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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-08
FULTON NOTES.

Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church at
1880 was packed with a large con
gregation, at that hour, Rev. N. B.
Brown assembled tho pulpit, and after
the usual opening, he preached very
GEAR cut sermon, which electrified
his hearers, was sad by members
of his congregation that he preached
the best explanatory sermon, that he
eVer preached, he was compl. mentcd
On his sermon by the hand shake
from his members. Our Sund ~
School is In a most prosperous con
dition, our mothers and fathers need
praise for their attendance in the
Sunday School. We hope that they
may continue.
Lost Sunday We had very fine
gathering in our Sunday School,
some very interesting remarks. were
delivered by the various members OF
the Sunday School.
1880 A. M. Rev. Cobhs, preached
a very wonderful sermon on Educa
ton. don't think he could have been
surpassed.
Owing to the dounpouring Of the
Holy Spirit and such a spiritual meet
ing, Miss Edwards, who was to
ofS 'h VII ICliuCsltN us ID
put her speech off until $3.50 p. NJ.
at winch tine she gave very fine
talk On the above problem. for a
school teacher and religious wo
man, it S hard to find one who lives
UP to what she prcachcs
$3.50 p. NJ. R'ev. VIM. Thomas Of
the Is. Union B. church. admin s
tered. tho Lord's Srnrnr for US, we
had real spiritual feast. An after
collecs Ion was taken up for Rev.
| Dan cl J"mcs a N mister OF the r 8
IN" Mt zion p"n'ist Chr"ch. h,non 1T
$1,000. Rev James is tho father Of
the churches Of Tul' on.
1t.26 A Mt yyn nod ,,,arv- {rionde
prcs"nt moulding Bro Ernest Coop
cr James Montgomery ard three 9th
or mon n uniform OF the govern
TWO members were restored back to
the church. two as witch ,aic end
two vo"re mon rcnLcs'cd us TO rray
FOR hcm Rev Refine OF tho 1st. I'm on
Pantst Church was present. Sunday
Fob. 1Gth. WI Nc ohcnrvnd rs Mems
d"v very unique program has been
prorared d
P"v. N. r. BROWN and Rev Hicks
the h"v preacher took an active r"rt
in the commnn'on services. The
how portrayed Jesus In IT'S snffcr:ncs
and d""th and .hor showed us how
to en'ov o""e"'v"s by accepting Jo
size aS crr Snvnnr
Pro. F'ias Carter. Icrav S'rents
1"''" T""rv nnd Mrs Martha Jnter
Of I11o N. 22rd st. arn on tho stick
'et THE first three me'ioned I've in
Fulton.
a letter was re"nived from Serrt.
.'"ea''h Parnns from cover thcre''
st" In" that he was not 80 wei, also
Meredith Foster of tho Signal
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latiOn Of the president and trustees

nation Of the president and trustees
OF Howard University, but the sugges
ton was not received with any sym
pathy. Mr.. Thomas covered tho whole
subject OF secondary education, und
In scientific way, and was of tho
opinion that secondary educational
training should be separated from the
college, set apart to itself. 30 that
tho college could do its proper work
and have its logical expansion. Mr..
Dwight o. w. Holmes endorsed alb
solutely the presentation Of tho case
by Mr.. Thomas. Prof. Leroy Locke
of the Howard University faculty,
said that "the discontinuunce OF any
good preparatory agency Is thing
to be looked at very seriously" He
has been among those who favor, not
the discontinuance but tho separation
OF the academy from Howard Uni
versity.
Mrs. Daniel Murray. who has had
largo experience IN educational work
thought, as Mr.. Fortune expressed 1t,
that the schools Of the South did
not furnish the secondary training
our young folks need, and that their
opportunities to get the higher edu-
cation should not be made more diff
ficult by disseminating such agencies
as now served that purpose.
The resolution was not put to vote
but left open for further considera
ton. The subject is one OF such gen
eral interest that it should be serious
ly considered by all members OF tho
race who have It's best interests at
heart, and it's educational interest,
ak will agree, is of the very first i'm
portance.
ALLEN BUSHE. 4
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
TO MRS. FANNIE p. CLARK.

