The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-08
OPEN ADVERTISING
 ON NOVEMBER b
IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE COMMITTEE so AS TO BEGIN
 WITH OTHER RESORTS.
Meeting 10 Be Held Tomorrow For the Purpose of Taking Up the Detail of the Big Winter Advertising Cam paen.

From leading newspapers the Busi- meas Mems League is in receipt Of letters giving information as 10 the advertising plans of other resorts, and an important and notable incl dent in this respect is seen in com muniCation that came from the resort bureau of the Philadelphia Record, which was received yesterday
 The Philadelphia publication sent to the Business Mems League copy Of resort advertising, and if there are any. in Hot Springs who think that this is not the time 10 get in line with venture of this kind. a perusal of the copy aforementioned would be in- teresting. Also, by the same token, it would be convincing. Among the resorts the Philadelphia Record has thus far enlisted in its advertising section, entitled Mineral Springs and Health Resorts " are the follow ing;
 RicAfield Springs, N. r., featuring the white sulphur springs; Mt. Glenn ems, Mich; Sharon Springs. N Y; Mudlava cure for rheumatism, Kra- mer, Ind, Abenakis Springs. the Carlsbad of Canada, in Quebeck; the Glen Springs, Watkins. N. Y.; Mark elton sanitorium, Markelton, Pa EX- cesior Springs, Mo; Battle Creek. Mich, the Steuben sanitoHum, Ilor- nell N. Y; Easton sanitorium Eas- ton Pa; Warm Sulphur Springs, Va. Newfoundland, N. J.; Long Branch, N. J.; Eureka Springs, Ark; Atlantic City N J.: HarlOr View sanitarilm. Oak Bluff, Mass; Clifton Springs, N. Y; Saratoga Springs. N. r.; the Gleason Health Resort, Elmira, N Y.; Lakewood, N. J.; Sunnyrest sanita- rum, White Haven, Pa, and Mineral Wells, Texas.
 It is planned to besin advertising of the foregoing resorts and sani. tariums November 1 }. so that it can be seen that it is imperative that Hot Springs become active immediately along the same lines.
 With this idea in mind the comm L. tee appointed to suggest assessments of local business and professional iu- terests will meet tomorrow evening in the Business Mems League. when the first gun of this winters adver- tising campaian will be started. Tn S is an important committee and their deliberations mean much for the win ter's patronage to this city, and it is the respectful and earnest wish of Chairman Callahan that all report at the League building at 7:30 o'clock sharp, as it is planned to get this work under way immediately Le- ters will be mailed to every member of the committee from the Business Mems League today.
 Amid the talk of winter advertising it is plasant to note that residents Of Hot Springs are not overlookins the chance to say good word for Hot Springs or do their part no mat ter how small it may be, in the in- terest of the city. and an illustration of this fact is seen in the letter re ceived by W. C. Goodlett from his son, Robert W. Goodlet, aged 1G years. who is visiting his mother in Nc. braska, and who at present is attend ing one of the rural schools near Elm Creek, that state Master Goodlet, who will be remembered as one of the local newsboys. writes his father that there are eighty pupils in the rural school he is attending and that his schoolmates have, at the request of their parents, been seeking informa- ton concerning Hot Springs.
 "l have told them what a fine city we have' writes young Goodlet. "and l also showed them the little booklet the Business Mems League got out They want some of them I must have had over fifty of the boys ann girls ask me to get them one, so l wish you would get some for me. l will give them to those attending the school and they will take them home to their folks, and maybe some Of them will come to Hot Springs
 Young Goodlet considering his en- terprise will be made the recipient CT the booklets desired