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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR COLoRED. ONLY 50, $50

D ST. bet 4th and 9Th NV.
Good home, business or investment property
O Il. B.. frame on lot 26x140 IT. to wide
alley: ground alone worth more than price
asked. Terms can he arranged. Inquire AL X
ST. NV. Phone North SS3-J.
FOR SALE-NTNE ROOMS AND RECEPTION
hall; cash. 1870 18th st. NV. No agents. 2S'
1905 POTOMAC AVE. Sc
Nearly new house; cleo. lights,
h.-w. heat; owner leaving town.
Big bargain. For sale by THOS.
A. JAMESON, oOo New York
ave. NV. Phone Main 5526.
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHOaNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington
1927 Eye ST. NV. Tel. Main 1921.
THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
eur name are controlled exclusively BY u.s.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bust.
Hess perso1Al and prompt attention.
wHITE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28
FOR RENT-STORES.

FINE STORE ROOM on CONNECTICUT AVE.
near l. ST. GEO. w. LINk1NS. 1l19 h
OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY
store. with all equipment; garage; living
rooms and bath over store; private entrance 10
dwelling; SO THOMAS 7. BROWN. SIT ~.
q :
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BOSS & PHELPS,
1906 H Street NV.

Bungalow.
$3.50. $3.50 Cash, $50 Monthly
4 rooms and bath. open fireplace. gas. cleo
tricity, modern heating plant garage, lot
6Ox141.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

for farm business property; good PROPOSE
ton: any handle. Address OWNER.
Box 2S4-B. Star Office. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28

Re YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
STORE WITH APARTMENT
second floor.
and garage in rear.
Five of these stores are now being completed
on Georgia ave. at corner of Otis st. This is
a rapidly growing business neighborhood. Let
us show you thi0 attractive investment.
&. q. BREUNINGER Sons.
FOG Colorado building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28

Ply OWNER. NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD
Immediate possession. S-room colonial, la tn,
cellar. attic. side porches, hot-air heat. cleo
tric light coal and electric ranges with
screens, weather strip and awnings. modern
garage, fruit and vines: concrete street and
electric line lot s0x200: price S1a,3oo Adj
dress Box 2lG-B. Star office. 29'
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ST. NEAR SHEPHERD; 7-R.
,ace; gas; semi-detached; large
ms. NJ. 401. n. 1902. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-28

II YOU WOULD CARE TO LOCATE IN
Chevy Chase ON very modest terms. address
BOX ISl-B Star office.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

TOTTR-FAMILY APARTMENT-EACHA PART-
uent contains four rooms and BATH individual
hot-water heating plants. fine deep lots to 20
foot alley; room for four garages; rent, 1880
per year Price only $11 500: terms.
A. b. CAMPBELL. 1410 NV.
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RETHFsDA MAINLAND

MONEY TO LOAN On d. c. REAL ESTATE.
prompt service MARSHALL McKIBBfN, 000
woodward bldg Phone Main 1878.
MONEY TO LOAN-$250 TO 500. 900 on d.
c. real estate. Several large trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical con-
sideration for borrowers. WM. 81. SAUNDERS
& CO., Southern bldg, s07 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS SPECIALITY. Low
est interest rates. Prompt service. GEO. W.
LINkINS, TIA Pa. ave-
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an9 sth ST S.E.-CORNER HOUSE, BRICK
nine rooms bath. hot-water heat; very good
condition. Apply To OWNER, SIS II 81. ne. 4.
PARK VIEW. on WARDER ST.-6 ROOMS
and bath; INV. heat: cleo light; price reduced
for 1uck sale. " 1908: NJ. 401. 29s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Rally Day At First presby-
terian Church Next Sunday

