The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-29
ILLINOIS BANKERS
 HERE IN NOVEMBER
A LARGE PARTY OF PROMINENT ILLINOIS FiNANclERS COMING, AND A PARTY OF INDIANA BANKERS MAY BE INCLUDED.

During the early part of November large number of Chicago bankers will visit Birmingham in company with par ty of bankers from various cities through out the entire state of Illinois. Man. ager George B. Ward yesterday received a list of the members of the party. If was stated that another party was being organized in Indiana to join the Illinois crowd at Nashville and make a general tour of the south. The date they will arrive here has not been decided upon. The Illinois party will include:
 William Barrett Ridgely. comptroller of currency, Washington, D. c.
 J. B. Forgan, First National Bank, Chicago, III.
 F. P. Judson, Bankers National Bank, Chicago.
 John c. McKeon, Commercial National Bank, Chicago.
 w. T. Fenton, National Bank of Repub- lie, Chicago.
 John A. Ayers, Ayers National Bank, Jacksonville, H.
 A. C. Anderson, St. Paul National Bank, St. Paul, Minn.
 J. J. Abbott and wife, American Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago.
 E. A. Potter of American Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago.
 H. T. Beardsworth and wife, Erie, III. J. B. Crays and wife, First National bank, Rossville, III.
 E. A. Cole and wife, Commercial Ma tional bank, Peoria, III.
 Thomas D. Catiin and wife, National City bank. Ottawa. IL
 J. c. Craft and wife. Bankers National bank, Chicago.
 Kenneth Clark, Merchants National bank, St. Paul, Minn.
 W. K. Coffin. Eau Claire National bank, Eau Claire, Wis.
 J. w. Edmunds and wife, of N. W. liar ris & Co.,, Chicago.
 G. D. Ellyson, American Savings bank. Des Moines, Ia.
 B. H. Ferguson and wife, Springfield Marine bank. Springfield. III. Nelson H. Green and wife. banker. Tal- laula, III.
 M. H. Greenebaum. banker. Pontiac. III.
  National bank, Watseka, Ill.
 Frederick Heinz and wife, Davenport, Ia.
 G. S. Hoover and wife, of N. W. Harris & Co.,. Chicago.
 John w. Hungate and wife, La Harpe, Ill.
 c. J. Johnson and wife, Donovan, III. E. D. Reyes and wife. Farmers Na- tional bank, Springfield, III.
 William Casper and wife. Chicago. Ill. George II. Littlewood and wife,, Mer- chants National bank, Peoria. III. A. G. Lester, Granger, Ferwell & Co.,, Chicago.
 L. c. Messner and wife. Potomac, Ill. Homer w. Mccoy and wife, Chicago. w. H. McKeever and wife, First Ma tional bank, Tipton. Ind.
 J. A. L. Pollard and wife Fort Madi- son. Ia.
 L. F. Potter, First National bank, Har- lan la.
 G. A. Randolph and wife, warrens- burg, Ill.
 J. E. Remington, South Whitney, Ind George M. Reynolds and wife, Conti- mental National bank. Chicago. Arthur Reynolds and wife. Des Moines National bank, Des Moines, Ia. J. W. Roberts and wife. Jacksonville National bank, Jacksonville, Ill. Charles R. Smith and wife, First Ma tional bank, Menasha, Wis w. E. Stone and wife, First National bank, Peoria, III.
 W. A. Tilden and wife, Drovers' Ma tional bank. Chicago.
 Tunis Young and wife, Young & Ham, ilton, Cissna Park, Ill.,
 E H. Witham and wife, Rankin & Whitman. Rankin. Ill.
 Miss J. M. Botz and Miss Anna Rulthm, Farmers and Merchants bank. Sun Prairie, Wis.
 While in Birmingham the bankers will be entertained by a committee of Neal bankers and the Commercial club. It is possible banquet will be rendered The delegation, but as yet plans have not been made. The question will be con sidered at the next meeting of the club.