The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-06
DELEGATES FROM
 VIRGINIA NAMED Governor Mann May At- tend the Good Roads
 Meet in Person

Reports from all over Alabama are coming in that there will be large at- tendance at the meeting of the National Good Roads Congress in Birmingham on May 23 to 26. Probate judges, mayors and presidents Of different organizations are appointing delegates and writing per sonal letters to each and every one of them urging their attendance.
 The good roads train, which Is being operated by the Southern railway, is arousing great deal of interest in Ala bama on the subject of good roads, and the final stop which will be in Birrning- ham on May 23 and 24, will be the climax of a great good roads campaign.
 Secretary J. A. Rountree has been in- formed that Prof. Clifford Richardson of New York city will attend the National Good Roads Congress and read a paper on Asphalt Streets and Pavements." Professor Richardson is a world author ity on asphalt and street pavement and his paper will be a most valuable one and will add greatly to the interest of the coming convention.
 Gov. William Hodges Mann of Virginia has appointed delegates to represent the state of Virginia at the National Good Roads Congress. He writes that he will know positively in a few days whether he can attend. Governor Mann states that the delegates he has appointed are prom inent good roads advocates and he hopes that there will be a full attendance. The following is list of the delegates:
 
 Wood, Charlottesville; George E. Gar rett, St. Elmo; E. M. Nettleson, Cow ington; H. F. Green, Amelia, c. H.; A. H. Moore, Amherst; J. R. Horsley, Ap- pomattox; John Crosby, Jr., Staunton; B. w Hubbard. Forest Depot; A. R. Porterfield, Bland; H. H. Byrd Warm Springs; w P. Crumpacker, Roanoke J. R. owens. Lawrenceviile; W. = b. Dennis, Grundy; W. J. Hubbard, Buck ingham; John T. Mckinney, Lynch burg; George P. Lyon, Woodford; Will liam Nj. Foster, Hillsville; G. M Walker Wilcox Wharf; F. D. Robertson. Charlotte. c. H; Howard Swineford, Richmond; Hon. N. F. Spes- sard, New Castle; Atwell Somer vile Mitchell; Emery B. Chase Clintwood; J. E. Parkinson, Church
 
 W. ". Long, bureau of plant indus try Washington, D. C.; D. w. Link. Simpson; F. s. Ensor, Oatlett J. J.. White, Kentz Store; Jack Carat, Boone's Mill; w. H. Dinges, Middleton; A. F. Shumate, Bluff City; A. T. Watt. Glou- cester, c. H. J. F. Bowles, Cardwell: John F. Green, Troutdale; W. R. Cato, Emporia: John l.. Saunders, Ashland; Col. Pannill Fucker, Martinsville; A. S. Johnson, Isle of Wight; R. M. Grymes. Ambar; T. c. Commns, Rum ford; R. l.. Penningston. Jonesville; Cant. w. T. Meade, Louisa; w. E. Bo- harmon, CriglersYille; Col. Lucius Greg ory. Chase City; c. A. Crumpacker, Blacksburg; NJ w. Coleman: Neli- va Ford. M. G. Long, Norfolk; J. A Jarvis, Eastville; William cralle. Heathsvilie; J. A. Hardy. Blackstone; K. o. Halsey. Unionvile. R. F. D" F. w. Weaver, Luray; J. C. Stanley, Mayberry: c. w East, Chatham: Haskins Hobson. Belona: J. L. Hart, Farmville; A. N. Cocks, Disputanta; W. J. Wright, Vir- ginia Beach; w. L. Heuser Haymarket; J. F. Wysor, Pulaski; F. D. Eastman, Flint Hill; R. E. Saunders, Downings; L. A Turner. Rollins; J. J. L. Kinnear. Lexington. R. F. D. No 6; c. E. Fahr- rey, Timberville; s. H. Fletcher, Lebanon: J. H. Johnson. Gate City; J. Stickley. Strasburg: J. D. Tate. Chilhowie; c. C. Vaughan. Courtland; c. B. Vaughan, courtland: c. B, Wal lace, Falmouth; G. A. Savedge. Alliance ]. NJ Tyrus. Locol; Henry s. Bowen, Wittens Mill: w H. Turner. Front Royal; l.. B. Manville, Newport News: pr. R. R. Preston Glade Springs: William Mayo. Coles Point: w. R. Collier, East Stone Gap: J. H. McGa- vock Max Meadows; J. W. Clements, Lee Hall Hon N. B. Early, Jr., Dawsonville: w. H Edmunds, Houston: O. N. Muck els, Rio Vista A. G. Judy. Monterey: D. w. Marston. Toane; W. F. Bagby. King and Queen C. H.; J. William Chowning. Millenbeck; J. w. Gregg, Purcellville: l.. w. Bridgforth. Kenbridge; Thomas G. Jones. Urbanna; c. R. Fulgham, Chucka- tuck: R T. Southall, ouinton.
 Governor Brothers of Maryland has mo- tiled Secretary J. A. Rountree that he has appointed the following delegates to attend the National Good Roads con- May 23 to 26:
 Robert W. Messenger, Fredericksburg: William M. Stay, Chestertown; J. Briscoe Bunting. Prince Frederick: Osborn I. Yelott, Towson; William J. Grove, Lime Kiln: T. Herbert Shriver, Union Bridge; Walter B. Miller, Salisbury; James Smith, Glenburnie; Col. John w. Avirett. Cum berland W. T. B. R. Robertson, Rising Sun; James F. Kirwam Chester; J. Booker Clark Elicott City; J. M. Street. Bel Air; County Commissioner Swann Upper Marlboro; Dewitt C. R. Miller, Mason and Dixon, Pa. Harvey ]. Speicher. Accident; Fora Brinsfield. FL dorado: Walter j. Mitchell La Plata; Patrick Flannigan. 12o East Lexington street, Baltimore.
 Hon. J. D. Clarkson. president of "s65 Day Road club of Carthage. Mo, has notified Secretary J. A. Rountree that he will attend the National Good Roads congress and deliver an address on 36o Day Roads" He also will participate in the discussion of the use of Prisoners on Public Roads"
 Mir. T. C. Wilson, secretary state board Of agriculture. Columbia Mo, writes that since the reduced rates have been an- nounced, Missouri can be depended upon to send large enthusiastic delegation to the National Good Roads congress.