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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
ToIstoy's Plays.

The first complete edition of Tolstoy's
dramas, in one volume, is announced in
England. They are: The Power OF
Darkness" The First Distiller,"
Fruits of Culture" THE Live Corpse"
"The Cause of It All'' and THE Light
That Shines in Darkness" The trans
lation is by Mr.. and Mrs. Aylmer
Maude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
A Wrong impression.

Mr.. Samuel =. Goldman, the author
OF "a Handbook of Stock Exchange
Laws" is a practising lawyer in this
city. 1t is perhaps not strange that the
impression should have got abroad that
he is Wall Street man and a member
OF the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
Romance Of War.

In an extensive review of James
Kendall Hosmcr's THE American civil
War" the London Spectator" declares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IA WRITE ME-: can get you any book ever
published on any subject The nost expert
book fndef sytsnt When In England call and
zee my HC,fDD rare boCfs BAKErH GREAT
nook sHOP. JObn Bright st.. birmingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
Problems Of "The Had"

Messrs. Longmans, Green & CO. are
publishing a work by Mr.. Austin
Smyth on 1.-The Composition of the
Had" 1t deals with the interpretations
in the poem, tending to show that they
amount to less than a seventh of the
whole, and that they can all be re-
moved on a definite principle. Il
touches OIL a number OF points, linguis-
tic and literary, connected with the
subject, and advances arguments on
behalf of the single authorship of the
original epic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
CONVE RSION.

THE HOUR or CONFLICT. By u,ra
ton Gibbs. l2mo, PIP. 22s. The Georrs1 ~
Doran Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14

THE TWO AMERICAS. BY, Genep5sl
rafael Reyes. ex-President Of the Ike re,
public Of Colombia. Iranslateo i 10
nc Spanish. with added notes. by Leo
nnld Grahame Illustrated. sVo, Pr.
SXxr So. The Frederick A. stohcS
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
CURRENT TALK OF
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Joseph Conrad Swinburnc's Pseudonymous Novel and
Marie CorelIis Cigarette Papers -Surviving
Forty -niners '-Tolstoy's Drama.

that no struggle has been grlmmer
than this between the North and
South, land yet none has been less
stained by the darker passions or war.
And romance attended the sombre
blue and gray levies as freely as 1t
ever waited on knight errant and cru
sader."
Surviving Forty miners.
Doubleday, Page s Co, publishers
of Stewart Edward Whites Gold.
have been conducting a systematic,
countrywide search for surviving
"Forty-niners." The number OF those
discovered thus far is exactly forty
nine. When one considers that the
youngest Of them must be well over
eighty years old, this is a remarkable
record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14

FELLOWSHIP BOOKS. A new contrlDu-
ton by various writer's toward the cA-
pressior of the Human Ideal and Ar-
tistic Faith of our own day. Edited by
Mary Stratton. Each volume small svo'
e r. Dutton & Co.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
TXECUTOR'S sALE.


TNNECUTOR' SALE or REAL ESTATE.
II Under and by virtue Of the authority
contained in thc last will and icstlmcnt Of
Sarah Mcrrick. deceased. the undersigned
viii offer ai Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1914,
at N o'clock. a. A..
Af the County Court House in city Of
Wilmington. Delaware, the following de.
scrihcd real estate:
Am those several properties situated IN
the city of Wilmington and state OF Della
ware. with the building thereon erected and
described as follows.
No. AL that lot Of lana with the build
ings thereon. known as 80. fu2 Market
aud a depth OF f5 feet inches. with use Of
alloy in rear.
No Ali that lot Of land with the
buildings thereon, known as so. 400 East
Fourth street. having a frontage Of 20 feet
and depth OF 40 feet 10 a 1j.foot wide
public alley with the use of said alley in
common.
no. AN that lot 81 land with the
buildings thereon. known as 40. PA East
Second street having % frontage of 5 feet.
and depth Of 60 feet. I 3-i iHches more
or less.
No s--An that lot Of land with che
buildings thereon. known as so. g1J Walnut
street. having O. frontage of n feet and a
depth Of ~ feet moro or less.
No. 5.-All that Dot OF land with The
buildings thereon known as No 227 Orange
street. having o. frontage of n feet . in.
chcs. and a depth Of 81 feet g inches. moro
or less Attendance viii be given and
terms made known by
JOHN NJ SOLOMON.
mert7.192l2f Executor
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; If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH n.

