The Pensacola journal., June 22, 1919, SECOND SECTION, Page 14, Image 14

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL;, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1919.
LAKE COUNTY ANI ITS irelary- Te elect,on ' Mr- names to
HOSPITABLE PEOPLE
by the chair,, made neceuary because of
Colonel Appleyard havlnr dwpoaea or nis
newspaper interests at Tallahassee. How
ever, an amendment was unanimously
adopted creating the office of statistical
secretary and Colonel Appleyard was
elected to that post. As a further tribute
to him and in special recognition of bis
l-ngr and faithful service, to the organlza-
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for the ride over to Eustls. After din
r.er Friday evening there was still some
i thirg more on the program. This was a
. launch ride across Lake Eustls to Grand
! inland, where the Eustls folks had pre-
Tta J .. i . . . .. I'WI TOUium " '- "
, . Burpr.B. W reacnmg me aesu- -o; president Fitzgerald and Editors Harry
i nat on after dark a pretty sight awaited J Brown Robert Holley and Gilbert Leach
the guests. Colored lanterns were hung to prepare suitabl resoltlons and arrange
from the great trees In the grove and on for Bome other form or recognition as soon
lonjr tables were more than half a hun- I aiJ possible
drei huge watermelons, -which were more . ,, . " . tj.-,io
than .niv t . , ... ,h-I Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, of the Pensacola
desired to dance were afforded an excel
lent opportunity at the Eustis pavilion,
wh;re there were to be found good mufelc
an3 unoounded hospitality.
Shortly before 9 o'clock Saturday mov
ing the editorial party assembled in the
parlors of the Grand View hottl at Eustis
wh.re Miss Miller, talented daughter of
Editor and Mrs. A. D. Miller of Eustls,
6f rig several selections, winning well le
served praise. Then everybody went over
to the office of The Lake Region, where
Mr. Miller had another surprise in store.
Waterman fountain pens were presented
as souvenirs ' with the compliments of
thr. First State Bank of Lake County,
Kui tls. The recipients of the souvenirs
werided their way to the bank to express
. tlie!r thanks and to be photographei.
" Automobiles were then boarded for
T.'cyares. a business session having been
planned In the school auditorium. Presl
' dent Storrs called this concluding session
to crder. a long list of new members oe
in.' presented for the approval of the
meeting, which approval was unanimously
, glv-n. The report of the committee on
resolutions was read by Mrs. Lois K.
Mayes vt the Pensacola Journal. So ap
propriate to the occasion and so strong
in jatriotism was the-wording that a mo
( tlon was unanimously adopted asking the
' secretary to immediately furnish copies 1o
the press of Florida for early publication.
Attention was called-to the unusual
circumstances attending the 1919 meeting
of the Florida Press association, the most
notable being the absence of Secretary
Thtmas J. Appleyard, of Tallahassee, who
has been secretary of the asociation for
nearly forty years. The presence of that
grand old man of the press association,
Hon. Frank Harris of the Ocala Banner.'
and of that very likeable and renowned
natatorial romancer. Col. Adrian P. Jor
dan, made up in a measure for the ab
sence of so many of tse old-tlmeers Ike
Srntor Joe Humphries of Bradentown.
T;ie election of officers resulted in the
election of T. E. Fitzgerald of the. Day
torm Dally News, as president. Gilbert T.
"cn oi me ieDiirg commercial as
vice-president. Ml-s Ruby Pierce of the
the 1920 meeting in the Queen City on
the Gulf of Mexico and she was so cordial
and sincere that when John Worthington
of the Tampa Times arose to invite the
folks to Tampa, Ralph Cooper of the Drew
Company, to Jacksonville, and Frank Kay
Anderson of the Courier-Informant, to
Bartow, there was po hope for thern.
Pensacola won by unanimous vote, which
goes to show that when a talented woman
gees after a press meeting she la certain
of success.
Just before adjournment announcement
was made of the award of three prizes by
ivthe Mergenthaler Linotype Company for
excellence in make-up of weekly publica
tions in Florida. The first prize of 50
went to the St. Lucie County Tribune of
Fort Pierce, the second of $30 to the Plant
City Courier and the third of f20 to the
Lakeland Advertiser.
Another result of the session was an
agreement reached among the publishers
of dailies to at once organize an associa
tion of daily publishers for purely busi
ness purposes. It is expected that this
organization will be perfected at an early
date at a meeting called by President
Fitzgerald for Daytona.
Immediately after the close of the meet
ing the visitors again boarded automo
biles for a long trip over wide and smooth
sand-clay roads to the far southern end
of Lake county. The first stop was at
Mont Verde, up in the Apopka "moun
tains," where there is located In those
beautiful hills the Mont Verde Industrial
school.' a co-educatlonal institution) under
the direction of President H. P. Carpen
ter, A. B.. assisted by a large and capable
staff of teachers. This school has had nn
experience of six successful years and
now hag an enrollment of about one
hundred and fifty boys &id girls. The
plant Is amazingly complete and compre
hensive, combining training for mind,
hand and heart. Industrial training 18
one of the great and Important features
of the circulura, this institution believing
that the best way to aid the youth of
our country is to make them self-reliant
and able to help themselves.
. After enjoying informal refreshments
pretty town being surrounded by sparkling
bodies of water bordered by groves and
farms, all showing evidence of great
prosperity and contentment. A mile or so
south of Clermont is the Lake Highlands
club house, the destination of the party.
An elegant building, one of the finest
In the state, overlooks Lake Minnehaha.
On the broad plazas the members of the
board of trade of Clermont and a com
mittee of ladies welcomed the guests, who
Boon received a call to be seated at ele
gantly appointed tables for a most elabo
rate luncheon. A squad of Boy Scouts
was on duty to assist the ladies who
served this luncheon and the entire pro
gram moved along with clock-like pre
cision. There were addresses of welcome
by prominent citizens of Clermont and
responses by members of the press asso
ciation. All in all it was one of the most
delightful events of a program already
filled to overflowing with pleasant sur
prises and too much could not be said
in praise of the enterprise and hospi
tality of those splendid people of tho
"Alpine" region of Florida.
From Clermont automobiles conveyed
the delegation east and west and north
and south to nearest railroad points en
route homeward. Those who were for
tunately able to attend the 1919 session
will agree that it ranks away up high
with the best ever held. To all those
folks of Lake county who aided In ex
tending hospitality and entertainment
there will go out universal praise and
ralm Beach New as treasurer and Wftft-Jr the journey was resumed to Clermont,
M. Haines of the Sanford Herald as see- Here are seen lakes everywhere, this
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the disarmament of Germany. This
was discovered by a comparison of
the text issued to the American press
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The language of the clause opens
the possibility of an increase as well
as a decrease of German armaments
after discussion by the council of the
league, although those who drafted
the provisions probably contemplated
'only the second contingency.
The French text, by one of those
occasional variants which slipped by
the commission's drafting experts,
reads conditionally "may be" instead
of "is." It is admitted there are other
changes in the military clauses, not
ably in tM provision for Germany's
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