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Evening star., 1913-11-29
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate:
Met at 2 pm.

Met at 2 pm.
Democratic conference continued
work on administration currency
bill.
All Philippine nominations. ex-
cepting that of Winfred T.. Dem.
ison.> for secretary of the interior,
reported favorably by the subcom-
mittee.
House:
Met at noon.
Resolution adopted for joint ses-
sion at / pm. Tuesday to hear
President Wilson read his message.
George W. Loft and Jacob Can
tor, New York, and Calvin u.
Paige. Massachusetts, sworn in as
Representatives.
Evening star., 1913-11-29
To Head Harvard Expedition.

LAWRENCE, Kan, November %. =
Prof. W. II. Twenhofel of the department
of geology Of the University of Kansas
received word today that he had been
CHOSEN leader of an expedition which
Harvard University will send to northern
Europe to study rock formations in an eff
fort to determine the relative. ages of
America and the old world Among the
scientists will be, Prof. E. B. Raymond of
Harvard. The party will start. from St
Petersburg next June and will work
throughout the summer in northern Rus
sia. Sweden and Norway.
Evening star., 1913-11-29
Shop Early
For Christmas

Early in the day for your
own sake and the sake of
the clerks.
Early in the season for
the sake OF the friends you
wish to remember. You
can't choose well at the
last minute.
Evening star., 1913-11-29
Wants Fair Inquiry.
May Resume Emigration Business.

VIENNA, Austria, November 29.-The
Austro-Hungarian government. 1t is un-
derstood, is about to grant again to the
Canadian Pacific company the right to
carry on emigra tion business in the dual
monarchy. This was withdrawn recently
in consequence of allegations that the
company's agents were assisting Austro-
Hungarian subjects to evade military
service by emigrating. The restoration
Of the right was. it is said, requested BIZ
the British government.-.---- .----..--e--
Evening star., 1913-11-29
LOSES CITY, KILLS SELF.
Gen. Rabago Commits Suicide After
Rebels Capture State Capital.

MEXICO CITY. November @9.-Lke
Gen. Jose Gonzalez Salas after the bat
tie Of Rellano in March. 1912. Gen. An-
tonic Rabago. military governor of the
Evening star., 1913-11-29
PROBE OF REvELS
ORDERED BY HOUSE
Events Following Georgetown
VIRGINIA Game Held ma
tionaI Disgrace"
JOHNSON INTRODUCES
INQUIRY RESOLUTION
Cooperation Asked in Sitting
Charges Of Promiscuous
Liquor Selling.

An immediate congressional investiya-
tion of the Saturday night revels follow
ing the Virginia foot ball
game, and the charge that liquor was
sold to intoxicated men and to .'boys
and girls" as stated in several news
paper articles published on the days fol-
lowing the event. was asked for today by
Representative Ben Johnson of Ken
tucky. chairman of the District commit
tee Of the House, and Immediately order
ed by the House.
The, Johnson resolution, as presented
today, includes several newspaper arti-
cles and editorials describing the revels.
Mr.. Johnson pasted the clippings intact
upon the paper which he presented to
the House, but carefully struck out with
his pencil the names of persons who We're
arrested by the police and who appeared
in the Police Court as the result of the
celebration.
j Cooperation Is Asked.
The resolution asks that the faculties of
Georgetown and Virginia be asked to CO.
operate in the inquiry, together with the
Commissioners, the excise board and
members of temperance organizations, as
"CA dS iI4uOI IHcH ORGANIZATIONS.
The resolution directs that a subcom-
mittee of the House District committee
institute and prosecute an investigation
for the purpose of ascertaining:
: Whether or not Intoxicating liquors
were dispensed to persons who were al
ready intoxicated. or to boys and girls
in. the District Of Columbia. on or about
the time set out in the newspaper
articles
If the committee shall find that on
or about the occasion mentioned in the
newspaper articles Intoxicating LIQUORS
were furnished" says the resolution.
''the committee shall report who fur
place or places, such liquors were SO
furnished or consumed
Wants Fair Inquiry.
THE committee is. directed before be-
ginning the investigation to ask the CO.
operation of the Commissioners, the
board of excise, the Anti-Saloon League,
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. the local Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation and the faculties of the colleges
named in the newspaper articles to the
end that said investigation may be full,
complete and fair"
In a statement issued from the chair
mans Office 1t is said that. Mr. Johnson
considers the matter a national dis
grace"
Evening star., 1913-11-29
Navy Wins the Toss.