.
This birthdate is governed by the
planet Mars called the God of War"
which gives a strong individual ma
ture, determined, energetic. inspira-
uonal and successful The sign IS
Aries. which governs the head and
the face and gives remarkable intui-
ton and reason
Great clcctro-magnctic power is
given 10 people of this birthdatc. The
birthstone is diamond and tie coll
ors. which will attract the strong
est vibrations for good are white and
rose pink. The nature Is generous.
inclined 10 rccklossness and has in
tense sympathy
Tho temperament is orderly. har-
monious with strong love OF the
beautiful This is cXcmplidcd in the
lives Of such persons as Rosa Bon
hour, The artist. HAYDN. the musical
composer; Bach. Edwin Austin ABB
boy the artist. Amelia Barr. novel;
isi' and William ! king of Prussia.
Want Ads asking for new posi-
tons ia department stores, millinery.
grocery and sales agents generally
arc voll governed for success for the
coming two weeks All transporta-
ton interests viii be well placed in
Want Al
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Information for Travellers
Tine rosys wilmington.
Trans Marked se) Expresses.
PH1IADELPHIA. BALTIMoaE 4 wAsHNoToE R. ,

sls 500 So. ss
sis os' 99' IS ga sio Gar sss 70'
suHasys is o2. So 4 TO-. T. oS 10
sao. sss a. TO- a. eas TO- 7so 7s5- oi' sos' 's'
Ii M s % EGss EB"S y s s1s ''s 80 10 ss 70 ss y s e.
P.
os ni"s s sss T1a''Gn 5 o. 1s' l & 49,.
sos. os. s.so sss: ri
H00s: H T ". No sis 2i sos ao' 80
Balno, Stations Sundays. Ma-os. M.-5.5o
s.aa. 3. a., Z. e. saturday. oaIy-s IS P. ~
ioss s.ss. s.io Sc. sst., sss. '''
iio s & % St T sas ss. ' os. % ss. '' so 10 p NJ
so FA1ss c 81 rs no si is & 'osi si
philadelphia sandags. A. Ms1o. ss2. 7.ao s.al
HIS p M 2c s97' so s.is'. 7.o5 1897
THr1ADELFmA READING RAILWAY
sdsss%ss.i s % a. NJ sio ssa 45 p NJ r 's'i0 'i@ '"'
WILSON STEAMBOATS,
AS Saturdays and Sundays only P. n
TROLLEY LINES
To Chester DssLeave French every
CasleLves
even hour and half hour for Instance 90 and leaving
CITY Tor insianee@s 10 is s,s ~ " ~ ~ WIN cars ''' Delaware
every
Bran6ywine sprs or KenSe ss ~ MIN
before hour and
stance e5s and T. rs
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PUBLIC SALE


ID UWIC sAIE-rHF CONTENTS or
4 two highs grade furnished apartments
w.n hc sold az siidham s. Som Auction
Store. so. iii East Fourth street.
FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1914,
O'clock. p N
So from Jefferson Street Apartment
Brass ncd. 3-inch Colonial with spring and
mattress, cost fIst Mahogany Dresser,
Chinonler and Princess Dressing Table. iu-
lnld CIrcnssian Dresser. BRASS Bed in velvet
hnitl Quartorcd Onk Dresser aud Chihonicr.
Buffet $50 inches. Colonial with lock EV.
tension Iuhlc. Chinn Closet aud siN leather
seat Chairs. an match. Library Suite. 3
pieces ln brown Spanish ltHifcrt Nnhnc-
amy Lihrars Table. BOX Davenport. cost S15
luO-plecc SET of China in blue and gold Bed
Spreads. Sheets. Pillow Cases. Table Linen of
fine uuulliys five beautiful kurs--Onc VIII
Ton. nNt-. one Administer. nNl2 Oriental
two Brussels Rugs of huc designs, Pictures.
Hall Runners two Japanese turs. 9Ni2.
/ ncter been used. and many other articles.
No. .. from Delaware Avenue Apartment
Two of Che best Qualry Brass Beds that
money can buy, wih springs and go pounds
Pet Nattrrsscs. Bird. Eyc Maple Dresser
and Nhifonirr. Curl, Birch Dresser and
Princess Dresser cost $40 carh' massive
room suite with Buffet. fs-inch Extension
| Table China closet siN saddic.scat Chairs
ihit sci cost tlt'. s-pcre reception room
tuii, with claw-foot. library l.uiccc earl,
] fncllsh suit. with table tn mnfrh, Couch
/ fancy gold parlor Table Bcddine and Table
] Velvet wilton. Administer and iO-uirc Brus.
] scIs. etc.. etc.
NOTICE The above furniture s ln fhs
] best oi order and 40 FINE quality. The owner.
afc leaving iho riil and win positively sell
/ evfrr article nothing n limited rli,
/ q the best saic of furniture wr have had ihi.
season. Goods win hc ou Inspection nrs
morning of sale. We win del rcr good.
bought % th's sole free Como uud Sec 'h'
hnrsi iei oi furniture and russ ever offered
I ai public auction
SriDifAM 6 son
I marii.-f.-p. Auciionccrs
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
PROPOSAL


