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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-01
Wholesale Beer Dealers.
PaWnbrokers.

S. j, Michaelson.
The application of the George II,
Goodman Company for two licenses,
retail and wholesale with bonds in
each case, was not filed until late
in the evening just as the council
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

Vera cruz Nov. 19-Apprehension
among a large part OF the residents
of Vera Cruz, both permanent ana
temporary. becomes more marked as
the date for the evacuation of the
city by United States troops and its
occupation by the constitutionaists
forces draw near Two hundred refu-
gees today telegraphed President VIII
son appealing for aid to leave Vera
Cruz. Like mahy others OF the refu-
gees, the signers of the telegram are
100 poor to pay for their steamer pas
sage, although some of them would be
wealthy if their vested interests
could be realized upon
The Spanish consul reports that II
textile mills valued at 65 100000 pesos
have been looted and burned near
Puebla.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
Austria's War Loan.

Washington Nov. 19-Disrat
from the Austro Hun earian foreign Of
flee to the embassy here today al
nounced that more than a billion
crowns ($20O,O0000O) already had
been subscribed to the governments
new war loan, subscriptions to which
win not be formally opened until to
morrow The message added:
The London advices concerning
the alleged dssentions between the
Austrian and Germany army com
mands and the bloody quarrel be-
tween Austro Hungary and German
soldiers are barelaced inventions.
In Seryia the AustroiHungarian
troops advanced despite the inclem-
ency Of the weather, and the stub
born resistance Of the Servials who
suffered heavy losses. One thousand
four hundred captiyes. among them Il
officers. yesterday were conveyed
from Bosnia to the interior Of the
monarchy.
Around Przemysl there is little ac-
tivity Yesterday, however, the garri-
son made a sortie and repulsed The
enemy on the heights OF (lame OF
place missing)."
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
THREE DEAD, TWO WOUNDED
Citizens of Sharp County Forming an
Official Posse Engage in Gun Bat
tie with Men Suspected of Robbins
a Bank

Evening Shade, Ark, Nov l9.-The
dining room Of the little hotel at Cen.
ter, ham ct ten miles northeast f
here became a snambles tonight
when a posse Of Sharp county citizens
overlook two men, supposed to be
robbers who attempted to rob bank
at Mountain Home asst night.
one Of the supposed robbers is
dead, the other although wounded,
escaped on a stolen horse. r X.
Arnold former surveyor of Slarp
county, is dead, William Jackson, a
merchant Of Ash Flat is dying with
bullet in his head and j. ~ Hargroye,
proprietor OF tne hotel, who bravely
rushed to the posses assistance is
wounded in the head and foot but
will recover.
The Sharp county citizens organized
this morning as soon as the news Of
.tae attempted bank robbery became
known. They followed The trail al
day and when they reached Center
tonight. learned that the men they
sougat were eating supper in the
hotel. When they demanded that the
men surrender they opened fire and
the two parties shot it out until four
men lay dead or wounded on the floor
OF the little room Keeling and be-
spattered with blood the surviving
bandit jumped through a window and
rode off into the mountains under
cov.r of darkness.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
cial One.

Petrograd, Nov 19.-The following
communication was issued from gen
eral headquarters tonight:
on the left bank of the Vistula the
action had developed during the last
few days in two regions-on the front
between the Nistula and the Wartha
and on the line between Czenstocho-
wa and Cracow
These combats have taken on a
character of extreme ferocity present
ing generally a offensive and defen-
sive alternately
In East Prussia our troops are at
tacking positions strongly established
East Of Angerburg the German
trenches are supplied with triple wire
entanglements."
we have taken possession of some
Of these positions, seven versts
(about five miles) east of Angerberg
and the passage between Lakes Bouv-
elmo and Yrkloy, capturing 10 cannon.
six rapid firers and several hundred
prisoners.
In west Galicia our offensive con-
tnues"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