r:e Navy won the toss and selected
the west goal. giving the Army the kick
off. The Army kicked off to the Navy's
15-yard lire and the ball was run back
10 the 3J-yard line before the Array stop
ped the Navy back. Failing made the
run.
The hrst scrimmage resulted in a j.
(Continued or Third Page
Evening star., 1913-11-29
WEATHER.

Continued unsettled tonight and
Sunday, with occasional rains;
warmer tonight
FULL REPORT ON PAGE ELEVEN.
Evening star., 1913-11-29
Yellow Fever Threatens.

Surgeon General Blue of the public
health service took active steps today To
protect the American gulf coast against
yellow fever reported by unofficial
sources at Puerto. Mex. the northern
terminal of the Tehauntepec railway.
Five cases and one death are reported.
and many deaths there are suspected OF
having been due to fever. The same adj
vices. state the British consul at Puerto.
Mex, has been instructed TO concentrate
ALI British subjects in that Vicinity.
Evening star., 1913-11-29

Continued on Third Page.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
SUMMER RESORTS.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES

There viii BE- % cake and c-rf
sale held af the store of Geo T. ...pI
4 Company ou SATURDAY morning
Mrs Albert Whitaker Bel chairman ~
the committee i1 charge and She viii
have assisting her SIR. Gcprgo W.
Woods. Mrs Thomas % Moore. Mrs
Harry Bond and Mrs Reed Baird. to-
foth"r With The BOARD 81 DIRECTOR
registrations for Tho Na.aft1r
home st Hefh8ny arc COMING in and
any % wishing to Join us may reli--
Tor d..-> th" Month but it I- ad,is.
'Io 'hai tHo registrations Do a. carl-
as possible.
tH nUafi of Directors viii moot
Iue day morninr. July i5. for an alb.
day session OF sewing for thc Nlca.
ton home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

last evening, and the effect OF their
speeches is felt throughout both OF
the districts" said the letter. "If
you send McDonough hera. with the
workers that ! already have here. we
are sure to give them a run for their
money
DID Mr.. Sherman know that YOU
were being paid for your work by the
national Association of Manufactu-
rers?' asked Senator Reed.
Committee Knew.
oh, yes" said Mulhall. Il took
orders from the National Committee
almost as much as from Mr.. Cushing
In a letter to Cushing. Mulhall ask.
ed him to get Mr.. Sherman 20 have
Speaker Cannon write to Hon. VIII
IAN Connell' TO get him 10 help the
candidate (Dale) in the tenth Pen,
%nsylvania district.
The fight in the Wilkes Barre. Pa,
district in which DR.. Il. J.. Cobleigi
was the Republican candidate was the
subject of several emphatic letters
in the Mulhall correspondence. In
n TO Mr. C." dated November 4
1906. Mulhall complained about the
total lack of modern campaign
methods in behalf OF Cobleigh.
II has placed his campaign in the
hands OF an egotist here by the name
of DIR. Lake" II said, "and all Lake
boasts about doing is his editorial
writing for the several country news
papers in and around Wilkes Barre
n thousands OF circulars sen hers
by the Republican Congressional
committee are still lying on the floors
OF the county committee rooms. and
not n Of them has been put out. Be
sides this. Cobleigh bought up a lot u
delegates at the June convention fol
certain prices. and those he has not
paid or kept his promises with them
The same day Mulhall wrote 10 DIR
Cobleigh declaring he had done al
that mortal man could do to try e
win this district" nut complaining
about the lack of cooperation on the
part of Cobleigh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
MOOT'S WOOL
Continued from rirs. Page,

