Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-07

The whole family can be we'll en-
tertained throughout the day with
a copy of this splendid newspaper
With it there is no need for picture
shows or anything Of that sort II
is both interesting and instructing
The musical page delighted me
especially, but l enjoyed it all from
the first page to the last.
DR.. w. w. MEMMINGER-"Crack-
erjaCk," to use a slang expression
is the word that best fits Hearst's
Sunday American. I thought il was
mighty good paper, interesting in
every respect, and a thing that
Atlanta ought to be very proud Of
MRS. JOSEPH BROWN, Wife of the
Governor of Georsia-We were de-
lighted with the Sunday American.
Ii was a beautiful edition, newsy
and bright"
MRS. ROBERT r. MADDOX
thought the Sunday American was
splendid, and great credit to At
lanta. 1t was metropolitan
newspaper.
MRS. WILLIAM A. SPEER-The
Sunday American. / enjoyed very
tainly enjoyed reading It,
MRS. GEORGE M. MoKENzIE-At-
lanta should be very proud of the
Sunday AmriCan. l enjoyed very
much reading such a metropolitan
paper.
GEORGE ADAlR-Hearst,s SUNDAY
American was a fine newspaper. I
enjoyed il very much, indeed, and
thought il a great issue.
CAPTAIN J. w. ENGLIsH-Hearsts
Sunday American was a splendid
paper. l was very glad TO see II
put out. 1t has a great future and
field. The people of Atlanta and the
whole South should appreciate It.
MRS. c. J. HADEN-Hearst Sun
day American was simply excellent.
| wish to congratulate you very
much on the splendid success You
made. Il was just as fine as It pos
sibly could be.
MRS. E. II. INMAN-I am always in
terested in anything new that is un
dertaken in Atlanta. and for that
reason Hearst's Sunday American
meant a great deal to me. II will
be an immense success, I know.
REUBEN ARNoLD-Hearst's Sun
day American was indeed fine pa
per. II is a great credit to its max
ers from one end to the other. /
read it from cover to cover and en-
joyed II all. 1t should be great
help TO the community.
r. r. MADDOX thought Hearsts
Sunday American was splendid. I
was greatly surprised that the first
"a a.
terpiece II more than exceeded tho
expectation of the public, and all
Atlanta ought to be very greatly
pleased at its appearance.
JUDGE w. 7. NEWMAN thought
very we'll indeed Of the initial lssas
of Hearst's sunday American.
J. X, ORR thought Hearsts sun
day American was a great paper
and a. credit to its makers ana IN"
city
DR.. JOHN &. WHITE-I looked for
ward will great interest to the rrst
issue Of Hearst's sunday American.
/ knew the resources At It's com
mand, and the distinction il was ror
Atlanta to be selected as headquar-
ters for such an enterprise. The
paper is extremely attractive in ITS
appearance and local news. II has
great opportunity for doing good
by the teaching Of moral and reh-
glous principles.
CHIEF BEAVERS-Hearst's sunday
American is certainly an up-to date
paper. / enjoyed IL very much. II
is Impossible for me TO describe II
all in a few words. II Is too big.
POSTMASTER HUGH M'kEE-
Hearst's Sunday American is GER
tainly a fine paper. In every way
II expresses the latest thing IN
American Journalism. | enjoyed an
of il that I was able to read. IL
should be a great success and mean
much to the city.
MARION JACKSON was very IA
yorablv impressed with Hearst
SUNDAY American. or At least the
PARTS Of it ! had time 10 read. IHe
paper looked good TO me, ana
should be a great success.
MRS, W. /. PEEL-Hearst's Sunday
American was a very fine paper, IN
deed.
MRS. CHARLES J. HAoEN, Presi =
dent City Federation OF Woman's
Clubs was very much pleased
with The Sunday American. II was
an interesting paper and | was de-
lighted with It.
MRS. JOSEPH II. MORGAN, Presi.
| dent Pioneer Woman's Society and