I'm case the last conditions that have
named are fully complied with.
1T is false that Niilista troops are
about to take the port OF Tampico be-
cause it is first necessary for them TO
defeat the constiutiolalist troops iu
the states of Coahuila Nueyo Leon
and Tamauupas, which at the present
time remain loyal to the first chief
Generals Ohregon, Gonzales and
Agular firmly demand that the condt
ticns stipulated by me shall be ful-
lilled and accordingly there is no
truth in the rumor OF their detection.
"t'p to the present time | have not
received any word that Villa had i'm
formed the Aeuas Cauentes conven-
tjon that he viii retire from the com
mand of the division of the north and
aeree to eXpatriate himself, As !
have already mentioned the couvel-
ton is the only party that has iI)
formed me that it has accepted in full
the last conditions that ] suggested.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
ATTENTION. CITIZBNS! !


To-day is Little Rock Day at
the state fair The biggest dele
cation that ever left the Capital
N.ty for visit here will be with
us. These pepole should be met
by a monster reception commit
tee. The drug and bugle corps of
the Moose and Eagle lodges have
volunteered TO assist in this wei
come.
.nirocto~e ~ +lo s+ate r.t. AZ
sociation officers ana ,oan,nor. of
~ prsino.e Non,s I.aa,, ord
,,..a,,.o. - Co,.,.,,o,.- a,,4 ......,.
-. '''' - - ,..' -. ''i'1 49,
"U No. ''i'''' ~ = - 80 "
''''uIS ! 7'''''o''7 e>'9,iu7 'e' W ee =
mo- springs anu l--''le i'' @.
snouId ne o" lnal committee ana
by phe'T presence iurlleF ce."e'V
the strong bond Of TREAD. mp
If you desire to exemplify YOU
interest in and appreciation OF Lit
tie Rocks tribute to Hot Sprin.s
and the state fair. be at the BIS
nfe. Mems I.eague tbis mornire ar
o'clock sban Hot SPRINGS
sbonld not be Iacl,ine il this ra..
,touI,r
,r.. Doo1. t.1.,d roiirooa room
tn.in .5a,a,tt,,. sor rft,Io pool,
.,, ,-,4 -.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

men passing to and fro. Many Of
them speak English we'll and display
great ingenuity in getting out Of tight
places.
Another reason for penetrating our
lines is the cutting of telephone wires
and behind one section of our front
breaks have of late been very fre-
quent That the damage has not bee,
entirely due to bursting shells has
now been proved by the capture Of
one of the enemy's secret agents, car
rying wire cutters and pliers. Tho
man was known to have been on inti-
mate terms with the Germans hefors
they retired from the area now occu-
pied by MS"
The eyewitness closes with an
eulogy Of a French doctor who, with
several nuns. remained in Ypres dur
ing the bombardment, nursing 50 Ger
man wounded. and who finally was
kiled BY a she'll The day after his
death the nuns and wounded were re-
moved To a place Of safety,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

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ee,5 ..5 .,' '',' ,,'.. ", d >.''' w.
,,.,,, tho ~, V,,, ,ia.. - ''7. - '.''
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~, ], '','0'' ~ p.'o" ., .''' r1op'e - J'' ",
'' r',- 80 - ~ -,
interost from all narte or tba state
The oIitte Rock" nav nroo,a, ~.
do,. t,Lor toootnor u.ith t,o ,oot u,,4
g., :. "u,li+ors, D,,., ,,,o,. 80, -,....
is.no,. ,,.tondanoa than ,.as,ando,. o.,
- - .n,,,,,.a,,,,,, ,,',' ,o,' -. 90
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.

Aurora, Ill.,, Nov. 49, Miss Jennie
Miller, daughter of a former mayor of
this city. WAC was found last night
in the Methodist churchyard beaten
into unconsciousness with a heavy
pipe wrench was alive tonight but
mas not recovered consciousness. She
cannot live, according to Or H. A.
Brennccke, and the secret OF her as
sailant may die with her as the ply
sician said it is unlikely she will
speak again
a dozen persons have told the po-
lice taey saw man lettering near
the corner whore Miss Miller was at.
tackled but no two agree on his de
sCripuon.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
EnqIand's Forces Kept BUSY.

