Judge — September 29, 1928 — page 31: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

for the price of 4 THE AMERICAN MERCURY Edited by H. L. MENCKEN “Come to Arkansas, Mr. Mencken, and get your liver drained.” ESPITE, Or perhaps in part because of, the efforts of D the Arkansas Democrat, in which this appeared, THe AmerIcAN Mercury has 79 subscribers and 264 newsstand buyers in Arkansas which is thus ahead of Maine, Ver- mont, South Carolina, Wyoming and Nevada. What is more, two of our contributors in 1927 were natives of Arkansas and another was a resident. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER 9D issues for $2-°0 We believe that there are many more persons interested in Tuk American Mercury than those who buy it for $5.00 by the year or $.50 per copy at the newsstands. To these individuals we offer this special introductory price of 9 issucs for $2.00 — (6 issues begin- ning October, and the July, August and September issues without addi- tional charge). Purchased individually * Extract from ‘“Menckeniana, A Schimpflexikon" pub- lished by Alfred A. Knopf. on the newsstands, these copies would cost $4.50. With this coupon you get it for $2.00. Mail it now and prepare yourself for a good many hours of lively reading. Good only until December 1, 1928 THE AMERICAN MERCURY 7§0 Fifth Avenue, New York City Please enter my subscription as per your special offer of 9 issues for $2.00. Nat seencessccasneseeerssses comicbooks.com.