The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-15
MICHIGAN MOOSE | PRAISES RESORT
PROMISES SOLID VOTE OF THAT STATE FOR THIS CITY FOR
 SANlTARIUM.
Miles M. Callahan Makes Initial Visit to Hot Springs and Is Guest of His Cousin, R. G. Morris.
By WALTER NJ. EBEL, Publicity Agent Business Mems
 League

League.
 For the past week there has been a very prominent brother" in our midst. and he didn't let anyone know just how prominent in his old bali. wick he was, eithC..
 Last night however, right on the eve of his departure, the secret came out, so in a few moments conyersa- ton with him he told me just enough good news to constitute the basis of this story this morning.
 The gentlemans name is Miles NJ. Callahan, and he halls from Reid City, Mich. Also, so he stated, this was his initial visit to Hot Springs. He likewise added that 1t wouldn't be his last, qualifying that remark with the statement that he was coming back here to visit the Moose sani- tarium."
 Mir. Callahan is interested in fra terna work. That is where the brother feature materialized, for he is at present deputy supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose for | Michigan, and 1 noted, too, that he as proudly exhibited the antlers of the Elks. Mir Callahan was in com pany with R. G. Morris and few in- | terrogations revealed the fact these gentlemen claimed cousins mutual relationship. Mir. Callahan was MT. Morris guest.
 "I am sorry that important business has called me away from Hot Springs at this time," said Mr. Callahan, for were it not for matters of the utmost importance, l certainly would make my visit a longer one. However, l have been treated so we'll in Hot Springs that l feel under obligations to all who took an interest in me. This is my first visit here, and had heard so much of this resort that when business brought me to Arkan- sas 1 determined to come to Hot Springs, pay visit to my cousin, Mir. Morris, and look over the city.
 You know, I feel I have an inter est in Hot Springs. for the Moose of this city are making an effort to get the supreme lodge to erect their na- tional health sanitarium here, and now I am glad that l came to Hot Springs. for I can return to Michigan and tell the Moose of that state that here is the place for that institution. There can be no question on that point. Hot Springs is the only place in which a national health sanitarium should be built.
 q am deputy supreme dictator for means l have 135 lodges under my su- pervsion It will be a pleasure for me to tell them what l have learned concerning Hot Springs and to rec ommend this city, and when the time comes for the lodges in national con vention to take a vote on this ques tion l can now promise the solid vote of Michigan for Hot Springs. You may depend upon that. This is the place and this is the city the Moose lin Michigan will vote for"
 Mr. Callahan is largely interested in the fruit growingindustry in Mich igan, having numerous farms and his business projects have also led him to become interested in numerous manufacturing enterprises. He made the acquaintance of several members of the local lodge, who, with Mir. Mor- ris. saw to it that Mr. Callahan did not overlook anything Of interest in Hot Springs, and the local Moose are particularly pleased because of his visit. It is the concensus of opinion among them that Mr Morris has some cousin
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