Aext Sunday ia Rally Day" Al
the First Presbyterisn Chsrch Sab.
bath school. Az interesting pro.
gram 10 to presented al the regular
bouS--Y:t6
The Rally Day exercises are
being given a. an attractive feature
in increasing the .ttendsnce oi the
auadaX Sshool m-mbrrrblp.. "a
lively contest 10 nov on 10 this side
awake. Sabbath School O0ly Or.
Gently the School w2s dislJed eQasi.
ly into The Reds and The Blues. with
captains aud sub captains appoint
cd. Mis-. Mildred Easli.h s cap.
tain Of the Reds" aud J Max
Cowan 10 plotting the Blues. =
bach class has their two captains
also, who oil work In conjunction
with the bead captains Red and
blue buttons distinguish the rivals,
Interest is waxing warm already.
with the Red" IN the lead, There
were 95 III attendance last sunday,
and u 10 expected the attendance
will 20 away over the 100 mark on
next sunday, ,hs las, lap oi the
campaign. II 10 plshned for the
iosips side to entertain the winners.
and tue various captains and the
students themselves will make a
warm tght to win the coveted honor
You are cordially invited 10 be
present At the exercises neat Sun
day, whether you enroll ss regular
me N Der OF not. A Red"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

AtAlviic lsndom hAss AsA inncA
10 slssacs lhsis sasls ~ ~ sses-
co. Rabs Ruth. uilA ~ nleh6v
viiiess Ass BEEN iplssssliaek M.
lowsd thru ths seostia2 psesa u ~
climbed 70 The pisnaoIs e1'l49s ~
aIs u circuit eloels; ~ nsek.sad.
neck raes betwren me IodiNae ana
White Nox lor lhe Amssicss lsssx@
panaant hss been equally q sl,fss.
'sssss :sSS sassL<v ~ w wSll2i
sssiss si,h she lledssss anA lndissn
whIrA Aoids ~ pa6lic ~ sli thh
we~t.--aat dsspits al tAh, sAssesA
As 30 dssssosica 10 iassee.s whsa
the football .sssea b mshss..i IN q
nist-oa Friday sfsssacon. ~hsr lhs
last Central Hieh ELEVEN u~<ss vslA
visw of t~auvviils TIE locals
hsve desvlcpeA ! dslsaselrvs ma.
ch'us, snd hid isis 10 siss the vi.
'oss . s,id hattie. The game mili
b. called II no a'clccl. tsnssf sad
beip c II g. apply The taissnlns,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
oBiruARs4

On August IL. 1909, God took
4 Jewel rom heaven aud pu, II in
the home oi Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Stree, To brighten and cheer the
lives .oi those whom this little jewel
should come in contsct. ~ shs
grew up. III. jewel became bnsbte,
aud brighter her little toosstep.
wers l,sisnad TOR. her laughter filed
each and sverv heart with gisdness.
snd every one knew EunIcc Only 10
love her,
But ouly 4 lev dsys before Sept
~. 1870, G3d .sldr ~. s welt;
Eunice 10 needed with our band oi
angel. as he only permitted her
70 su.ser Just itttit wh,is Al.
that loving snd tender hands could
do vac done. the 'ittie one ws. car
rled 10 Nashville 10 a specialist and
was operated upon. 10 vain eitnst
10 stay the Grim Resp-f; hu, God
vas ready--and the Anstl. rejoice 4
to have one 50 pure and go precious,
Weep not. parents aud loved once.
fos Eunics 10 on the other shsrs,
beckoning 10 you 10 come kun,ce
Mabel Street uss written on earth,
but GOV The little name shines IN
letters oi pure gold on Gpd'. record
oi bis chosen ones
She 10 survived by her father ami
mother and two brothers, slAo =
grxad mosher--Mrs Low. William.
two uncie.. Chs.lie Miiil.m- and
Claude Williams, OF yellow Greek
and an aunt, Mr.. Griffith Bnhop.
oi Chattaeeosa. May they al meet
her in the bright and beautiful be
yond, where weo know 90 pairing
a Cousln.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Total Tar Ra.e-Sl.N

