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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

Mr.. W. R. (Bob) Fowler, who has
been confined to his home foT sew
eral weeks with an attack of appen-
dicitis, is able to be outr .
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. l. Myhr, Pastor.

Services fourth Sunday at II a.
IN. and z p. m. Sunday School each
Lords day at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Harvey Carroll. S. S. Supt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

Mr.. Charlie McGill and family
motored from their home in East
st. Louis, arriving here last week.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

C. P. CHURCH.
Rev. Reed, Pastor.
Preaching every first Sunday at
II a. m. and Z p. m. Sunday school
each Sunday morning at 9:45.
]. N. Trentham, S. S. Supt.
Mr.. Ned Castleman, Asst Supt.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16
TO OF
WeakIey County,


Owing to sickness in my family, have been de-
tanned at home for two weeks during this campaign
and have. on that account failed to all OF the
voters take this opportunity to say to you that
have not seen that will appreciate your support IN
the coming election want the office because neeo
the proceeds. If you doubt my ability or my moral
character see any of my acquaintance in any part
of the county. Kindly consider my case before you
cast your vote on next Saturday. wish to thank the
voters of the county, both men and women whom
have seen during the campaign for their many kind
nesses and encouragement accorded me.
Yours respectfully,
ROSCOE PARKS.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16
THE PRISCILLA CLUB


A unique and enjoyable meeting
of the Priscilla club was held on
last Thursday afternoon with Miss
Reba Oliver at her home on Church
street, when she entertained the
club with a Chinese party. Each
guest was seated around the room,
each writing a story on a trip to
China in cart, Mrs. William Ross
writing the most interesting one.
The hostess served rice in the
wooden tray and paddle. Pictures
of the crowd were made while the
rice was being served. Music rem
dered by Miss Catholine Manley
was very much enjoyed. The roll
was called and answered by the
name and autor of some book. The
hostess then served cream and
cake, assisted by her mother and
Miss Eunie Jones. Those enjoying
this charming hospitality were the
following club members: Misses
Estelle Holmes, Clara G. Smyth,
Artie and Ruth Carlton, Virginia
and Ethel Edmonston, IRIS Nc
Corkle, Sybol Horton, Mary Sue
and Lottie Smyth, Catholine Man
ley, Eunice Jones, Reba Oliver,
Mesdames Henry Scott, M. E. Fan
ming and William Ross.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

When you feel dull and listless
with perhaps dizziness or heartburn,
bad breath, vertigo (blind staggers)
or the bowels do not act right, you
need WALLACE'S LIVERADE.
For sale by Alexander & Brasfield.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

The Best Advertising Me-
dunn for Gleason Merchants
in Weakley County. =.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1921-09-16

GLEASON CHURCH DIRECTORY
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Demand for Dwellings
Grows With Flat Scarcity
Mrs. L. S. Kohnstamm Sells
House in East 7lst Street
TO Physician

Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. l.. s
kohnstamm the three-story dwelling
1873 East Seventy-frst Street, 17x1o2.2
to doctor for occupancy.
William J, Brown sold to Marv L.
ane Jennie L. Walter the three story
dwelling. 1873 West 12oth Street. 1sx
100.
Porter e. Co. sold for Lulu Thompson
and others to two separate clients for
occupancy, the two three-story dwell
lngs, o5-57 West 10th Street.
Jacob Fl. Falk sold to Martina Thomp-
son so the ree-story dwelling, 127 West
l21st Street. 17x100.
Israel Freidus sold to the +. S. B,
construction Company, Abraham Faer,
Abraham Schmall, Hyman Berkowitz
and Herman z. Rothstein directors, the
three story dwelling, 26 West 12Sth
Street, 25x1O0.
j.. Anthony Minott sold for Mrs.
LUCILLE Slade, 215 West 12eth Street,
three-story dwelling, 18.9x1Oo.
Eliza Blazley sold to Stephen T.
McDufie the three story dwelling 2bs
West 132d Street, 17.1O0.
y, Florence e. Mclean sold to Horatio
Mashlngton the four-story dwelling,
@ay west 139th Street, 32.4x1OO.
n; T. Vaughan sold the four-story
dwelling, As Morton Street, 1SxlOO. to
PROFESSOR William P. Montague for
Lloyd Williams, and to John A. Marino.
IA Mlnetta Street, a three STORY dwell
lhg' l4x10, for Anthony Watson.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Small Flats
Still Rule in
Realty Trading
Sales Announced Yesterday
Cover a Wide Territory
in the Upper and Lower
Sections of the CITY

