The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-06-18
SUBSCRIBERS ARE
| PAYING RESPECTS
Unprecedented Print Paper Condit-
ions, And Parisian Appeals
Bring In Many.

Many subscribers to The Partisan
respecting our recent call for those
delinquent to come forward and pay
up their subscription dues, have re-
ceived their receipts, and have our
thanks for their promptness. 1t was
necessary to limit the time to June
18th for paying up delinquent sub
scriptions because of the shortage
of newsprint paper and the necessity
for conserving it and being sure that
no paters were being mailed that
were not going to be paid for, and
thus be wasted at time when even
much advertising is being left out
from week to week.
And this prompt response from our
subscribers has enabled us to re-run
the mailing lists with only relative
few removals. Thus, The Partisan
now boasts to its advertisers of a
most unusual list of readers-all
paying subscribers, and they are
the only kind that count for the ad-
vertiser and for the publisher. When
reader pays promptly for his paper,
he wants it and it is just such readers
and such only, that are beneficial to
the advertisers. There is possibly
no other paper in this part of the
state that is able to boast of such
list. Those answering our appeal
include. Mrs Demmie Hunt, w H
Clary, R D Caldwell, Frank P'Pool,
u G Davis, w R Walters, w E Scott,
A c Crutchfield, T E Donnell, M J
Hicks, A G Smith, H L Smith, w N
Williams, J H Hastings, J M Rey-
nolds, C Hart, w E Bruce, J E Rum
bley, Barney Taylor, w G Adams, F
M Jackson, ] c Sykes, H S Dumas,
Mrs Julia Peel, J T Davidson, Mrs R
H Willoughby, Walter Trotter, r M
Newport, G. G Redman, Mrs S
Thompson, s A Nichols, ] w Ken
dali, Ida Hill, w F Conger, w ] Sny-
der, R 0 Smith, 7 A Lax, d X Coop
er, w H Work, w Ivie, Ed Work,
L E Burton, w P Moody, E A Prince,
Lewis Cole, J B Culpepper, r L Rad
ford, J H Mccall, M V Potts, Mrs l
b Mccullough, Tom Dowdy, E T
Ewing, c F Hill, R H Pierce, A B
Mitchum, w w Farabough, R A
Johnsonius, H D Hendrix, D G Hill,
d C Russell, Peyt Wynn, w C Rod
gers, J W Storer, ] L Dunlap, R S
Mccullough, Jack Rowe, N S VIM
berly, F M Neese, Ed Simmons, j E
Smith, Geo H Wynns, w B Snyder,
j A Tyler, Len Jones, H w Dowdy,
Edward Green, Mrs w ] Smith, Fred
Travis, G G Cooper, J A Patrick, Fl
A Humphreys, Thos Philburn, Thelma
Howard, George Snyder, G F Robin
son, H C Haynes, C C Dunlap, d B
Dowdy, w A Moody, Fl N Oliver, Sol
E Bell, C W Mathis, W A Patterson,
P A tStockdale, ] F Herndon, F B
Hagler, ] P Lankford, S V Pasehall,
E Looney, Robt Sc tt, D d Dumas,
Jr, I H Haynes, w T Bum, Pat Chill
cutt, E H Blanton, J s Sturdivant,
Joe Neese, w D Gates, Mrs Ada Rum
bley, Mrs Nettie Wisehart, T A Rush
ing, M A Carter, R ] Beasley, P w
Dunlap, W S Tompkins, Geo C Nc
Gehee, Luther Brisendine, Clyde
Looney, Crick Ray, r E Michaeux,
| M Corbitt, H E Owen, j d Dunlap,
Alex Mccullough, Mary Sadler, L M
Bevill, Gus Snow, 7 Atchison, Alvy
Swor, Herbert Dunn, ] H McFadden,
20 E Thomas, Miss Tommie Norman,
] d Coats, H B Allen, G c Willough-
by, James Morris, R w Lindsay, M G
Crawford, w j Holman G C McMur-
ty, Claude Spence, B M Yarbrough,
R B Wynn, Herbert lee, Enloe Mar
tin, j M Gibson, S w Davis, ] d
Olive, Sid Paschall, III B Swinney, w
l. Cobb, Myrtle Harding, ] L Up
church, H w Williams, Rubye Nor
gan, G Crawford, R B Rowlett, B
Culpepper, J f Lamb, I e Pritchett,
Sam Gallon, Caldwell Dumas, w Fl
Coleman, Mrs Lucy Alexander, w A
Puckett, J I Mcclure, Arthur Snow,
j W Jackson, and Joe Rowlett,