The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-11

been on one of the committees. but would have served if requested to do so, as he always helped in public matters. de thought the league was one place where all should cooperate. and hit a keynote when he said that personal opinions should not keep a person from assisting, since the league stood for some things that he did not favor, but that he believed in ma iority rule and give and take and he felt that extremes should be set aside, and that a common ground of CO operation should be found. q con- graduate the committees on the re- port made here," said Dr. Wylle 'dt bespeaks for a better day and a big ger success for Hot Springs"
 Mir. Jack Manier made a report as one of the working committees and he, too, told of some of the expert ences encountered, and that when he was called on to enter the work he re- fused until he could be convinced that the league had spent certain sums in advertising work that it had been promised would be spent that way 'Dr. Hickok made the investigation and submitted a report showing what money had been spent in that man ner and l knew his report was true and it satisfied me. and then [ went to work with the committee" said Mr Manier lie said the differences he had found were mostly in confirming the old adage that men were only small boys grown up. and that most of the kickers were not actual mem hers of the league
 President Strauss named the chair men of the various bureaus. as fol- lows, stating that the bylaws required the chairman hips 10 be among mem bers of the board. which ne thou.ht not the best of Judgment, but which would be followed
 Conventions and tourists, w. F Chester
 State and federal relations. Harry A Jones
 PubH ity, AL A. Reynolds
 Commercial relations, George A Callahan
 Agricultural, Robert A. Jones.
 Civic, D. Holland
 Dr Holland of the civic bureau re- counted some much needed work, and said tat if hc could have $500 fi the purpose O having an expert land scape man poin; out the things to be done, he believed that he could beau tfy the city S2oG00 in the next two years lie called for volunteers on his committee rather than appointments for he said he wanted workers who would holp in eettine results imme- 1iatelv Tho following volunteered Dave Bureauer Rev F M Wyiio. Dr J. (. Minor. F. z. Ca. kbup and ur A. u Williams.
 Dave Bur-4ucr asked for com miuee of three 10 lay out some method of coHtstmg the present automobile tax, tae entire $l0 ot which goes tc the state fund now lie said he had been advised the law could be de- fealed ,n the supreme court and he wanted to start movement to that end 4 committee consisting of Mr Burgauer, Charles Davis and M E DuuaUay was named.
 Mr. Dowd spoke on the advantage of oultivatmg ae farmer at this time, the great Dopaftt that was being de- rived from the present crop prices and volunteered his services on thi agricultural cc0mltee that some ot the work aat should be done tc cement the relation between business man and farmer be complished
 C. C. Lemly cougraulated tho league on the atmosphere he found at the session last night lie said that he had criticized openly 1ecaus' of few apparently running the in stitution. and he had found a much more general interest now, and that it was worthy of endorsement He recounted some other things he be- Ioved should be taken up and ac comolished for 5ot Springs