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HOUNDED, GANGS
INVADE BROOKLYN
Borough Police Fear
Reign of Terror After
New Year's.
COCAINE PEDLERS
TRADE AT SCHOOLS
Qaaaea, Drag Sellers and Pick?
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$90,000,000 CASE
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for the NEW YEAR?
to Wear
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Made by
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American Hosiery Company
22b Fourth Avenue. New York
TO HECKLE MAYOR
ON YEAR IN OFFICE
Legion of Foreign Born
Calls First Meeting of
Its Kind.
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MX) RUN GANTLET
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"Go To It, Adams
The Sky's the Limit!"
HAT'S what we told Samuel Hopkins Adams when we
engaged him to write for The Tribune a blast against dis?
honest and unclean advertising. He will begin in our col?
umns next Monday.
On our records of the men in this country who have hit
the hardest blows for advertising his name stands first
alphabetically and logically. His "Great American Fraud"
series in Collier's gave patent medicine advertising a jolt
that resulted in our present Pure Food and Drug Laws.
But never until now has he had a chance to cover the
whole subject of crooked advertising. His preparation has
extended over twelve years of investigating and studying from
the purchaser s standpoint
He has followed up hundreds of fraudulent advertisements.
I le has spent hundreds of dollars digging up his facts.
His private scrap books are a regular rogues'gallery of big
black lies and vicious little white lies.
We have given Adams an absolutely free hand. Every?
thing that our staff can do to assist him in gathering mate?
rial is being done. Our own liles are as open to his scrutiny as the
files of any other publisher. When a point can be made best by
using a Tribune advertisement, he will use it.
Throughout these articles there will be no attempt at diplomacy. Names
of advertisers and publishers, dates and complete circumstances will be
given.
The Tribune does not print this business news as a self-imposed task of
uplifting the morals of the community. It is not because we think ourselves
better qualified than any other paper to take a definite stand. It is merely
that we know we are as well qualified as any other and also that we happen
to have a desire to be the first to do it.
1 he Tribune's guarantee on all merchandise advertised in its columns has already been
made. These articles are the inevitable sequel. They will begin on January 4th.
ffih c &r ibtme
News
First to Last?the Truth
Editorials Advertisements

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