The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18
ALABAMA NAMES IN
NEW WHO'S Who
Birmingham Gets But Twenty
One Out of Total
THE LIST Is INTERESTING
uortromery,s List Is Numerically the
Longest, But Many of Them Are
state officials Living In
Other Cities

"Whos Who In America for 1910 and
1911 has been received in Birmingham.
This biographical dictionary of notable
living men and women in the United
States" contains 17,546 names and sketches
and of this number Birmingham draws 81
MONTGOMERY is ahead of Birmingham
with 81, while Mobile comes next with
an even dozen. Ensley, Bessemer and
East Lake have one each.
Alabama readers of The Age-Herald
may he interested in knowing who the
author of who's Who regards as the
notable men and women of the state.
Take Birmingham, for instance. There Is
not a woman in the list, unless, indeed
Birmingham may claim Miss Frances
Nmmo Greene, who is credited to Mont
gomery. The men included are L. II. AL
drich, s. j. Bowie, T. G. Bush, E. X.
Campbell, b. 3. Conner, o. T. Dozior,
N. B. Feagin, c. C. Terrell, w. |. Grubb,
o. r. Hundley, w. D. Jelks, Samuel Will
John, j. f. Johnston, r. D. Johnston, &.
F. Markell, j. H. Phillips, H. A. Sharpe.
o. d. Street, o. w. Underwood, S. D.
Weakley, F. s. White.
Bessemer Is represented by A. A. Per-
sons, Ensley by R. M. Cunningham and
East Lake by A. P. Montague. No other
suburb OF Birmingham Is represented.
Montgomery heads the list numerically,
but this is due partially to the large num-
Der of state officials given. The capitars
list includes: j. c. Anderson, E. F. An
drews, F. s. Ball, Fl. B. Battle, }. {. Cal
oway, s. H. Dent, Jr., J. r. Dowdell, F..
P. Glass, Frances Nimmo Greene, II. 5.
Holbert, Jonathan HARRISON, It. G. Jones,
Kate s. Mckinney, Stewart Mcqueen, E.
G. Murphy w. C. Oates, T. M. Owen,
w. w. Pearson, w. H. Sanford, c. IL.
Scott, w. w. Screws, r. T. Simpson, w.
II. Thomas, w. s. Thorington, Alexander
Troy, J. r. Tyson, N. M. Woods.
Mobiles list includes: E. P. Allen, F.
G. Bromberg, B. s. Cowen, E. Craighead.
T. c. DeLeon, P. J. Hamilton, W. M.
Mastin, w. E. Mickle, Margaret e. H.
Ruffln, E. L. Russell, Gregory L. Smith,
H. T. Toulmin.
Tuscaloosa is represented by G. D.
Johnston, T. c. McCorvey, J. T. Murfee,
s. M. Peck, w. C. Richardson, j. L.
Searcy. w. s. wyman.
University's list includes: J. w. Aber-
crombie, c. H. Barnwell, G. G. Brownell,
F. B. Dresslar w. B. Stafford, III. A.
sayre, E. A. Smith, w. s. Thorington.
Auburn has but four-J. F. Duggar, F.
e. Lloyd, b. B. Ross C. C. Thach.
u,
who's Who are as follows:
Aldrich: w. T. Aldrich.
Admission: C. M. Beckwith, w. f. Kline
]. B. Knox.
Athens: Maia Pettus.
Demopolis G. w. Taylor.
Eufaula: H. D. Clayton, J. A. French.
Eutaw: T. w. Coleman.
Evergreen: P. D. Bowles
Fayette: J. H. Bankhead.
Florence: Emmett O'Neal j. K. Powers,
r. r. Simpson.
Gadsden: J. l.. Burnett.
Greensboro: r. P. Hobson, S. NJ Hos
mer, J. T. Littleton, Martha Young.
Huntsville: Norah Davis, William Rich
ardson, D. D. Shelby, r. w. Walker.
Lafayette: N. d. benson. J. T. Hefin.
Livingstone: Julia s. Tutwiler.
Marion: H. O. Murfee.
Montevallo T. w. Palmer.
Opelika: G. P. Harrison, l. w. Hill.
Selma: w. B. Craig.
Sheffield: W. L. Chambers.
Spring Hill: Mary M. Fenollosa.
Talladega: Washington Choate, j. M. P.
Metcalf.
Troy: Z. M. Shackelford.
Tuskegee Institute: B. T. Washington.
The editor of who's Who In America"
Is Albert Nelson Marquis, and it is pub
lished by A. N. Marquis & Co. in Chi
CagO.