Barnett Levy and Simon Sinderba I'd
sold for the S. X. ]. Realty Company
to Louis Norman the seven story ele-
vator apartment 2ol West 112th Street,
26.iixloo, northwest corner of Seventh
Avenue.
Bernard Malone sold to Harry Haran
the ive-story fiat. with stores. 6S5 Co.
lumbus Avenue, southeast corner of
Ninety-iirst Street, 25x75.
The five story fat 434 West Forty
ninth Street, 25x100, is to be taken over
by 434 West Forty-ninth Street. inc.
with n. Harris r. Sprague and r.
Buckley as directors. Title is held by
Edith NJ. c. Smith
The Ararat Realty Corporation pur-
chased $50 and 232 West 1osth Street,
six-story apartment Negotiations
are now pending for a resale. Francis
Dovale was the broker.
The T.. J. Mas Realty Company sold
for Henry Stern the six-story elevator
apartment 237 and 239 West 107th
Street, 50x1o0, to Olga L. Kovaleff.
Stephen c. Clark sold to st. Tim
othy's Community Center the four
story fat and store at 214 East 111th
Street, 25x100.l1.
Joseph P. Day and another sold to
Salvatore Logalbo the five-story tene-
ment and store 393 First Avenue north
west corner of Twenty-third Street,
2A.sx75.
B. Bloch sold for N. Grabenheime
the two five-story apartments 529 and
5S1 West 145th Street to A. Palermo.
Nehring Brothers sold for Steinberr
4 Pekoik to the 8 West Thirtieth
Street Company (M. Fcrman presi-
dent) l29 and A31 West 214th Street, a
ive-story apartment. 75x1O0.
Tillie Steigbigel sold to Herman Mer-
melstein the three-story tenement 746
Sixth Street, 22x97.
Frederick Weinberg sold to Paul and
Louis Demartini the fve~story tene-
ment and store 81 and 36 Carmne
Street, 40x70.
Max Hirsch sold to Frank Gulmy and
Austin McSweeney the six-story tene-
ment and store AZ Gouverneur Street,
24x1o2.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Sales of BROOKLYN Houses

The Martin Company sold for Addi-
son Wheeler to Robert O. Deyer the
ffo2ur-story dwelling at 20 Monroe
Place.
The Bulkley & Horton Company sold
io4 Lefferts Place, a four-story dwell
poration
The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Alex Silverman the one-familv
dwelling at 504 Elton Street.
|. Salzberg sold~for II. Brunberg to
|: Schor the cottage 100x1OO at 1876
Forty-eighth Street.
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc, sold 149
and 151. st. Marks Avenue, two three
story dwelling, 40x131, for Theodore
Lutkins and others.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
More Business Firms
Change to New Location

