The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
BUSINESS MEET
 ENV0YS NAMED BY GOV. BRANDON
Many Alabamians To At tend Pan-American Con-
 gress In Atlanta
(State Capital Bureau)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 22.- Announcement was made today of the list of delegates appointed by Governor W. w. Brandon to the ,Pan-American commercial congress to be held in At lanta, Ga, October IA. ,aaga
 Following are the delegates:
 H. s. Doster, Prattville,; Dr. Malcolm Smith, Prattville; Robert Moulthrop, Eufaula; Mrs. c. s. McDowell, Flu faula; W. W. Lavender, Centreville l; Dr. G. W. Randall, Centreville; Ernest Blue, Union Springs; G. Herbert Jones, Fitzpatrick; J. Lee Long, Greenville ]; w. c. Coker, Greenville; Harry M. Ayers, Anniston l.. C. Watson, An niston; Col. K. w. Jennings, Lanett {; Hugh Reed, Centre; T. s. Tyson. Thomaston; Walter Merrill, Heflin; J. Lee Andrews, Sheffied; c. A. O'Neal, Andalusia Trammell Henderson, An. dalusia s. J. Griffin, Cullman; D. c. Fuller, Cullman; J. B. Ellis, Selma |; c. B. Melvin. Selma Mrs. J. G. Wilkins, Selma; Fred ::stephens, Col linsville; G. W. l.. Smith, Brewton !; Travis Williams, Russellville A. E. Pace, Dothan; l.. A. Farmer. Dothan !; Victor H. Hanson, Birmingham; Thos. T. Huey, Bessemer; J. W. Oden, Bir- mingham; l.. Sevier, Birmingham ; Erksine Ramsay, Birmingham; Mrs. Mary Echols. Birmingham; Walter Kennedy, Birmingham; o. l.. Bum, Birmingham; c. w. Ashcraft, Flor ence; H. K. Dickinson, Opelika; Ross Richardson, Athens; R. H. Powell, Tuskegee; David Grayson, Huntsville :; c. l.. Watts, Huntsville; Henry Mo Daniel, Demopolis; E. K. Elmore, De mopolis; Leon Schwarb, Mobile; K. V. Taylor, Mobile; Harry Hartwell, Mobile; Mrs. John Moulton, Mobile Mrs. J. G. Hagan, MobiIe;' k. M. Hob- bic, Montgomery John w. Durr, Mont gomery; Mrs. J. B. Jones, Montgomery, Hugh Foster, MontgomeryM Mrs. w. X Hanna, Montgomery; Mrs. Hardie NJ Bell, Montgomery; Dr. B. J. Baldwin, Montgomery; l.. Strauss, Montgomery J. Haygood Patterson, Montgomery Jesse B. Hearin, Montgomery IT, A. Bowles, Albany; Dr. J. l.. Gunter, Al bany; Mrs. Val Taylor, Uniontown Mrs. Charles Henderson, Troy; Thos w. Taylor, Montevallo; Paul Buck, Columbiana; Robert Seal, Livingston John c. Williams, Talladega; J. w. Brown, Sylacauga; w. D. Graves Alexander City; J. B. Brosius, Tusca. loosa; A. c. Cade, Tuscaloosa D. L. Rosenau, Tuscaloosa; Mrs. Battle Searcy, Tuscaloosa; John H. Bank head, Jasper; Dr. J. M. Miller, Cor. dova; Jack Cranford, Jasper; J. Mil. Ter Bonner, Camden; J. D. Stapleton, Bay Minette; Frank P. Folmar, Troy Judge J. c. Key, Troy.
 Commissions ISSued-The following
 
 retary of State s. H. Blan:
 John Sherrod, Tuscumbia, Alabama justice of peace of Precinct No. 2, Col bert county.
 Notary public: w. S. McGee, Car. rOllton; James H. Martin, Landers. vile; K. R. Mathews, Bessemer; Miss Ruby Hubble, Birmingham Mrs. Annie F. Hardenbergh, Greensboro; Paul C. Parsons, Birmingham; J. r. Kings, An niston Mrs. Margaret w. Tyler, Bir mingham; s. A. Dobbins, Montg6naryI ESkames- R. Knox, Mobile; Miss Mary NJ Daugherty, Mobile; Miss Ruby $. Jones, Decatur; S. W. Chapman, Mo- bile; Miss Agnes Brindley, Montgom- cry.
 To Begin Inspection on-Announcement was made Monday of the dates on which one or more members of the Ala bama Public Service commission will make trips of inspection to several counties. The law requires the com mission or one of it's members, to visit every county seat at least once annually. Tuscumbia and Florence will be visited September 26. Huntsville, Russellyille and Scottsboro the 26th and Athens and Cullman the 27th.
 A case has been docketed for hear ing before an examiner of the Inter- state. Commerce commission at Florence September 9, the case being brought riculture at New Orleans September %. if such conference should be called by the Louisiana commissioner. Mir. Moore signified his willingness to at- tend fhe nronoSad nonfaranoo Cor,ro;,