The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

! affairs Will be the guests OF the news
paper men ON this occasion Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior Bob
Sweeney and W. b. Acker, also of the
Department of the Interior, together
with United States Senator Joseph
! T. Robinson, Congressman Sam Tay-
! lor, of Pine Bluff. Governor George w.
Hays, Secretary of State Earl Hodges,
Harry Stewart the governors private
secretary Representatives l.. E. Saw
lyer and w. J. Little will be among the
guests of the occasion. with that ven
cradle and most progressive citizen,
| Col. s. w Fordyce, President of the
State Fair Association, to extend a
welcome to the newspaper men of tIe
state on behalf Of the present great
exposition
Brief addresses viii be made by the
guests and some of the newspaper
men and following the luncheon a
tour Of the amusements viii, be made
Automobiles will meet the party
when they arrive in this city and they
viii be taken for a ride over Hot
Springs and SHOWN what Garland
county has done in the way OF con
meeting this noted health resort by
good highway with Little Rock
Anticipating there vii be a number
of musical organizations accompany
ing the big Little Rock delegation tle
drum and bugle corps of the Moose
Lodge and the Hot Springs Aerie of
lag .es Will also turn out to assist in
the welcome, while a committee of
State Fair directors, members OF the
Business Mems League and Chamber
of Commerce will also be at the defot
to extend tle glad hand" TO the dele
cation from the city of roses"
At the State Fair grounds there viii,
be no lack Of entertainment. and es-
pecially is this true where the racing
program is concerned. The Little
Rock Derby viii be by far the big
gest and best racing event of the
week, due to She fact more horses
have been entered for the same than
were in "Th Arkansas Derby" wuich
was run Monday. Arrangem nts have
citing chariot race, which is one of
the big free acts among the racing
events for an additional thrill.
Tae "10l Wild West Show" which
closes its season here with a three
day engagement arrived in Hot
Springs yesterday morning and
olen,d on the State Fair grounds in
the afternoon. Arrangements have
been made to have the snow winter
in this city
Yesterday was "Chudren's Day" at
the big show. All chi dren under IL
years of age were admitted free and
hose over tnat age attending the To-
cal and rural schools We're admitted
for half price This concession was
granted in the interest of those who
have cnarge of the great educational
exhibit, and the children were taken
to this display where every feature
OF interest and importance was ex-
| planned to them.
Yesterdays Awards.
one of the most important awards
made pubic today at the state fair
was the decision Of the Judges of the
various county exhibits. Each county
having a display here this year had
surpassed their exhibit at previous
state fairs and interest was decidedlv
keen as 10 which county would carry
off the more important prizes. The
awards were made as follows:
WASHINGTON. first S2 points.
Franklin. second. so. Garland. third.
| ~; Sebastian. fourth. 6S: Pulaski.
IHfth 81. Yell sixth. Sc. Faulkner.
seventh. "a. Perry. eighth. 50
The following club prizes were
awarded to individual winners in the
IGirls' Canning cub.
Gertrude Hess. Faulkner. first.
Nargorie Ktllough. White second
ORAL Davis. Perry third. Hazel Den
nistou Franklin fourth. Pansy He's.
fer Sebastian. fiftb. Ferrel Nontgom-
ery. CONWAY. sixth: Merrill Hudson.
Franklin seventh Jamie Bostian
Conway eighth. Nav Rice Frank in