PENSACOLA
THE NATURAL DEEP WATER HARBOR OF THE GULF
PAUL P. STEWART
PRESIDENT
J. B. MORROW
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT AND INDUSTRIAL. COMMISSIONER
M. G. HOFFMAN
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
MAX L. BEAR
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
F. W. MARSH
THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT
GEO. J. EMMANUEL
FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT
J. H. McCORMACK
FIFTH VICE-PRESIDENT
E. R. MALONE
TREASURER
J. V. PRICE
SECRETARY
P. W. REED
TRAFFIC MANAGER
DIRECTORS
AVANT. J. A.
BEAR. MAX L. BINGHAM, F. F.
CARY, R. M. DIFFENDERFER. W. C. 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.
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 PRESIDENT
PENSACOLA
FLORIDA'S GREATEST “THE YEAR ROUND"
TOURIST RESORT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA
GENERAL OFFICES-BRENT BUILDING
September 20, 1922
Harold B. Ayres, Esq.,
Director of Old Spanish Trail Association San Antonio, Texas.
Dear Mr Ayres
Your esteemed letter of recent date relative
to Pensacola* s quoto^.o the Old Spanish Trail
Association was received^and tfce writer has given
the matter very careful attention.
It appears that our good roads fund is now
nearly exhausted, and we are unable to secure an
appropriation in this direction. We have expended
quite a sum in the interest of promotirg good
roads in this section and have some other projects
now before us which will require the solicitation
of funds from the citizens here.
The writer has not secured very much en-
couragfeieii'fc in making an effort to raise Pensacola’s
quoto,_ and it appears advisable to hold the matter
in abeyance for the present.
With the writers best personal regards, I
beg to remain