The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-02
OLD COLONY CLUB ORGANIZES BRANCH
 FOR BIRMINGHAM
Exclusive Institution That Provides Fine AccOmmO- datiOns for Prominent
 Men In All Cities

Approximately 100 Birmingham busi- ness and professional men have been enrolled in the charter membership of the Birmingham branch of the Old Colony Club.
 The Birmingham branch Is to have 200 members, but they will not be re- strieted to Birmingham. This is the only place in Alabama that is to have a club. hence its membership will be statewide.
 George T. Sharp. field secretary, and staff of assistants, have been in Bir- mingham for some time connecting up this city with the organization. which is an international one. It has self owned hotels in London and Paris ai- ready, and expects to have fully equipped hotel headquarters and of- fices in the leading cities of the con tlLent and in Latin America. The membership fee is at present s25 for initiation and $50 per annum dues After July 1 the dues will be $75 per annum. Dues of members are never l increased from those in vogue when | they are admitted.
 | Among the members of the Old Col | ony Club are Charles M Schwab. Frank A. Vanderlip, W. P. c. Harding. anc | men of that caliber in this country and l broad.
 Seven members of the advisory board os the local organization have already been chosen. with eight more to be ranled from other towns and cities il i Alabama. Membership is obtained b. invitation only.
 LOCAL MEMBERS HELP
 Local members of the advisory com mittee are John l.. Raul, Julius Goslin Theodore Swann, William H. Stockham Gen Louis V. Clark and Crawford John son. w S. Harlan of Lockhart Ala is member.
 The local membership thus far ob- 1 tained is as follows
 l Julius Goslin. John L. Raul, E. w Barrett, Oscar Wells, Robert Jemison 1 IT, B. M Allen, A. R. Forsyth, C. E 1 Smith, E. E. Linthicum. Paul A. Ivy F. B. 0rahl. J. w Mcqueen, Monro B l Lanier, O. L. Bum, Frank c. Turner
 James L. Cawthon of Mobile. C. E
 Jenks. William Lloyd Wolfe. D. H
 Brown, George C. Harris. William | Powell. H. M Brooks. Knox A. Con vile, George T. Wofford, L. B. Whit l w. Carey. w A. Harlan, J. R. Thames
 Charles w. Gray.
 j. A. Smith. Paul F. Chalifoux George M Morrow. Jr, c. C. Esdale T. M Starnes w. H. Stockham, K. C
 Foster H. w. Coffin, A. F. Hilleke, lief
 Bailey. w. P. G. Harding, William G
 B.ckeN, Fallon O'Byrne, Frank | crockard, Frank Nelson. Jr.. R. w l Frawley Arthur c. Crowder. W. G Stephens, Harry B. Owens, W. w French, Reese Adamson, pr. N. A. Bar rett E. M. Kilby, C. l.. Moss, G. S,bley, J. Mercer Barnett J. H. Fay lor D. B. Lightner. F. B. Irwin, E. B
 Vaughn. c. L. Lemon. William Piez Harry Walters, David Roberts, Jr
 Wade H. Nichols, A. J. Gray.
 NJ P Northngton. T. E. Brooks, Dai Is. Martin. w. B. Leedy, Griffith K Harsh. P. Y. Whitman. Forney John ston. Leonard T. Beecher Raymond M Jones. NJ. P. G. Hillman. A. H. Carpenter L. J. Haley, Jr., D. H. Marbury, F. W Gibson. A. W. B. Johnson J. E. Pen ney. T. w Weller, F.. P. Allen. w. N Johnson, H. NJ Thompson. Louis G
 Richter, F. E. Ellis, Henry G. Brab ston. F. H, Mohns, James B. Crawford pr. B. D. Sibley Zac Smith. B. r Moore, R. W. Daniel and George A