The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-13
BiG CANTONMENT
 WILL HELP RESORT
OVER SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ARE BEING PLANNED FOR BOYS
 IN TRAINING CAMP.
Little Rock Is Insisting Highway Be Put Into Best Possible Shape for Tourists Patronage Here.

Plans the Business Mems League are new working on relative 10 the big cantonement secured by Little Rock will mean increased patronage 10 Hot Springs during the summer months and with the highway between this resort and Little Rock put in the best possible shape, Hot Springs will en. joy, it is predicted as great an auto tourist patronage as any other resort in the United States.
 Secretary Ebel returned from Little Rock elast night after inference with railroad officials and officers at the military training camp. He had gone there to discuss the question Of over Sunday excursions from the training camp 10 Hot Springs. The railroads are eager to cooperate in this feature and officials in Little Rock are now taking the question up with their superiors in St. Louis and Chicago. The question of additional equipment enters largely into the proposition. Recently the government ordered the railroads to curtail all special features that would neces. sitate the use of equipment, as the government intimated it would have use for every facility the railroads Of the country had to offer. The roads have also been requested to make special rate for excursions from Lit tie Rock to this city.
 Officers at the military training camp are also cooperating in this feature They immediately expressed a willingness to post throughout the camp notices of these excursions and have them called to the attention of the men Every one taking military training is required t1 make a certain average in his study during the week, which entities him to a pass Saturday and permits him 10 be away from the camp until Sunday night Officers stated they had no objection whateve. 10 the boys coming to Het Springs and would do their part in calling ot. tention |. these excursions
 Little Rock is very much excited over the recent good fortune that came to it." said Secretary Ebel. That is all one can hear The con gratulatory telegram officers of the League sent has done more 10 cement good feeling of sincere friendship and coz peration than one would nat urally suppose Many. many persons called that to my attention yesterday and told me they appreciated the kind ly spirit and sincerity Of fIct Springs. One very prominent citizen of Little Rock stated that while Little Rock was glad 10 get the cantOnement it did not want all the prosperity and was willing to share the same with Hot Springs and would d all in its power Co get th se who come To the great military camp Ja visit this elty
 When you get back 10 Hot Springs said the gentleman, get busy on movement that will assure the completion ot the Iitle Rockliot Springs highway There are th, u. sands of persons coming to Little Rock in their cars this summer and
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