The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-10

to extend it but one additional mile before the fair critics of Hot Springs and Little Rock will be united by a road that will be a delight to the motorists. Likewise prove of un, figurabe value to the monied inter- ests in both communities.
 Little Rock will be but little more than a three hours ride-evel for the propeller of Ford. The driver or a highpower car will be tearing it of in two hours without a whole lot Of trouble.
 Not only is the road gong to prove a corker but the scenery encountered practically every foot of the way is going to net Arkansas added renown. It's naught but the truth that it is really amazing that our scenery hasn't already come in for more praise.
 Our remarkable winter climate ia well known from end to end of the land. Our waters and our baths are famous on two continents. Our ho tels were long ago voted ideal by the tourists. Our golf is now coming in for general recognition. such a hot chase is the Spa giving Pinehurst and golfers, exactly like motorists, have forged so far to the front that resort cities angling for the patronage of the travelling fashionables must have the proper article of golf on it's bill-of face. And right here 1t can be il serted that the Arkansas Hot Spring has the right offering on it's menu
 The Spa has always been rich in the grandeur of its scenery. But some how or other this virtue has been overlooked However, our new pike will serve to show the whole world that certainly no section of this fail land. not even Switzerland, has a sin gle, solitary thing "on' fair Arkansas We have been lucky and have motor ed over the Alleghenies through the Berkshires and around the foothill' of the Rockies Those places are long on wonderful scenery and they have taken precious good care to let the entire country know it.
 But when the Hot Springs anj Little Rock pike Is completed, and you motor over it, we care not if yoi be the worlds greatest traveler-yo; will have to admit that you never be fore encountered such remarkably rich or attractive scenery. It's oyei rolling woodlands country, through the foothills chiefly, aud it would take the pen of a genius to do justice tc the grandeur of the scenery We whirl ed through Sunday afternoon, at this rich. maryeous time of the year, when the Arkansas Hot Springs is enjoying it's wonderful Indian summer. Even Col Fordyce who has spen' so much of his life in this country and who has probably seen all there lis to see in the world constantly praised the gorgeousness of the scenery, which was made all the more attractive due to the richness of the foliage-the burning red. the brown; in fact, the perfect maze of glorious colors, for nature has seldom worn a queenlier dress than she was attired in Sunday.
 The building of the road was a laborious and costly undertaking Bui it is now practically completed and the job being done is a rare good one The new pike means a lot a huge lot in the building Of the new Hot Springs Three winters ago We be gan taking care of the golfer and now we are reaping the benefit. We will pretty soon be doing the right thing | by the motorist And we won't have
 to wait long before he will recipro
 cate. So let the Great White Way
 and other big things come.
 The more features we have the
 gayer will be our life and the quicker
 We will land precisely where we be
 long-in first place among the resor . ---