The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-23
ARRANGE PROGRAM
 FOR ONE BIG DAY
OPENING OF M., D. 6 c. RAILROAD AND LITTLE ROCK HIGHWAY
 NEXT SATURDAY.
Committees Are Named to Handle the
 Various Departments and Look to
 Details of Success of the Occasion.

Marking the double connecting links of putting Hot Springs in di- rect touch with Texarhana over the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf Railroad, and putting this city in direct touch also with Little Rock over the new highway. there twill be a ceremonial
 In this city Saturday and sunday next to commemorate the occasion such as Hot Springs has not had for many years
 Yesterday morning at the Business Mems League there assembled almost hundred of the most ploaress.ye citizens Of Hot Springs ready to vol unteer their services to making for the success of this occasion. and as result the following committees
 were named by w. W. Waters. sCcrl- tary Of the state fair, who served as chairman of the meetiug Executive Commjltee-Geo R. Bel ing chairman. Gus Strauss. Win ElUs Robert A. Jones, George A. CaI- labau Arthur Katz, E. F Klein JoAH A. Riegs, Douglas Hotchhis W. W. Waters.
 Gates and Grounds William Bol-
 man, w o Cleasom K C. Morris
 Merchants Decorations style Show ral IA Mendel Ernest Woodcoek, Arthur Kau.
 Civic Parade -Wiu Ellis, Robert A. Jones. George A. Callahan, J. Frank Head. Tom j. Petit
 Program sam Williamson, simon Cooper. John C Wolf.
 Publicity Douglas HotcuNss, J. X. Riggs. Walter Eael
 Asranecmeuts- George R. Bc'dng George CalAan W. w. Natar- F. F. Klein. Al A. Reynolds " E. C1es- ter Harry A. lone-.
 Railroads -S. F Dillon George W. Uoua'cy. e. E Blachmau HMe An- dcJ.ar.
 Reception w. N Waters chair man. lObers To b. filled in Htcrl lt was decided at the meeting Hcs- terday to have all tae eNerc es within tae OaNaNu enclosure a.d
 to have one general admission ot 5o cents. Also V was decided that the program would not begin uuUI !
 o'clock in the afternoon, which vii. ccnfme the exercises a'1er tae lunch con hour
 W. q. Creasou and Huie H3rman Of the finance committee ot fine for mer entertainment program of March 17. submitted their report W1 cl
 shows that tine net gate rec .ipts were $Ll1S.5o and the expense was SaS7 N0. leaving a balance of profit for the purpose ot paying on pre- mmms of tle last state lair o, $15o.tQ. This money Is in the bank to be held until such a time as it can be added to. and dispensed to the creditors Of the former Arkansas State Fair
 George R Beldine win Ellis and W. W. Waters left yesterday alter noon for I-itue Rock to enlist enthu- siasm among the auto owners Of that city and eudeayor to have as many as 2Hu cars here next Saturday
 Messrs Ellis, Bedding and Watero returned last night from Little Rock and reported much enthusiasm among the Little Rock people over the big c- arauon here Heads of the Board ol Trade. Chamber of Commerce. and other organizations met with tine en- thUsastjc aut. mobile men of the city in a hurried meeting aod promised every support to the occasion here They will come with more than l00 automobile loads of Little Rock peo- lple to take part in the oDeuine ceie- 1ratou of the new highway. and Were most p ased to learn th.s highway would be ready by next Saturday Chairman Ellis ed a meetng ol his committee for the Business Men s league this morning at 9:a0 o'clock. previous to the holding of the exc. cUtiye committee meeting. which will
 ha held every morning this week at the league headquarters at 10 o'clock
 The work Will be hurried along from this date as there is no time to spare to make this big celebration a suc ! c $ on such short notice