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Grocer Must Also Be
Something OF A Chef,
Says Allen To Clas
That a grocer must be something
of a chut wad tho startling statement
made by Fred Allen of the O. J. Kirs
company in his talk given before the
class iu retail salesmanship Tuesday
morning. This is the second of a se
ries of talks on the necessity of thu
salesman knowing the goods he selis
Mr. Allen explained that in order
to work up a demand for new or fancy
groceries the salesman must educate
the housewife in their use. Very often
the woman who entertains welcomes
suggestions from her grocer as to tho
new and unusual in refreshment.
Not only must the salesman be tble
to suggest a new commodity but he
must be able to tell how it Is pre
pared for the table. He must under
stand what kinds of dressings will
blend most harmoniously with certain
kinds of food. In short ho must bb
connoisseur of food.
Mr. Allen discussed In detail sev
eral kinds of fancy groceries, such
as alienator pears, caviere and Swiss
cheese, telling where they are pro
duced and touching on their use.
ORGANIZATIONS.
Palladlan.
The Talladian Literary Society
elected officers at a business meeting
Monday evening. Those who will hold
office the rest of the year are:
Tresident. Pwight Sprccher; vice
presidnt. Opal Lewton; recordinp
secretary, Dorothy Wahlgren; corre
sponding secretary, Anne Streitz;
treasurer, Edith Olds; social chair
man. Hertram Ellsworth; rrograni
chairman. Mary Taker; hall commit
tee, Reginald Frary, Mildred Mc
Millin; poster chairman, Gretchen
Sprecher; reporter, Harold McMillin;
critic, Olive Hartley; historian.
Dwight Slater.
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Of Courts.
Poe "Going to the library T"
Roe "Yah."
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Roe "Of course."
Poe "What?"
Roe "Nothing." Orange Owl.
COBB SPEAKS TO
LARGE AUDIENCE
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most necessary, a second fried dough
nuts until the greese popping oil her
hands blistered them Into great red
nionstrocities and still another
fainted at her work and fell face
downward on the glowing coals.
Mr. Cobb depicted humor as the
saving grace of the American people
and illustrated this with humorous
stories scattered throughout hie
whole speech. He told the story oi"
the biggest laugh the German army
had during the war. He and four
other war correspondents were wan
dering through Belgium when they
came upon the fourth son of the
kaiser and his staff. Mr. Cobb wore
a straw hat without any crown, u
pair of gray bedroom slippers and
a butcher's canvas smock cohered
with grease thick enough to furnish
a blue blaze forty-eight hours if U
were set afire. The others looked
worse. As Mr. Cobb approached a
high officer ho raised his hat and
the German army let out its greatest
laugh of the war.
Reception After Lecture.
After the lecture, Mr. Cobb wa&
given an informal reception at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle L.
Jones, Eighteenth and D streets.
Among those in attendance were Gov
ernor and Mrs. Samuel McKelvie,
Prof, aud Mrs. M. M. Fogg, William
Hiller, Prof. II. Alice Howell, Misd
Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Grier, How
ard Murfin, Kenneth Saunders, Story
Harding, Oswald Black, Roy Gustaf
son, George Maguire and Amos Ginn.
SEERESS RENOUNCED BY
UNIVERSITY AUTHORITIES
(Continued from page one.)
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University, or of its higher nuthorri
ties, that Miss ceves Becuied tho priv
ilego of lecturing in a University hall
during the last few days. The room
was let, I understand, on a purely
commercial basis, as a couscquincc
of a misunderstanding arising in the
office of the superintendent of
grounds and buildings of the Univer
sity," he stated.
In so far as Mis3 Reeves ha oh
lalned , a valid rent receipt for the
so of the room, It is understood that
she will not be hindered in u,e use
of it for the purposes and upon li.
terms agreed to betwee nhersMf aw"
the party having the authority
rent the room.
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