The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-12

those OF every walk OF lie, 1lnd Il
stimulant in his sparkling comments;
his brief refreshing style Of writing
Highest Paid Editorial rWiter.
Mr.. Brisbane is know as the
, highest paid editorial writer IN the
world" His editorials are the only
ones which are telegraphed. and print
I'd simultaneously on the front pages
of many Of the country's largest
newspapers. Here are a few OF the
comments of Omahans to whom his
works are known:
George Brandeis OF the Brandeis
store: Il was much delighted when !
read that Arthur Brisbane's editorials
are to appear in The Omaha Bee. Mr.
Brisbane is a marvellous writer, and l
get the keenest enjoyment from read
ing his editorials.
District Judge Charles Leslie: Il
believe Mr.. Brisbane ranks as one OF
the really great editorial writer's of
his time. The readers of The, Omaha
Bee are 10 be congratulated on the op-
portunity afforded them to read the
products of man who has attained
SuGl lame III HIS Glio6tii AltA'+ -
pect to enjoy his editorials greatly.
Calls 1t Education.
County Judge Bryce Crawford: i
certainly congratulate The Omaha Bee
on its enterprise in obtaining the edi-
torials of Arthur Brisbane. Ill en'
Joy them, and I'm sure it will be an
education. and a pleasant one. for the
community to have them published
here
John NJ. Glib. president of Cen
tsal Labor union: Il have heard of
Arthur Brisbane. and III certainly
look forward to reading his edi-
torials.'
Rev, y. II. jerks, pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian church, Il have
road Brisbane from time to time, and
III be much interested to read him
q gain when he begins to appear In
The Omaha Bee.
Perfect Construction.
II. II. BaIdrige. attorney: Il haze
read Mr.. Brisbane's editorials in both
The Washington and Chicago papers.
lhey are not only remarkably IN
teresting, but also instructive. They
are written so that The readers can
ct the pith of the thought advanced
IN a very short time. and their con-
struction from an editorial standpoint
seems to me almost perfect.
J. A. Lochray. editor OF The Md
West Labor News Il shall look for
ward with much interest to reading
x,ffforfa1e an6
gratulate The Omaha Bee on its Ell
terprise in ACQUIRING the work os
such n noted writer
Avomen's division of the Chamber OF
{ ommeice: Il have heard so much
: bout Mr.. Brisbane's editorials that
am convinced III enjoy them greatly.
III look forward eagerly to seeing
them in The Bee.
Knows His Ability.
Mavor James Dahlman: II know OF
Arthur Brisbanes 5 ability as a writer
aud will await with interest the De
.-inning of his daily column in The
Rec. 7 believe It will be feature
that will win general approval.
Miss Belle Ryan. assistant super
istendent OF schools Il know OF Mr..
brisbane and ] consider his works OF
real merit I believe the press IS the
greatest influence for either good or
bad. and am glad 10 see any move
" hich tends TO give the people better
Things through the press"
T. L. Davis. vice president OF the
First National bank: Tin glad YOU
are going to get the Brisbane editori'
ais. Omaha is certainly big enough
for such an important newspaper. J
will look forward to reading them as
they appear"
Knows Arthur Brisbane.
Rev. Paul Calhoun, pastor OF the
central United Presbyterian church:
Il know Arthur Brisbane, and I'm
sure III enjoy this opportunity OF
reading his editorials. The reactions
of such man as Brisbane to current
events are Of much interest. even
though one may not always agree
With him"
!. David Larson. commissioners oil
the Omaha Chamber OF Commerce;
"Brisbane's editorials are not only
good. but they are TO the point.
Miss H. Bellman. secretary OF the
Earl Casey. superintendent OF the
Omaha Refining corporation: TN de
lighted to hear that The Omaha Bee
Is going TO run Mr.. Brisbanes Ell
torials when / came here from Ihi'
eago last September | was disap
pointed to find that no Omaha paper
was rupning them. 1t has forced nc
and three other men who came from
Chicago to buy not only the ornaha
lapers but Chicago paper. too, 50
we could read Brisbane. I'm sure
there must be many other brisbane
fans in Omaha, and that there VIII
be thousands more, when his editorials
begin in The Omaha Bee"
! j. +. Daley. general manager OF
the Burgess. Nash store: II consider
Mr.. Brsbane's editorials worthy oil
front page space every day. lie de
serves the attention OF everyone