The reports oi judge Weems.
Trustee Doty, County Superintend-
cot Corlew and the Revenue Com.
mission we're read and adopted.
The court voted ito thanks to W
c. Do,v the retiring Trustee, Tor
his efficient management Of the
office during his ineuabency.
The County Court CLERK vas in.
s,ruc,sd 10 issue interest. be airing
warrant. to the amount OF IS, 72l AZ
TO be applied on the High School
building a, Dickson.
The salary oi the Chairman al
the Highway Commission was fred
a, $dou W.
J X Neblett resigned a. County
Surveyor, snd:G. l. P-n.scost vas
elected to 6ll the vacancy.
Roht. Csrdine was elected a. q
member oi the Poorhouse Commits.
sioa.
The County Highway Commis-
.ion Gas given authority 10 issue
$lD0O.O Highway Bonds TO BE-
ased on the Memphis-,o. Bristol
Highway completing pixies to
the County lines and building roads
sa districts that now 'hxvs no pikss,
The following was appointed a.
Jurors ior the Dickson C.rcui, Court
at the December term. 1870
q. W. Hareil. ST.. Tom Bowen.
J. c. Baker, ". W. Tussell. 8. =.
Fielder. Cbss kinbro. Marion
Graham. ". H.. Davidson, ]. L..
Brown, " n. Hu,chison. AkI.
Ca,hsy. J. {. Tidw~ll. J. II. Gentry,
J T Luther J. Sanders, 3. y.
fusaell, " A Sogs. Jas. Estss,
fal'sf R,ho, N N Howell, James
Deal. ]. J s,spls,on. n Z Lane,
Geors. N-,,rrs. Edd Campbell.
ssm hat'. Umepr.
The Jury appointed ta the Char
Iotte Circuit Court q, the Novemb bet
term, included X l., Crafty W. }.
Daniel, J. n. Berry. L ) Castle,
man. Anthony Seslet, Harlan Duke.
john Horton. Geo Batsy, y. f.
freeman, viii Murphy. fsris
Hodges, J :. Tmmons. Harper
osnurn, { W. Wsyuick. J. NJ,
Baker, J Z. Halliburton. II, Nc.
Clurkan, Dee sapiers. N [. An.
iersou. Charley Street. c L. Hsll.
Bmrel O~sn. J Simpkins, Rob,.
Martin Jvt.u IhnmA Asou, ofhcsr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
No Reduction In Price OF
Dodge Cars, is Announced

Official confirmation OF press die.
patches from Detroit, announcing
that thsr. would he no reduction ia
the price oi Dodge brothers Motor
Cars, has been received by Dickson
Motor Co. the Dodge Brothers
dealer 10 tlH- city. A telegram rom
C.. W Ma,nrson. acting general
sales manager "a the local dealer.
reads.
Dodge Bto;hers policy has ever
hren to give hill salu. Tor the, price
ask There viii be no reduction 10
the present price OF Dodge Bros.
motor cars Newspaper reports to
thr eontrsry are absolutely untrues
Dodge Bros announcement, vas
no surprise TO us," said Y .. Esly
I'm TACT. It is only standardization
OF Dodge Bros business principles.
At no time have they ever demand.
"a sn excess amount Tor their pro.
duct. A. in the past. they will con.
tipus in the future TO demand fair
return ior their efforts "
The nefe fact that the demand
ior Dodge Brothers moter cars IL
still greater than the supply. liespits
the grea, expansion program vt the
factory. has absolutely nothing TO
do with the decision 10 continue
the pre-sut prices, In marketing
their car Dodge Brothers have never
made point Of price aed vii.
never ~srtrtirs the quality nt thett
product to .utcr ps,ce composition
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Connie Tanaqe "The Perfect Woman at the Mcaey Friday SATURDAY.

nsm Matt 2O:26.27), Ar l.. A.
MeCauI read The Scripture passsxrs.
which we're on soeial service ~.
lowing her comment on the differ
ent passages. shs told tbs s.ary Il
the service rend.r~d the rse~ b. the
old couple whom Wsl,s. Foes had
found in Que oi his trips through
England which bad inspired the
poem. the Housr By the side ~
the Road TIE poem was read by
Mr McCaul
The other part oi the prozrsm
was "W0mrn At Wos, ih-
Woman oi Today IN the Worlds
Wort. IL r. and Ideal. u A Mil
Chris, . The Cahaa a,aaee >las, sas
Cigar lniuNlry ilseu...i BY hes,
DANES cuc's, Johnson, aud Nurt hi
-0n, sho h,uuxul ou, many new
thnusbt. Vi. Il [. B0uldius
rrniing The Trimmed [. mp, by
q tlsGr}. was very much spprela,
ed
Mrs Elssnrr ~as Assisted 10 --rY
log . delicious salad course by ter
dsngh.sr. MIS- EliI,br,h aud Mes.
dame. kd Murchison aud " A
Nelson.
The businrss meeting Tor this
month will be with Mrs II N
f,ech.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

