Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-22
NEW NOTES OF
 THE CONFERENCE
For Education in the south at Little Rock, April 6-~ Many Nota-
 bips Ire Coming.

Among those who have consented to speak during the general sessions are: Dr R. IT. Lewis, Raleigh, \. C., president; \ NJ. Soule, Athens, Ga; MT. L. D Harvey, Menomines, Wis; Mrs. ". R. Holland, Greensboro. N. C.; Mr. Henry Turner Bailey, Scituate Mass, President R. H. Blackwell, Randolph Macon College. Va.
 Other speakers will be announced from time to time.
 The following have consented to
 lead the discussions of the topics in the conferences on Agricultural education pr. s. A. Knapp, [. s. Department, of Agriculture, MT. C.. S Barrett. National Farmers Union; Prof. F L. Stephens. Agricultural College, West Raleigh. N. C.; Prof's Morgan and Keller. University of Tennessee, Pres. D. E. Johnson, Rock Hill, & C., Prof !. J. Doster, Univer- sity of Alabama
 Among those who will take part in the conference on Agricultural Edu- cation: Pres. A. VI. Soule, Prof's. J. F. Hite and T. A. Early, Georgia Agricultural College, Mrs. Harry Hodgson, Athens. Ca. Pres. D. 1T. Hill, Agricultural College, West Ral- eigh, N C.. Pres. Brown, Ayres Prof's. Morgan and Keller of the University of Tennessee, Nashville, Pres. ]. N Tllman, Prot. c. w. Drake.
 University of Arkansas, Prof. J. IT. Reynolds, Mr 0. E. Martin Assist ant in Boys Demonstration Work and College Extension Work, Mr II. E. Savely, Field Agent of the C. s Department of Agriculture and tho following agents of the Farmers Co., Operative Demonstrative Work. Tex as: c. W Orms Timpson. w. F Proctor, Tyler; ! L. QuicksalI Wa co, Oklahoma w D. Bentley, Yukon. " l.. English. Oklahoma City ZLou- isiana, James 4. Evans, Shreveport, Victor L. Roy, Baton Rouge Mason Snowden, Shreveport Arkansas, William J. Apple Little Rock; R. C. Davidson. Jonesboro: IT. s. Mobley, Fayetteville; ]. J Moore Hope. Mississippi: Peter p Garner; Agri- cultural College. B. L. Moss, West Jackson; K. D. Tate. Winona, R. s. Wilson. Columbus. Alabama, L. H. Duncan, Auburn, Georgia, Thomas A. Early, Athens, North Carolina, I. o. Schaub, West Raleigh, Participants are announcing daily Admission to these conferences will be by ticket
 State Supt. T. M Powers, Missis- sippi Prin C. A Cobb of the Chick asaw County Agricultural High School. State Supt's. J Y. Joyner, North Carolina, ] D Eggleston Jr, Virginia, T. H. Harris; Louisiana; George B. Cook, Arkansas. will take part in the program of the superin- tendents conference
 State Supt w. M. Holloway of Florida writes: T am confident that we shall have large attendance from this state
 The first Pullman" party from North Carolina is assured. Among those going are: Prof E. C. Brooks. Trinity College. Durham; w. VI. Sal mon. Winston-Salem, C, F. Blastock Asheville; F. L. Stevens, Raleigh; C. Fl Poe, Raleigh D. H. Hill. Raleigh; W. A. Blair Winston-Salem; Mrs Sue H. Holloweyy. Goldsboro, J. L. Joyner, Raleigh; L. C. Brogden, Ral eigh; Dr. R. H. Lewis, Raleigh; Mrs. Chas D. McIver, Greensboro; M. w. Walker. Chapel Hill; Collier Cobb Chapel Hill; Geo. H. Lay. Raleigh; Charles F Meserve, Raleigh: L o. Schaub. Raleigh.
 The first Pullman" party from Georgia is also assured
 The New Capital Hotel and the Hotel Marion have been selected as conference headquarters, without any difference in rank The Capital Hotel can furnish 75 rooms. Single rooms: $50. with bath, $2.50 and up. If these rooms are occupied by two persons. s1.eA additional will be charged. Hotel Marion has placed 100 rooms at the disposal of the con ference rate s100 for rooms without bath, with bath, $50 where two persons occupy the same room Rates for one person in room without bath, s1.50, with bath, $2,50 and s3.oO All rates are per day, European plan.