The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10
ASK NASH START
FACTORY HERE
Civilians May Seek Golden
Rule" Plant for Chat
tanooga.
500 GIVEN XMAS TREE

Arthur Nash will be asked to open a
branch OF his Golden Rule clothing
factory In Chattanooga, II plans ore
,ented to that club at Its meeting to.
day by Champ Andrews go through,
Inc pan evolved from a discussion
speech. and ideas for putting II into
prae ticat operation In Chattanooga
Mr Andrews spoke At some length on
the pi opposition, ne referred 10 the tall
trc OF words 10 result In action as one
OF the changes taking place The
Nas an age Of transition and that II
be e put the world In IN. righl path
The world has for $1,000 years been
stumbling TO one path and another. and
hasn't yet hit the RICH, one," he said
maybe this path pointed ,vt ay Nash
10 the right one
This is an era OF transition and IL
Is an untaillng Characteristic OF such
eras that those who live IN them are
olind as 20 the fundamental meaning
OF the changes taking place. The
capitalist doesn't see that the attitude
81 the world is changing toward the
wealth"
He gave smile of God and .
manufacturer and said that God was
he maker q night and day, ana al
ways no " per cent production OF
inc e$sonss 81 everything in the
world, nat He was the most successful
manufacturer there had ever been And
the application OF the ideals OF the
Golden Rule was not impossible by any
means. Nash had done 1t for Clncin-
atii, and II was up to Chattanoogans
TO try TO apply II here.
Mt. Andrews said that In n going
concern. with stockholders, the consent
of each would have to be obtained to
duplicate the Nash plan, but that in
one concern In which he had an inter-
est he woulc seek to get the other
stockholders consent. and put the
Golden Rule into operation.
He also declared that he knew Nash
was seeking. a location for branch
plant. one nights run from Cincinnati.
and that II Chattanooga could get the
man himself to come here and show
right In its own heart that the Golden
Rule would work in factory here as
well as In Cincinnati, 1t would be the
f'nest thing that could be contributed
to the town. A motion to invite him
TO come here with a branch, and to
tell him that the Civilians would back
him In getting it established. was i'm
mediately offered. 1t was referred to a
committee. which will likely report 1t
faVorably at the next meeting.
Dinner Praised.
Letters from several prominent
men who had been deeply impressed
by the Golden Rule dinner, were read.
President Shropshire, of the interna-
tional association, was complimentary
in the extreme. Mayor A. w Cham
bliss was so much impressed that he
asked to be allowed TO contribute TO
the cost OF the dinner; the club voted
to return his check, with thanks, tor it
mad assumed the entire expense as its
humble contribution to the building of
better citizenship In Chattanooga.
The club voted 800 from its treas |
ury TO the newspaper mems Christmas |
tree, and also voted that it would ask |
each member to send check for what |
ne could for this purpose to ID, S.
henderson, treasurer, at the Hamilton
National bank. President Andrews
started the ball rolling with $25 con-
ribution., He called it "the most
worthy charity in Chattanooga"
DR.. Willard Steele asked help for the
christmas for the convalescing soldiers
It Pine Breeze. Several other matters
we're, taken up and disposed of at the
meeting. John Mccullough, ST., sang
mid applause.