The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-15
ROAD WORKERS ARE
 GIVEN FULL CREDIT
WORK DONE LAST TUESDAY or HIGHWAY WAS OF A LASTING
 AND BENEFICIAL NATURE
Many of the Volunteers Willing 70 Spend Another Day or Two of the Fall Period in This Work, and Others Will Join Movement.

The work done last Tuesday on the Little Rock-Hot Springs highway by $ force of volunteers from this city. CO., operating with the citizens of Salme county, was of such a substantial na- ture as to arouse the highest praise from all who have passed over the
 road since.
 "I have heard all the week about the
 splendid work said Robert A. Jones
 president of the Business Mems league yesterday The visitors and citizens
 who have been over the road since
 that work was done have taken oc-
 casion to observe the thick manner r
 which the creel, gravel was put on the
 highway and to assure us that such
 work is of q lasting nature and a gua.- antee of goodhighways'
 There have been suggestions iron some of the volunteers of last Tues
 day that one day be spent in the vicin ity Of Lott, where there is baC place, and that one other day of the autumn period be put in on the Arka- delphia road.
 The Philadelphia road would gol better of itself if we could get a crew | of volunteers 10 go through there wftt axes and saws and cutting material tC cut the right Of way wide from tho road, said one road student yesterday "The road bed in itself is so closely
 covered by the foliage that it does not get the benefit of sun or wind in Gry- | ing out and if the volunteers would get cut there and use axes and saws and cut out the trees and foliage from overhangine the road, it would im- prove the road almost 90 per cent" Yesterday Secretary Bedding of the Business Mems league got up a roster l of tho Roll of Honor of the work of
 last Tuesday, to include the volunteers IWhO worked, those who furnished a substitute, ana those furnishing cars He was very anxious that none be leit from the list, but there were some whc ! did not report direct to the league Thl l following is the roster:
 Men Who Worked Themselves. Alfred Shick. w R. Downen. Wi'
 Kirk. s F. Dillon, Walter Dodson, E
 L. Hewlett Chas Birnbaum, Guy Ran dolph, Henry Schrader, Barney Lee
 Frank Rapey, John Carson. j. L Thompson, Judge J. P Hendersu. Robert Kittelberger, H. C. Newman IJno T Apper, Sam Guerin, Douglas iIIotchkiss, Geo .-eatherman. s. 1T W hipkey, C. |. Johnson, Arthur O'Bryan, Martin Eisele, s. C. Nichols
 Metdopoltan Rooms, ] B. McCanum Judge Vernon I-edgerwood Frank Stearns, Jr, Carl Miles, Sam Smith
 John Nance, Bob Jones sydney Mutt Geo Beldng. Quinn Massey, F.. P Walsh, W. E. Williams, Sam ShuG- mack, Dr. Orvis Biggs, Geo Antonio Rev. F M Wylie Lou Carleson, W | j. Bennison, Warren Afford, Judge Al ford, Lee Afford, F. w. Thornton, R IT, Foster, Fred Cross, NJ. K. Watson Seward Erickson. Billy Anderson. g Graham, Ed Bradley, C. T. Bates liar | ry Jackson, Mike Sevier John Peters w j. Elmo. Frank Joplin, A. G. Sul- lenberger, C. f. Davidson, Dick Baird F. H. Ellsworth, Bob Murray, Mir Basham, Mir. Criswell, Rev. C. E. lick lok, c. R. Lane, Walter Little. M ! Henderson, M K Biggs. Brad Smith Cleveland Smith, Richard A. Burke. l.