The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-31
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 have their tickets by Wednesday noon. Manager Joe Corrington of the | Arlington hotel, as host of the occa' sion, did himself proud, the menu | being one of the best that has ever | been served a public gathering in this | city, and the service being of the highest order possible. MT. Corring- ton gave personal supervision to the occasion, and there were many ex-
 pressions of appreciation of the splendid manner in which he had aided the success of the occasion. A sincere effort was made to get the attendance without an omlssion' and the following is revision ot the list: J. H. McCauley, Will H. Ellis,
 Dr. Young, E. M. Cohen, D. H. Ban
 croft. Will Woodcock, Harry Bell, Captain Avery, K H. Smiley, Dr.
 Weile. Dr. II. F. Ceilings, Hubert
 Mendel. pr. Cohn, Dr. John Proctor, lDr. E. NJ. Orr, e. H. Weaver, Joe Corrington, c. A. Rockafellow. Dr. Hooper, s. E. Dillon, Dr. J. $. Wood, S. E. Nichols, Dr. R. J. Lewis Miriam Townsend, c. c. Lemly, Dr. Buchanan, Charles Webb, Jack Ma nier, John "A. Riggs, pr. Biggs, MT. Eddeman, c. J. Horner, John G. Higgins, Dell Porter Charles Davis, Owen Corriagton. James Martin, Judge Curl, Dr. Stracham, Ed Weaver, w. c. Maurice, Dr. Roberts, 10. F. I4atta, H. Fellheimer, George Schmel- gel. Albert Mendel, Joe Klyman, Al Reynolds, M A. Eisele, John Wolfe, Captain Fry. Larry Rina'do S. Lee, Dr. Jelks, Dr. Cook, Dr. Short, Dr. Houston, Dr. Swan, Dr. Martin, E.. H. Wooten, T. C. Cockburn. w. o. Crea- son, Dave Burgaurer, Dr. Warwick, Frank Goodwin, Dr. A. U. Williams, F. l.. Hewlett, Dr. Fewkes, Charles Miller, E. F. Klein. w. T. Shelton, Judge Mooney, c. M. Smith, Merritt Biggs. Dr. Mcconnell, w. J. Little, Dr. Borrow, Dr. Bush, Tom K. Mar tin. Dr. Connell. Dr. McClendon, Dr. S. c. VanLeer, Leo Mclaughlin, Dr. A. D. Shaw, Claude Stotts, Sam P. McKeehann, pr. Laws, w. s. Sorrells. Arthur Katz, George Walbert, R. F. Coomber, Mir. Goddard, Leon Dlnkel- spell, Joe Longinotti, s. M Mutt, Dr. Dr. Sneed, Gilbert Hoga- boom, Gus Strauss, J. A. Stallcup, MT. Hall. George Callahan, Ed Hardin, l.. E. Sawyer, George R. Bedding. E. F. Klein, John Hoskins, Peyton Jordan, Douglas Hotchkiss, J. C. Rush, Frank I. A. Williams. Dr. J. P. Randolph, Dr. F. F. Vinegar, Dr. Ellsworth, Dr. & P. Ceilings, Mir. Lottenberger, Tom Doaerty, Dr. Harley, D. l.. Edwards, Dr. Durm.
 The guests were seated about a long table in the dining room, sit uated under ceiling fans, which added to the comfort of the occasion From the center of the long table was the table for the guests of the occasion, Postmaster T.. E. Sawyer presiding from the place of honor in his usual splendid manner. At the right was Dr Parks, and at the left Captain 1'rowbridge. Mayor McC' endon, Colo nel Little, Dr. Hobart, George Gala. han. M. A. Eisele and E. H Bancroft, speakers of the evening, were seated on either side
 Mayor McClendon was first called on in behalf of the city. and in the following manner gave the new SUI perintendent a hearty welcome to Dr
 Parks. and paid a splendid tribute tc Captain C. R. Trowbridge;
 MT. Toastmaster-Thi should be and have no doubt it is. a very happy occasion for all of those who have gathered here for the purpose oi
 meeting and welcoming the honored representative Of the United States government, who comes to us dele gated with powers sufficiently large
 to make this city one of the most beautiful in the United States. But with all the powers delegated to him without the hearty cooperation of the entire citizenship of this community his administration will be a failure Are we going to make his administra tion a grand and glorious success, one that will be hailed with delight by the suffering humanity that comes to us for relief, or are we going to permit and condone the many offenses that are committed by the human yultures that prey upon our guests?
 '1n welcoming our distinguished guest to our city, l will say, that ad. vice and information as to how to ad. minister the affairs of this resort will not be lacking, and as our former su. perintendent. Harry Myers, has said, that after four years of service as
 guardian cf the governments interest here, that any ordinary man is abso- lute'y disqualified for further service: but it is not my purpose to discourage our distinguished guest, but rather
 to open up the pathway that he will
 be required to tread
 1 We all welcome Dr. Parks to Hot