In recognition Of her many and
varied gratuitious favors, which
she has rendered In the past no,
sweet songs, administering comfort
to the forlorn, cheer to the despond-
ent and consolation to the bereaved,
concert will BIO held at the Third
81. p":n"i. A. M. e. Church, Sunday
afternoon February 8, 1919, 3 o'clock
The following musicians Of note,
will take part:
Mrs Olivia G. Bolden, The Richmond
Musical and Dramatic Association;
Miss Margaret Tinsley, Mrs. Alverta
Gi.Din. Miss Mamie Taylor, Prof. 10
sepE Cnrdeli.
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A LADY WANTED FOR BARBER.

a lady to work in n barber shop, and
;.lso to do clerical work mt times: fair
wages % lcgin with AMI viii increase
us she progresses.
Furthermore we will assure the Ia
dy that she need not fear OF beng ON
barrassCl, because this Is barber
shop. as We don't allow ally improper
language used here under any circum
stances. And, therefore ladies bring
their children here and wait while
thor work Is hong done.
Again, some OF our customers are
preachers, doctors bankers Rool Els
tate men and other business mon.
4 These who arc lahorcrs arc very gen
tccl in their manners.
Now tho lady must come with the
best OF references Call between 900
a. M. and 300 noon, or between 500
end 500 p. M.
THE UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP,
A-404 f.. Duvnl Street.
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Mckinley Reesby Of Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary and College spent
the week In Roanoke. They left
Sunday for Lynchburg whore they
will resume their studies Monday
Mrs. Mary Iacklcy returned from
Columbus, Ohio where she spent ten
days visiting relatives and friends.
The Mite Missionary Of the A. NJ.
E. Church OF Virginia. will hold their
State Convention in Roanoke early
in September, at Mt. Zion A. NJ. l..
Church.
Mrs. Mamie B. Gregory has Il full
line of ambroSia hair grower, bleach
CT, cold cream and all kinds Of tci,ot
articles. Scientific scalp treatment at
437 Gainsboro Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. T.. |. Becker, at 81 Gilmcr
Avenue in the Cosmopolitan BuildinE
the leading beauty parlor in the city.
with all Of the modern day facilities
for making you look good and neat
Call and be treated and you will
be coming back again.
The choir of tho IIill Street Bap
list Church was highly entertained
in the pleasant home OF Deacon ans
Mrs. r., b. Bailey and their daughter
Miss Mabel G. Bailey. on January %
At S:15 o'clock the President called
the house to order. Tho nicotine
was opened by singing, "IIoly. uoly.
Holy" prayer by Brother Gcormo
Jcter. We then had Il most success
full practice. At 9:45 we were led
to tho beautiful dining room. whicN
was decorated with pink and white.
A course Of sandwiches, coffee and
salads was served and then q most
delicious course Of cream and cake
and q shower of fruits.
Mss Bailey is not n member OF
said choir but she really seemed at
her best. When It comes to entertain
ing there Is none In her class and
wc felt rs il VIC would go right up
to Heaven from Miss Bailey's.
Mrs. David Jones, President; Mrs.
Joanna Reese, Choristrcss and Or.
ganist. Bcssc Rose, Secretary.
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Announcement.

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes TO an.
nounce to her friends that she Is now
with e. C. Meyer Jewelry Co., Mum
Der 2! w Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage of her many
friends az this is the first Jewelry
Company In this city to employ a
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Weddins Presents. Diamonds
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Roanoke, Va, December IL, 1913.
This Is to certify that I have re-
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A REVELATION

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28


feel more than satisfied with results.
sour particular firm. with the Over
land, has been lSsy, and we've made
sales. even if we can't make any i'm
mediate retail deliveries. But Lord,
we couldn't begin to supply the de-
mand among the kids for pennants and
balloons"
OTHERS HAVE HIGH PRAISE.
4. e. Dunsworth of the King Motor
company summarized the show in
much the same way. at was as nice
as any auto show I've seen in the
west" he declared, There are good
displays. they're all uniform, we've all
had an even break, and we've all
helped each other. You could go t.
any exhibitor in the tent and get all
the information you wanted about any
other car-if he didn't know, he'd take
you over and find out. Here in this
booth we have found that it has paid
US mighty we'll"
The show has been a benefit to the
dealers, 10 the public and TO the fair"
said r. f. Bowler of the Gem State
Motor company. NEARLY all the stand
ard lines We're represented, and anyone
interested in cars could sec them all,
and compare them while he was in
the mood Put a show on the right
basis. as this one was, and it can't
help being big success. We believe it
was the best advertising we ever did.
The show was in big circus tent,
measuring 50 by $50 feet, furnished
by the Pioneer Tent and Awning COM
pany. 1t afforded uniform spaces for
a score of exhibitors, giving each room
for three cars, except those in the
center aisle. The spaces were dis
tributed by lot but it was soon found
there was no distinction in locations
as the crowd easily made its way tc
every part Of the tent.
ENTERTAIN MANY VISITORS.
Signs over each booth We're uniform
and the entire tent was decorated il
bunting and paper in the fair coors
purple. orange and white. The floor
was covered with 20 loads or more oil
fresh saWdust. and this was sprinliIeC
almost constantly. Each morning the
demonstrators formed themselves into
a sprinkling brigade. During the early
part of the week concerts by the
Boise municipal band, before the racins
program, served to attract the crowd
and a five-foot megaphune in the
hands of Russell Ash and other ex,
,pericnced bankers was used to the
same end. Later in the week, wher
constant stream OF visitors poured
through it. They could hardly have
been headed off by police. Once in thu
tent. they swarmed around the cars
asked questions, examined parts crit
cally, and carried away folders. Thos'
! in charge of the booths soon Learned
that they had more than loafing to dc
for they were kept busy early and lat
answering questions.
STOCK SHORTAGE A DRAWBACK
There was one drawback tina
threatened the success of the show
With several dealers it was serious
and two or three it kept ont alto
gether. This was a shortage of stock
an almost flat impossbiity to get car
for display. The Grant Six compan,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
"VALUE AND VOLUME" POLICY
OF NASH MOTOR COMPANY

