The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-07
ATLANTA WILL HAVE
 VERY LIVELY TIME Roosevelt Is Not the Only At
 traction This Week PINCHOT WILL SPEAK Conservation and Commercial Congress Will Be Features While Roosevelt
 Will Aid in Dedication of
 Uncle Remus Monument

Atlanta, October 6.-(Special )SWith the Southern conservation congress going full tilt, the Southern commercial con- here to lecture for the benefit of the Uncle Remus memorial, Atlanta will lcok like a three-ring circus for the next two days.
 The conservation congress will be in session for two days, Friday and Satur- day, and some of the best known con- servationists in the United States will be down on the intellectual menu card, otherwise the programme.
 The sessions will be held in the audi torium armory. and Governor Brown and Mayor Maddox will participate in the opening exercises Among those who will make addresses Friday and Saturday are Clifford Pinchot. the father of conserva- tion;" J. B. White of Kansas City; Pres ident Charles S. Barrett of the Farmers union; B. W. Baker, ex-president of the National conservation congress-; Dr. Will
 liam Hayes of the United States geologi- cal survey; Amos H. Ponder of New Or leans, Dr. W. J. McGee of the United States bureau of soils, Dr. A. M. Soule. dean of the Georgia State College of Az of the Georgia School of Technology Dr. J. c. Peters of the United States forestry service; Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, presi- dent of the Southern Appalachian Good Roads association, and last and greatest of all, Theodore Roosevelt, first citizen" I"
 The conservation congress will be in session two days and will deal with all pertinent subjects. MT. Roosevelt will not arrive until o'clock Saturday after noon, when he will go direct to the audi torium and deliver short address.
 The ladies who induced MT. Roosevelt to come here to lecture for the Joel Chandler Harris memorial fund thought that MT, Roosevelt's appearance at the conservation congress might detract from their meeting at night. because many who would see Roosevelt in the after noon would not pay to hear the lecture at night. To avoid this trouble, the com mittee in charge of the conservation congress decided that It would admit to the auditorium on Saturday afternoon only the delegates to the congress and such parties as have tickets for the Roosevelt lecture at night. This, 1t is considered, will avoid any difficulty on the score stated.
 MT. Roosevelt comes here direct from Knoxville. speaks briefly at the audi torium, then speaks to the negroes at the Colored Congregational church, after which he will attend reception and luncheon at Mayor Maddoxs country home. In the evening he will deliver his Uncle Remus lecture and at midnight take the train to return sto New York. A special committee Is going from At lanta to Knoxville. headed by President F. J. Paxon of the chamber of commerce to meet him. He will stop for few hours at Miss Berry's school, near Rome. on Saturday morning, and come direct from there to Atlanta. rst+-
 On Friday night there will be dinner at the Piedmont Driving club, given to the delegates attending the conservation congress. at which Clifford Pinchot will be the guest of honor. Speeches will be made by many of the prominent dele gates.
 The Southern commercial congress is the organization which has its headquar- ters in Washington and which looks after the distribution of information about the resources and industries of the south. It's meeting here at this time will add uuch interest to the occasion.