The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-13
CONGRESSMEN ID
 AID HOT SPRINGS
olFEAoERFER OF PENNSYLVANIA AND wtNoo OF ARKANSAS
 AT LEAGUE MEETING.
VIII Be Escorted over Locai Water sheds T1day With View 10 Their Helping Loeai Appropriation
 Bills

Congressman Difendesfer of Penn sylvania. sHa Congressman Otis Win e0 0f the Forf Smith district in Ark aHsas were present af a conference at the Business Mems League last might and as a result of that confer ence have been enrolled in the gent inc enthusiasts for appropriations f0E the proper development and upnuila- ing Oi this national reservation.
 The congressman will be the guests s Of The League this morning when they wili be escorted about the city and shown the physical conditions that go 70 make demand for some govern meHr appropriation that win take care of the drainge and the sewage about this city
 There we're many counter a1trac- fi1ns last night and she League meet. Ing was not we'll attended. therefore tt was converted rather int a confer ence than an address making. and the subject oi appropriations for improve Izeats about this city was immediate ly gone into Secretary George Bedding. forme. superintendent Of the reservation M A. Eisese, ana Iaysr " W Waters mde explanations os the condition. Aere. called attention 10 the govern mens neglect, and brought fOrel0ly be fnre the visiting congressman ths necessity Ui appropriations that would take care Of the local situation.
 Congressman Otis Wingo is a new member Of congress, but he is an en thEsiasilc just the same. and VII 8. a0nbl ha faand a willing worker il matters where Hot Springs Is inter esred. He Is a relative Of Alderma, Ass$s.saa ss this city. and has vsSits, here often before.
 Congressman D5fenderfer is a vet eran in congress. and gave th0s. 1 present some valuable hints. one e which was that & congressional an p-eprlation for such q work as seem, | necessary here should not be linked with some other measure as a rider | bat that t should be specifically ee 1 ont in. an individual bill covering ths approximation. that the bill wonld the, be referred 70 a committee. and con ! siderea by the committee on in. 1 merits of it's claims. rather than 10 b, ! 2 part of s0me big general bill 10 b. ! eliminated when rse trimming prn cess gas applied
 He did not believed that 1t wa. probable that Hot Springs could ge 1 relief af the coming speeial session 0 { congress. because there would be II. tle else done at that time than reyis. the tariff and consider mouex iegfsIa tl0n.
 He stated frankly that he came (.
 Hot Springs al the instance of Con sressman Taylor. whose friendshi, he had already come to enjoy. H, was told he wonld receive materia benefits here, and he was glad ti
 ind thf the resort was one in whicl so many advantages were offered II, appreciated the fact that this -esor seemed t0 have been neglected. an, rather attributed this to the facr tia fne wants had not been made proper iy known before congress.
 This morning the party will he rak en in an auto by committee com posed of Mayor Waters. Secretar,
 Bedding. President Hamp Williams and Sapt. Harry Myers, oYer th. while a1lite of fise wafeg sheds. ans out Io the 0uachita river. if it is pos si5le 70 make that trip. showing wha 1 the city should have in the matter O improvement from the government