The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-06
MANY PROMINENT ROAD SPEAK.
4 FRS SLATED FOR ADDRESSES
BEFORE TWO DAYS SESSION

Secretary w. a. Palmer of the Dal-
las s-Canadian. Denver Highway Associ'
ation has sent In IA copy of the com
pleted program for the D-C.D conven'
tion TO be held in Ardmore next Tues
day and Wednesday. a full supply
of these programs will be received to-
morrow by the Ardmore Chamber OF
Commerce and will be distributed gem
erally throughout this section of the
4 ute.
The first session of the convention
will open promptly at 9 O'Clock in Con.
vention Hall. Several musical feat.
ures will be provided by the local com
mittee to be rendered during this ses
sion. The invocation will be given by
DIR. II. T.. Becker of the First Chris.
tian church. Mayor W. f.. Freeman
viii welcome the visitors on behalf of
the city of Ardmore. q. A. Ramsey,
president of the Chamber of Commerce
and of the Carter County Good Roads
Association, will extend Il welcome on
behalf of the general commercial in.
terests of the city and the roads in.
terests of the county. Responses to
these addresses will be made by Hon.
Allyn Cole speaker of the Colorado
House of Representatives.. on behalf
of the state of Colorado; w. c. Wash.
4 burn of. Elllhart, Kansas. on behalf
sof Kansas; Judge c. C. Small of Wei.
lngton, Texas, ON behalf of Texas
Hon. B. NJ. Parmenter president of the
business mems Association of Lawton,
RSpehalf of western Okahoma l.. NJ.
arkham of Lamar, Colorado, vice
/bresident of the D.C-D Association for
Colorado, on behalf of the association
Appointment of committees and mis-
cellaneous business pertaining to open
. ing of the convention will complete
the morning session.
, The Tuesday afternoon session will
be held in the high school auditorium
ON account of the Chautauqua occu.
pying Convention Han. The session
will open with the annual address of
President ID. j. Young of Canadian.
Texas. Following this. Secretary and
General Manager w. \. Palmer will
present his report covering the years
activities of the organization.
\ feature of this session will be AN |
address by Hon. Frank A. Davis, sec
retary of the Associated Highways of |
America of Kansas City, Missouri M |
Davis ranks among the greatest of |
American highway promoters and T.
builders with a nation wide experience
along these lines.
The outlook for Permanent High /.
ways in the various States" will be
the subject for general discussion. -Four
speakers are scheduled to handle this .
topic as follows: \. p. Dyer, secretary .
Dallas Automobile Club; r. \. Single .
teiy. manager Oklahoma State Good .
Roads Association; c. \. NIiddaugh of
EIkhart, Kansas; r. G. Johnson of .
Lamar Colorado
Another eminent road man of national
reputation is scheduled for an adj
dress at this session, Hon. $. NJ. Will
liams, of Lima, Ohio. president of the
Highways Industries Association of the
United states. His subject will be
A ranscontinental Highways as a Fac
tor i'm the Reconstruction Program of
the Nation"
There will be no evening session and
all visiting delegates will be guests of
the city to the Chautauqua entertain.
ment for that evening. the Italian
liersaglere Band, the greatest musical
NN'HN vi tlt year III AfUtnOle.
The morning session of the second
day, June II, will he held in Conven-
lion Hall and opened by invocation by
Dr. r.. e. L. Morgan, who will also
deliver an address on the subject The
Soldier Boy at Home" Musical mum.
hers by local talent will be interspersed
the program.
The following addresses are scheduled
DR. this se,s,on, Permanent High.
ways as Memorials to Our Great Men"
AIR. s. c. Franklin, Dallas, secretary
Of the Henry EXai Highway; Some
Highways | Have Met'-Senator L. l.. t
Clinton, oklahoma; Hon. L.
NJ. Bralley, president of the College /
Of Industrial Arts at Denton, Texas,
ON subject of his own choosing.
The afternoon session will again be
held in the high school auditorium and
viii be opened by an address by Hon
Ed Naught, former president of the Z
Chamber of Commerce. Oklahoma City. \
There will also be addresses by j. NJ
Potter of Gainesville; j. i. Clark of
Shamrock Texas; j. Y. Beal of Ham.
non, Oklahoma; II. l.. Christy of La
mar, Colorado. At this session the mis-
;ellaneous business Of the association
will be cleared away.
The evening session will be devoted
Rotirely to an address by Governor 4
~. y Robertson at the high school
auditorium.