Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-23

and Advertising Agency at 1906 Sow
enth avenue, will do much to meet the
the problems confronting many Of
tho daily, weekly and monthly publ
cations throughout tho country rela
tive to tho methods Of controlling ad
Vertisements of firms desiring to reach
large tcrritoy. The aim and direct
purpose Of the agency is to stimulate
the trade Of enterprises Of oil kinds,
by seeking to give healthy publicity
an advertisements to their particular
merits by syndicating it throughout
the country thru these mediums that
reach the masses.
The agency plans TO control oil Of
the output of the matter as it relates
to the advertisements Of firms who
realize that it is thru directed adver
tiscments that corporations whether
large or small owe their success.
All forms of ADVERTISEMENTS will
be handled by the agency ranging
from tho Small one inch to the large
magazine page accompanied by cuts
of various sorts, estimates and infor
nation which will be cnecrfully given
by those who inquire.
Tho promoter of this movement Is
Louis w. George who is we'll known
in this city as advertising expert and
publicity director, and who has made
II scientific study of tho modern meth
DDS of advertising. He is we'll acquaint
cd with the newspaper and magazine
fio,d. MIR. George as the advertising
manager of Nine. G.. J. Walker Of
this city has shown fine genius in
this direction and is doing much to
call attention to the merits of The
Walker System. The splendid advert
iscments appearing In race journals
throughout the country at the head
OF which appears the cut Of Nine.
Walker are all directed by Mr..
George.
Business firms throughout the coun
try will do well to write to this agen
cy and learn how to increase their
trado by we'll directed and healthy
publicity.
HON. EMMETT j. SCOTT
VISITS ENVIRONMENTS
Hon. Emmett J. Scott for many
years a familiar figure with Booker
II. Washington and one of the most in
terestng OF the younger group Of
leaders. has written this bureau say
ing that during the most of the month
OF March he will make a visit of the
various environments throughout the
South for the purpose Of studying con
ditions surrounding the Negro sol
dicrs. He will make an inquiry rela
tive to the needs Of the men, especial
ly as 1T affects their moral and reli
gious life. Mr.. Scott goes under the
direction of the War Department of
which he is now one of the special us
sistarts to Secretary OF War Baker
who since his appointment has done
much to call attention to the needs
facing tho thousands of young colorcd
men who have gone to the front for
the nation. He is keeping close tab
on the situation and in this direction
lie is rendering fine service to the ma
ton. He is we'll known throughout
the country and his rise has been one
Of great interest to his many friends.
He has long been identified with all
movements making for the uplift OF
the race and Is one OF the cloest stu
dents Of race conditions Of the race.
His appointment to the War Cabinet
makes him one Of the most interest
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the country.
MRS. CHARLES II. ANDERSON
RETIRES FRIOM STAGE.
Mrs. Charles II. Anderson, who
has won such signal recognition as
an actress with The Lafayette Stock
Company and whose work in this di-
rection was recently praised by the
Crisis has retired from the stage and
has entered again into partnership
with her husband Prof. Charles II.
Anderson as a demonstrator Of mod
crn dances. Her friends throughout
the country will regret to hear OF her
retirement, because during her career
on the stage she attracted unusual
comment for her clever work and in
terprcter OF character roles. Ever
since she appeared as Mary Turner
In "Within the Law" she has been
watched with more than usual in
tcrest by the public.