The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-21


Paige-Bel Auto Company. owner;
Williams, driver.
Overland-Tedford. owner: Whyte,
driver
Oakland Auto Company; William
son, driver.
Chandler-Mr Joe HnIiard, own.
er; Nathan, drivel.
Buick-Wheatley owaer; Davis
driver.
f. NJ. F.-Lancaster, owner anO
driver
Local Patronage.
There are any number of persons in
Hot Springs, residents of this city
who have not visited the state fair
grounds this week, and it does no,
appear very patriotic to realize thai
the bulk Of the patronage on the vari-
GUS days came from other cities, when
Hot Springs people have made the
present great show possible
This should also be 'Hot Springs
Day and every man, woman and
child who has not been to the state
fair should make it their business to
20 there today. JHey are certain Of
seeing the greatest exposition in the
history of the state. They will look
upon a state fair that is the talk of
Arkansas today, and home patronage
should be the one big feature of to-
| days attendance. 1t is said of Hot
! lSprings that it is the most loyal city
In the state; that its citizenship is
never found wanting where enter
prise is concerned and realizing this,
the state fair directors feel that the
residents Of Hot Springs should he at
the state fair grounds today in
greater numbers than ever before.
Railroad Men Here.
President Col S w. Fordyce has as
his particular guests yesterday at the
state fair some of the big men in the
railroad life of the west. Among these
were B. f. Bush, president of the Mis-,
souri, Pacific; e. j. Pearson, first vice
president; J. w Higgins. general man.
lager: H. NJ McAdams general freight
manager; J. O. Livergood general
auditor; c. z. Smith, assistant civil
engineer; w P. Hawkins, field agent;
~. w. Dean, general superintendent;
| D. c, Wetty, agricultural commission
er; c. L. Mayne, superintendent. and
Colonel Burton of st. Louis, of the
legal department.
These railroad men were highly in
tcrested in the splendid exposition OF
the resources of the state, and will
use the exposition in connection with
their general work of advancing the
states Interests and securing more
Ihomeowners in Arkansas
Little Rock Day,
Residents of Little Rock yesterday
took charge of the city in general and
the state fair in particular, and Lit
tie Rock Day" will go down in the an,
nails of the state exposition history as
one of the most successful Of all days
this resort and the state show has
seen.
There was 10 indicator to register
every Little Rock resident possibly
because any instrument of this nature
would nave run out of numbers, for
1.-THE City of Roses sent her boosting
delegation to Hot Springs over tho
Iron Mountain and Rock Island lines.
The reception committee, which in
icluded directors of the State Fair Ar
lsociation, Business Mems League,
Chamber of Commerce and the Hot
Springs Press Club, accompanied by
the drum and bugle corps Of the local
(aerie of Eagles met the Little Rock
delegation at the stations. A parade
to the Arlington hotel followed, where
the local drum and buge comps, to-
Igether with the Little Rock drum and
lbugle corps and the Nineteenth
lStreet Pike band, the latter making
one of the big hits of the day, owing
to the fact that it is the youngest
Juvenile organization in the state, all
lgave a concert.
Automobiles were provided for the
members Of the Little Rock Press
ICntb the State Press Association and