The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
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 of,America. They have reservations at the Tutwiler. A local committee will be present to receive the first influx of visitors and the majority of those to attend the meeting will be present by noon Monday.
 The first formality of the three days session will take place Monday when the institute convenes at 10 o'clock in the ballroom on the second floor of the Tutwiler. There George Gordan Craw- ford, president of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, who has been a member of the institute for 2j years, will welcome the visitors to this district There will follow an acknowl- edgement by President Kelly and the in- Etitute will plunge immediately into the technical discussion scheduled for the day.
 The formal program for the entire session follows: -s MONDAY. OCTOBER 1s ras.oo a. m-Lobby. Hotel Tutwiler. Reg. iteration of members and assignment of hotel accommodations.
 Morning technical session. Chairman, Gordon Crawford. president Tennessee z Coal, Iron and Railroad company Cal' to order. Addresses of welcome and ac- knowledgement. Announcements (lo:oo- Papers On Coal And Coke
 "ccai washing practice in Alabama. Henry s. Geismer, consulting engineer. xeiser Geismer Engineering company. shTBy+Product eoking in Alabama Frank W. Miller. mansger by-products & t "Aiabama Coal Mining Practices" Mill ion H. Fiss. vice president DeBardeleben Coal o0rporatiorRa REdGss S6Gass-lz'0O''
 400 p. m.-Bali room. Hotel Tutwiler. kfss,neSn technical sss,On Ghairman. 9lnn no16
 Papers On MetaIlurgy Howard E. Mussey. superintendent of eurnaces. Woodward Iron company, (2;oo-
 sT6s Alabama Steel Industry" Gin, eorrhai taik), James Bowron, chairman of She board of directors of the Gulf States
 Prediction of Ferro Phosphorous in president Federal Phosphorus compahy'
 Manufacture of Cast Iron Pipe in the South" Richard Moldenke, consulting ffscs et in Blast 1ractise,"" T. L.. Joseph, acting superiin- peTin ssndsTt Mining Espertmsont pSos1soi Station Min
 
 @:3Ds 2. m.-Woodrow Wilson park Au- edSndbi1A ride through parts of the busi- XIII and along the crest of shades noun; Nain, or upon request, to other places or epecial interest to members u,,.
 S:3O D. m.-North entrance, Hotel Tut Nyiiers Special automobile trip to shannon ere mine of the Gulf States Steel com Srai hospitai of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company, Fairfield;
 Important-Choice may be made or .,y any a " kI.A ahAu Fi inc kDith the chairman of the automobile com Tnitteo at the registration booth in the Aetel lobby not later than l;oo p, m.'
 aiSo ?. m-Ball room. Hotel @ Tut TntwileT; r Wyening technical session. Chairman T.
 - Iron ore, Geology nd Mining ,, tsGeoiogy of Birmingham Iron Ores.
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 ''frcn Ore Mining Methods in Birming- s.ITdng 9Ht Southern Experiment Station, Bir. hiinghaln. Ala. United States bureau of
 aRuot Supports in Red Ore Mines of Birmingham District" w. R. Crane sup efintendent Southern Experiment station. S''iGeoiogy and Utilization of Tennessee EeoioEist. state geological survey. Nash SiIie, Tenn; S9:!o-1o 11;;o0rD ;2o1; T.
 1R.3Oi a. m.-Passenger station, Louis Viiie and Nashville Railroad. trip by spe- cial train to ore and coal mines, coking p pseso % p' m.Wprivate dining room. Hotel TutYiier: Meeting of directors of Ameri- can Institute and MetallurgicaI Engineers; eiubf Hotel Tutwlier: Meeting of indus trial relations committee of the American iIustitute of Mining and Metallurgical En- 2 s:oo ?. m.-Phiilips high school audi toriuip: Concert by the choir Of the Motion pictures and lantern slides (coutesy of Alabama Power company). (a) Miner als and Mining. (b) Power. Co King v" WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 16
 e:3o q. m.-passenger station Louis conyerter con and rail mil (at Ensiey!: car c.msSt Snsn 1la plant 'tss Snd pIpe ss works. Ks Birminsham; Annual banquet of members Mining and Metallurgieal Engineers; ]. l0:00 p. m.-Bail room. Country club of
 specisi train provided by Alabama Min ing Institute and handled by Birmingham Southern Railway company and by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
 EyeninE program and entertainment ranged and provided by the Alabama Technical association.
 af Hope For Lasting Impression
 Local industrial men plan to make lasting impression upon the engineering experts 80 that even if they were in clined to do so, they will not forget the visit to Birmingham. Among the mem bers will be many who were here at the last meeting in 1888, perhaps as very young men. To many the changes in Birmingham are expected to be suffi- cient to constitute a unique experience. The changes that have been wrought in Birmingham have been nothing less than marvellous, in local opinion, and this is expected to be a fact which will affect the visitors. That Birmingham engi neers are on their mettle to extend the reputation of the district to every cor