The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-12
SYMPOSIUM WILL
 BE GREAT EVENT Some Big Attractions to Ap- pear on Programme NEW LISTS OF DELEGATES Roster of Eastern Delegates Who Will Come to Attend Convention of
 Press clubs-Trip Around
 the Horn"
NEW LISTS OF DELEGATES

The general arrangements committee received today list of delegates from the following Press Clubs, stating that these representatives would positively be in attendance:
 Nashville Press Clubs A Cunning ham, president; Dr. H. NJ Hamin pr. R. l.. c. White Miss Libbie Morrow.
 St. Joseph (Mo) Womans Press Club Miss Laura Lawler, the Catholic Tribune; Mrs. Charles Higgins, St. Joseph Gazette; Mrs. c. F. Cochran, St. Joseph Observer; Miss Mary Park, St. Joseph News Press.
 Atlantic City (N J) Press Club-Victor Jagmetty, editor Atlantic City Daily Re view; Mrs. Ada Cable. Bradford, Pa
 Boston (Mass) Press Club-C Frank Rice
 Detroit (Mich) Press Club-Melvin l.. Burdick, Glenn L. Chapman, A. D. E. Vanzandt, D. z. Curtiss R. NJ. Rich ards
 Jamestown Press Club Norfolk, va)- James Wood, D. B. Duncombe.
 Pennsylvania Woman's Press Assoca- ton (Philadelphia)-Mr Harriet Haden Finck, Miss Josephine Pope, Mrs. A. R. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. Josephine segal Miss c. Jessica J. Donnelly.
 Wilkes-Barre (Pa) Press Club-,W. A. oNeill, Martin Murray.
 Woman's National Press Association CWashington, D. C.)-Mrs. Belva A. Lock- wood, Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams, Miss Jennie E. Richardson.
 L. G. Early of Reading, Pa, secretary Of the International League of Press clubs, writes: From all the reports and dplnpata ba mat they would attend the meeting of the league in Birmingham, when the special arrives In Birmingham there will be on board 150 people. This 1 figure to be the minimum, there may be POO or more" He states that he will remain in his office until October F and on the afternoon of that date he will go direct to Washing ton city. and open up an office in the Rigss house and remain there until the morning of October 20, when the special train starts for Birmingham
 one of the delightful features of the entertainment of the International League of Press clubs will be trip around the mineral district, which will take place on october 23. It is expected that a special train will start from the Louisville and NashVille depot at 12 clock m, and that three or four-hour trip will be made. The delegates will be given an op- portunity to see the wonderful ore beds anu codi mines or this district, as well as some of the finest scenery in the whole country. This trip around the horn will be in charge of the following committee; J. J. Smith. chairman: w. II. Jeffries, A. O. Lindsay, J. H. F Nose ly, w. F. Gum. J. B. Abeel, J. B. Babb J. M. Wilzen and John l.. Parker. e board this train refreshments and lunch will be served The occasion promises to be most delightful one in every way.
 Thomas J. keenan. chairman of the board of governors, who has charge of the literary symposium that will be given in the auditorium of the High school building on the night of October 2i by the visiting delegates, writes:
 'l am at work on the programme for the symposium and hope to report com plete results shortly. l am after some big attractions. l think the symposium promises to be the best we have ever given and l trust it will be appreciated by the people of Birmingham