The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-03
TO HAVE IN CHARGE ALL DE TAILS OF ST. PATRlCk'S DAY
 CELEBRATION HERE.
ONE ROUND OF PLEASURE
Suggestion of j. A. Sloan to Crowd the Day With Features of Entertain ment is Acted on and He Will Co.,
 Operate in Advertising the Events Widely. l..

An idea suggested by J. A. Sloan, who is manager of the St. PatricKs Dav auto meet aat the Oaklawn track, before the Young Mems Chamber O. Commerce committee that too many features cannot possibly be offered to make St Patarick's Day in Hot Springs this year the biggest day od celebration that ever took place Ill Arkansas, was a happy one, and was greeted with general approval. The idea will be carried out, which means that from the morning hour of that day here there will be a continuous round of events scheduled that will keep our visiting element busy guess ing where to go.
 At A round table meeting held a, the Majestic hotel aat the noon hour there assembled of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce the following: President Callahan, Secretary Latta' F. NJ. Cohen, Hartley Wooten, pr. Tribble, Robert Jones, II. A. Jones' Walter Ebel, Jack Manier, Douglas II tchkiss. Hiram Wilmington and Harry M Westcott,
 President Callahan appointed a committee of five that will have charge of everything in connection with the St Paatrck's Day celebra- tion. That committee is composed of Robert A. Jones, F. M. Cohen, Harry Westcctt Hartley Wooten and Hiram Whittingtoa. President Callahan ana Secretary Latta are eX-ofticio mem bers of the committee, and this com mittee will be the final word in all the arrangements for the occasion though other committees of the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce, and other members. will be expected to receive assignments of work from this committee.
 It is proposed to have the baseball team from the Arkansas University invited here to play one of the visit ing professional teams, this ball game to start aat II o'clock in the morning, The other ball teams that will be here. the Pittsburg Pirates. the Boston Red Sox. and the Indianapolis team, may have their exhibition games in the afternoon. or they may be disposed to take a morning practice on that occasion and attend the auto races in the afternoon, whichever plan thefr managements best determine to be done.
 The big ceremonial, the arrival of the first train over the Memphis, Dal- las and Gulf railroad, will take place aat o'clock. Governor Hayes and Mayor McClendCn and others will be on the program of reception. The train will come in crowded with com mittees, with sponsors and maids Of honor, and with officials of the new read, and guests of honor, and will be decorated with flags and bunting.
 The maid of honor of the day will break bottle of aot water across the engine as it steams whistling into the temporary station to be provided at Central avenue intersection by the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce. and it is there that the ceremonial will be conducted.
 Following that ceremonial will be the big auto races at the Oaklawn course, where some of the most fa- nous drivers and seven of the fastest automobiles ever constructed will compete for the $1,OOO in purses of fered by Manager J. A. Sloan.
 The early evening will be marked by some special features of entertain, ment. Those who are interested il a discussion of the advancement of the states interests will meet with the Young Mems Chamber of Com merce at a banquet and smoker. Those who are sportively inclined will find there is scheduled a good bous in the roped arena that night
 Those who are socially inclined are going to be offered the biggest attrac- tion of the year in the Arlington hotel St Patricks dance. This is always a big feature at this hostelry but because of the large number -Of visitors that will be here on this oc- casion Mir Corrington of the Arling. ten will make a special arra1 1gemer' that will be new and novel He will decorate something more than half of the beautiful and spacious rotunda oi