tralia. Cape of Good Hope. Russia,
Great Britain. Morocco. Down comb
Ing WOODS and Canada long woods.
Wools Of class , made dutiable at
II cents per pound II secured and l3
cents on cleaned content in the grease
include all hair of the camel. goat,
alpaca and leicester. cotswold, Lin
colnshire n similar long combing
woods Of English blood. Woods OF
class 3. dutiable az : cents per pound
II imported in their natural state AMI
j. cents II secured. include donskoi.
native South American. COrdova. Val.
paraiso. native SMYRNA. Russian
camels hair. Bagdad. China lamb.
Castel branco and woods usually i'm
ported from Turkey. Greece and
Syria.
Drawback Provided.
\ drawback of 20 per cen Is pro.
vided for on woods Of class .. used in
the United States for the manufacture
~ carpets. druEgets. mats. floor rugs.
hassocks. art squares. etc. which
would max" carpet woods practically
free of duty. the duty on woods or
hair OF the skin would be / rent less
per pound. in every case than on tho
wool content.
Manufactured goods and woods ad-
vauc"d beyond tho natural state the
rates Of the Smoot bill are CORES
p%ondiuely lower than present rates.
Tn" schedule contains a provision
That ne rates on raw wool should be
effective November J.. 1913. and on
"ool manufacturer January J.. 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
i2O--A Farm $45OG
FILE 3

= certificate ~ Incorporation vas
fled yesterday win tho clerk ~ ne
county courf for fhe tamca 4. Henry
'0mpany with chief offices a. 1914
Vain tfrrri The company ia fncpr
r1rated a. 10000 and uiU deal Boo Tho
real estate business ON au extensive
The following ff0ckhpIdor.
arr named james 4 Henry. Mary
Do Honr- Alfred Ufrrrr. jane An
''r.on. Henry and Ncihe Nesbift. au
Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
SEALED PROPOSALS

Nonce &c bianufsctursrs JoSbers. Ez,r-
chants Esd Other WhoIosSis DsaierrL
F'l IL Is HEREBY GiNrN. That
We iate Hoard OF Control OF the STATE
p US Uffice at Charleston. Wet Nir-
Tor ~t3rni-hlng supplies FOR the
'NtI"I StSta Institutions. the financial
lNaffgsruent OF which H. vested in saIt
ifuHfd contracts VIA be awarded 10 the
JOY" st ~uil.'rS. qualify considered. n
otier ihsne~ beng sIIal. West "irgnia
etsl'I Will be Slvtn preference.
Lists 81 supplies needed will be fur
hirIei Llddsrt OF receipt Of requests
stating TIE line desired
E'tNED OF CONTROL.
astE Charleston. WeHt Nirgf1iN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES AND GENTLEMEI
DIED
MTL.TrR

MIL Err @-4-Hrr rr., u r1r- a.
.H ",.n.k r w 70 ffr..ft roe ierge
-f"I. IIHIr.. Ifw Grove TUffN III.
,'u "f i'rtns ord I"IIc Miller. In 6is
Funeral rr-f.r.r ar Trrsfrv efsr-r.o,
ff WfII.a Ir.frHa NJ tho family
.n,itri f' attend 1rfcrmcnt 40 Yer. NJ
rIiH cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
HOTEL FRONT ENAC KENTrc

lvv yards from Reach. the most popu-
lar section. between the two famous
llers. central - all attractions. modern
nlSh-class hotel, as good as the best.
capacity zoo. VIII make very special
terms OF -. $40. $3.50. SIS up weekly.
~lnclhdlng large ocean rooms. metal beds,
eiSN atot hatns,. phones. superior table.
with white service. tabl. supplied dir.rt
rom Iarm; pure water. sanitary plumb
ing Tofcaes overlooking the ocean and
IlohrdWaIA. InOkLct. W. L WATTS
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

