The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
LARGE DELEGATION
 ID ATTEND AUBURN EMI-CENTE TENNIAL
Fiftieth Anniversary of Found ing of Institute to Be Fit
 tingIy Celebrated-Gen. BuIIard Among Guests

A fitting celebration of the fif- tieth anniversary of the founding of the Alabama Polytechnic institute will be held Wednesday, February 22, at Auburn, according to an nouncement made yesterday by Charles F. DeBardeleben, general chairman of the Greater Auburn cam paign.
 In addition to representative groups of the alumni of Auburn from all sections of the state, more than 100 of the leading business and pro fessional men of Alabama will at tend the celebration and take part in the exercises. The occasion will be featured by addresses by General Robert L. Bullard, Governor Kilby, Ex-Governor B. B. Conner. pr. w. II. Brannan, president of Beloit college and others.
 The Birmingham party will leave the L. S N. station at o'clock Tues day afternoon on two special pullman cars which will make the round trip and will be at the disposal of the party during the entire time. Upon arrival at Montgomery Tuesday night a banquet will be rendered the visitors by the Montgomery chapter of the Auburn alumni association.
 win Review Corps
 The pullman cars will be parked in the yards at Montgomery for the night and will be carried to Auburn early Wednesday morning on a spe- cial train. After breakfast It Au- burn. the cadet corps at Auburn will be reviewed by General Bullard and the other visitors.
 Charles F. DeBardeieben will pre- side at a luncheon at which the visi- tors and the alumni will be honor guests and the talks will be made by a number of the visitors as well as the alumni. In the afternoon follow ing athletic events, the visitors will be taken In automobiles to Tuske- gee, where they will inspect the properties of the Tuskegee Institute. After dinner they will be carried to Cheehaw where they will board their special cars for Montgomery where
 
 hour in the morning, The return to Birmingham will be on the Pan American 1. & N. train which will arrive in the city in ample time for business Thursday.
 All alumni of Auburn and others who are interested in education in Alabama and desire to make the trip are requested to notify Greater Au- burn headquarters, 1412 Jefferson l.. GaEw sT40 as early tomorrow morning as possible.
 Iist of Party
 Those who have positively accepted and arranged to make the trip are: W. c. Adams, J. Nj. Baarcke, Dr. Middleton S. Barnwen, Henry T. Bartlett, Leon c. Bradley, E. W. Bar rett, James Bonnyman, Sydney Bowie, Borden Burr. J. E. Chappell. E. B. Conner. A. c. crowder, Frank Crockard. John F. Davis, Henry T. DeBardeleben, Charles F. Deisardele- ben, Judge Alvin M. Douglas. Eu- gent F. Enslen, Jr., c. B. Glenn, R. I. Ingalls,, Ben Jacobs W. H. Kettig, c. l.. Harold, Dr. J M. Mason, W. k. Mitchell, H. Nelson Mercy. Lonnie P. Munger, Harry T. McBroom, I. r. McDonneli pr. Morris Newfield, j. W. oden, R. A. Porter, Erskine Ram
 
 say, c. M. Stanley, l.. SeVier. II. c. Seibels, w. H. Stockham Judge J. T. Stokely. W. D. Tynes. W. T. War ren, wm. L. White, D. O. Whilldin, and ". W. Wood, Jno. T. Yeatman, o; Birmingham; M. K. Clements, Ath- ens Milton H. Fies. Sipsey, ". k. Henley Piper; Dr. F. P. Lacey, Bes- semer; Judge Hugh D. Merrill, An niston: c. s. MeDowell. Jr.. Eufaula, J. Marvin Moore, Marion; c. W. Ash craft, Florence; Morgan Richards. Selma; pr. John W. Abercrombie. Will r. Black, Cyrus B. Brown. Henry Crenshaw. Judge D. W. Cross'and. l. H. DeWees General R. F. Ligon, Hon, A. c. Patterson. Captain W. T. Shee- han. Leopold Strauss. and Clayton Tullis, of Montgomery; General Rob ert L. Bullard, Governors Island N. r.. William M. Williams, Washington.