The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-19

Ndlloidl DdHh DullulnB. fepoHts ol lho
 various committees having in charge the
 reception and entertainment of W. j..
 Bryan were read, and details finally agreed upon, which are as follows. Programme Bryan-Harmon reception, January 23:
 S:25 a. n.-Arrival and reception, Louis vile and Nashville depot. g to 10 a. m.-Reception, Hotel Morris. 10:30-Parade. Nineteenth street and Third avenue to the Bijou theatre. Il a. m.-Public speaking. Bijou theatre. 2 D. m,-Luncheon at governors resi- dence.
 3 p. m.-Automobile ride to the Country club.
 to- p. m.-Reception at the Hotel Hillman.
 8 p. m,-Board of Trade banquet at the Hotel Hillman.
 Ladies are invited at the public recep- tion and at the public speaking, and also as spectators at the banquet. Ushers will be provided both at the public speaking
 and at the banquet. Those holding tick
 cts at the banquet will be provided with
 seats at the table No more tickets will be disposed of than the seating capacity
 of the large dining room. The boxes at the theatre will be reserved for the ladies.
 The seats on the stage will be reserved for the reception committee and visitors from over the state. Visitors from over
 the state, when they arrive in the city.
 will find tickets for the stage at the public speaking, tickets for the banquet, | tickets for the carriages, reception badges and cards to the social clubs at
 headquarters, 43s-4 First National Bank building.
 The committee is to meet again on Tues-
 day afternoon at o'clock at headquar-
 ters to. announce. the escort committee
 and provide for any further arrangements
 that may be necessary.
 Local Reception Committee.
 At the meeting yesterday of the club
 the following were selected as a recop- ton committee to meet MT. Bryan, MT. Harmon Governor Conner, Attorney Gen.
 eral Jackson and other distinguished vis-
 itors who will be the guests of the local l democracy during MT. Bryan's visit, and to assist in entertaining them while in the city, introducing their friends to the vis-
 itors at the reception: l Mayor. George B. Ward, chairman. Lieutenant Governor Henry B. Gray. Jno. w. Tomlinson, president. Bryan l State Democratic club. 1 c. e. Heidt, president Board of Trade | J. B. Ard, chairman Jefferson County
 Executive committee J. A. Rountree secretary Bryan State | Democratic club.
 Jno. L.. Parker, president Board of AL dermen.
 Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes, editor Birming-
 ham News.
 Geo. M. Cruikshank. editor Birming.
 ham Ledger. l E. W. Barrett, editor Age-Herald. | Gen. J. w. Bush of the Confederate Veterans.
 1 Andrew Marks, president State Fedora
 tion of Labor.
 James B. Drake. president Trades Coun- 1 cil.
 J. D. Collins, vice-president Board of
 Trade.
 J. H. F. Moseley, editor Labor Advo-
 cate.
 Sol Caheen, vice-president Board of I Trade.
 Hal J. Copeland, chairman Police Con-
 missioners.
 l Jno. T. Read, president Board of Trade.
 Sterling A. Wood, president Commercial
 Club
 Jno. w. oNeilI,. vice-president Board l of Aldermen. | A. H. Mullen, chairman City Demo- l cratic Executive Committee I Judge N. B. Feagin, Judge A. O. Lane,
 Judge H. A. Sharp, Judge c. c. Ne Smith, Judge A. A. Coleman, Judge s.
 l.. Weaver, Judge c. W. Ferguson, Judge
 Chas A. Senn, Solicitor H. F. Hefiin.
 Sheriff F. l.. Higdon, E. Lesser, Lewis
 Pizitz,s R. Wegelin, B. H. Cooper, Lee I Cowart, Jere King, Jno. w. Altman,
 Frank P. O'Brien, J. H. McCary. IA. | Weller, James H. Hard, R. w. Massey, 1 Job Going, I. w. McAdory, T. c. King, | D. M. Drennen, E. J. McCrossin. pr. J. H. Edwards, Hubert Drennen,s pr. w. S. Rountree, F.. A. Hewett, Geo. Tarrant, John C. Pugh, Lucian Brown, pr. o. T.. Dozier, Anderson E. Smith, Byron Do- zier, w. E. Hay, Richard F. Johnston, J. F. B. Jackson, M M. Ulman, Henry
 Forscheimer, zell Gaston, W. l.. Rush, Ed. Flynn, fTaHk 1ceuIiycI, water IA.
 McAdory, J. Q. Smith, c. P. Beddow,
 Frank s. White, Jr., Earl Pettus, P. G.. Bowman, H. K. White, W. c. Garrett, Jno c. Pugh, G. R. Harsh, J. H. Ward. R. T. Shugart, A. Leo. Oberdoerffer F.. E. Blackburn, W. H. Stanley, F. D.. Curtis, J. J. Curran, R. H. Thach,s Sen ator N. L. Miller, Percy Clark, W. C.. Burson, Richard B. Kelly. Jno. w. An derson, W.K. Terry, J. w. Logan, Roy Mccullough, J. B. Trotter. ". T.. Ken nedy, N, P. Gum, E. A. Little, J. A.. Estes. F. l. Monks, Jas. Hillhouse, N. B. Casey, J. B. Marshall, J. H. Leath, David J. Fox, Geo. H. Bodeker, T. j..
 Shirley, J. B. Shelby, w. T. Newberry. R. P. Wetmore, M. V. Henry, Ben F. Barbour Jas. F. Harkins, c. c. Jones, l.. J. Haley, Frank Barnett, W. T. Cox, w. T. Stewart, J. D. Payne, Jno. Denson, Jno. s. Kennedy, Claude Allen, E. B. Powers, Max Robinson. J.. M. Caldwell, A. w. Nelson, Hinds Peevy. Chas. Sum ner, Jno. D. Strange, Robert A. Morris, w. A. Porter, w. J. Adams, J. B. Gibson, Robert J. Wheeler, l.. M. Washington, Ben Davis, Griffin Lampkin, R. B. Watts, w. K. Brown, A. A. Jones. F. s. White, Charles J. Martin. Walter L.. Howard, George E. Bush. F. D. Nabers. J. B. Francis, W F. Eggleston. Edwin c. Win ston, L.. P. Hill, E.. J.. Blackwood, H. C.. Brown, w. B. Copeland, R. T. Bentley. J. M. Thompson, s., R.. Baines, James A. Mitchell, Clyde c. Owens, H. A. Dickin- son, John w. Chamblee. John A. Keely, H. c. Miller Joe Reitman, J. Waldrop, J.. P. Mccoy, D. w.. Williams. Charles F. Helton. D. p. McLeedon. C. A. Griffith,