The performance of high grade pas
senger cars and trucks in the past two
years has broadened their range of
use to such a marked degree that the
demand, for some time to come, seems
certain to exceed the rapidly increas-
ing supply. The standing of The Nash
Motors company with respect to the
caliber of the men directing 1t, its am
PIE finances, its methods of doing bust
ness and its machinery for the manu-
facture and sale fits products assure
value cars as well as volume produc-
ton
The men directing the activities OF
The Nash Motors company are of
proved ability. Their long and sue
cessful records in the automobile in
dustry stamp them as men In whom
the automobile public may have i'm
plicit confidence.
Take, for instance, c. w Nash
himself. He has been prominently
identified with the industry from its
beginnin gnnd has been one o fits most
conspicuous successes. His record as
manufacturer of motor vehicles OF
quality marks him sas one of the fore
most opponents of the policy of value
products and volume production.
In the Nash shops are empolyed fou
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
NEW EXPORT MANAGER
Vernon E. Bush Joins Republic
Company-Was With the
White Company.

Republic Motor Truck company, Inc,
of Alma Mich, announces the appoint
ment September ! of Vernon f. Bush
as manager of the export sales di-
vision.
Mr. Bush was for more than ten
years engaged in the automotive field
handling tractors, general far mequip
ment and automotive products for ex !
port. For the past three years he was
sales promotion manager (foreign de-
partmen) of the White Motor cont
pany, with headquarters in New York
For seven years previous to that con-
nection Mr.. Bush was assistant gem
eral sales manager of the Advance
Rumely company of La Porte, Ind.
Mr.. Bush has Travelled extensively
in Europe and the Continent Central
America and Cuba, and enjoys a very
wide acquaintance among the leading
dealers in automotiye lines abroad.
Development of service and sales
features. foreign dealer organization
and general supervision of overseas
trade relations are among Bush's plans
in his present duties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
USE OF TRUCKS m
|NTER-C|TY TRAFFIC
Champion Spark Plug Company
Uses Garford Two-ton Ma
chine Between Toledo and
Detroit.

That inter-city transportation by
motor truck is daily becoming a great
er factor in industry and business is
indicated by the increasing number of
installations reported
Among the latest manufacturing con-
Germs to establish a daily inter-ctty
service Is the Champion Spark Plug
company of Toledo, o.
Utilizing a Garford two-ton truck
this company Is delivering 10000 spark
plugs a day to a Detroit automobile
manufacturer. The truck leaves the
Toledo factory at $3.50 o'clock each
morning on its 6S-mie trip. After de-
livering the shipment Of spark plugs.
the truck is loaded with porcelain in
sulators at TIE Champion Spark Plug
company's porcelain plant In Detroit
and returns to Toledo.
10 HOURS FOR CIRCUIT.
Including the time required in load
ing and unloading, the round trip Of
$50 miles never takes more than 10
hours and usually is completed in much
less time. Records show that the Gar
ford with a capacity load average 10
miles per gallon Of gasoline and 40
miles per gallon of oil.
The trips are made over the famous
Detroit Toledo automobile highway,
which lately has become one of the
greatest motor truck routes in the
country. Scores of trucks ply back
and forth between these two cities on
regular daily schedule, serving wide
range of businesses.
| That the motor truck method Of trans
portation is being found practical for
this inter-c city trade is evidenced by
the increasing number of merchants
and manufacturers who are adopting
it. Recently motor truck and carriage
firms in both Detroit and Toledo or
ganized associations and established
central offices to properly care for
growing demands for trucks transpor-
tation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28

