The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-06

When Vice President Thomas R.. Marshall visits Hot Springs in No- yember to deliver an address under the auspices of the local lodge of Moose, he will be accorded one of the greatest welcomes that was ever ten dercd any man in public life and the visit of Vice President Marshall will not only launch the first big "fete day in the history of this resort but the city's winter season will also be opened with special events. the i'm, portance of which will get Hot Springs advertised in every paper in tIe United States, as well as in all motion picture Weeklies.
 Vice President Marshall is chair man of the board of governors o; Moose heart, the great educational in' sttution the Loyal Order of Moose of the World have erected near Chicago, which is the largest project of its kind ever launched by any fraternal organization. For some months James J. Davis, the national or ganizer of the Moose, has been in communication with the vice presi- dent. endeayoring to get him to come to Arkansas for a series of addresses. and it has been only last week that positive assurance was given that Vice President Marshall would be able to accept the invitation. The date of his arrival, however. has not as yet been determined. It can be stated authortatiyely thouSh, that Vice President Marshall will not be able to come to Hot Springs in time for the opening of the state fair, No vember 16
 The deputy supreme dictator of the Moose for Arkansas, Mir. Burns, who has been conducting a campaign for new members for the local lodge, in which he has been eminently success ful, intends issuing a call for a state convention of the Moose of Arkansas to meet in Hot Springs on the day Vice President Marshall will be here, and. learning of this, officials of the Business Mems League immediately got busy to make the visit of the vice president of inc United States one of he most notable events in the history
 of the city
 With Vice President Marshall will
 he James l. Davis and the chairman | of the. sanitarium committee and in outlining the details of fine plans the l Business Mems League have in view, Secretary George R. Bedding in- formed those present at the Business Mems League meeting last night that a reception committee. consisting of Governor Hays as chairman, members | of the supreme court of Arkansas,
 and other men of prominence through
 out the state would meet the party in Little Rock and, in connection with
 committee appointed by the local Moose lodge, would escort them to
 this city
 It is also the intention of the League to request that the visit of
 this distinguished party be recognized | by declaring the date a holiday. and
 that a great civic pageant be held Tn the vicinity of Bridge and Valley streets a great triumphal arch will be erected, the gates of which will be closed. The various organizations will line up on the side streets and as the automobile containing Vice Presi- dent Marshall approaches the arch, the gates will be pulled open by two pretty girls, who will be dressed in white, holding in their hands white silk ribbons, whidl will be attached to each gate.
 There is a probability that a large number of school children will also be asked to volunteer to act as flower girls, a certain number of them stand ing before the entrance of the arch. on both sides of the street, and the re. mainder forming a semi-circlc from the arch to Central avenue. They will strew flowers in the path of the