London. Nov 19.-9:10 p. m.-The
following descriptive account which
las been communicated by an eye
witness present at general headquar-
tens continues and supplements the
narrative published on November Il
of the movements of the British force
and the French armies in immediate
touch with it,
November - The nature Of the
situation on our front has not altered
since the last letter The Germans
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
RUSSIANS HAVE ADVANTAGE
Grand Duke Nicholas viii Select Bat
tie Ground at Some Distance From
the German Rase-Stil Fighting in
France and Flanders.


i-0i''"''' NV l'. .'' j. ''' u"
~ 'u'e' ,S' p 'o" '"I se'a 'e'''''eu 'u
1iie '"''ie oe'''e" ''.e 's..s''a''S an
l'eI i''"I's po'"eeh lhe 'S'"l" anu
"a''H' 'I'cIS III oI"Hu' "S IT. n oe
heNeu 'He isHlld4 lheIe VIII nave
ildINeu el'e'1 On u"e u"i"''oH "' tll'
war
Both German and Russian head
quarters are very sparine with infor
nation. All that is definitely known
is that the Russian advance guard
consisting largely of cavalry which
advanced right on g the German
frontier after the battle at Warsaw,
met superior forces Of the enemy and
has been compelled to fall back more
than half the distance covered in the
advance
The Germans are sending very
strong forces of men and guns into
the country between the two rivers
where the hattle must he fought hon.
inc that in rbis confined area the Rus.
slams win not be able TO deplov their
enormous forces to advantage. as they
Ibave done in nractjcailv all the pre-
yious battles
Grand Dp.a Nicholas the Rugsiar
rommander-ia-cbief however. can now
choose his own ground fer the battle
and nrobahlv viii select if as far
from the German lines Of commupicq.
ton as he can.
In Galicia before Cracow and Fas,
Prussia tbe Russians are pushine
their advantage. apparently disregard.
ing tbc fact that their center has
been compelled to fan back. They
also are showing much activity in the
Carpathians. their object being to
prevent the Austrians from retirine
into Hungary. On the fact. it IS
stated, that they have already cut off
eight hundred thousand Austrians.
who will now be compelled, if de-
feated, to retreat westward
In Flanders and France the battle |
which has been going on for thirty |
five days has again developed into an |
artillery duel. and infantry attacks !
which formerly were so frequent, |
have decreased.
This doubtless is due to the inaDl-
ity Of the infantry ON either side to
operate successfully over the muddy |
ground also because of the extended
area which the allies have flooded |
between the coast and DiXmude.
While they are moving men east
ward to oppose the Russians the
Germans are reported to be bringing |
more big guns to the western front, |
having determined to carry out a bls |
gun bCmbardment Of the allies eli
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
Austrians Satisfied.

London. Nov 20.-2:07 a. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Vienna give.
this official statement:
The battle in Russian Poland pre-
crosses favorably According to the
days information our troops have
captured 1000 prisoners, Is machine
suns and several field guns
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
Libau Harbor Closed.

Berlin via The Hague to London,
Nov. 19.-8:42 p. ma war balletin
issued today says:
The German fleet has succeeded in
partially closing the narbor of Libau
Russia, through the sinking Of ships
and also has bombarded important
military positions.
There is no other news Of impor-
tance'
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
CARRANzA MAKESSTATEMENT
Repeats That He is Willing to Resign
and Surrender His Power if Villa
Will Agree to Do Likewise-Sets a
Date For Acceptance.


