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branch and the Albert Pike highway enters Hot Springs.
 Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer l has also written that he will attend 1 the convention, and Director General Rountree is anticipating an accept | ance from Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, who stated that, provided 1 he could arrange his visit to include an inspection of Camp Pike, at Little
 Rock, he would attend the good roads 1 meeting.
 | United States Senator Owen. of Ok I Iahorna, will be one of the speakers. and Thomas Mcdowell. director of public roads, Washington, will also be l on the program.
 Ten Governors Have Accepted
 The following governors have writ l ten they will attend the convention: Charles H. Brough. president Of the United States Good Roads association, 1 Arkansas; Lee M. Russell, Mississippi; 1 c. F. Millimen. Maine; O.. A. Larra- l zolo, New Mexico; Oliver Il. Snoup' 1 Colorado; A. H. Roberts, Tennessee; R. G. Peasants. Louisiana; J. A. B. Robertson, Oklahoma; w F. Hoppy'
 Texas; Peter Nobeck. South Dakota J. D. Fountleroy, divisional director of the bureau of pubiic roads TOT tne states of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, will also attend the convention and A. G. Batchelder, Washington. chairman of the executive board or the American Automobile aSsoc1aton, and H. c. Mock, St. Louis. secretary of the chamber of commerce of Auto mobile Dealers associations, will also deliver addresses, as will Puke John son. secretary of the chamber of com merce of Automobile Manufacturers of America
 Highway Engineers Meeting Arrangements have been made TOT the highway engineers or Arkansas, Alabama, Arizona. Oklahoma. Missls- sippi. Louisiana, Delaware, Missouri, North Carolina, Maine, Ohio and North Dakota to hold special session dur- ing the good roads convention Wnue a inc county judges of this and all the other southern states have been invited to meet in special convention that week, having been called here by Juoge E. P Toney of Lake Village, presi. dent of the Arkansas County Judges association.
 States Reqistered Delegates An adeuuate idea of the interest the various states are manifesting in this convention is seen in the list Of regis tered delegates that have been sent here by the governors of the various cornmonwealths. The chief executives have written that these delegates were
 selected from among men who, 1t was known, would attend the meeting, and they come from the following states. Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colo rado, California, Ohio, Delaware. Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louislana' souri. Nebraska, North Carolina, 1 North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Caro- lima. South Dakota, Tennessee, Geor- | gia. Texas. Virginia. West Virginia, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Kentucky ana 1 Wyoming.
 1 Many Special Exhibits | One of The big features of the con- vention will be the many special ex- l hibits that will be installed cnlef or which will be that of the government l sent here under the personal directloh | of F. Lampson Scribner, cnieI oi eA ,N- perts of the good roads division or the l Agrfcultural department This ex- hibit is declared by government orf- cials to be the largest and most COIL plete that has ever left Washington Tn addition to that feature there VIII | he many exhibits from manufacturers | of oood roads material while the auto I mobile men from over the state VIII l also have special exhibits =, Although the official program Will not be issued until it is known Una. 1 the convention proper VIII open cnuer- mor l nor Brough, of this state, will deliver | the address of welcome, which will De l responded to by Governor Russell or Tuesday. April 1s. will be County
 | Judges' Day" and Wednesday. Aprh 1 IA "Oklahoma and Albert Pike High way Day.' Thursday. April 10, IS Marshall Day." together with the l dedication of the good roads marker'
 ! Friday. April Is, is Bankhead Ma.
 l tional Highway Day, and lne slea.gn .'z;1t
 | close Saturday with a combined meet i, ne of inc United States Good Roads. | AI6ert Pike Highway and Bankheao ] National Highway associations.