The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-17
AUTO DEALERS LOOKING FOR B|G
 TIME AT OGDEN
Much Preparation and Many Good Speakers on the Pro- gramme, With Good Line
 of Frolic and Eats

Montgomery, July (SpeciaL)- The fourteenth semi annual conven- ton of the Alabama Automobile Dealers association will be held at Golden July 25 and 2e. In addition to the discussion of important prob lens relating to the automobile in- dustry of the state, the dealers will discuss matters of general interest to the welfare of the state. including the progress of the good roads move ment and matters of interest to the farmers.
 One of the important features of the good roads discussion will be plans for taking a leading part in the cam paisn which is expected to follow the special session of the legislature, which, will call an election for a good roads bond issue
 Entertainment features veSbeen arranged for the convention at Co., den, and the dealers who attend are assured of two days of fun and frolic between the important business ses- sions.
 Remarkable Progress
 The association since it's annual meeting at Alabny In January has shown remarkable progress, and it Is expected that the gathering in Co., den will include a great majority of the automobile dealers of the state. President M K. Johnson in announc- ing the plans for the semi i-annual meeting urges the importance of dealers attending the annual and semi annual meetings of the associa- tion.
 In reviewing the record of the va rious similar organizations through out the country the automobile dealers of Alabama may well take pride in the steady growth and the accomplishments of the Alabama Au- tomobile Dealers association" says President Johnson. Two things are of first importance: If we are to ob- tain the maximum results from our organization we must build our mem hership to the proper numerical strength and then we must attend our meetings. In this way only can We hope to give our organization the strength and Influence which will be necessary for it's successful future The problems of our business should not prevent the support of our as soclation, and it is the hope of the officers that every man engaged in any branch of the automobile busi- ness in Alabama will be with us when our meting is called to order at Co., den.
 Urged to Attend
 Dealers are urged to attend, whether they are members of the association or not. An important feature of the programme to which the dealers of the state look forward with interest, is an address by A. F. kroh of Chicago. Addresses deliver ed by MT. Kroh at the meetings in Fairhope and Albany were inspiring to the convention delegates, and the Tact that Mir. Kroh has again con sented to address the dealers will add much Interest to the coming conyen- ton.
 Other Addresses
 Tn addition to an address by MT. kroh the dealers will have the pleasure of hearing Earl A. O'Neal of florence. one of the states most prominent and successful farmers. w. s. Kellar of the state highway department will discuss the progrfS or the good roads movement in Ala oama. Hon. Joseph H. Lyon. Mobile collector of ports and attorney for the association. will discuss promo tion and protection work of the or ganization. Important matters to he discussed by the dealers themselves will be Problems of Automobile Ei~ nancing'''