Washington, Nov o. General
Villas march on Mexico City contin-
ues unobstructed according to official
telesrams today from American con
Su'ar agents accompanying hlih' Two
'Housahu CarIahHa troops changed
'heir allegiance TO NlIIa at Leon the
dlSIatch SAID aAd garrlsonS an along
ihe me are incorporating tnen'
se.Ves IN the via columns
That Villa will reach Mexico CITY
without uullcuI'y IS lHe opinion OF
Ihe American agents VINO say ms
arm IS ven equipped ana hloVlns
WIN scIehuiIlc precision FROM Gar
rama sources however II Is stated
lhat NlIia VIII nave 70 ciasn IN a Ie"
u'Ea WIN I"e uO0.S oI "e'el AIS
Corsgon ana Nonzales' Soulh ol ira
paulo ana near Qoeretaro'
FROM Mexico Oity tne American
government mas received adVices OF
the general uncertainty WIN "nlc'
the situation IS Neciouueo. ii was no.
Dno"n 0here WhstHer General CsF'-
&on Wlt be aoie 10 hoId the cl'F
against the attacks OF HapaustsS III
the south ana Villas FORCES on Ihe
Loit'1
Rafael Iubatau CaFmany, Washing
! ton representative of General Car
ralZa, gave out the following tale.
gram tonight received from Carr8nza
and dated at Cordoba yesterday re-
viewing Carranza's side of the con-
troyersy:
IF was willing to resign as eX-
rressed in a message to General Gen
zales on tbe 18Th These noints we're
i win surrender the mower i'm m,
hands 10 any person whom deem
trustwortbv as for eXample General
Pablo Gonzales
General villa shall deliver the az.
final command of mis- forces TO tbe ad.
ministration in the territory con
trolled bv General Gutierrez Villa
and myself shall both leave the coun-
trv and meet in Havana on November
lbs. The convention of generals shall
convene in Mexico city to select
president of the entire pre-constitu-
'ionaI period. Generals Gutierrez ana
Gonzales shall deliver the command
.pf the troops under them to the newly
selected president. If on the goth Of
November the conditions have not
been complied with. Carranza shall re.
sumo his character as first chief Of
the coustituuonalist army
"To these propositions contained In
Ithis statement Generals Gonzales and
Cbregon answered from Mexico CITY
that they had been accepted in full at
Aguas CaEentes. In effect that was
that Villa and myself were TO leave
the country. the former to surrender
the command of the division ~ tn
north and ! the first chieftaiaship OF
the constitutionalist army as well as
the executive power OF the nation to
the person indicated in my letter
and ultimately this person as well as
General Gutierrez would deliver their
powers to whoever would be selected
Ipre-president OF Mexico.
Accordingly it is false as the press
of the United States reports that |
had been given - hours within which
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
HERE
TO SEE FAIR
GAN" TO NEWSPAPER MEN
AS TOKEN OF APPRECIATION
SEVERAL FEATURES TODAY

Many Prominent Men of the State
have Arrived and viii Be Special
Guests of the Arkansas State Fair
Association on Little Rock Day.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

Washington, Nov. 19.-Forecast for
Arkansas: Fair Friday and Saturday
warmer Saturday
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20
MEET THE HIGH
COST OF LIVING

One way to meet the high cost OF
hVlns is to spend more time studying
the advertisements in your morning
newspaper. In that wax you will learn
where to spend your money Ane get
NE best possible valus.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-20

CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

Mrs. Il. !. ~ipith 81 Mercedes j. a ,i>i-
Tor in brownsville today.
Il. 4. johnson ~ Kansas Cit, ~ among
The arrivals III Ihr Miller hotel.
n. e Frank Of San Antonio Is = bu-i
ness visitor ia thc city i"das. lie = pg
i>tcrcd "a thc Miller hotel.
n n Rodney ~ Kansas city " \ vi>
itor IN The city today.
!. T.. IIcrzog Of GALVESTON H. "
Brownsville today.
Frank Walsh ~ Chicago II registered
IA lhc Miller hotel
4. II. smith ~ Houston !, m ne cir,
lpla,.
n. T.. Brook of 81. oLui~ * e guest
40 the Miller.
Mr. ANIL Mr., Cha- NJ Crook uf cat
skill, mi. NH. are guests M tho Miller.
u. y. p"wrll ~ Dallas j. registered "a
thc San Carlo> hotel.
H. Brown at Kiug~villc is 4 visitor in
the city today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24
TO CLOSE SEASON
BROWNSVILLE AND SAN BENlTu
To PLAY BASKETBALL At IINI,
LINGEN SATURDAY.