Pcase & Gilman leased for the Bar-
ron Realty Company to Wellington.
Sears & Co. the story building at
szo and 322 Church Street, southwest
corner of Lispenard Street; Offices in
tne old Hotel Manhattan to the Cal
eut1a burlap Company; the store and
parlor floor 13 West Forty-eirhth
oa,eet 10 John j. Morrow, decorator;
SWn;csS W;' az 437 Fifth Avenue to Edwin r.
Mixer; " moor at 144 Fifth Avenue to
>. Hub'n; Offices at 1O3 Park Avenue
TO the American Jewish Relief Com
rM.aseee; floor at Sc West Forty-fifth
nlreet 20 the Financial Reference Blu
1eau; the parlor floor at 12O West Sew
enty- second Street to Anne and
MARIE MA Schumacher; the parlor floor at
IA west Scventvflfth Street to e.
trace bramhall; floor at "a White
aa1i nt '.eet to vandergrft & Co.; Offices
az ~ Maiden Lane to Mas L. Cedar.
and an store at 43 Lispenard Street to L.
MAsanowitz. W IL
9 r. frederick Fox & Co.. Inc. leased Of
nces M in the new Fox Building. 297
N madison Avenue, southeast corner ne
rsorty-first Street, to Edwin c. Conrad
q 20, insurance; also offices at $50
4"Suison A,Sal Avenue to Henry T. Child.
nloert 8. Ashfofth, Inc, has leased
No. " - LtDerty Street to the
New Process Chemical Company. Inc,
and to L. c. Webster & Son. Inc '"'''
spear q Co. leased the eleyen-storv
building 33 and 35 West Twentv-sey.
enth Street to the Ohio Export Tad
ing Company, Mendelson Bros. Inc.
"a JACOB Duberstein, Fedora Costume
Company, Inc; F. B. C. Cloak Company.
Lapkin & Belink, Diamond & Jacobson
Ma novsnce Cloak and Suit Company.
pp;ornlngslde Art Embroidery Company,
Manufacturing Company. Inc. -'''''
The Frank L. Fisher COMPANY ,.asoa
through Carstein & Linnekin, Inc.,
space at 2l Park Row to George G.
Dean and through Brown, Wheelock &
Co, space at 45 William Street to
brandlsh j. Carroll jr.
.: Arthur Fischer leased to FLORENCE
g. hassen the store and basement at
oVo "esI forty-second Street for five
The M. Rosenthal Company leased -
the La Grand Costume Comnanv o tbe W.
tenth hoor at 81 and "a East SEVENTY
nrst Street; to the Prospect Girl Coat
Company the eleventh floor at 81 and
81 West Twenty-e eighth Street: to
Rablnsky the store and basement at 40
est IWenty-eighth Street. and to
David Klein the fourth floor at 40
eSt 1wenty-seventh Street.
smith & LeBarbier and Frankcl &
Neuwirth. lawyers, leased Offices in the
berkeley Building, 10 West .44th Street:
r. A. Burdett & Co., Inc, architects.
leased ry space in the Central Building, 25
y West Forty-fifth Street; also. Ryan,
Hetfernan Down, lawyers,
Cross & Brown Company, with Bilt-
more Realty Corporation, leased execu-
tive Offices in the new sixteen story
building recently completed at Is West
Ihirty-seventh Street to the adyertis-
ing concern of Spencer Lay Company.
Cross & Brown Company also leased
space. in the same building to the
Standard Carbide Sales Comnanx.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
CHANGE OF NAME
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following resolution Was adopted by the
Inc:
Resolved. By the Board OF Directors OF
Rtckard and Sloan. Inc, at meeting d,;.y
convened this 18th day of March. 1921
that It is desirable that the corporate name
of tho said Corporation should be Changed
Rickard and Company. Inc. for the follow~
ing reasons, TO wit: Clifford A. Sloan, whoae
name the Corporation bears has severed an
connection he ever had officially and A. =
stockholder With said Company, and that
ne u now engaged in other pursuits
Therefore It 10 resolved By the Board Of
Directors that application for an order Of
the supreme Court to authorize the said
Company 10 assume the name Of Rickard
and Company. Inc, be made In the. manner
required by law. and that the President be
ana he Ia hereby directed TO sign and
verify proper petition for that purpose
and to ark the corporate seal thereto
JULIAN GRAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
X e al E ate News

six-story modern apartme.t ~ 5sn
East l5sth Street. 3Sxlo0.
rlans have been filed for a i've
story apartment at the northwest cor
hes hs OF Macomb's Road and Feather
ps';,a; pea Lane, ls2xs4, by the Habrog
buildlng Corporation, Solomon Getten-
oerg president Ch.rles Kreymborp.
ssrccnatect, s,cn ndec, estimates the cost at
Edward II. Burger sold the Ave
story apartment 2T4 East 1e4th Street,
corner OF Bainbridge Avenue to a
Alexander Sellin and .,ayid Mint
Tesoid ,cs to Isador Bencnson, the lot, 25x
loo, at the northeast corner of Fox
anu Home streets, on which stores
will be erected.
Calm & Calm sold to Michael
family dwelling. 22x7s. James Henry
and M. Ienning were the | -okers
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
S25O,OOO Loan on Realty

