The Protestant Magazine Advertised by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 19, 1914

The Protestant Magazine Advertised

By Editor

THE Washington Post for February 18 contains a ten-inch article on page 3, with bold-type heading and three sub-heads, the first three lines of which read as follows: "In a letter to W. W. Prescott, editor of the Protestant Magazine published here, President Wilson has denied emphatically," etc. A good advertisement for the March Protestant. The Washington Herald, same date, announced the same news in a six-and-one-half-inch article on the editorial page.

A HEAD professor in the famous Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va., writes, under date of January 26: "I have read your February number of the Protestant Magazine carefully, and inclose $1.00 for ten more copies, if you have them. I wish I could send $1,000.00 to have a year's subscription sent to that many people. I expect to lend this copy to various friends here. I wonder whether President Wilson has read it?" Yes, we are confident he has.