tcH SAnB Oh TRhpc-A good seven
barn. shsdep lava. ars otter i.nprovs-
Intnts VIII seil cheap. or trade for .
.It.it ssfFn AdarsAs CEaI'sS vi. Miller.
N~Hef"h- - "a 1e-21-u
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another charge ~ % similar .1turc.
% De- AID Howard saieh'et also was
arrested ir poo" aerut, ar Earr,a-
VITO f"r ndinr obscene matter
inr"nfh Oh" mails 90 ia wanted FOO
Nirrinit "n tho charge and VIII bo
taken back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

northern lrstrirt OF. We-f Nr-ln. So
'n tuIs atI dtN of IuIN. \. o.. 1913. ON
f"inift tUf f~"rrEulu- petition. % f
'-Itr'l Ht f"s uTrf fhsf "a hearing
l' nau upon fHr -sIu. on tre sft dav cf
ru-i 4 t. 1913. before said Count at
nf"ifrE. iu sl.I district. ~ ton % rIo.k
D.. f'r forenoon. fnt that NOTICE thereof
|f lIhf. 'i Doc the WhcsIur IufeII.reu-
' ' % r'N T.r printed tr sa.I DISTRICT.
f p f'af 900 trnWu creditors AMI other
g. sous ir interest may appear af tH.
i 'frf" tui place auf ...Iu ,fusa. if
DO. f''N th'. VI 3 fNn PRAYER OF the
f".I lfiIfH. .. TIu uuf ie E.tufsf
Aui 10 i- ftrffs. ordered hv OBJ. Cont
known creditors I.ft,s of said r%.fttI,r
ana t.I- order nII e-4.i Co. them az their
places "f r'slInuts as stated
WitUfre fnn Hu.HfIHfs N1af.r t. DrF.
f"H. 'tIrr OF the saIl count auI tho seal
p '.i.rc .u sui district. or
tH" Std day ~ july. A. d.. 1913
..I.HI.
D. KErNyvTV clerk.
- Do I. ~. 90 W VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
THE CoLWYN

Michigan Ave. near Beach. All outside
rooms. open surroundings. Excellent
table. S1.bC up daily. g up weekly
G. :. GERkE\.
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IOS1.


LOSr-btfvecr Forty-ssDond and Six
tt'Ht streets. 70 pucAethonk contain
INK % sum of money. Finder return 10
L-I- oifi,c ANA receive reward fy-f2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

Ana I~lrepEoof Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Beach. central. new throughout:
ctpaclty. 400, opposite Protestant and
durches. runntnE water in
rooms. private baths. excellent table.
fresh vegetables from our own farm:
windows screened. white service, book
20 S2l weekly. u h. LJIN. y. u.
let special prices. $50 to $3.50 daily,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
sTRArH HAVEN HorEL.

Ocean END ketucky avenue Doors
never closed. American plan So UP daily.
slo weekly. European plan 81 up daily
Sloclal weekly. Restaurant attached.
private baths. elevator from street level.
livery home comfort. Ownership man
agement. = W. RINnER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

Most popular md attractive hotc; cor
Wheeling visitors HoTEL BORToN.
ocean 'id Ttuus-.ce Ave. central 10 ali
1T actions. h"U-ltk-. sIn up weekly.
s. up daily. D. Y. VOORHEES, .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
L f X G. o N

IAC q ARk AYES. Grounds with
TENNIS q CftpOJET COURTS adjoin
~. Gu'sts may 60 from HpJ 81.
10 EEACH Ia EATHiNG ATTIRE with
uut USING STREETS. which - Pr D.
HlBlTLD Ki NNING WATER ln
looms PRIVATE BATHS. $3.50 and ~
ialiN - To- sls.50 weekly. AN. PLAN
kALLEobM VAUDEVILLE ENTER
TAl\ERS. BOOKLET. FAGLC. ROSE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
FOR RENT
PUBLIC SALE.