The students and friends NJ The
brownsville high school ARE %-r-lil, in
tcrc-trl AMI excited over thr champion
ship basket bali game which ~ tu ~
PLAYED M Htrlingcn nest SATURDAY. The
game i tu be- PLAYED between ihc Browns
willie AMI san Beniio sirls basket bali
teams and will settle the championship
NJ thc Lower Rio Grnudc Inlrr>rhnla>
tic Athletic Association.
The ErnNns.illc team has, defeated all
teams in the VALLEY excepting MrNllcu
aud Ilarlingrn ami has twi rr defeated
the San Benito team. Through the num-
hcr of games PLAYED the local school j.
ia the lead ~ % tn number 40 games
wen. Snu Hcnitu however. has defeated
SOME ni l> opponents ht " larger score.
The officials fur saturday game Viii
~ ~rlrricI fram outside thr Nallrt M
ne Central Athletic committee. The com
miticr will select referees and other ul
iicial> from the basketball guide iu order
that there rtn hc uo partiaiitv
SATURDAYS game viii rln>c thr lir-i
wear ~ organized athlr.ir> in This part
the state.
The lr,> team NJ thr brownsville anil
lIarliugcn school, viii al>, play >1tur
'lay a%itrrnoon. This viii hr lhc SECOND
time these two teams have met the HAIR
linecn team being the %victor> la the first
contest.
M addition M The basket ball games
there viii also hr several track events.
The local school has several entries in
these events and expect ~ hiring home
some of the hunur>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

The rcmodcling IT The registry room
in the pu>l office will probably com
mcncc "a sometime within lhc near IN
turr. u i> planned 10 raise iiic rail aud
registry disk and tu raise tlr level ~
lhr vinrrN.
~ jhr room i~ situated WI present 4
hardship Is worked on both The postal
clerks aud The patrons. The desk T. 80
low that the clerks can not work Wilh"ut
discomfort ai The window j. - ar.
ranged thai Til I'm necessary tu ~tunp ~
urdrr NV ~-- th- t-.,ru Ihc other side. N
", also planned ,u INSTALL ~ufIirirut lock.
cr> ana cash drawers III handle ihr hu>i.
ness 80 the office: bids for making these
improvements will hc called Tor soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24
HOLDING THE MIEEOI;
To PROSPERITY II

. Thl, i~ what ne advertising c"l
o umn~ III this newspaper are doing
{. ever, da, ia the year.
9 The, reflect the business interests
. of this community and more anil
. more are coming 80 reflect national
. activity.
: The, tcil ,nu at y glance iu.i
. who w artiArl, >rrkiug business
. and what the reasons are lnr expect
. inc "a get 70.
. TlprN are the meeting place of
. buyer aad seller.
o Fhr interest they have ~ the
: READER i~ NJ au mtru~rl, practical
: nature. TIrN nut nnlA give tu read
. rr~ Information hut Information ~
. - helpful ,hsrtitrr which directly
. bears ou their Wodc - living and
(. frequently means a saving 81 time
. and money.
. See what The mirror reflects M
. daN Nou viii FIND something there
. thai viii interest ,uu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
To MEMORY OF LATE JOHN W.
IlOYT BN NESTRl OF ADVENT
CIlIkCH

