittee
Neurology Committee Report
The following report was made dur
ing the morning cession by s. b
owen, B. T. Palmer. Jr., and c. NJ. Nc
Whorter who constituted the Ne
crology committee:
To the Officers and Members or the
Grand Council Of Georgia and
Florida. United CommereiaI Tray
elets Of America.
Greetings, Fellow Councillors.
However Unconditional man may be
his deepest sentiments are stirred
when he statnds face to face win
death. Nothing more sure. nothing
more illusive or undecided the sense
OF loss. the vastness Of the mvsterv
which can only be solved b. intui-
tions OF faith. out in the uncharted
ocean OF an incemprehensIble etern-
ity, ali that is really ours. IS Faith
Faith in ourselves. Faith in our feI-
lowman, Faith in uor Country. Faith
in God and in immortality. We are
born between heartbeats and as soon
buried blending the inrneasurabIe
past with the infinite future. and new
er merging into either. Intangible yet
cruel and swift the shuttle with which
Deity perpetrates human life and fash
ions its wondrous fabrics.
No man can say where or what he
fell his senses while he slept: he
awakes to perform his Nilsson only
to seek his couch and again enter the
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