- EAl.ED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
- ccivcd hy the Trustees of the Poor of
New Castle county. until I'D a m. ON We'd
nesday. March 25. 1914 for supplying the
New Castle County Hospital from March On
1914, TO the last Wednesday in June. 1914.
with beef bread. groceries, tobacco carpet
slippers dry goods aud medicine Bidders on
shoes. carpet slippers aud dry goods will De
required to furnish samples. Bids for beef
VIII be by The quarter in proportion of one
hind quarter tn three fore quarters out OF
cattle wch tuifed aud dressing NOT less than
300 pounds. Bids for groceries aud drugs
viii De on the various kinds named n the
schedule and must Doe Of the best quality
hids VIII also hc received for supplying thc
hospital with creamery butter. delivered m
such quantities as ihe superintendent may di-
rect. Bids ON 200 bushels OF oats and
three tons of bran. .ill goods must be- FIRST
class and further particulars can br had by
applying to the superintendent Ali bids tO
be directed 20 the Trustees of tho Poor No
bids viii be received Mnless in accordance
with the above. The trustees reserve th,
right 60 reject amy or an bids
JAMES vs. FOSTER
superintendent New Castle County Hosnitai
marriott
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HAIR pRESSING

--------e-~-~---~---e----
II AIR Wotk-CoMblNg MADE UP.
80. sii Market street. ID. A. Phone,
35faD. ians2.tf
< HAMpOOING. WITH OR MlInOD 4
- shampoo board. Man 'cuunr. electric
scalp treatment f5cinl massage hair dress
ing; also face packo.
CARRIE n WRIGHT
D. a A.. 56.f. No. eil W Tenth St.
orf6 Tyr
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REGISTERS NOTICE


II STATE on OWEN w. EVERETT
II DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Al.
mlnisfraiion cum fcstumcntu HuncNo upon
the estate Of owen W. Everett late of
Wilmington hundred, deceased, were duly
granted unto Bertha = swceiman and
Marion D. Ilrich. un the eleventh day of
March a. p, 1914 and aii persons in.
dchtod to thc tuid deceased are requested 90
make payment 90 the AdmnistrniriccH With
out dolny and OH persons having demands
against The deceased nrc required 10 exhibit
and present The same duly probaicd. io the
said udmluisirairirfs, un or before tro
eleventh day of March. A. ID. 1919. or
abide by thc lnw in this behalf.
BERTHA D. SWrEIMAN
MARION A.. ULRfCH
Admnistratrices
Address Chas b Evans ESD. Attorney.at.
Law wilminston. Del maris-eod'ivks.
~ STATE on HANNAH H. RANKIN.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given thnt Letters of Ad-
mInistrafion. cum tcsiamcnto anncxo. upon
MN Creek hundred. deceased, were duly
granted unto Margaret IT. Springer Anna
n. Springer and Clara s. Davis, on The
twenty FIRST day of March. A. ID. 1914 and
on persons indebted 20 me said deceased arc
requested 90 make payment TO the admins
trairlrcs without delay. and all persons having
demand. against tht deceasrd are required q
exhibit and present iho same. duly probatcd
90 the said ADMINISTRATIVE un cor before ths
twenty first day of March. A. ID. 1919 on
abide by the inv in ihi. behalf
MARGARET n. SPRINGER.
ANNA r. SpR1NG.E
Clam s.. DAVIS.
Address Thomas Davis ESQ., Equitable
BIDS Ciif. mar2i -cod .1uhs.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
HELP WANTED


