The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
GOVERNOR HOOPER NAMES DELEGATES
Tennessee Executive Will Be at the Good Roads
 Congress

1 H. B. Rice. mayor of Houston, Tex,
 has written President Culpepper Exum
 of the Birmingham commission, accept
 ing an invitation to attend the National Good Roads congress.
 Hon. S. W. Metallic. state geologist of | Georgia, has written Secretary ]. A.
 Rountree accepting an invitation to at tend the National Good Roads congress and deliver an address on "Convicts on the Public Roads of Georgia" pr. Mo Callie is one of the most prominent geol- ogists In the south. He has charge of
 the road department of the state of Georgia. His address will be quite in teresting, as the subject of working the convicts on the public roads of Alabama and the south is a very live question.
 Gov. Ben w Hooper of Tennessee has notified Secretary Rountree of his ap- pointment of 100 delegates. He states that the majority of them have accepted and will attend the convention Cover
 nor Hooper will also address the congress
 and take an active part in the proceed ings of the same
 The following is a list of the delegates: J. H. Wallace, shelbyville; L. E. Sum-
 mers, Woodbury. L. M. Rhodes, Hunt ington; pr. V. L. Lewis Crossville; J. H.
 Smith, Decaturvllle; D. E. Beasley. Dick
 son; J. O. Cheek, Nashville; E. A. Lind
 sey, Nashville: George A. Gowan, Nash vile: J. E. Conger Smithville; Dr. A.
 R. Tomlinson, Tate Springs; Henry R.
 Brown, Greenville J. H. Estes, Browns" vile: A. M. Patterson, Savannah; H. F. Graper, Lexington; B. R. Thomas, Wa verly; S. G. Caruthers, Centreville; K.
 M. Rogers, Morristown; Cyrus kehr'
 Knoxville Charles N. Key, Jackson; T.
 H. Hartmus, Jackson; Marion Richard
 son. Lawrenceburg; w. T. Tatum, Ho- henwald: G. T. Hughes. Sr., Columbia; J. NJ. Dedman, Columbia; J. c. Houston, Selma, H. P Wood, Selma: A H. Wiggs' Linden; W. G. Sader, Monterey; G. F. Lindsey, Redwood: Polk Tarwater' Redwood; w. A. Johnson, Ellendale; c. c. Hanson, Memphis; S. E. Stephenson, Covington; J. N. Davis Waynesboro; Julius Williams, Lebanon, W. F. Car ter. Johnson City; D. B. Thomas, Camden; J. H. Bayer Huntington; Geo. w. Cline Crossville; w R. Dennison, Perryville; L. H. Burke, Parsons; Col. w H. w. James, White Bluff; w R. Cole, Nash vile; J. W. Hunter, Jr., Nashville; w M. Cassetty, Nashville; Judge B. M Webb Smithville; Dr. E.. A. Foster, Lea's Springs; c. ". Allen, Greeneville; J. W. Brown, Brownsville; R. N. Bond, Brownsville; W. o. Mangrum, Savan- nah; w. F. Appleby, Lexington; J. B. Walker. Centreville; J. N. Fisher, Nor ristown; R. E. Smith, Morristown; Hor- ace Van Deventer, Knoxville; C. E. Caldwell, Jackson; R. S. Fletcher, Jr., Jackson J. H. Stribling, Lawrenceburg; J. G. Rice, Hohenwald; J. l. Finney. Columbia; J. C. Mcknight, Lewisburg; W. K. Abernathy, Selma; c. T. Will Hams, Jasper; Jere Whitson, Cooke vile; J. N Cox, Cookeville; Hugh L. Hicks, Redwood; w. E. Myers Garth age; S. Y Wilson. Arlington; J. H. Covington; T. s. Hughes. Cliff ton; Alex McGlothing, Lebanon; H. c. Beaushamp, Johnson City; H. Byrn. J. H. Critchlow, H. Betaoin George E. Burbage. Johnston City; W. D. Hardeman, Sparta; c. H. Byrn, Mur- freesboro; J. H. Critchlow, Murfrees- boro; H. B. Reems, McMinnville; G. F. Milton, Knoxville: T. c. Thompson Chattanooga; J. R. Todd, Greenville; J. F. Fite, Memphis; H. o. True, Memphis; Charles L. Nicholas, Loudon; w. O. Mims Newport; o. B. Lovette, Green vile; H. NJ. Candler, Athens; Hal s. Harris, Dandridge; F. A. Rosenblatt' Greenville; H. w. Brennan, Memphis; c. c. Gilbert, Nashville; J. R. Tubb, Sparta; w. B. Johnson. Franklin; $. B. Christy, Murfreesboro; w. s. Cald- well, McMinnville; Wilse McMahan, Sevierville: Henry Clay Evans, Chat tanooga: Harry Adler, Chattanooga; John M. Jones, Sweetwater; w. F. Gill, Memphis; Charles H. Bacon, Loudon; William Wood. Newport; J. P. Hedrick, Newport; w. Getys, Athens; J. l. liar rison, Cleveland John G. Coile, Jeffer- son City; J. w. Drummond, Knoxville; w. M. Clements, Memphis; George W. Boddie Gallatin.