Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1926, Page 7

Two years old already SECOND D URING the first six months of 1926, LIBERTY printed more advertising than any other magazine of general character, with the exception of the Saturday Evening Post. THE use of space by man; of the largest national ad- vertisers has made this record possible. Of the 67 companies in the August 14 issue, 32 are full page advertisers. Manu- facturers have learned from ex- perience that LIBERTY'S readers are responsive. Those appearing August 14 are: Alexander Hamilton Institute The Barbasol Company Beech-Nut Packing Co. Bristol-Myers Co. (Gastrogen) Bristol-Myers Co. (Ipana) Bristol-Myers Co. (Sal Hepatica) Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Campbell Soup Co. Chrysler Sales Corporation Cincinnati Ball Crank Co. The Comer Mfg. Co. ‘The Crosley Radio Corp. Curtiss Candy Company Cuticura De Luxe Equipment, Ine. Durant Motors, Inc. Famous Players-Lasky Corp. The Fisk Tire Co. The Fleischmann Co. Gem Safety Razor Corporation The Get Gey-Jung Co. Gillette Safety Razor Co. Glo-Co Company, Inc. Gordon-Van Tine Co. Gouraud’s Oriental Cream Guide Motor Lamp Mfg. Co. Hannibal Pharmacal Co. (Neet) Harley-Davidson Motor Co. A. Hertel Co. facturing Co. 3 ervice Institute, Inc. Hudson Motor Car Company Chas. H. Ingersoll Dollar Pen Co. International Corr. Schools ationl Harvester Company Laboratories 1 Motor Car Co. Kieistone Rubber Co. La Salle Extension University Lever Brothers Co. gL.ux) Liberty Homes Co. Marmola Co. M | this opportunity to become ducts Co. (Chex Soap) ngraving Co. on of America nol Chemical Co. Rhodes Manufacturing Company Sanford Mfg. Co. (Inks) The Scholl Mfg. Co. (Zino Pads) Seripps-Howard Newspapers C. A. Shaler Co. (Vulcanizer) Standard Oil Co. (Nujol) Standard Oil Co. (Flit) A. Stein & Co. o Corporation A MONG the advertisers in 4°X the August 14 issue are 19 using coupons, many of which offer free samples of their merchandise. These ad- vertisers are large, responsible concerns and we urge our readers to avail themselves of familiar with these trade- marked articles. The coupon advertisers are: Alexander Hamilton Inst. See Page 50 B 5 See Page 51 See Page 41 ne Co. an i ‘ut Bldg. Ma- Pharmacal Co. See Page 39 ce & . . See Page 86 Pioneer Products Co. (Chex Soap) g See Page 66 Rhodes Mfg. Company (Kriss Kross Stropper) . . . . . See Page 64 Standard Oil Co. (Nujol) See Page 38 Weil Company ( ucing Belt forMen). See Page83 g. Co. (Fire her) . ......SeePageT1 The H. N. White Company Band Instruments) See Page 64 Williams Shaving Cream See Page 27 Notice! Up to November 1st, 1926, advertisers can contract for e at current rates through the entire year of 1927 when circulation” will be increased to 1,350,000. THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MOXDAY. AUGUST 9. 1926. “WAR BIRDS” The startling, uncensored diary of an American aviator ] The throbbing soul story of a boy-hero. He was killed before he could finish it . . . . . . . shot down behind the German lines. HROUGH a chain of strange coinci- dences, the Editors of LiBERTY are in possession of a revelatory diary which begins publication August 14. Its author is dead—shot down in combat by the Germans and buried by them behind their lines. » “"This is the intimate diary of flaming youth, told as a man talks to himself. It was never written for publication—it will be printed without editing or polishing. Real names, places, events are disclosed— its publication will cause an international sensation. ’ His trip overseas, his life in an English Ground School of aviation, his gay life in London, his battle stories in France—up to the tragic day of his death—all is told with an intimacy that is amazing. Among the famous artists who will illustrate “War Birds” is Clayton Knight, the friend and companion- in-arms of the young flyer who wrote this unparalleled narrative. Like the diary’s author, Knight was shot down in flames behind the German lines, but escaped — seriously wounded — from his burning plane and was taken prisoner. Heremained in German hospitals until after the Armistice. Celebrated artists who will contribute other pictures include Will Foster, Frank B. Hoffman, C. H. Tafts and Gerald Leake. Not all is grim war. Released of every-day conventions, our hero was a gay bird in a flock of gay birds—wine and women eased the hero’s numbered days. With death luring them to the supreme sacrifice, he and his companions seized the cup of life and drained it to the last drop. His days. and nights of revelry are not glossed over but divuiged in a thrilling man- ner which makes even “What Price Glory” seem somewhat tame. - alLiberty A Weekly for the Whole Family The most amazing war document ever published Yet with all its startling exposures, it is a true diary. While published anonymously, the Editors of LiBERTY have all the evi- dence of its authenticity. To begin the first paragraphs of this diary is to read it all. It holds you spell- bound by the sweep of its power.. Buy a copy of LiBERTY today. Read the first installment of “War Birds.” Out today A net-paid, over-the-counter and newsdealer circulation of more than 1,100,000 copies every week“