The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-15
Reservations by Iron and Steel Men of America
 Are Heavy
WILLIAM OTIS KING
 AMONG THOSE COMING
Tutwiler Has About 25O Reservations. Capacity of Hotels of City Expected to Be Taxed by Those At
 tending the Institute

Reservations of sufficient number have been made at the Tutwiler for the meet ing of the American Iron and Steel in stitute to indicate that a maximum num- Der of the prominent iron and steel men will be here for the first meeting of that body ever held outside of Chicago or New York.
 list which was issued yesterday by the Tutwiler management indicates that the capacity that can be reserved at the Tutwiler has been reached This hotel has received already about 250 reserva- tions. but of that number some have re- served rooms without specifying what men will take them. This method of res ervation has caused some confusion as to exactly how many delegates will attend, while some are expected who have made reservations in advance
 Among those already making reserva- tions are Judge Ebert H. Gary, president of the American Iron and Steel institute, Mrs. Gary and a valet and maid, and James A. Farrell, president of the United States Steel corporation, and Mrs Far rell. Mir Farrell has never been in Bir- 'ia4iS beaAAA So 1e1i dS hilONis anu HIS NlSll will be of great interest here. Judge Gary has not been here since 1908.
 The other hotels in town aside from the Tutwiler have been requested to reserve rooms for the delegates and members of the Iron and Steel institute It is ex- pected that because of the large gather ing the hotel capacity of the city will be tested to care for the various mem- bers who will attend the meeting two weeks from tomorrow.
 The announcement was made yesterday that William Otis King of Jones-L Loughlin company will attend the meeting, and this will be his first visit to Birmingham. He is one of the foremost steel men in the country
 The partial list of reservations made in clude the following: J. l. Andrews. B. F. Affleck, E. H. Bell, w. II. Baaches, l. G. Butler, Otto Bonner, E. J. Bufing- ton, A. F. Banks, H. P. Bepe. George Baker, ". H. Baldridge, H. A. Barren, H. G, Baldwin, E. Bailey, D. M. Bates c. S. Belstirling, F. c. Baird L. C. Bohler. F. T. Bentley, D. M. Beiringer, R. c. Boiling, F. E. Bachman. c. w. Burnett M Bod "eiA' w. IT. ooNefudle, J. tf. COOK, E. R. Crawford, Henry Conlby, Edward Cook, George H. Charles, J. A. Campbell. J. A. Coakley. Henry Cornelius Daniel Cooledge, H. S. Dalton, David Daws, w. o. Davis, S. B. Duff. S. A. Dois Richard Edmonds H. C. Estip, A. T. Findley, Charles F. f'ruitcher, Willard Fuller. C. E. Foust James A. Farrell, Thomas k Glen, John Glass, Judge E. H. Gary. Peter Gordon, c. Gedge. l. 1T. Hy- man. R. D. Hatton, O. N. Hutchison A. Hoffman, H. T. Harrison, A. B. Har- per, J. A. Hatfield, J. B. Hanson, w. E. Jewell, J. H. Jowett H. l.. James. Charles T. Johnston, G. W. Jevett Hugh s. Kennedy, Willis P. King. Thom as w. Kennedy, J. J. Kennedy J. $. heefe, l.. k. Lemaine, J. W. Lee E. F. Lamont, G. K. Leet, l.. G. McLevina. G. F. Mehan, Samuel Mather, A. Math- CT, John T. Merriman. George Mesta E. W. Nudge Charles Major. A. r. Mark, C. l.. Miller, c. s. Marshall, James T. McClary, John Mcleod, A. W McGon- ogle, J. A. Nichols, Karl Niberkeh. R. w. Ney, J. w. Platten. John A. Penton W. P. Farmer, W. B. Perlay D. w. Pargney, D. D. Quanie, w. A. Rogers w. H. Ridgeway o. M. Refs, c. A Reinhardt. T. w. Robinson, Robert Rad ford, H. B. Rust, H. J. Staahlen, w. B. Schiller, J. w. Smith, w. P Seibert D. E. Stone, Tom Taylor, D. P. Thomp. son, G. G. Thorpe. E. P Thomas. ]. F Townsend, George M. Veity, c. A. Voght Seymour Wheeler, Leslie Bayton E. T Weir. Leonard Wood, Edmond Worcester w. R. Walker, l. J. Young.