The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-10-27
Called to Meet in Birmingham
November 10 and II
TO BE WELL ENTERTAINED
Maj. F. Y. Anderson Has the Matter In
Charge and viii Take Visitors on
Special Train Around
the District.

The Southeastern Railway. Land and
Industrial Agents association, represent
ing number of the large trunk lines, will
hold a meeting in Birmingham on No
vember 10 and I. w. L. Glessner, COM
mercial and immigration agent of the
Georgia Southern and Florida railway,
with headquarters in Macon, secretary of
the association, has issued the call for
the meeting.
A programme of entertainment is being
prepared by Major Frank Y. Anderson,
land commissioner of the Alabama Great
Southern railway The programme in
cludes trip around the Birmingham
district on a special train.
The National Association of Railroad
commissioners, the interstate commerce
commission and other organizations per-
tanning to railroads and transportation.
will meet In Birmingham during the
week of November a. and railroad men
from different parts of the United States
will be in the city.
Call for the Meeting.
The following is the call for the meet
ing of the Southeastern Railway, Land
and Industrial Agents association:
Macon, Ca, October 81, 1904
northumberland to a call from
the president, meeting of the Southeast
ern Railway, Land and Industrial Agents.
association, will be held in Birmineham
at the Hotel Hillman, on Wednesday and
Thursday November Is and II. at 10
o'clock, a. m.
AS the election of officers was post
poned until this meeting it is important
mat there should be a full attendance
and you are earnestly requested to be
present.
Major Frank Y. Anderson has prepared
an inter esting programme of entertain
ment, one of the features of which will
be ride through the mineral and manu-
featuring districts in a special train.
Truly yours,
wv. L. GLEssNER, Secretary"
Members of the Organization.
The following compose the organiza-
ton:
M V. Richards, land and Industrial
agent of the Southern railway, WASH
ington, president; G. A. Park, general
immigration and Industrial agent of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, Louis
Vile; ]. e. Ingraham, third vice presl-
dent, Florida East Coast railway; st.
Augustine; w L. Glessner of Macon. sec
rotary; e. p Skene. land commissioner
OF the Illinois Central railway, Chicago;
j. c. Clair, industrial commissioner of the
Illinois Central railway. Chicago; ]. f.
Merry, assistant general passenger agent
of the Illinois Central railway, Dubuque,
Iowa; F. Y. Anderson, land commiss. on
er Alabama Great Southern railway, Biz
mingham; ]. w. White, general indus
trial agent Seaboard Air Line, Ports
mouth; Wilbur Mccoy immigration and
industrial agent Atlantic Coast line rail-
way, Jacksonville; Paul Sherer, agricul-
tural and migration agent Norfolk and
Western railway Roanoke; M. F. Smith,
traffic manager Nashville. Chattanooga
mad st. Louis railway. Nashville; Spen-
Ger Eakin, general agent Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis railway. Nash
Vile; S. A. Hughes, general immigra ton
agent Frisco System, st. Louis; r. E.
Lutz. general agent Atlanta and West
Point railway, Montgomery; C. E. Har-
man, general passenger agent Western
and Atlantic railroad, Atlanta; Frank B.
West. land and industrial agent Macon,
Dublin and Savannah railway, Macon;
j. H. McWillims, general freight and
passenger agent Atlanta, Knoxville and
Northern railway, Knoxville; g. w. Dun
cam land and Industrial agent Atlantic
and Birmingham railway, Macon.