The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-04

some adequate comprehension of the
vast amount of work; the great va
riety and mass of detail; the highly
important matters, and the amount of
activity that clears through the office
every working day.
AS an indication Of the careful and
thorough consideration given to ac-
ton by the chamber, your attention
is called to the portions of this report
showing where the same subject has
been acted upon by the members of
various committees. before reaching
the board OF directors, whose aim has
been to create an organization more
searching and complete than ever yet
attempted in the history of the city.
An organiza ton with the ability to
grasp and change conditions instead
of bewailing them.
The officers and board of directors
wish to express to you their deep ap-
probation of your loyal and unselfish
support SO generously extended on
every occasion, and for the capable
and jealous cooperation of our presi-
dent. whose noblest task has been to
inspire the members of the organiza-
ton with zest for the struggle. and TO
discover and develop the leaders with
whose aid a constant series of Vie
tories has been won.
Yours sincerely,
]. V. PRICE,
Secretary.
Officers.
NJ G. Hoffman, president.
Max L. Bear, first vice president.
Hunter Brown, second vice presi-
dent
F. F. Bingham third vice president.
J. A Merritt, fourth vice president
f. w. Marsh, fifth vice president.
J. S. Reese, treasurer.
J. v. Price, secretary.
Directors-J. A. Avant, Max L. Bear.
f. F. Bingham, Hunter Brown, George
J. Emmanuel, T. T.. Cant: C. w. La
mar, H A Lurton, George P Went
worth, Lee MacDonell. J. A. Merritt,
f w. Marsh, J. S. Reese, Edward T.
White.
Standing Committees.
Auditing committee. H. McCor-
mack, chairman; J. G. HoItsclaw, H.
c. Gross.
Agricultural committee - P. X.
Yonge, chairman: P. H. Brock, L. w.
Hardy, J. Lee Smith, w. D. Willis
Civic committee-R. K. Wallace,
chairman; c. w. Forum, H. H. D'Alen-
berte, Fred Gilmore. Charles B. Duffey,
Don Mcclellan, S. J. Newcomb.
Convention committee - John A.
Jones. chairman; j. L. Hendrick. Lee
Sol A. Levy.
Editors Convention committse-W.
H. Knowles, chairman: Mrs. Lois K.
Mayes, Miss Nellie Burrow, Paul P.
Stewart, Henry Jeudevine, E. r, Ma
lone, J. G. Holtsclaw. J. c. Watson,
I. Fl. Aiken. Percy Hayes.
Factory Site committee. c. Wat
son, chairman: Morris Bear, C. W. i
Parker, J. Fl. D'Alemberte. c. w. La
mar.
Finance committee-J. S. Reese, |
chairman; Max L. Bear, E. r. Malone. |
Good Roads committee - r. W. |
Marsh. chairman; Paul P. Stewart, II. |
L.. Cant Ben Clutter, Max Bear, Jos. |
NJ. Levy, Gus "A. Soderlind.
Legislation Bonds committee - e- |
Roy V. Holsberry chairman; James
A. White, Percy s, Hayes, L. E. NobIes
w. C. DifTenderfer
Membership contradictory J. |
emmanuel, chairman: Hunter Brown, |
r. L. Cant, Edward IT. White, Alex |
Friedman. James Mitchell, c. J. Her
bert.
National Councillor-J. e. Davis
Yonge.
Naval Stores Executive committee
r. F. Mitchell, chairman; r. K. Wal
lace, vice chairman.
Program Of Work and Industries |
E. Wells, chairman; ]. |
H. Sheriff., D. B. Gonzalez, j. A. Avant,
z. F.. Bingham.
Publicity committee-P. w. Reed, |
chairman; G. c. Baldwin, NJ. E. Clark,
c. J. Herbert, w. Chipley Jones, w. C.
Henry Jeudevine, Malcolm
Yonge.
Railroads committee. H. McCor-
mack, chairman; J. G. Holtzclaw, Z.
R. Malone, George P. Wentworth, Oil
yer Semmes.
Steering committee-E. r. Malone,
chairman; Hunter Brown. Max L.
Bear.
Traffic Rates committee-H. 4. Lur-
on, chairman; Marvin Garrett, A. Fl.
ones, J. +. Phillips.
Tourist committee-George j. EN-
manuel chairman; Gillian Scott, w
VI. Herrider c. ]. Herbert, H. Z. Je-
rauld.
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