The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-10

Carl H. Lewis, Atlanta: J. T. Walker. Jr., New York; NJ. J. Towery, Benton Harbor, Mich; J. c. Evans. Birming- ham; l.. R. Strong. New York; Carl Steiner, city; J. Nj. Levine, Birmingham; Thomas S. Eddens, Demopolis; w. s. Nichols, Livingston; J. E. Taylor, Demopolis; J. B. Barnett, Monroeville; A. Cunningham, Ever green; w. k. Young, Blocton; Selby c. Parker. Att lanta; Fl. l. Perrine, Atlanta: Sig. Stei- ner. Birmingham; Frank F. Palmer. Try: w C. O'Ferrell Birmingham; Frank M. Moody, Tuscaloosa; W. A. Arnold, Clio; Henry P Turnbull, New York city; E. c. Melvin. Selma; J. W. BeMaistro. Lockhart: B H. Meadows, F1orala; J. T. Hughes, Florala; A. E. Jackson. Hartselle; J. B. Orr, Hart selle; William B. Smith. New York; Harry H. Johnson, Atlanta H T. Bart lett, Montgomery: N T. Hayes, Phi1a- aelphia, Pa; Frank s. Bragg, Mem phis; Thomas Bowron. Birmingham J. E. Wadsworth, Gadsden; Oscar Wells, Birmingham; Thomas Hopkins. Bfr- mingham: J. K. Fleming, Birmingham; Val Taylor, Uniontown: j. Ralph Moore. Gordo; l., II. Boykins, Pittsview; H. T. Johnson. New York: J. K. Jackson Bir- minsham; F. X. Bloodw orth, Albany; McI.ane Tilton, New York; W. E. Ro- per, Decatur; W. w. Russell. Decatur; l. F. Hosmer. New York city; J. M. Cody. Luverne: Benson Cain, Birming- ham: I. L. Latour, Atlanta; R. NJ. Elba: L. K smith. Eutaw T. s. Ward, Cuba C. Collins, New Or leans; John A Thomas, Cianton; B. W Pruet, Gadsden; James H. Ivey, Talla- dega; H. c. Sharpe, Piedmont; Joseph J. Aynsley, Mobile; F. R. Partridge. Sylacauga; c. T. Elliott. Cordova; Frank Leigh, Anniston; E. G. Lee. Attalla; W. D. Martin, Auburn; W. P. Cooke. Oden- vile; Lafayette Cook, Pell City; w. II. Manly, Birmingham; c. B. zettier, Cunt tersville; J. H. Crawford, Jasper; !. M. Baldwin. Montgomery; Grover C.. Graves. Birmingham; E. w. Moore, Roan- oke; L. E. Stephenson, Brantley; w. K. Buckelew, Lafayette: A. B. Powell. Red Level; Carter McFerrin. Nashville, Tenn. i; D. T. Tatum, LaFayette; George P. Ken nedy, New York; A. w. Avery, New York; L. w. Wilkerson, Tus- kegee; John A. Gaddis. Wetumpka F, S. Moody, Tuscaloosa; c. S. Leath. Cu1i- man; s. B. Williams, Talladega; John |J. Flowers, Dothan; ". H. Slaughter, Birmingham; J. J. Barnes, Ariton: C. F. Deming, Evergreen; G. A. Michael. Mobile; w. w. Crawford, Birmingham; F. H. Farmer, Birmingham; J. A. Smith. Birrningham W. D. Robertson, Birming ham; k. T. Anderson. Birmingham; l.. B, Martin, Ozark; k. w. Mcleod, Bir- mingham; F. F. Crawford, Jasper; R. E. Thadwick, Ensley; Samuel c. King. Ems ley Frank Stevens, Birmingham; J. w. Finch Birmingham; A. A. Mitchell, Gads- den; J. B. White, Ashland; F. J. Kidd, Birmingham H. H. Jefferson, Birming- ham; C. D. Cotton, Birmingham; L. l.. Durford, Hartford.
 TODAY'S PROGRAMME
 There will be no business session of the state association today, the day being given over to bankers of national and state prominence who will deliver ad- dresses on topics of current interest, in- cluding agriculture, banking, war ener- eency and other questions now attract ing the attention of the banking world.
 Aside from the address of George r. Kennedy, treasurer of . the Guaranty Trust company of New York, the subjects to be discussed by the speakers have not been announced.
 Tn addition to MT Kennedy, W. P. G. Harding governor of the federal reserve bank; M. B. Welborn, chairman of the federal reserve bank of Atlanta; Alex F. Walker, state superintendent of banks. Tyler Goodwin of the federal loan bank of New orleans, and Dr. Henry M. Edmonds will make addresses.
 Following the adjournment of the State Bankers association, the members of the American Bankers association will assemble in the Tutwiler ballroom this afternoon and elect vice president, member and alternate to serve on the nominating committee, and one vice president each for the trust company, savings bank national bank and state bank sections of the National associa- tion for Alabama.
 This afternoon the members will at- tend the ball game at Redwood Park. and at 7:30 the visitors will be guests at an informal banquet and dance al the Country club.