The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-27
JUDGE GARY AND | JAMES A. FARRELL ARRIVE TOMORROW No Reception at Terminal Station Planned-To Go
 Direct to Hotel SEVERAL VISITORS
 ALREADY IN CITY Secretary McCleary Reaches Birming- ham and Will Confer Today With
 Local Committee on
 Entertainment

N1ln the aTTfNdl III hoth ecAiiOf row night of Judge Ebert H. Gary and Mrs. Gary with James A. Farrell, presi- dent of the United States Steel corpora ton, and Mrs. Farrell. the opening or tho American Iron and Steele institute will be upon Birmingham. Judge Gary with Mrs. Gary and George K Leet sec retary to the chairman of the United States Steal corporation, will arrive on a special car at 1o:05 o'clock tomorrow night from New York. President Farrell rnay be on the same train in his car or may arrive early tomorrow afternoon ahead of Judge Gary.
 Upon his arrival in Birmingham Judge Gary will go immediately to the Tut wiler hotel, where he and Mrs. Gary will occupy the state suite. They will not be received at the Terminal station by any local officials of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company, according to the programme at this time. On the follow ing day Judge Gary, as president of the American Iron and Steel institute. will open the meeting of that body in the ballroom of the Tutwiler hotel.
 Farrell's First Trip
 The arrival of Judge Gary and Presi- dent Farrell is awaited here with very great interest. Judge Gary has been here once before and has scores of friends hut President Farrell is making his first trip over the properties of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. of which it IS generally known the Steel corporation is very proud. The visit at this time will be of unusual interest to MT. Farrell.
 The expected arrival of Judge Gary was preceded last night by the arrival of James T. McCleary, secretary He reached the city on late train and registered at the Tutwiler hotel. This morning he will inspect the offices reserved for him on the ballroom floor of the Tutwiler and will later make a trip over the dis trict with the Chamber of Commerce off, ficiaIs. Mir McCleary will have every thing in readiness for the business of the institute by tomorrow morning. The registration is expected to begin in earn est tomorrow as members of the insu- tute will be arriving on every train dur ins the day.
 The arrivals last night iu addition to
  moine, president of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company of Burlington, N. d.; O. c. Overholt and Il. Cole Estep of the Iron Trade Review.
 "Birmingham was paid a great com pIirnent when selected to be the meeting place of such a body of men, said MT. Estep yesterday. There will be a vast amount of good to come from this meet ing for the Birmingham district The fore i,, tha qtp iron business of America will be here. The impress sion that Birmingham will be able to make upon that body will be good am sure.
 This district will be able to show these men developments and possibilities that will open tkeir eyes. I predict that Bir- mingham will find this meeting one Of the greatest things that has happened in many months for this district 1 am informed that the attendance will be un- usually large and will include the fore most men of the institute"
 Lemoine to Inspect Properties
 MT. Lemoine has been here several times having located two of his plants in this district. one at Bessemer and one at North Birmingham. The latter plant was formerly the Dimmick Pipe works. MT. Lemoine will inspect the company prop critics during the day and will be in consultation with some of his local off cials while in the city. He is very warm friend of Birmingham and has done much for this district He has num- ber of friends here who are always glad to welcome him to Birmingham.
 It is expected that during tomorrow and tomorrow night many special cars and perhaps a special train will arrive in Birmingham laden with steel and iron men. The principal special train, how ever. which will be occupied by mem- bers of the institute from the east, will arrive Thursday early morning and in time for the opening of the meeting at 10 o'clock.
 The local committees in charge of en- tertainment of the members of the in stitute have perfected most of the ar- engagements and have used every means possible to make a good impression upon the industrial leaders who will come here. Some of the details, however. have been left open until a conference With Secre- tary McCleary, which will be held this a effernoon or tonight.