CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PENSACOLA. FLORIDA
General Offices-Bbent Building
June 11, 1922
Mr, Harrell B. Ayers, C/o ELKS CLUB,
Wa ohingto n, I). C,
My dear Mr, Ayers;
We take pleasure in giving you the assurance that the Organizations of Escambia County are solidly behind your work in the interest of the Old Spanish Trail, and the development of this great transcontinental system of highways.
As you know, we have co-operated with you in every effort you have made towards the upbuilding of not only your organisation, but the planning of road programs from year to year. I trust your work in Washington may be fruitful of great benefit in awakening interest affecting this great road system, and we are only too willing at any time to co-operate with you in every way.
Very respectfully,
3d VICE-PRESIDENT
PENSACOLA
THE NATURAL DEEP WATER HARBOR OF THE GULF
PAUL P. STEWART J. B. MORROW
M. G. HOFFMAN
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
MAX L. BEAR F. W. MARSH GEO. J. EMMANUEL J. H. MCCORMACK E. R. MALONE J. V. PRICE P. W. REED
AVANT. J. A.
BEAR. MAX L.
CARY. R. M.
EMMANUEL. GEO. J. GANT. T. L. HOFFMAN. M. G. HUTCHINSON. CLARENCE H MCCORMACK. J. H. MACDONNELL, LEE MALONE. E. R. MARSH. F. W. WHITE. EDW. T.
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Industrial Commission
PAUL P. STEWART CHAIRMAN
Naval Stores Division
R. F. MITCHELL CHAIRMAN
Foreign Trade Bureau
J. B. MORROW SECRETARY
Traffic and Foreign Trade Club ROSCOE WALLACE
PENSACOLA
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