MAN AND WIFE FOR TRUCK FARM.
vi near city. Apply SO. SOC SIMPLE,
s'fo,' maraafa.
W WILL PAY TuJ sfaO TO
~ distribute religions literature in
your community. Sixty da,e' work Ex.
ptrlcnro moi required. Man CO.. voman
opportunity Tor promotion Spare time
may bc used. International Bible Press
fN'ladciphiu. mar-i, i,2t.2s.Ii -anr4.T.il.1f.
OK MONTH PAID GOVERNMENT
- - Railway Mall Clerks Parcel Post
Means mHuf appointments Wilmington
.ttm. .nafiuns coming. "puii" unncrcssary
Sample questons free. Franklin Institute.
hfr'- IA D.. Rochester. S. N fcLit..ma
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
RODGERS

= ,s--,-,- --'---'-~--~~---
vhtfh J. o'NElIL Co.-TTN. TAR
~ and eag Roofing Hot Air Heating
eo tis W Third street Wilmington Dsi.'
~efe, ier23 3m.
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IIPHOLSTERING

Il URNlruRE RE-UpHOLsTERED CAR
II pets altered and laid. Awnings and
sladc work Phone for estimate. PHILIP
=. CONWAY co. No. 0i6 shpley So.
phone tojlD. mar1s 1m0
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
RENTAL LIST
FOR RENT


1921 Delaware Ave. 10 & B......s32
1903 W. Ninth St.. o r & B.........s32
1901 w. Thirteenth ST., 9 r. & B......s3O
2ia W. Eighteenth ST.. 8 r 6 B...-....s,s
zoos ". 18Th St. o u g B............s2s
So Adams ST. . R g. B............s .s.s
Cor. 23rd 4 West SITS. 3 IL & B........s $40
e3io Monroe St. r & B............s25
5o4 Concord Ave. Il & B.........s2t
1923 Jackson ST s r & B.............s. So
22l6 Market ST. u & B-..........-s23
4Os w. Iwertyhfth ST.. z 8 B.....-s-5
1i14 W. Sixth ST.. * 4, B........... S-3
1905 shallcross Ave, r & ...-..-$2o
ii3 w. Twenty fifth ST.. & B......S1i
1925 ". Fifth ST.. r a b- ......... $50
$50 S Broone ST.. n h......... $50
9416 jefferson ST.. u g. b.. ..... e-l
1913 W. Seventh St.. r tor Two
620 W. Third ST. 70 a B......... $40
1916 Glpin Ave. s u & B...s....... fll
1907 Howland St.. u b. new ...... fll
zoo 1atnal St., r. 3. apartment SD
231 n. jackson St.. n B. ....... SIS
1O6 S. Franklin ST.. u & B....... SO
COS Christana ST.. rooms ..... 80 30
1905 Shalicross Ave. y q B.......- Sl5.
1908 w. Ninth ST. r & B........-. SIG
727 DUPONT 81. 6 6 s.....-... -..si6
2625 W. Eighteenth St.. R B B....... sil
1898 W. Second ST. > r y. new $3.50
no Dupont ST. r B ............ 81.
1O7 DUPONT ST.. r 4 p. new ..-..... SIS
$40 Mad son ST r B --..........Sif
17IG W. Second ST.. r a p ........ .Sf3
Maryland Ave. & B..-......sf
a3f S. Van Buren 81 = & B...-.-sit
1904 Sycamore ST. rooms ........slf
1918 Monroe ST.. g. R..-.--... Si2
200 =. Twenty 9th ST.. r & B...... .Se3
23O6 Carter St. k a b ..... .....-..... $50
I 1904 Pine ST.. r & R.............. .s14
6iO Pine ST. T. & B...............s
! 1905 King ST.. T. & b.,........ .......... %. Al 2
"a p. Twenty second ST.. rooms. IS Q
1925 Lodge ST.. rooms fcoiorcdl ....s 6
lloa T. lirsenih ST.. g. ro"nis tc".ofedl 4
| 500 Shipley st. hoorsi electric power
l and heat.
/ 5i2 Douglas st.. 3 rooms. now sia
Store. zoo Tnnal ST.. -.........-...s 3
Store Cor Seventh g. kirkwood Sts
Store Richardson Park. z 3 B...... $50
I Store y lnd Heald SITS. r a R......si6
pcsirahlc ipariments at reasonable rcnt
I Gables Lynne. Sergeant. iig Market sos
/ King. Seventh and Tatuall, eii2 Market. jf2
l Concord Ave. and othcrs
Stores. offices and business places 4Oi
Delaware Ave. S3f Market ST.. Corner
/ seventh and rutnan. 900 ng SOS King.
3 sie King s2a-s % Market
I Caymoni rooms city oonvoniences.
4 Ashley. rooms. city conVcnicnrcr
Holly Oak o rooms city convcnionccs
Gordon Heights rooms. city couveniences
I Ccdars. rooms. large lot
/ Prices Corner. rooms.
! Marshnllton rooms
richardson rark. rooms. city convcnicnccs.
/ 80 acres near Ynatman Station
Lancaster Pike 8 rooms, I acres out build.
Montro.A. bungalow. rooms city con.
vcnienccs.
+ can ~ once for particulars and addi.
tional list.
O. G GOODEN,
80 . w. NfNTH sTREEr.
Real Estate Mortgage and insurance.
BOTH PHONES
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
PRIVATE SALE.