thousand skilled workmen. A large
proportion of these men are expert
mechanicians Many OF them came to
their present place of employment
from the machine shops of Europe
more than quarter century ago while
many others had been trained in Nash
manufacturing methods under Mr.
Nash before he came to Kenosha.
This explains, perhaps, why visitors
at the Nash factory are impressed with
the high order of intelligence OF these
men. Each takes a personal pride in
seeing that his particular job Is done
Just little better, IL possible, each
day. Each rightly considers himself
an important part of the Nash manu-
featuring organization. Thus, intelli-
gent workmanship Is reflected In the
stability of Nash products. For, cars
built with greatest care and with
closest attention TO detail are cars
that the public is most eager for.
1t is the Nash policy to manufacture
passenger cars and trucks of value in
. such large volume that they may be
sold at price which volume produce
ton alone makes possible. To the
buyer this means me ability to get
Nash products OF unusual value at
prices which make them to him most
attractive Investments
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
Thousands of Visitors View Ex-
hibits Placed Under Big Tent
Shortage of Stock Was a
Handicap.
HELPS 70 STIMULATE
INTEREST OF PUBLIC
Dealers Hold Business Not Over
This Year by Any Means
Location of Exhibition Was
Not Satisfactory.

The prctticst most harmonious, ana
isSactory automobile show in the his
tory of Idaho was that held under the
auspices of the Boise Auto Trades as
sociaticn fair week at the Idaho State
lair grounds.
Such was the corcensus Of opinion
among the exhibitors. who. being deal
ers, would not say 50 for purely sem
timental or esthetic reasons And such
was the involuntary verdict Of the
thousands of Visitors who poured
Trough the big tent each day and
took their time to examine the dis
PLAYS of cars that crowded H.
The exhibitors found their reward
IN the eager interest shown by the
visiting public. and whether or not
the concrete evidence of that inter-
est resulted in many sales on the
grounds. there are hundreds of fam
ilies now contemplating the purchase
OF their 1920 cars. who have a much
clearer idea of what they want and in
shat makes and models they find it.
and this Years business isn't over yet
b! IA good deal" az one dealer said
ASH PRAISES COOPERATION.
For their part, the visitors. whether
or not they came to buy cars. found
every facility afforded them to ac-
ogaint themselves with almost all the
standard makes of pleasure cars and
trucks.
ITO my mind" said Russell Ash
chairman of the Auto Trades assoc
cations committee in charge Of the
shcW, the most pleasing thing about
il has been the hearty and friendly CO.
operation of the exhibitors. They have
all jumped in on an even footing and
tired to make il all a success without
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28
PORK $1o7s; GAS $12.

Going back to the first idea of gaso-
line versus pork as fuel a Ia ton truck
would take at least s hogs to market.
A drove of so hogs would require four
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-28

Harroun cars unattainable for ShoW.)
j. A. Beckstead in charge.
Boise Overland Co.. passenger Ov-
erland touring car and Overland 4
Stripped chassis. with display of parts
and cross section of motor. w. G. Ash,
Russell Ash and j. c. Mabree in
charge.
Sharman Auto Co.. passenger
Oakland and passenger Cadillac
touring cars. r. w. Langtry and {.
II. Sumption in charge.
Norman Gratz-5 passenger Frank :
lin Elk
Adelman Bros.-'2l model 5-passen-
ger Stearns Knight -Four. c. r. Adel-
man in charge.
Rudisill Skinner Smith Cos pass
enger Allen, 5-passenger Wescott tour
ing cars.
Boise White Cotton White truck,
Stripped chassis. c. c. HargroVe and
j. T.. Garrison in charge.
Noble Motor Car Col and e-ton
International trucks.
Wilson Garage passenger Nash
touring car, 4-passenger Nash Sport
model and Nash 2-ton truck. H. c.
Wilson in charge.
Randall-D Auto Co.-Buick X
GAS and G. NJ. c. 2ton truck. IA. E
Graham In charge.
Bannock Motor Sales Co. - Hot
Spot Chalmers 5passenger touring
car, J-passenger Maxwell touring cal
and 1h-ton Maxwell truck. H. r
Neitzel and Franklin Martin in charge
Nampa Automobile Cos and Z
passenger Columbia Six and Auburn
Six. H. F. Irwin and J. l. Alvord II
charge.