At y called meeting NJ The NcStry ~
The church NJ The Advent. NJ he city NJ
EruNu~,ilIr. TrNl> This tlr 1irl. dal NJ
March 1911. for The purpose NJ drafting
and adopting resolutions in memory 81
The late John W. IIoHt. the following res
ulutiohS were adopted.
~.I;c>olvcd: That we the Junior War.
den lul Nc>try NJ the Church ~ the Ad-
vent. drtm IN unr sad duty tu give cN
prr~>iun uf uur esteem and regard for the
late Honorable John VI. IIu,t. who ~
parted this life ~ the early morning
hour, 81 March 33ud. 1911. aud who. at
the time of his death was our Senior
Warden.
First: That tn mrmnr, ~ Mr.. llnNt
should hr cherished FER hi~ ever rradN
and willing cooperation amd help both
material lul spiritual. iu all The affairs
~ ihi> church: i"r the purity uf spirit
which actuai~l him la AT his affairs
fur his faithful fidelity Is q friend Ca
~ and 10 al who were - fortunate a
In h. counted iu the circle uf his acpuain.
saurt ship: for hi true Hnd unrrring AT.
hrrrur. Nv The doctrines uf Christian
faiihfulnr>~ I'M which hr lived anil died
Second Thai these resolutions w cn
tered ht tirr >,crrtIr, ulou The rrcnr'l-
81 This Nc>trv rs a perpetual memorial
- he virtues e. thr decreased:
Third: Tha, u ,rpN hereof De- rom
mruiraird tu M tamil, ~ he decreased
ana IN thr daily papers WI Brownsville
Il. : POLK. Ir
Secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24

| hereby a%nnounc u, Sclf ~ a candi
date Tor City Marshal ~ the city ~
brownsville al the election "a ~ held
next April. | refer 10 my past record a.
cit, marshal and solicit the support Of
my friends.
Adv. Il. GEORGE toNNok.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24
CITY NEWS

To EHH lHfo- Captain George i. Head
aud Il. III. Weller len Yesterday after
ufon Tor Fan Antonio. Captain Head
ha> gone wv buv an automobile which
viii ~ u~ci for the pnri">c NJ bringing
refugees from the interior 81 MrNiru H.
the border.
BtfaL DuWR Residents of Wo>l
Brownsville and the other OUTLYING pur
tiuu~ NJ the rit, were forced in wade lhr
mud ~ Let tu their work ihi> morning.
The street ear halkrd 81 IT, first "Trip
and could NOT he started until ga
o'clock.
WaHB ip~piiraHf~ The civil >%rrvirr
examination for the position ul rural
letter carrier which w Nv hr held uu
March =. j. r%Nriting \ great deal ~ in.
trrr>t. \ large number ~ applications
tor PERMISSION 10 take the examination
have been filed.
NrW CoHr'fp Mr~>r>. q. n Hill and
IA Y. I;at>rIl have opened = tailoring XII
Establishment ~ Elizabeth street. The
new firm Opened Jts do"r> Yesterday
morning.
Cail'd Ho'iVg-A called meeting of
the p%'arcGt>T Teachers association OF the
Brownsville >rhnni> will lr held at the
high school building Thursday after
noon at \ ~ O'Clock. The meet AZ H. for
the rurp">c NJ discussing ~ entertain
mrui "a lr given ia The near future. \
large attendance is desired.
BUfrh'r R~cprimapd'd Judge Cclaya
This morning I'D The corporation court
rrprimandr,l y hutchrr who had neglect.
"a tu rlrlu The ~lau.htrrhuu>r after eat.
IT, had been Killed IN him. The cuurl
told the offender that the next time hr
was ucslcctful nf hi> duty hr wouId get
in trouble.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-24
WRITE STORIES FOR
MOVING PICTURE PLAYS
New. spare Time Profession fnr Men and
and Women one Man Makes
$500 III SiN Months.

Owing 10 the large number "f new mo
iinn picture thcatrr> which ARE being
Opened Throughout thr %rnuntrt. there AMY
offered iu the men and women nf trlft
" new profession. namely thut nf writ
ing moving picture plays. Producer arr
paving from - a. ~lJn for each seen
ario accepted. upon which they can build
a photo PLAY.
$500 IN SIN MONTHS.
- II only requires \ few hours time tu
construct 4 complete PLAY Won raE rf.ld
lin Soc the immense possibilities in this
work. One man who gave the id,- \
trynut. writes that hr clru~l $500 in ,iN
months u is possible for aH intelligent
person o. meet with equal success.
one feature # the work that should
appeal 10 everyone. H. that thr work may
h. dome IA home IN spare time. No liter
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