loaned to Thomas Healey s25o.ooo for
ten years at per cent on the Higgins
estate property at the northwest cor
ner of Broadway and Ninety-fourth
Street, extending through to Ninety
fifth Street and West End Avenue
which he leased from the estate year
ago for 200 years. The Broadway and
Ninety-fourth Street corner has been
improved with a four-story business
building.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
100000 Rental for Garage

The Garage Realty Company leased
for Geiger. & SaisDerg, through the
Harris Exchange, the garage 102 to LOG
West 10th Street for twenty-one years
st an aggregate rental of $500 900. The
Garage Realty Company and M. H Gail
lard & Co. negotiated the purchase of
the lease from the former lessee for
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Newlin Estate Sells Pearl Street
Realty Owned Since 1903

". f. Dean e. Co. sold for the
Poughkeepsie Trust Co;-pany as sub
ssituted trustee for Elizabeth V. New
i'm and Girard Trust Company of
Philadelphia, as executor and trustee
TOR Delaney V. Newlin, the ve-story
building 321 Pearl Street, 24x1O0. 1t
had been in the Newlin family since
1903 and was always held free and
clear.
II: P. Vaughn sold the two-story
stable % Jane Street, 24x74, 70 Joseph
j. Fitzhenry for P. Christie Tehuae.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
BUYS Home in Bronxyille

Fish & Marvin sold for William
Adams his property at Sussex and
Hamilton avenues, at Bronxville, to
c. J. Roesser, of G. W. Miller & CO. The
property was held at s35,0OOs The
same brokers rented for Mrs. Presley
Park known s as uSeS Grey Gables M Ia"if":t to H. J.
Mahin, of this city.
The Robert B. Farley organization
has sold for the estate of William B.
Rice a plot in the Bryn Mawr Park sec
tion of Yonkers to Albert A. Egli, of
Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Plan Another Garage for Bronx

Carucci & Wolpert closed negotia-
tions for the erection of two-story
garage on the east side Of Intervale
Avenue, between Westchester Avenue
and 165th Street. 1t viii be on plot
approximately $1,000 square feet. The
deal, involving about 100000, was ne
gotiated by John M. Thompson. Her
man Froob represented the builders.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Invests in Flushing Dwelling

The Halleran agency, Of 63 Broad
way. sold for the f. r. & c. Company
of Flushing the two-family dwelling
III Congress Avenue, Flushing, oOx125,
to William Webb.
Karl Reuter- purchased a plot at
Twenty-third and State streets, Broad
wayFlushine. from Louis H. Flete-
meyer, through j. Albert Johntra. Mr..
Reuter- owns the adjoining property.
Albert c. Ashforth leased to William
II. Woolverton the place belonging to
Mrs. Fredericka Schmidt at Elm Point,
Great Neck
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Deal Pending for Pasadena
Apartment. ON Broadway Corne,

The Pasadena, a twelve-srory apart
ment with stores at the southwc est
corner of Broadway and Sixty-frst
Street, is being leased for long term
by the owners, the COLUMBIAN R atty
Company, to the 10 West Sixty-fi. st
Street Corporation, formed at Albany
Thursday with capital of 100000
and having l. Teitelbaum, M. Ecker
and D. M. Kahan as directors. ~he
structure fronts S7.3 feet on Broad
way and 81.6 feet on Sixty-first Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Bainbridge Avenue Flat Sold

Edward Fl. Burger sold the fiye-story
corner apartment house at 274 East
194th Street, corner Of Bainbridge Ave
nue., to an investing client of Herman
A. Acker The building contains twenty
apartments of three, four and six
rooms. Mr.. Burger recently sold the
adjoining corner to Alexander D.
Adams. BY this sale the block front
has been sold.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
East 34th Street Building
Sold and immediately ResoId

