The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-14

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. and St. Louis for endorsement, and this was referred to the executive committee,
 communication was read from George IT. Lee of the Rock Island, in which he endorsed a Sentinel-Record editorial urging that in the absence of an advertising fund this year, the business interests make up fund and expend it for good roads and forms of outing and entertainment for visitors, and that for the Rock Island, he would speak, that it would be glad to do the advertising if the city would furnish more to advertise.
 President Hamp Williams announc- ed the following League committees for the coming year of 1914
 Commerce and Trade-H E. Meg ginson, chairman E. N. Roth, s. J. McKeehan, Wayne Moore, A. H. Kempner, George Callahan, T. J. Golden.
 Legislation-Floyd Huff, chairman; W. J. Little, Scott Wood, A. J. Muc- phy, Judge Mooney.
 Railroad-W. w. Waters, chairman; Frank Stearns, Nj. A. Esele, W. o. Creson, w. A. Mellard, John G. Hig gins, Simon Cooper.
 Insurance-L. E. Sawyer, chairman; w. W. Little, D. Laser, J. II. Avery, II. Fellhemer, J. Corrington, Gilbert Hogaboom
 Entertainment-S. E. Dillon, chair | Tman; Dr. A. U. Williams, H. A. Jones, Al Reynolds, T. J. Petit.
 Finance-C N. Rix, chairman; NJ. J. Henderson, Gus Strauss, J. A, Stalloup. N M Moody.
 Membership-Sidn Mutt, chair man; w. Borman, ]. Russey, c. J. Horner, E. NJ. Cohen Grieyances-Dr. A. H. Tribble, chairman; G R. Cover, John Ledger wood, J. M. Frisby, J. L. Peters
 The purposes and objects of the League having been the subject Of some comment, Secretary Bedding read the following from the bylaws, which shows the scope of the work that can be taken up by this organi- Zation:
 This League is organized, not for pecuniary profit, but to unite the prop 'erty owners, hotel and bath house managers, merchants, professional men and business citizens of Hot Springs generally, for the following purposes:
 To promote the interests of the city of Hot Springs in every avenue of trade and commerce.
 To oppose discrimination agains such interests by any corporation, or ganization or association.
 To guard against and oppose nation al, state or municipal legislation inim- ical to the city and it's institutions.
 To cooperate with he railway com panies to secure and maintain favor able freight and passenger rates, and the best possible train service from all directions.
 To entertain distinguished and other visitors. associations, conner cial bodies, etc, and direct their at- tention to points of interest, to en- courage the holding of conventions and similar gatherings in this city.
 To stimulate and answer inquiries, either from those in quest of health or recuperation. or from corporations or individuals contemplating a change of location.
 To foster manufacturing and com mercial enterprises of every chardc- ter
 To encourage by all legitimate means the development of the won derful natural resources of the vicin- ity, and to keep the marvellous quail ties of our health restoring hot wa ters, the unrivaled perfection of our climate, and the superlatiye adyant ages of our surroundings as the worlds greatest health and pleasure resort, constantly before the people of this and other countries, thereby securing the greatest possible good for the greatest number of npODlp