The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-03

anu severely DIulSeu us elDOW. he
is up and about again, and welding
his trenchant pen with his old-time
ferVor and effectiveness.
The Thanksgiving special edition
Of the Nashville Globe was a dandy
The write-up Of the National Negro
Press Association by Henry Allen
Boyd was especially fine and served
to let the people know that this use
full organization is wide awake and
onto its job"
The fifteenth annual session of the
Western Press Association was held
at Wagner, Okla, December q,
%. The American, published at Wag-
oner, which is to be the official host
of the organization, says: This meet
ing will be one of the largest and
best ever held since the organization
of the Association" The National
Negro Press Association sends greet
ings and best wishes.
The New Orleans Business Journal,
IA Negro weekly, has been changed to
a daily, and is ~henceforth to be known
as "The Daily Spokesman"
w. E. King, editor of the Dallas Elk
press was united in marriage Deem
Der IS to Miss Matte s Mansfield, of
Dallas, Texas.
The Daily Reporter, published by
colored men, six days in the week,
has been launched at Jacksonville,
Fla. Speaking of this and other Ne
gro dailies that have appeared recent
ly, the Nashville Globe says: "The
advent of these dailies in the realm
of Negro journalism speaks volumes
for a people who have always taken
a deep interest in the publication of
newspapers, but who have been ham
pered in their efforts from a lack of
finance, and more so from the lack of
knowledge of the art of printing and
disst mination. The Negro is learning
something about journalism and this
knowledge is being shown in the very
promising dailies that are being
launched in p%opulous centers."
Sylvester Russell is now in charge
of the theatrical mage of the Illinois
Chronicle, published at Chicago, by
w. D. Neighbors.
Thirty-one colleges and universities
in this country teach Journalism.
: Editor A. E. Manning, of the Indian
apolis World, and Editor r. S. Abbott,
. of the Chicago Defender, have been
i visiting in the east, touching New
I York, Washington and other points.
The Crisis claims a circulation of
, $4,000.
The Republican National Commit
tee, with a view of regaining power
four years hence, is urging local or
CARNATIONS everywhere to secure con
troll of at least one local paper to
! teach the doctrines of republication
! for the next presidential campaign
: Here is a chance for some of our
: papers of political inclinations to "get
u in on the ground floor"
Specialization is taking such a firm
hold uSon the modern journal thai
: we are now having circulation worked
=. up among special interests by meI
9 trained for the particular field sought
by the owner. No one man to-day
! can successfully u a newspaper, fol
u the people insist upon departments
{ that call for widely diversified talents
and methods.
!. Among the publicity agents who
are said to be in line for something
good at the hands of the Wilson ad
ministration are Cary B. Lewis anC
Il T. Wallace Swami, of Chicago; James
y A. Ross, of Detroit and Buffalo; Cleve
land G.. Allen and w. e. B. Dubois, o.
New York City; J. H. w. Howard, o.
e Harrisburg, Pa, and others.
i B. J. Davis, editor of the Atlants
g Independent, who suffered a nervou!
breakdown a few weeks ago, is slow
. ly recovering. Col. Henry LincolI
II Johnson has been assisting him in his
manifold duties in connection will
the Odd Fellows.
The Odd Fellows Journal, H. P
D. Slaughter, editor, is to remain IL
II Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Daisy M. Saffell, of ~Shelbyville
KY, is making a fine showing as ed
itor of "The Kentucky Club Woman,
70 tie official organ of the Kentucky Fed
~ Grafton of Colored Women's Clubs
= with headquarters at Louisville. Mrs
Saffell is a capable undertaken, a pol
10 ished orator and a social leader o
culture and forceful personality. TIL,
latest issue of her paper carries
well-written story of the meeting o
,r the National Association of Coloret
Women at Hampton, Va, illustrated
n with an excellent likeness Of Mrs
m Margaret Murray Washington, tn,
10 new president of the Association. A
10 secretary and spokesman for the Ma
tional Association of Colored Under
takers, Mrs. Saffell added largely t,
her laurels at the Chicago meeting o
q the National Negro Business League
nj last August.
Of
~ Cupid has invaded the Office Of tn,
lie Journal and Guide at Norfolk, Va
le and taken as captives Henry Cheat
le ham Young, secretary and assistan
in manager Of the Guide Publishing Com