Undersigned vii sell at puplic
oclo,k. afternoon. very Dc -abia
business property in B~arnesviiIe.
APlfaiscd at nine thousand dollara
NARY v. MOORE,
Executrfx.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

u ie saif that e'ery Known fruit
'"n he grown 90 A~Is'ralIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BSrtsChv
tCyIu~t DIRECTOR ANO
AHTEHtAL EMBGIMER.
WE n it24 Main street.
-OaHs s Vcrcd ia, or Nignt-
Store Phones 6gs
VIC ~Isrfschy. Ncil Phone 11S7-R
G. J hcrtschy Nat. Phone t22g.Y
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Bruemmer & HiIdebrsnd

~funsFs Directors Rua LluEaImsrs.
Nf 1L-aui sfrfN. SECOND sta
IeleDhnne- go1 no. las snd nshG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SALE-Hotel located In one of tho
nest nhnuiaCtlrlng towns in PennsvI-
Sah,a, au miles from Pittsburgh. 3-storv
business Of $500 per week ba-raIn 20
4"l,k buyer; reason for selling. m
Hrath. principal only: no agents need
"!'hIy Address. l. lis. InteHigencer
49, ty-i5-h
foH sALE-Walnut bed. dresser wash
stfhd. springs. Carpet: = and u GAL
lon copper kettles. Enquire 2742 Jacob
Jy-s-tf
FoR quick buyer. Iot 2Ox
lVo' 18TH -. CALI Nat. phone I4ss-Y.
mVl5-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Mel

Gibraltar, rn-sos and Genoa.
HzAu steamers IN this service
leave from NEW PIEH, 33rd
st. 30. Brooklyn Take 3eth
81. Ferry.
s. s. Mcltko G2.50c Tons)
July IS. 3 .. m.
8. s. Hamburg tlI.ooo Tonsl
August 3. 10 \. VI.
B s. h1oltke Aug. Is. - \. "
= ; Hamburg sept II, 10 \. VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
VACATION
MONEY

Your vacation time IS here
and perhaps YOU will need
some money FOR the expenses
81 your trip.
II YOU find yourself in the
position where YOU could use
some extra money give us q
call; inquiry costs nothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-09
suLzER FA CEs IMPEACHMENT,
Broker Testifies Asainsti Hine Before
Frawley Commit ee.@S

/ New York7Apg. 9.-G6vernor7 Will
liam Sulzers Of New York, was nearly
$50 o0osin debt as thelresplt Of stock
market speculatiohs at the time Of his
nomination and used contributions to
his campaign fund TO make addition
Sal purchases of Stock while this debt
Was hanging over him; according to
testimony adduced yesterday at the
hearings Of the Frawley committee OF
the legislature.
The evidence brought to light is
sufficient, according to Senator FraW-
ley. chairman Of the committee, to
warrant proceeding to impeach the
governor for violation of the corrupt
practices act. The committee closed
It's hearings here today to consider
what action should be taken. A de-
cision is. expected by Monday.
The Governor, according to the evil
dence, his dealing with thre differ
ent stock exchange firms and was
saved him from being sold out by firm
of l.. NJ. Josepthal, wall street
banker, and a member Of the Cover
nor's staff as naval reserve aid.
Josepthal( it was brought out, paid
debt balance of $26,739 still standing
against the account on July Is. This
was after the Governor had received
repeated calls for more margin.
The governors transactions with
The other firms were for cash, and it
was in connection with one OF these
that Governor SulZer, according to
Inc evidence, used campaign contrl-
buttons. Arranged chronologicallF,
he testimony appeared to show that
on January /, 1912, there stood on the
hooks of the stock exchange firm OF
Harris & Fuller an Indebtedness OF
S4S.599 against the purchase by Gov
eynor Sulzer of 500 shares Of Big
Four" 200 shares American Smelling
and Refining Company and 100 shares
of Southern Pacific. This testimony
was given by Melville B. Fuller,
member of the firm, who on Wednes-
cav had refused to answer the quss-
tons of the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-09
SENT TO GRAND JURY.
Trustee of Council Said TO Have Ap'
propriated Funds