ID nfftIE sii.E 0f H0rsFHoi'D
goods il kinds Of iitchcn. dining
RON lnd bedroom furniture. No in7 West
't'fnfN street marf111f
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
SITUATION WANTED MALE.

ID OSfTfON WANTED AS COOK or Ali.
Il around man in private family or board
Ing house Address William Bond. 1921
Market ST. ID A. phone. ioo5.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALF


w ANIID-NOUNG LADY on CONSiD
W eral experience. desires position a.
clerk Or Office work. Also stCnorrphcr
Reasonable salary. Address Ala this
once. ian30-u
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APARTMENTS

------
7 OR RENr-FOUE ROOMS AND BATH
at No. 1919 West Eighth street Oppo-
Site park mar2f-2t
II or RENT-STORE AND APARTMENT,
r frsf noor or eerond noor apartment
Apply ALABRI APARTMENTS No s37
Iafnal s'frci. muril limo
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
REMOVAL NOTICE

----,--,-- n 3, {, q
Is moved from d0I shiplcy 90 No. 622
King street foh27f I'm.
nR. GEORGE w. QUINN HAS RE-
moved from so. 1915 Washington street
fo So. 1fn West street. Hours. %. m.
90 a. m p. m. 90 p D. m. %. m.
60 b D. m. mnf-i-lm
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

M Z WILLIAMs 90.
W No eZl Orange 81
ile and Heating Metal
ioulnr. Hot Air Haatiar
Repairing promptly done
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

L. OR RENI-ON THE SOUTH SIDE. a
II large yard and Office Also six horse
stable. WI rent scfinraic or together
Frazer g. Co.. 100 King ST. marii.ttstf
Evening journal., 1914-03-24
For SALE

~ OR SALE-LARGE GAS RANGE,
L nearly new Apply No 36ol Market
street mar2j2t
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FOR RENT.

---------------~~---
II or Rents STORE WITH CEMENT
II basement. suitable for Office. Rent
very reasonable. Fine condition 80. sO2
Tatnall ST.. mario I'm
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RENrs coLLECTED
TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER long BEACH.

STEAMER LONG BEACH.
pENNSGrOVF and WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth street Wharf.
Spring scheduir-f felto Wilmington. 2 90.
O. so q. m.. LAS. 500 D. m. Leave pc,irs-
Grove GOO. 1OI5 a. ans ESQ. 6.uO a.. n-.
Saturday Schcduc-lcnfe Wilmington
ZOO $50 n. m. 1.f5. 300. 100 p. u.
Leave pcnrsErovc 500. 1918 o. m.s $50.
200. ii.30 p. m.
Passenger. and frei-ht Improved flcil.
fcr fnr handling automobiles. Refer Inquiries
q, Wilson Line Agents. Fourth street Wharf,
Wilmington.
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PAPERHANCERS


I OhN kEYBOLD. PAPER HANGEh.
u 40. 823 Madison 81. Bell phone.
571s.L. ianf2.tf
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ROARpING.
LOST AND FOUND

T 0ST~P11fN GoiD wATcH. SIT N
II leather wrist band. between Salem
Church and Glasgow Reward II returned to
Julia NlcMniion Glasgow Del mar2i Ht
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

Roofing spout
and competition
ard Nonfi sting
Phone ianfe
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II EATED ROOMS FOR LODGING OR
III light housekeeping so. iu1 West
THIRD ST. mar-i %.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


l. OR RENT-NfCElN FURNISHED
Il room. No. 1917 West St. mar2i im.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

NOE EENr-rHREF ROOMS AND
Il bath second do0r so. 72l Madison St.
d. a. A. phonr tiioD. marli-im.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

~ OR RFNT SECOND FLOOR FRONT
Il room. furnished or uniuruishcd. at no,
ei6 w. Eighth 81. marlfl2t.
Evening journal., 1914-03-24

