The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-17
FAIRBANKS WILL
 ARRIVE FRIDAY Telegram Received from Vice President Last Night COMMITTEES ARE NAMED Col. T. G. Bush Will Introduce the Vice President When He Speaks
 In Capitol Park Tomor-
 row Afternoon.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED

1 Vice Presidest Fairbanks will arrive in Birmingham Friday morning at 5;s5 a. m. over the Southern railway from Washing ton to attend the session of the Methodist general conference as a fraternal delegate from the northern Methodist church. A telegram was received from MT. Fair banks last night by w. E. Urquhart, chairman of the Commercial club commit tee to arrange for entertaining the Vica President stating that he would reach Birmingham at the hour named, leaving Washington at o'clock Thursday morn ing,
 At meeting of all the committees ap- pointed to assist in the entertainment of the Vice President held yesterday morn- ing in the Commercial club rooms the fol- lowing committee on escort was named: C. Exum, T. c. Bush, H. B. Gray, F. Y. Anderson, John l.. Raul, w. P. G. Hard ing R. s. Munger. F. M. Jackson W. w. Crawford, Ike Adler, T. H. Motion. M. P. Messer, c. w. Ufford, w. E. Urquhart, Robert Jemson, J.. W. O'Neil, J. O.. Thompson. Otto Marx. Rev. S. l.. Dobbs, J. Rivers Carter J. J. Smith, J. w. Me Queen. T. H. Aldrich, J. H. Phillips, NJ. V. Joseph, T. Q. Smith, T. c. Thompson, John W. Sibley, George B. Ward, F. W. Barrett, ErslSine Ramsay.
 The reception committe which will have charge of the. entertainment at the club is F. Y. Anderson. chairman; A. b. Smith, John L. Parker, c. H. Estes, J. NJ. Wilzin, J. D. Collins. R. D. Burnett, Thomas D. Parke. F. NJ Jackson, J. J. Smith, J. E. Shelby. Eli P. Smith, J. M. Dewberry, c, w. Ufford, J. W. Bush, c. H. Nabb Smith Cullom, F. D. Dimmick, George NJ. Crukshank, w. C. Ward, E.. B. Norton, J. D. Elliott, Dr. Quincey Ew- ing, Dr. J. w. Canty Johnson, Dr. Sterling J. Foster, w. T. Cart wright, John II. Frye. F. W. Dixon. Chappell Cory, B. F. Moore. J. B. Gibson, H. K Milner, E. Wilkerson, Sterling A. Wood, A. D. Smith, simon Klotz Charles Roy, Robert Jemison Sr., John V. Coe, c. w. Ferguson. F. Caheen, Thomas R. Roulhac. W. R. Haughton, j.. H. Bingham, Dr. J. D. s. Davis, F. B. Fowlkes, R. NJ. Goodall, W. D. Nesbitt. George B. Ward. J. Arthur Smith, Henry Tiden, R. W. Massey, D. B. Grace, Walter Moore, w. J. Milner, John T. Blakemore, N. w. Triple. Gen. R. D. John ston. B. F. Roden. Joseph Belt man, l.. K. Steiner. Emil Les ser Louis V. Clark. August Hirsch. E. w. Barrett, W. N. Malone, H. II. Holcombe, J. T. Yeatman, J. M Cartwright, s. E.. Thompson, George B. Mccormack, C. C.. Heidt B. J. Saunders John Towers. J. A w Smith. C. J. Allison, Coleman Blach, Ferd Marx. R. H. Pearson, the Dr. A. J. Dickinson, the Rev. [. D. Mooney. the Rev. John w. Stagg, Lewis Minor, Escar Floyd, Wilson R. Brown, N. C.. Dean, Louis Saks, J. l. Blount. B. T.. Selman, Frank Nelson, NJ V. Joseph, H. J. Porter. Ross c. Smith, W. T. Archer, B. M Allen, Sol Caheen, H. B. Urquhart. F. P. Brien, William Vaughan, Priestly Toulmin, J. c. Blach, F. I. Tarrant, w. J. Cameron, Henry E. Gray, w. c. Agee, Robert Jemison. Jr. Robert Ewing, J. A. Van Hoose. W. B. Leedy, A. A. Gambill. P. M. Long, Godfrey Goldman, F. N. Gull lom, ]. W. Hughes, A. l.. Fulenwider, Flu gene Fies,
 Col T. c. Bush will introduce the vice president when he speaks at the open air meeting fin Capitol park Friday after noon.