The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-20
DRAWING THE LINE.


 the frontage Central avenue the here city cooperate the business men of the city in the mantanance of the public institutions the city, there is something going happen
 Whether that something will be an OPEN ATTACK on the Do Nothing element of population whether will be a WITHDRAWAL OF ACTIVITY part those always the forefront has been determined but both actions are being considered
 There handful of citizens Hot Springs who SUD- port institution and who do the public work They feel the obligation things AND THEY KEEP HOT SPRINGS GOING.
 There whole wealthy men Hot Springs whose faces have the hall Mems League where all public meetings They don't come because they be asked for money for public affairs They stingy and selfish, and they stay at home.
 The wealthy property owners who about ire in velvet slippers, while others ATTENDING PUBLIC MEETINGS and DOING THE WORK going to be called on for of their money If they will money others will do the work and also contribute their share of the money but it is unfair expect little contribute both the and the money keep up the public institutions and that little crowd is ABOUT TO REVOLT.
 When active crowd quits what is going to result? You could the fingers of your two hands the regulars" public meetings The press city not the these meetings. Why? BE- CAUSE THERE IS NO "ATTENDANCE."
 The suotion is going to be ANALYZED and the ANALY- SIS IS GOING TO BE MADE PUBLIC Instead dragging the load the regulars going submit FINAL REPORT to the people, and take a vacation public activities That the only thing be done The workers going quit without making public because when the day of PUP l LIC CENSURE COMES, they the CENSURE TO BE PIGHTFULLY PLACED
 There is a state fair deficit be made up There an ADVERTISING FUND made up There are funds needed for things that MUST BE DONE else PROPERTY VAL LES m Hot Springs will shrink the large property will feel the toe pinch and the pnchng place
 As rule the small business operator does part we'll Many business lines in Hot Springs operated the BENEFIT OF THE LANDLORDS The tenants are paying rents but laying by themselves The public themselves and the regular workers making possible for them to meet the rents. THE LANDLORDS HAVE HAPPENED and the DAY OF THE HAPPENING IS DONE.
 We do guess startling things an open meet where up squarey SHIFT THE BURDEN of public TOE-TOAST- ING LANDLORDS of the city Not however until after DE- TAILED REPORT was made to the public
 Sounds like crisis, doesn't it. We'll, is And no buff Every physician in Hot Springs has obligation to pull at the has that public service o land, Dr. ". O. Forbes Every property much obligation has w. w. Waters Every as much at stake has H. A. Every as much time as C N RX Every plumbing house should be equally interested with Borman and C. A. Cahan Every deeply indebted to the public Hogaboom 1v- cry real estate operators business hangs the conditions as the F. M Cohen Beldng is paid represen ave of the people but he making business serve n this capacity Certainly Simon Cooper no more of hs time than others in this line Would public service santia without the A. Eisee has given years or his life to actual public service? There is Dave Laser Hamp Williams w. O. Creason, Walter w. Little, Clarence J. Homer >. J. bujld r sam McKeehan, Joe Russey S. E Dlon L. E. Sawyer Tom Pettlt all of whom the job a all times.
 While only at intervals he is here who attends meetings more proportonatey gives than Col S. w. Fordyee hirnrnle