The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-09
CLEVELAND, OHIO, BUSINESS MEN ID
 ARRIVE MIDNIGHT
Here In Interest of Widening Trade Relations-Party is Touring Cities of South
 Central States


 Establishment of better trade relations will be one of the inn portant things which is ex- pected to be brought about to- morrow when the manufactur- CTS and wholesale merchants board of the Cleveland Cham Der of Commerce visit Birming- ham on their periodical trade extension excursion through the south.
 The Cleveland body, guests of the Civic Association in connection with other local civic organizations, will arrive at Il o'clock tonight in their private cars, and the morning, as pro- grammed, is to be given over to get ting acquainted with local manufac- turers and tradesmen of similar inter ests, according to Charles L. Harold of the Civic Association.
 A joint committee meeting will be held in the lounge rooms of the asso- citation at 11:30 o'clock today to com plete plans for the entertainment of the visitors.
 INSPECTION TRIP Immediately following the lunch con in the Tutwiler hotel private din ing room at o'clock. an inspection of the residential and industrial parts of the city will be held with the aid Of the Birmingham Automobile club. Following is list of those who will arrive in the party and local business men interested in like lines will have the opportunity of entertaining whom they desire by notifying MT. Harold at the office of the Civic Association in advance:
 THE VISITORS
 w. H. Kelly, president The Manufacturers and Wholesale Mer- chants Limited, The Kelly com pany, wholesale seeds and peanut products.
 w.. M. Hardie, chairman, the committee on trade extension cx- cursions; Mrs. w. M. Hardie of the w. M. Hardie company, manufac- turing confectioners.
 John R. Bentley, Mrs. John R. Bentley, Bentley Brothers paving contractors.
 w. H. Botten, Mrs. w. H. Botten, The Owen Bucket company clam shell buckets for excavating, etc.
 
 Fred H. Galley, Cleveland Automo- bile club.
 W. G. Hurlbert. Mrs. W. G. Hurl- bert, the Bostwick Steel Lath com pany.
 Tomas Knight Mrs. Thomas A. Knight, industrial properties.
 B. E. Lawrence, the Lawrence Supply company, ship supplies.
 O. T. Loehr, the Scribner and Loehr company, wholesale and manufacturing Jewellers.
 H. M. Lucas, the Lucas Machine Tool company, manufacturers.
 Samuel R. Mason, secretary the Manufacturers and Wholesale merchants board. the Cleveland chamber of commerce.
 George H. Miller Mrs. George H. Miller the Musterole company manufacturing chemists.
 Hunter Morrison, the Hill Clutch company, power transmission ma chinery friction clutches and col lar oil bearings.
 Theodore Poplowsky Mrs. Theo- dore Poplowsky, the Poplowsky Plumbing company, contractors.
 J. F. Reichert, Mrs. J. F. Reich- ert the J. M. & l.. A. Osborn O., sheet metal supplies.
 H. w Ritter, the Ritter Commer- cial Trust, investment bankers and brokers.
 F. c. Thornton, Mrs. F. c. Thorn ton, the F. c. Thornton coItpany sheet metal products.
 John M. Truby, Mrs. John M. Truby, the Cleveland Builders Supply and Brick company.
 Frank Schulkins, Mrs. Frank Schulkins, Schulkins and company, parquet and hardwood floors
 F. s. Schulte. the F. $. Schulte Printing company.
 c. w. Whitehair. vice president, the Union Trust company.
 No arrangements have been mapped out for the evening, it being the de- sire of the Civic Association to have the visitors spend the after dinner period as they choose.