Louis H. Low and Charles Wynne
sold the five-story building at 14O East
Thirtyfourth Street, 25x130.95, east of
Lexington Avenue. The purchaser, F.
Levinthal, Immediately resold the same
to David Schwartz. Bryan L. Kennedy
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Large Apartments Planned
For Corner Sites in Bronx

The Benenson Realty Company resold
the plot, 100x10o, at the northwc st
corner OF the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and 10th Street to the
poration. Louis Kiosk, Barnet Brodsky
and Alexi Romm, directors. The new
owners will improve the site with a
fve-story apartment, which is esti
mated to cost 100000. The Benenson
Realty Company has also resold the
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
REAL EsrATE-sAIE OR RENT
BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE
FLATBusH

Marlborough Road, $50. near Ditme..
ssos7s, one family. electric light. parquet;
$4,000. suitable terms garage: possession
East 18th St.. 415 near Dorchester. 1oY
100. one family. electric light parauet ::
$lS.60o. suitable terms: possession.
East 7th St.. 641, near Ditrnas. s1x12o.
two family, Al condition; suitabie terms
Bargain, &i2,60O
Moore. 1908 Cortelyou Road Open SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY the Grace Of God. rrea and
Independent.-To DR.. SERGE vORONOFF.
the husband; MARIAN BARBARA de
PREF. EVELYN FRANCIS FRANCIS
FRANCIS. Jr., EGERTON l.. WIN
THROP, Jr., executor and trustee under
the will and FARMERS LOAN q TRUST
COMPANY, named as snbstitutionary cx-
ecutor and trustee under the Will of
EVELYN BOSTWICK vORONOFF. do
ceased. SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS EGERTON T.. WINTHROP
Jr.. who resides at io9 East elst Street
Borough OF Manhattan, the city of New
York. has lately applied 10 the Surrogatcs
Court of our County of New York. to have
both real and personal property. duly
proved the last Will and testament Of
EVELYN BOsTWICK vORONOFF. who
was at the time of her death a resident of
the City Of Paris France, deceased
THEREFORE,. You and each OF you are
cited to show cause before the Surrogates
Court of our County of New York, al the
Hall OF Records. In the County of New
York. on the 1ith day of April, one thou
halfpast ten o'clock In the forenoon Of
that day. why the said will and tes.a-
snent should not be admitted to probate
as will Of real and personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal OF the Surrog ates Court or
the said County Of New York 80 be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS. Honorable John p. cohalan
Surrogate OF our said County OF New
York. at said County, the 9Th day OF
March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty-one
IL. 50 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk or the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

Kew GaFoens and1 family homes: accessible, IS Is
p;chuord u;lI delightful residence section
nlCHluHu nlll CTS rooms all i1npvrnts
Inspect them a once. CLASSIC CONSTRUC-
TION CO., Myrtle and 18th St: also Saith
av. and i15th st. Richmond Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Sale of Morristown House

Eugene " Welsh sold for Harry G.
Anson the dwelling 81 Walker Avenue,
Morristown, N. j., to Joseph W. Frai-
kin.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Open Sundays.
Long Hslana'

ALONG THE GREAT SOUTH gAY
Attractive Houses to Rent;
Desirable Properties for Sale.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS.
Babylon, l.. I. Teierhons -
FOR sALE-AT BAYSHORE. r., 7 a,
room house, about twelve cultivated
acres; nicely shaded; high elevation Bar
gain; $4,000. DONELLAN, 14o Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
18 Acre Gentleman's Farm.
On. Th;. "ad- Out