L URNIsHED ROOM FOR RENI. arriv
II so. 6is Washington So. mari i-cod Inn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-12-27

You may use the very simplest FORM 1t is not
the form we want, but the idea. A idea writ
ten in a simple form like the following will be
ceptable:
John Smith is a young village doctor, but has
little practise. He returns home night to find
his wife sick in bed. He tries to find out what is
the matter with her, but cannot At last, in desper
alton, he telephones long distance for Samuel Jones,
a wealthy city physician, formerly rival sutton for
Mrs. Smiths hand, ETC.. ETC..
Now, that form is simple enough, isn't it? Get the
right idea and write it as simply that, and you
may the $1O,O00.O0.
The accepted photoplay will be produced by
two Of Americas greatest film comprehensive Than
houser Film Corporation and the American Film
Manufacturing Company-in studios at New Ro-
chelle, New York, Chicago, ILL.,. and Santa Barbara,
California, and will be shown at theaters throughout
the world.
All manuscripts must be sent to Scenario De-
partment of The Pine Bluff Daily Graphic, Pine
Bluff, Ark, must be in The Daily Graphic office
not later than midnight January H. 1915 No
uscript will be returned. All manuscripts to be
sent at the sender's risk.
All manuscripts Decide the one that earns the
100000 reward may be accepted by the Than
houser Syndicate Corporation for production by it's
allied companies and paid for at the regular market
prices. Offers will be submitted for them, which
be accepted or rejected by the authors
The name of the man, woman child who
earns the $1000O00 reward will be announced in
Episode No. 1 of the story and photoplay. Photo
graphs of the winner and his or her home environ
ment will appear in Episode No. l.
The greatest plays OF the last ten years have
come from the minds of previously unknown per-
1t is the purpose of this plan to discover
someone who write great photoplay, and to
reward the creator with $10,000.0O for the task
This offer is absolutely bona fde, and is made
by special arrangement between the Thanhouser
Syndicate Corporation of New York City, The Chi
cago Trbue and The Pine Bluff Daily Graphic
Open to any MAN, WOMAN CHILD not con-
nected directly or indirectly with the principals.
All manuscripts must reach office of The Pine
Bluff Daily Graphic by midnight, Janury IA, 1915
Address,
SCENARIO DEPT.
Pine Bluff Daily Graphic, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-12-27
CONDITIONS:

$lO,O0O0O to be paid to the man. woman or
child sending in the best idea for photoplay serial
story according to the decision Of selected compe-
tent judges.
Manuscripts need not be in scenario form, nor
nor technically correct. Simply idea wanted-a
basic plot-which can be adapted to a photoplay
serial to appear lat the motion picture heaters in
weekly episodes of two reels each, while the novel;
lied version OF the photoplay is to appear smultan
eously in serial form in the Chicago Sunday Trib-
une.
Only idea is necessary-an experienced seen
arlo writer will be provided to write the accepted
story in scenario form to take care of mechanical
effects, and experienced writer will be provided
to write the accepted story in novelized form the
newspapers; but all credit for the creation OF the
photopay and story will be given the original author
of the accepted idea. The inexperienced person has
as good an opportunity as the professional.
Manuscripts must not be less than 1000 words
no limit to maximum number of words; should con-
sis of thorough outline of plot and sub-plots sug
gestions as to characters, time play takes place,
geographical locations, etc.
Manuscripts may be submitted in pencil, pen
and ink typewriting-writing on one side of
paper only Manuscript must bear evidence OF
the authors name or address, but must be number
ed; corresponding number and the title should be
written slip of paper with the name and ad-
dress of the author, and should be sent with the
manuscript
not be based any photoplay that has been shown,
or any drama or comedy that has appeared on the
stage or in book form. The author must be the
originator and the manuscript must be original
No connected directly indirectly with the
principals of this offer-The Chicago Tribune or the
Thanhouser Syndicate Corporation--is eligible.
Offer is open to all others.
1t is suggested that manuscripts include series
of climaxes each of which will be adaptable to a
two-ree episode, with master plot running
throughout the story, resulting in grand dramatic
climax.
The elements of a great photopay serial are:
Love- adventure mystery, thrills, child interest,
characters of today, human interest scenes from
everyday life.
Don't be governed by any play or plot you have
read. Depend upon your originality. No
perence is necessary. The crudest manuscript may
contain the idea that will be accepted.