The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-14
Warrior Great Asset to
 Birmingham, Says Director
 General of the Railoads
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Brown introduced Hugh Morrow of the law firm of Tillman. Bradley X Morrow as postmaster. In introducing MT. Hines Mr Morrow recited some of the things accomplished by Birmingham during the war. He told of the sub- scriptions to Liberty Bonds Red Cross, Y M. c. A. and Birmingham's contribu- ton to the personnel of the army, the navy and the marines.
 He extended MT. Hines and party a hearty welcome to Birmingham, saying that he presided at a dinner given to Judge Gary a few years ago and so well pleased was the latter that he an- nounced at the conclusion of the in troduction that the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company would in vest $11.000,000 in new developments here, "and I hope that my office may be equally as efficacious on this oc- casion," concluded MT. Morrow.
 THE VISITORS
 Accompanying MT. Hines were the following railroad officials:
 Walter D. Hines, director general
 Brice Clagett, assistant to director general.
 B. l.. winchen, regional director southern region.
 HIN. Rodenbaugh, engineering assist ent southern region.
 Horace Epes. special assistant pubic relations, southern region.
 C. M. Kittle, federal manager Illinois Central railroad.
 w. L. Mapother, federal manager Louisville and Nashville railroad.
 w. J. Harrahan, federal manager Sea board Air Line.
 A. E. Gift, general manager Illinois Central railroad
 L. A. Downs. assistant general man Illinois Central railroad.
 J. F. Porterfield, general superinten dent transportation Illinois Centra railroad.
 F. T. Thompson, chief engineer Hi nois Central railroad.
 A F Blaess. engineer maintenance of ways, Illinois Central railroad.
 J. M. Eagan. general superintendent Illinois Central railroad.
 J. l.. Beven, assistant to federa manager Illinois Central railroad.
 J. W. Hevron. superintendent Illinois Central railroad
 S. M. Holt, roadmaster Illinois Cen tral railroad
 c. N. Burch, general attorney, Hi nois Central railroad
 In addition to MT, Hines and part the following were guests of the Cham per of Commerce fat the luncheon:
 w. Carson Adap1s, w. J. Adams, Morri Adler, Truman H. Aldrich, H. L. Bad ham, J. Mercer Barnett, E. w. Barrett w. G .Bickel c. S. Bissell, w. c. Bon ham, T. E Brooks, J. Ellis Brown, R. Brown Murray Brown E. w. Brownel OIL Bum, B. B. Burton. Glenn aI3urke Sol Caheen, A. w. Carey, K. | 1 Chadwick, H. w. Coffin, B. H. Coope George w. Connors George Gordon Crav ford. w w Crawford, Frank CrockarI R. G. Cobb. traffic manager Mobll Chamber of Commerce; James l.. DaVlt son. Charles F DeBardeleben, Henry ] DeBardeleben, R. A. de Funiak, J. Donnely, Henry M. Dozier, Felix Drer nen. E. J. Dunn Claude Estes, F. Fenimore, Hill Ferguson, Vincent Eel guson Hon. William E. Fort, John Frye, J. Knox Fleming, J. J. Gilmor Frank P Glass. Julius Goslin, Judge Da A. Greene Jery Gwin, W. B. Harpe Robert G. Hiden. Jr., w. H. Hassinge T. F. Hay, Jr., w. r. Hilleke, J. ChaI line Hodges, H. H. Horner. H. E. Hutci ems, Hon. William D. Jelks, Robert Jen ison Jr., A. W. E. Johnson, Crawfor Johnson, Forney Johnston, M. V. Josepl C. E. Jenks, field secretary America City bureau, John l.. Kaul, E. M Kilb George R. Knox, Jr, Joseph H. Lovema Frank C. Marcuis, Nathan l.. Miller, l c Montgomery, B. r. Moore, Walt Moore George M. Morrow, Jr., Hug Morrow, R. $. Munger, R. G. McCarth J B. McClary, John D. McNeel J. V McQueen, John R. McWane. Frank Ne son. Jr M, P. Warrington, R. A. Porte c. H. Pearson, Erskine Ramsay, Willia P. Redd, J. Frank Rushton c. E. Ric T. Sevier Paschal G. Shook, Ross