Go See II To-day, Any Day
- Paramus Road (Franklin TnrnptKe,
Gardener always on premises 'iseas; lfai
house. 10 rooms. bathroom: eiectricitr.
some parquet foors steam, newly. deca~
rated and exterior painted. electricity in
gardeners house and barn all outbuNdangs
including garage, pump house. chrker
house. newly painted: very sightiy 3awn.
shade trees. shrubs vines. large orchard
just trimmed. 400 feet black and white
grape vines land now being piowed, except
small portion woods and pasture. brook
Price includes horse. COW, chieBeHs, two
wagons and implements. ExoeedingIy at
tractive place, among good nefghbors
Price only so5 900, away under coste Co
see It, ask for Bender Farm. pirotos. de-
tails. Ghegan Levine, 123 Kingston az.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
TO let FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

OFFICE with telcphone) to subet mod :
ern once building; rent $56; Union So.
Call Stuyvesant 4499, between IL and 10 NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

More Space for Stock Brokers
Haywood, Brooks e. Co., stock bro
kers, have found it necessary to rent
additional space at 149 Broadway, ow-
ing to increased business.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
Connecticut

SOUND BEACH, CONN.-Beautiful build
ing site, l0Ox8o0 feet. All good high
ground. Near the water On trolley line.
Main street. 10 minutes from depot.
FRANK NJ. LOCKWOOD.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
APARTMENTS TO LET-FuRN1sHED
Manhattan
Brooklyn

BEAUTIFULLY furnished, 4-room apart
ment; finest section in Flatbush; rent
1926 month. Miller, phone Flatbush 5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26

SEEING IS BELIEVING. Come to-day.
Attractive homes, $500 and up. Largest
suburban home listing. George 3. Hitch
cock Inc, Bogota. n. j.; telephone Hack
ensack 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-26
New Jersey

A6BURY PARK, Allenhurst. Deal, Ocean
Grove, Bradley Beach and vicinity; de.
srable summer cottages for rent furnished
FOR sale. furnished and unfurnshed; com :
plete list. Harrington 8: Cunningham.
Asbury Park N T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
Tells OF COMMUNITY ADVERTISING
AT BANQUET OF AD CLUB LAST NIGHT

looking to the proper community ad-
vertisng to develop and to increase
that valuable asset to every COM
munity--the visitor and the tourist.
with a limited amount of money TO
spend it has been necessary for us to
spend our advertising money where,
per dollar expended we could secure
the greatest results.
THE visitor is not attracted to Colo
RADIO because of the beauties of Dem
Yer and Estes Park, or because of the
humming steel mills and factories OF
Pueblo or the gold mines of Cripple
Creek or the charms Of the Pixies
Peak region, quite so much as he is
sold on Colorado as a whole.
newspapers were selected as Of
fering the best medium, concentrated
in the territory in which careful check
and study had shown most OF our
tourist travel originated. Every ad-
Ivertsement was keyed and all in
auiries directed to the Colorado
Springs Chamber of Commerce. Every
inquiry received a careful detailed let
ter in which the questions were defi-
nitely answered and literature sent.
Tourist travel is desirable and we
know advertising will help us get 1t.
ITO you advertising men of Pueblo,
then, ! would say, community adVer-
tising is not a contribution but an in
vestment. 1t has delivered the goouS
for us-and it can be made to deliver
the goods to you"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

Thursday evening, the Pueblo Ad
club gave dinner at the Minnequa
club house, with between 20 and %
members of the Colorado Springs Ad
club as guests. number of local
persons were also invited.
Pierce Woods. Colorado Springs
Chamber of Commerce; E. L. Jackson,
secretary of the Colorado Springs
Chamber of Commerce, and II. A..
Fawcett advertising agency. addressed
the meeting.
Community Advertising" was the
subject of Mr.. Fawcetts address. He
told of the experience Of his COM
munity in securing tourist travel and
business thru concentrated advertis-
ing. Among other points he made the
following:
That this group of business men is
interested in community advertising
goes without saying. One cannot be a
successful advertising man without
being a business man, and, at tho same
time, the number of successful busi-
ness men who can do without adver-
tising these days is comparatively
few.
I'VE, in Colorado Springs. have been
doing community advertising and do
! ing it successfully for the past six
years. You. in Pueblo, are thoroly
awake to the splendid asset you have
in the newly opened San Isabel Forest
recreation land. Likewise, you are