consider us.

What, then, can suffragists do for the advertising department? They
can do three things.

(1) Increase the number of readers of the paper.

(2) Read the advertisements we print and patronize every advertiser
possible, letting him know why they do so: and

(3) Unite to bring pressure to bear on advertisers so they will
advertise with us.

Imagine what would happen if twenty suffragists in each city in the
country were to call on the advertisers doing business there and urge
them to advertise in the Journal! They would simply put the Journal on
the advertiser's map!




=Prints and Reprints=

[Illustration: William Lloyd Garrison A Life-long Friend of the
Journal]

"Your editorial in this week's issue deserves a wider circulation. It
ought to go to thousands who are not yet with us. Can you reprint it
for more general distribution?" Such requests have led us from time
to time to reprint something which has appeared in the paper. If it is