The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-09
COMMITTEES MAKE ENTHusIAS TIC REPORTS LAST NIGHT,
 TO RENEW WORK TO-DAY.
Showing Made the First Day Is Prac tically Guarantee That With
 Hustle the Road Win Be Built.

eSsary to give 10 Hot Springs West ern outlet which will double it's pop ulation and double its business with. in year after the road is completed, mas been subscribed. following the work of ten committees from a msss meeting on the question. which male their reports to the Business Men S League last night
 There were some surprises in the reports submitted by the various chairmen of the organization commit tees. Some of the surprises were be. cause parties with large property holding had not been included in the list, but there were also some of tine other kind of surprises where little fellows in the world of affairs, To- cally, had put themselves down for sums which which arc extremely liberal when their financial conditions are noted.
 Little Tim boot black on Cen tral avenue, was one of the first to be heard from yesterday morning. He had read the papers and he knew that a new road for Hot Springs was in sight, and that money was neelei He aso knew that committees were out to raise this fund, but he knew too, that business committees wouldn't hardly think of stopping to wait on him, so he just phoned in for particulars and then went to head quarters with his donation. It was $25, and it is one of the most liberal subscriptions that has been made
 Another big and pleasing surprise was the manner in which South Hot Springs came to the front. The bus. mess men, the merchants, the me chnics and everybody in that section seemei to thoroughly appreciate the need of the new road and to be in the giving spirit when it comes to help ing to get it. Bob Sigman headed the list with $500. and the whole ol the report as submitted by Chairman Weaver last night was a glowing one
 All of the subscriptions will be published at intervals, but there was such a mass of other work to be done hast night that the individual con tributions could not be gotten into proper form, and when the lists are published they must be complete so that every giver will receive his due share of credit.
 There are some big interests, too, yet to be included in the list Many of the big institutions here are owned by parties outside, or are branches of business institutions of other cities, and the managers of these were waited on, and will write the situa- tion to headquarters with view of getting liberal subscriptions
 The report of the committees by districts. as submitted last night was as follows
 District No. NV H. Moore, clair- man. Simon Cooper, Lon Carpenter Charles Birnbaum, Henry Campbell Tom Pritchard, Al Williams, Frel l. Johnson Malvern and Elm street. Subscribed, $1,4l5.
 District No 2--Dave Laser, chair. man. T. M. Dodson, w. c. Maurice. MT. Lubin. R. l. Williams, Claude Marsh, B Gross, Tom Prichard. Dave Smith, Tom Golden, Abe Levy. Gus Strauss Lower Central avenue. Sub scribed. s1. .675.
 District No. 3-F'rank Stearns chairman. Carlton Taylor, A. c. Jen nings, Hiram MeCafferty, Will Wood cock. Ouachita avenue to Third street. Subscribed, $2,115.
 District No. 4-E. F Klein. chair man. George Lower, Tom J. Petit George Bedding, c. A. Hogaboom M J. Henderson, George Callahan Al Williams, s. J. Erickson Briige street to Reserve on Central Sub. scribed. s2,5o0.
 District No. 5-C. N Rix, chairman A. J. Kemper, H Felheimer. R. A Jones, Albert Mendel. M. A. Eisele A. U. Williams. Central avenue Subscribed. $4,s7o.
 District No. CT. A Cockburn chairman Frank Ellsworth, William Borman, Dave Dodd. Charles Birn- baum. Park avenue. Subscribed s3S5.
 District No. 74W. T. Hawkin, chairnan--Joan Peters, J. NJ. Riggs Joseph Longinotti. J. l.. Bryan. l.. F Wyatt. Dr. T. E Holland, Dr. l.. H Barry. ]. T. shelton. Tom Hanley E. L. Hewlett. Wilmington avenue Subscribed. $s35,