The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1918, Page 10

PARTIE 0 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4s, 1918, Re MEN WHO MAKE ian the cae ve In Conference To-Day at the Waldorf-Astoria 4 to their very existence. | and just as effective, permeated the| entire second floor of the well-known caravaneary, sending out an odor of the composing room that made the famous editor ef the Kootenai Valley —_— BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GitIns 3. @ Fulton Strect, Brooklyn . 6446 9-O94-69464648.4 6.44 0084044 ‘Times feel as if he were breathing the ‘atmosphere of his own stable sheet, Sdi rt distinguished for its features, And Editors and Publishers of the when he scraped the mud from his United States Came for | Alpine boots and tangoed into the + ’ | Waldort, there were his old pals from | @ = Big Convention. the West who had worked with him in the days when the Comstock lode DAY WORLD WANTS Well, they're here! ‘The edit: 4 was “payin’ big.” WORK MONDAY WONDERS putitsiors trom every part of the And that scroen of noxious ether was the emoke from overheated sinc, which is termed “skelter” by the men} who drive the Iinotype tanks, But in any y had the moiten metai heated to @ hi, 00006 34-59866 PHT TE ANNOUNCE An 3. 2993-88 Extraordinary MNP Frans MAC LENNAN ToPERA THREE BROOKLYN STORE: pitch, for the | n Kast since 333 fellows who had not Sale of e M the war began and were looking for| Srare s 4810-4812 the latest in compowing room time WANA Sth Ave. weavers, | cob By ‘Take the word of the managing e4- \ ant Soe itor of the Sugar City Gazette, who| dours 3} Cloth Capes Brooklyn. after an hour's coughing and fuming | we RTHAM at gazed into the depths of the latest ‘OR: improved monotype and still had hope. pa FWwoRrtm So when the notype salesman | AR. Fulton St. Cor. of Bridge St. * Ab Subway Station, Dreoklyn. started his rhetori all Col. Luke Lea, who is | time Nabob of the Nashville Tennes. st of the! ? |ecean, could do to keep from making | 3. ELBERT A Sak ER > LEVEL FRANK FE GLASS PiFIN DEALER BIRMINGHAM- EWS , 4 Nice Pees AAPA —— | f | 22.00 Attractive Models a high dive into the hot lead. Of course the Colonel is not afraid of hot stuff, because he uses a lot of it on his sheet. Strange how an editor will |listen to @ salesman who does not |know “news.” For the benefit of the boys who are making their first trip to the big city, let them here take | heed. If Mike De Young, known from Archangel to Topolobampo aa the owner of the San Francisco Chrontele, were present he would bear the state ment out. It is and has been the secret of his success, Never lasten to a salesman, They are always wrong. But @ reporter, or @ cartoonist, or a feature writer'can “get by” even if he is known as a sophist without con- solence, But it's theese mechantcal “Nervit" who get out the newspaper; they save Mr. Editor and Mr. Publisher many dollars and much worry. When you 0 winding up the marble stairs into the Waldorf and can get by Oscar, you find yourself in the midst of a great array of composing room pot tial energy and, barring the pre the editors and publishers feel v much at home, It smolls just like the old home paper. If you mingle with your colleagues the chances are ten to one you will meet Vic Hanson of the Birmingham News, considered by the elite in the newspaper pastime as the best pub- Sct sear it hie Igher that ever handled a thirty-six] will be hobnobbing with the big boss|Newspaper Publishers’ Association | the stock of Magnolia Petroleum Com- point slug. Hoe ts there. of the Comanche Vanguard over ajbas @ serious mission, The abnor-| pany and owns this stock now. | The Coming to the Metropolis every year| goblet of recuperating elixir. The| mally high price of newsprint paper | Complaint alleges that the effect of this Vic, benefiting by the knowledge he| price of nowsprint paper is paltry|1!s one of the questions that will un- | Scduisitte f stock may be to lessen gains here, slips back to Alabama,| compared to the worth and quality|doubtedly come before the members | SUbstantially | competition between the Every year he dictates a new business e latter. Don’t forget that, Mr. of both organisations. Cae of thal Se policy. But it is always the right] F sher. editors stated for publication that if| ce, uainan Cathe anes business policy; thus his success.) If the temptation has not been too|it continued it would be cheaper to eel ane te caren ote hareee Verily, Vic Hanson is a nowspaper| strong to tarry by the multi-mailer|Ptint the newspapers on vellum, bind | $1,141,448, compared with $6,334,528 for Caesar. machine and watch it turn out 35,000] them in full Levant and have the vol- | samo quarter of 1917, Continuing along the frescoed corrt-| aoaled and addressed papers an hour,|¥mes hand-tooled. Ho said they - dor you will rub elbows with the] then you will succumb to the oratory | Would save money. Medley Gold Mining Company—Re- editor of the Janesville Argus. You| of Hen Pier: Again, thero is the price of postage | Port for year ended Der. 31 showed net] can't mias him because he loc In any event the convention of the! for newspapers in tho Western zones, | ear ciataee aenea eatite part. Probably the Arcadia Associated Press and the American This 18 said to be exorbitant, one | 2.07 @ share earned in 1916, Exceptional Values Wednesday in These For HOODOO OOHS Women and Misses publisher declaring that it would cost » |$24 a year to mail 366 copies to a subscriber in San Francisco, Such matters will bo taken up and dis- cussed at length | 4 The ioclated Press holds its first 3 session of the annual meeting in the hotel at 11 o'clock, A luncheon will » | be given at 1 o'clock, The Publishers’ nm S » ) |Assoclation holds tis annual session | Special Values for Wednesday in the Waldorf at 10 o'clock in the; = nee > |morning. This convention will last} all week, Swagger New Capes Fashion's Latest Gift to At Two Special Martin AUOWRIGHT DE TROT Joupar, To. k00 BiAog NEWwARik STAR EAGLE —_-¢—— WALL STREET GOSSIP. 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