The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-11
SIXTEEN BIG PROJECTS FOR
 DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY

our meetings which will be held on
 the second Tuesday of each and every
 month at the League building. Here are sixteen things that we are going after right now. Will you help us or will you stand on the street corner and predict for us failure until we have succeeded and then you claim the honors and 75 per cent of the profits.
 "1st-The building an Interurban Railroad from here to Little Rock. "2nd-The Memphis, Paris & Gulf R. R., from Hot Springs west. "3rd--A scenic railway over West Mountain to Wilmington park. "4th-Two million dollar appro- priation from the U. s. government for drainage and the beautifying of our city, the arching of the creek to the river, the grading and making Of Grand Avenue great boulevard which was originally planned and lay ed out by the government, which is four miles in length and 125 feet wide "5th-The Leo N Levi Memorial hospital. Jewish institution to cost one hundred thousand dollars; the grounds have already been secured from the government for this build ing.
 ''6th--A Masonic Sanitorium, the ground and hot water privileges for which have already been secured
 from the government on Prospect
 avenue, opposite the First Baptist
 church.
 "7th-4A Moose Sanitorium to cost one hundred thousand dollars Sth-Knights of Pythias National Sanitorium which will ultimately cost half a million dollars. 9th-A turnpike .vad from Little Rock to Texarkana via Hot Springs. "10th--An InteruTban from Hot Springs to Mt. Valley.
 "11th-A street car line to Ouachita river where the city will prepare
 amusement parks and play grounds for our people. We must have more
 parks and places of amusement; pleasure seekers demand it, health seekers need it and our citizens re- quire it. Buy the grounds now and improve them later.
 "12th-The Greatest Fair in the country supported by the state, the same as other state institutions. "13th-A dam across the Opachita river from which we will derive cleo trical power sufficient to run every factory and street car within 70 miles of Hot Springs which would include Little Rock, Benton, Malvern, Arka- delphia and many smaller towns.
 "14th-An annual visiting popula' ton of five hundred thousand.
 "15th--Resident population extend ing to Ouachita river on the South and West, Potash Sulphur and Hit.
 Valley Springs on the east and north. .1fth-A United States Government hospitAl to care for those to whom 1 the go. ernment gives free baths. Wa ter is cheaper than food. The govern ment furnishes free oaths to the pau pers but the citizens have to feed and i clothe them.
 WHAT HOT SPRINGS NEEDS:
 More people and less politics, more
 Boosters and less Knockers, more Harmony and less DiscoTd, more Co., ioperation and less Criticism, more
 Commercialism and less Imperialism, ! Our Virtues heralded from the noun [ tain tops and our differences settled i behind closed doors. A city beauti- i full. scrupulously clean - Better schools. more churches, and a HIGH
 FER STANDARD OF MORALITY.
 T want to appeal to the citizens ot
 Hot Springs as president of this
 League, for your support and cooper ation. but unless you attend our meet lings and contribute to our finances if will be impossible TOT you to know | what we are doing and how we do
 so much with so little
 l "On Monday, September End, your president. together with your secre | tary. MT. Bending and MT. Ii. A Jones of the Majestic hotel, had a
 meeting with the railroad and large hotel people in the Jefferson hotel St Louis. never had the pleasure of attending more .armonious meet ing in my life. I never met more liberal. generous-heaTted lot of men anywhere: instead of some of them sneaking off and trying to avoid the meeting to keep from donating then part toward advertising Hot springs next year, each and every one o' them were present right up in the front row anxious 10 get an oppor tunity to contribute.
 Gan you imagine why? Was Il because they wanted to get rid O their money? No indeed. It was be cause they knew that every dollai
 they invested in the advertising O l Hot Springs would possibly bring t6 them tenfold that amount and jus
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