r'olvmsn class Gsaesry O mpamy
here has formed pasin+r.hip xlth
n c PETTY Company. dssssss 10
wholesale eisars. cigarettes. ssuaiss
aud kindred lines III iO6 broadway.
The iuftnal announcement Of thu
partnership YES anneuDesd ye<-
tsrdsy morasns By Mr.. Coleman.
The eompsnvs capital stock hss
he-n raised from $4,000 to $4,000
While the authorised oapitaiisasian
10 $4,000. bot the paid up stick
ameaNls to $50 CO,
The eusinevs will be- snlsrred
throushou, sni a rigid covering NJ
this part Of the country will hs sx
'trrfssd fys ftts nss ID I psfinstshiip Ia Ia
the sals III. ,s~ls. ss~<i~e Tie sn~aa-
ed articles oi incorporation we're
kist yesterday morning In The Nc
Cracker county court.
MI Coleman needle DO ininNiue.
aoh to bus.aee. sasn Of e;y tie has
been 10 bus,ness here icr the past
tes years aud has slsays been sue.
cessiul NJ. Petty moved ta this
city from Fulton the irs, ii ,as
year when he formed bis compsIy
He has enjoyed his quress during
his stay here
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Poverty Party Is Enjoyed.

The poy ,ty party given by the
4. 4,i Chs,f l.ss n n. Methodist
Church lss, Friday night at tn,
o't Lhao 'les place al fsrlsnd
SprirsS, wss noS~,hly The mos
Il isQuv ~sssss -v+At ~ tt- seas " !.
and as h"Art,l, srIbysd hl aver
hisy vAans pe~t Every,aiss Z
tran Taaky l.and were ,h-r-. W.
the su,rs-ei"n 10 b- formed after
s'v''s m t'tt-ren, su4.tJ ,he once
y @' The koni,su, kommities
~ss .lr,t and diant tail 10 impose
a." stipulated 6re upnn tne seu
~ss 's'led to doll up accud,re
TO '~s-r'sshun-" Qai. . nar
her II oit,time ssues vers played
'o'sosed With the "rslseshmsnt'
course a ginger bread and butter
milk, which carried out the ides
perfectly Misses Bese,s Seo,t and
Carrie Curry constituted the enter.
.sln,ng cnnmiis-e A neat little
snn ~s- Tsalis-8. shich will -
us@a ia hssa,iiyins the eiass roon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
nollEY TAKES RElxs
or CITY GOVERNMENT

Mouday night. Mayor Dan l.
Bsaslsy aud his Board Of Aldermen
nnishsd heir work ior the year, aa4
the nevly elected Mayor. J I Hol'
Icy and his Board d Aldermen
usis sworn 10, as were alao R-eor
der II c. Thomp,oa. Marshal John
vyahsIsy aud School Director Oafy
Harris. The oath Of Office vas ad
mini,.ered by Esa 7. J Warren.
Several short talks were made by
/. .sz3 ssS.y sSsssSiszf asiiefsis, sa.s ~
lha ssniinsnta saptss4sd by thsm
ara cMri-d out, the affair. ~ Dsrs
600 the ensuing year siII be hani
led not only With essiii to the CIV
but the officials, ss we'll
The only business contns before
The new Board vas the eleotina OF
Lester Rogers City Treasurer, u l.
Psntseost havinx resigned.
The newly Installed school DTec
tor. Oufy Harris, made q isw ~
MARKS 10 regard to installing q new
heating plant at the Public School.
which vas we'll taken aud Was
,ssrsed % Do acted, upon tonight
tThurslayl.
The Board then adjourned TO
meet Thursday night. at which
tune they will enter actively into
the busins ~ Tor the year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Crosby.Self