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 9.-Charseo
with embezzlement of funds OF JeHef-
SON Council No. ST, Junior Order OF
limited American Mechanics, James
A. Mallory, of 2O2 South Cherry ST.
was sent to the grand jury from po-
lice court yesterday. He will ap-
near before the grand jury October
9Th.
Malory's hearing before Justice
Crutchfeld, which had bene continued
from, previous date, developed the
facts that Mallory; is chairman OF
he trustees of the council, and has, In
+ha performance of this Office, recelv-
ad funds from the treasurer Tor 1e-
nosir in hank. Peter Crews, rreasur-
az, was called, and testified to hano-
;ny over 10 Mallory in the presence
n witnesses at ten or twelve separate
r;roas sums Of money amounting to
S75, $40, 500 and like amounts.
Crews was shown vouchers for this
money, and he identified the Signature
ON the backs of them ans that OF
James A. Malloy, and said they were
the vouchers which he kept for his
protection as treasurer
The treasurer stated that on one
occasion Mallory received from MIN
5000 to be deposited in the bank Tor
rhe sick benefit fund Of the order, ana
that the bank book showed an entry
of half the sum. Going back OF
this. and making Investigation, ne
estimated that about $1,000 had dis
appeared in the same way, "hich
money he chargse Malloy with ap-
. rropriating TO his own use.
Mallory, before his arrest mao meeh
in thc position, Of chairman OF the
trustees for some years at different
times, and seemed TO have the IT'LL
: confidence OF his associates.
His counsel said that bail IN the
sum of $1,000 would be secured for
him. r5.wHIi8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-09
Money Saving
Values in Our
Ready
Department

Ladies white pique Suits,
further reduced for Clear
ance ;. -. :. :. ..Sl.So
Ladies $2.98 Black India
Silk Shirt Waists, new
goods, for clearance S1.49
Ladies 5.98 dresses, shown
in Wolfe, lace and embroid-
cry. Clearance sale price,
S2.9S and :. ;. ;. ;. S3.9S
Childrens white dresses,
good S1.49 value for .9Sc
Ladiesnew all overshadoW
lace Shirt Waists, one OF
our sale bargains .S2.9S
Wide girdle patent leather
Belts; in black and white,
also white kid belts. Sale
price :. ;. ;. zoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-09
The Fest Medicine in The World

MY little girl had dysentary very
tad. I thought she would die. Cham
Herlain's Collie, Cholera and Giarrhoea
Remedy cured her, and l car truthful
~ say.that ! think,it Is TIE oest m 1eS
me in the world" writes Mrs. VII
lam Orvis, Glare, Mich For sale by
ali dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-09

Starts Monday-to push the remainder OF summer bi or
fr hoe ere been such Intense shown IL sale as IN u
MID SUMMER CLEARANCE, the PLAIN are LIZ
merchandise ever KNOWN
in+u ote closed out have replaced with other summer
Gods and are ready for week beginning Monday
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-01-24
PRACTICAL COURSE IN AID
VERTISING PLANNED

z<4--r-
The practice of advertising, a
course dealing with the writing, de-
signing, soliciting and placing of ad-
vertisements, and supplemented by a
course in the psychology of advertis-
ing, comprising the scientific phases,
augmented by knowledge of the typo
graphical factors CLEANED from a Sc
mester's study Of the mechanics of
printing, will be introduced next Sc
mester in the department of jour
nalism of the University of Washing
ton.
Instructor Abram w. Smith, con-
nected with the Granddaughter Ad-
vertising Agency, of Seattle, will con-
duct the practical advertising course,
while Fred W. Kennedy, director of
the university printing department,
will teach the typographical phases
of ad writing and designing, and In
structor Henry S. Wilcox or some 9th
er psychology professor appointed by
Professor William Slavery will have
charge of the scientific end of the
scheme.
To fit a student upon completion
of the course to take charge of the
advertising end of a small mercantile
house is the aim of Instructor Smith.