The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-29
'B. & T." EXCHANGE
 PREPARES ROSTER
Builders and Traders Plan to Make Vigorous Campaign for New
 Members

The Builders and Traders Exchange Is preparing to begin a campaign for local membership that Is expected to increase the present roster to such pro- portions that it will embrace every ell gible firm or individual of the district. As preliminary to this, lists of desir able persons to be requested to join the exchange are being arranged and will be furnished each of the present mem bers for their information and campaign ammunition.
 The following Is the memb ership of the exchange up to date: Adams & Chamblee. sol Cotton avenue, West End; Ager & Cline, P. O. Box 314, city; Alabama Marble Co.,, 453 Brown Marx building; Alabama Supply Co.,, 1917 Fourth avenue; c. M. Allen, 1141s North Twenty first street; J. E. Allen, 3S20 Avenue D; Allen Peace Paint Co., 192 South Twenty first street; Amalga- mated Roofing Co, 9S5 First National Bank building; J. B. Anderson & Co.,, R. F. D. No. 1, Birmingham; Bain & Hinkle Roofing and Cor. Co.,, 2420 First avenue; J. F. Baldwin, 2217 Morris ave- nue. M. c. Banks, IA North Fifty fourth street; Barnett Lumber Co, Fifth avenue and Thirty-sixth street; Bir- min gham Paint and Glass Co.,, 2120 Third avenue; Richard Blackburn, 16 Steiner building; r. F. Bostick, 505 First National Bank building; Brick Selling Co, 307 Empire building; A. C. Burns, 72OS First avenue; Jesse L. Burns, 6212 First avenue; Byrum & Esn ,..,lf, Portland Cement Co.,, Avenue A and Sixteenth street; J. H. Castleman, 1908 Twelfth avenue. north; L. V. Clark X Co., Fourth avenue and Twentieth street; c. R. Clemence, 1922 Empire building; Frank II. Conner, 1915 Brown Marx building; J. H. Cooper & Son, 606 Cotton avenue, West End; Cooper Preston Insurance Co.,, 323 First Ma tional Bank building; Crescent Plumb ing Co.,, Filthy fifth street. Woodlawn; Evand Bros. Construction Co.,. 2312 Ave nue F; o. W. Fidler. Fifty-sixth street and First avenue; Ed B. Gourley, 204 Jefferson County Bank building; Charles w. Hall, 991 Empire building; |. k. Hood Lumber Co.,, Woodlawn, Ingalls Iron Works. 261S First avenue; Jefferson Brick Supply Co.,, Avenue l. and Twenty first street; Jemison Seibels Insurance Co.,, First National Bank building; kaul Lum- Der Co.,, 1907 Empire building; King Supply Co, 6O6 Chamber of Commerce building, Kirkpatrick Sand and Cement Co.,, o05 Woodward building; Allen J. krebs. 2627ls Avenue F; H. A. Lockhart, $50 Brown Marx building; Longview Lime Works. 719 Brown-Marx building; K. McLeon x Son, 1l4h North Twenty-nrst street; T. l.. Medders & Co.,, Farley building; 0. D, Medock, s10 William street; J. M
 Meighan. 2ll5 Third avenue; Moesser
 Building Co, 2000 Fifth avenue; A. H. Moore, 172 First avenue; Ed s. Moore, 7O1 Brown Marx building; Moore-Handley Hardware Co.,, Avenue A and Twentieth street; North Birmingham Lumber and Supply Co.,, North Birmingham; Peerless Lumber and Manufacturing Co.,, Fifth avenue and Thirty-seyenth street; Realty Construction Co, 231 First National Bank building; Selman Plumbing and Heating Co. 10 South Twentieth street; Slbley- Menge Brick and Coal Co.,, S43 Brown Marx bui1ding; George N. Smalridge. Do Chamber of Commerce building; Southern Bridge Co., Avenue A and Thirty-ninth street; Southern Mosaic Tile Co.,, SIS Chamber of Commerce building; southern Sewer Pipe Co.,, North Birmingham; Spfro Roofing and Heating Co.,, 2408 Third ave- nue; G. T. Stafford, 606 Chamber of Con-
 nerce building; Standard Portland Ce- ment Co, 1922 Brown-Marx building; w. H. Stanley, Mortimer avenue, West End; George r. Wheelock Co.,, Ill South Twen- first street; George w. Williams, Woodlawn; Wimberly & Thomas Hard ware Co.,. 2o13 First Avenue; H. F. Wood, 709 Empire building; Woodlawn Lumber Co.,, 216 North Twenty-firsr street; Wood- lawn Supply Co.,, Woodawn; Thomas A. Yancey. Jr., Avenue F. and Thirteenth street, Ensley.