The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-04

j. C. Rush
 George Callahan. Harry Dougherty
 John C. Higgins. C. N Rix Hamp Williams. Frank Stearns. C. Birnbaum w. II. Moore.
 John C. Wolf.
 Mid WOotton.
 William H. Ellis.
 Wander Housley,
 J. J. McManus.
 simon Cooper.
 R. c. Morris.
 Sam Williamson.
 Carl Mendel.
 Hiram Wilmington.
 C. ]. Horner.
 Robert Sigman.
 Ed Burroughs
 George R. Be ding.
 Martin A Eisele.
 Frank Walker.
 Never was a campaign for adver tising given a greater "boost' and labeled with every indication Of sue cess than at the Business Mems League last night, when the commit tee on advertising, including the eX- ecutive committee of nine that was first selected and a majority of those who made the assessments on business and professional interests, met and received full report of the work thus far accomplished.
 The committee was gratified at the progress that has thus far been made which, it was stated, was greater than for the same length of time in any previous campaign for publicity for this resort.
 A list Of probable papers in which the advertisements may be placed was submitted. These pub ications are printed in the east and west. In the former states Hot Spr ngs can be eX- pected to draw largely from those communities that each winter witness an eXodous of tourists to foreign or southern resorts. while the papers in the west. all of them having a posi- tive guarantee circulation that is proof of immediate results. are included in the great west and northwest where the wheat belt" abounds and where people have both the money and de- sire for travel,
 In connection with this report were also submitted, showing conclusively that while money might be tight in some loca ities there was no indica- ton that men and women accustOm- ed to enjoying their annual winter .pilgrimage would foreso this pleasure during the coming months. In fact. prospects never appeared brighter for what has been predicted for this city-the biggest and best season in it's history.
 The meeting also developed anoth- CT feature that is most noteworthy, and that is that some Of the clty's leading business men, realizing the value of advertising and the necessity that Hot Springs do its share in the world of resort publicity, volunteered on the committee that will go from the Business Mems League Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and so icit the money to make this campaign the most successful Hot Springs has ever enjoyed.
 Heretofore it has been difficult to get a committee for this kind Of work for if means the laying aside of ones business while serving on that com mittee. but this time the citys lead ling men, to use a vernacular, were Johnny on the spot, and it is to be hoped. with such a representative committee engaged in the work that means so much for Hot Springs, which | is a prelude to prosperity for local business interests, that there will be corresponding response from the Ipuhlic and that the contributions to the advertising fund will be both i'm mediate and generous.
 The Senunel-Record today prints the names of the committee and the members of the same are requested to be al the League promptly at o'clock Thursday morning. With such an eN- cenent start it is not the intention of those who have this work in charge to lose time. but it is their earnest desire that advertisements of Hot Springs be placed as soon as possible and the attention of residents in the territory aforementioned be called to this great health resort so that the winter patronage may be started to this city earlier, if anything, than in Ipreyious years.