The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-02


the league handles is the Alabama State
fair, which has been SO successful In
the last three years. 1t advertises Bir-
mingham far and near, brings large
crowds from Alabama and adjoining
states, and results in large volume
of trade.
Outlook for Fair Bright
you viii all be pleased to know
the outlook for the fair this year is
bright indeed. Every department will
years, which naturally means bigger
brighter and better fair than we have
ever had.
The fair is a most valuable asset
to our city's trade, and now ranks
among the most important fairs and
expositions of the country. The fair
for the past three years has been fl
nanced practically with no expense to
our business interests other than their
membership subscriptions to the Busi-
ness Mems league
THE Business Mems league has been
a decided factor in the growth of our
city, and the success of the organiza-
ton can be attributed to the co-opera-
ton of the directors and members, and
feel we can all be Justly proud of
the work and good we have accom-
pllSleu anu DIS nOlnlnS succeeds IKE
success optimism should be the guild
ing spirit of our future, and / would
advise that we dream, think and talk
Birmingham, and the future of our
league and city will be beyond our
most sanguine expectations.
Gentlemen, | thank you. and trust
that the annual dinner of the Business
Mems league will bring us all closer
together, and carry out the Birming-
l,s,,, @f.ft
each and all for Birmingham.
THE POSTMASTER of the evening
needs little Introduction to the busi-
ness men of Birmingham He has been
an ardent worker in the Business Mems
league, and the Alabama State fair
and has always responded to every call
upon him. and given freely of his time
to further the work of each of the two
organizations. and ! take pleasure in
introducing to you Mr.. r. A. Brown,
our dear Buster, as toastmaster."
Those Present
Among those present were the toll
lowing:
J. d. Record. Highland Pharmacy;
w a. Hill. Highland Pharmacy; H. w.
Fowlkes, Fowll<es G. Myatt; b. L.
Wertheimer, American Laundry com
pany; w. b. Everett, Chamber of Com
merce; Jack w. Johnson, Seaboard rail-
way; w. C. Radcliffe, secretary Cham
Der of Commerce.; W. M. Mayes, Bur-
nett Cigar company; w. G. Patterson,
Burnett Cigar company; j. H. Moncrief,
Drcnnen Motor car company; c. d. Ell
lison Roberts & Son: r. L Anderson,
Roberts & Son; o. Mooney, Traders Ma
tional bank, NJ. IL. Sterne, Traders Ma
tional bank; John 4. Yeatman, Shop
of Quality; j. d. Baugh, Shop of Quail
ity; Abe Weinstein, Alabama Paper and
Printing company; j. u. Clancy, Ala
bama Paper and Printing company; J.
e. Chappell. Birmin CHAM News; Err
skine Ramsay, Pratt company; c.
Exum, commissioner; A. V. Bennett
chief of fire department; C. II. Nabb.
Hotel Hillman; f. B. Fow1kes, Fowlkes
Brothers: G.. w. Pratt, American
Finance and Bond company; r. s. Alb
ernathy, Odeon theatre; John Sparrow,
Birmingham News; Il. +. Enslen JEFF
ferson County bank; r. L. McMeans,
Office Equipment company; Charles
Henderson. railroad commissioner,
Troy; John w. Griffith, Jobe- Rose Jew
Lee Slaughter; Sterling A. Wood, law
yer; E. i3. Crawford, American Trust;
Nj. A. Myatt, Fowlkes & Myatt; S. p.
Fowlxes, Fowlkes e. Myatt: j. D. Moore,
Moore & Handley John w. Sibley, Sib-
1ey-Menge Press Brick company; w. c.
Sterritt, Jefferson County bank; John
Craft, president Alabama Good Roads; E.
B. Irwin, Caheen Brothers; j. d. Rosen-
berger. Birmingham Trunk factory; VIII
liam Chapman Birmingham Trunk fac
tory; j. T. Slater Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association; w. r. G. Harding,
First National bank; j. w. Connolly Ex-
celsior Steam laundry; j. N. Rose, Jobe-
Rose Jewelry company; Robert w. Ewing,
Roberts & Son; R. D. Burnett, Burnett
Cigar company; B. B. Burton, Cable-Shel-
by-Burton Piano company; r. A. Brown,
r. A. Brown & Co.; /. F. Randall, Starr
Piano company; ]. X. Casey; George
Nassauer, Wright Hat store; l.. Brock
Partisan company; b. d. Ansley, Partisan
company; j. N. Scharff, Partisan COM
pany; Edgar l.. Gold Oster Brothers
company Harry Oster, Oster Brothers;
Maurice Lenx, Lovelnan, Joseph & Loeb;
Phillip Oster, Oster Brothers; G. p. Mar
tin, Butcher Hardware company; f. E.
Butcher, Butcher Hardware company; j
r. Dunlap, National Life Insurance com
pany; II. G. Seibles. Jemison- Seibles; L.
w. Jones, Jemison-Seibles: Murray Wal
lace, Steee-Smith; Z. Phillips, Burger Dry
Goods company James Hood, Hood &
Wheeler; r. A. Terwilliger, Singer Sew
ing machine; Blach & Sons (two repre-
sentatives); Sol Caheen Caheer
Bhothers; John II. Henley Jr.,
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G. d. Rattermann, Hoy Rattermann Car
pet Co.; r. Aland, Ideal Millinery Co.
Oliver Cox, Cox Shoe Co.; W. T. Cox
Cox Shoe Co.; George McCleery, s. HI
Kress & Co.; John l.. Parker; Morri.
Berk. FEEDER & BerlS; r. H. Baugh, Bir'
minghkam Arms & Cycle Co.; Jack Bid
die, Birmingham Arms & Cycle Co.; f. G.
Byrd, Birmingham Arms & Cycle Co.; J
c. Waite. Beavers Cafe; Louis Sak'
Clothing Co. (two representatives.; Jem
ison Real Estate and Insurance company
(three representatives,; w. D.. Colby, Col
by Decorating Co.; ]. X. Sterne, Love
man, Joseph & Loeb; Joe Loveman, Love
man, Joseph & Loeb; f. P. Glass, Bir
mingham News; I. o. Smith, Birmingham
Trust and Savings bank; Bertram Jacobs
Ben NJ Jacobs & Bros: j. e. Shelby, Ca
ble-Shelby- Burton Piano Co.; Fred L
Grambs. Starr Piano Co.: Il. II. Colley
Vaudette theatre; M. g. Helms, Acm
White Lead & Color Works; Oscar Tur
ner, Turner Electrical Co.; A. o. Lane
city commissioners.