On Monds, evening. al sir thirty
q clock. occurred the marriage ri
Mr. Joseph y Crosby and Mise
Mshlr Self, the ceremony hsias said
by Rev 4 l. Gregory o, bis home
on College s,ree, in the presence oi
onl, lev relatives and intimate
friends
The brits. ~ho Ia the pretty and
accomplished daughter Of Nh and
Mrs W. A. Self. Was becom,nsly
s,tifed in a blue trico,in~s sais wish
ha, to harmonic, and carried .
hoQue. ot Killarney roses
The groom 10 one ot our mnst
promising Young men and holds q
responsible position wiih ID. First
National Bank
The pfessnss received by the
newly married couple wsfe num~r
Gus snd handsome ~ w~li ~ val
uab,s aud expresses the high esteem
10 which they are held by their
many iri~nds.
Immediately alter the cefsmnny
they lef, On the evening train Tor
lev days bridal, Trip. alter which
they will be a. home 10 Dickson TO
their many friends,
II i.a pleasure to chronicle ,h-
|mArfisat ~ suth worthy yoUns
people and this paper waits TO the m
its vstmeat congratulations,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
70 Our Customers

Oyster season has now opened,
W. will have both large and small.
Al.o, hoe Michigan celery
Fish on Fridays Red Snapper
15o psr pound River cat, dressed
$50 skinned tirnupsr, very fine,
3Oc Fancy dressed Buhsl,. Soc,
VIII Pesuh or drum. Zoe
Also complet. line ui Nsuhati fresh
meats, bacon aud hams Call IA
both phones lO3
Lunn Neat Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Missionary Society Meets.

Mrs. Geo. ElssIer was hostess OF
Q social meeting Of the Woman =
NJ lsaionary Society u the NJ H..
Church. South, at her home Mon.
day afternoon Of last week
Passages studied were Parable
OF the Good Samaritan Luke
lU.23.S1). = Diversity Ia Hiils
Il cm t2:3 ~ frt oi tar~s,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE Large Ia, ard new
sour room hnus~, Located N Walker
Addition 10 Dickson Gcod cs.,ern
fruit trs~s and outhuildinss Can
|bs tough, al q bargain FOR further
particulars see Pinker.on 4 Sanders
Oichxon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE-Five room house
and five sores oi ground 10 edge ot
Dickson Several building lots In
D,ctson. 500 acrrs. : miles south
aud 80 acres 2 miles west oi DicA
son sse u O Sensing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR SALk- Cholera immnned
tglsttrr hurac suw and plas husi
and registered stock shoa,s, alsu
polsnd CHINA +ow and pigs VII
stl 81 trade A nss tstesir II taksr
at oucs See J A Pope. Que mlIe
north II Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
ikOKtiiA MARBLE Ia superior

10 all other monumental Matsria,
iu beauty, strength snd durability.
A monument III t'eofgis Msrbis
will be- M b@sntiiul and enduring
ss your love lor ,h. one i, CONNIE IN !.
CRATES -Ibck.on Marble W1ks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
N3man Petty Making Good
in The Business Wosld

The following clipping is from q
newspaper pnhlished Il Psdoesh.
Ky. and will be read With much
interest. a. &c Petty IL a Dieksofi
county boy nj hi. msny frien3s
are rlessess 10 learn oi BIZ advance
uer.t iu th@ businese wssld;
IT 4. CO... aHan. fOfnrsiy al ths
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE-~t'ood tive "a .enser
sutomnhils. practically ues. been
.un on!g shou, $500 miles 10,
further nar,i,u'srs ~tite " call At
the Usys6 rtfr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOUND Ksy,rips With 7 tsys
Pstssrhsd O~nss csn havs ssm@ bv
csllias II ihi. Office and paying ics
this Cd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
COUNTY COURT IN
QUARTERLY SESSION
County's New Tax Rate Totals sl.2O-Offi.
cias' Reports Adopted-Jurymen for
Next Circuit Courts Named.

AZ the October term Oh the Quar-.
srriy Court eonvsnins at Charlotte
last M0aday, the tar rate vas iev-
led Tor the year 1870, a. follows;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Remember ~trn In HTSd NJ
htnstl', hlng. 'hsi Mrs Willie
Jones vel spp'scia,e snvf ~o'k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Mollcf!,

0sins % decline Ia N. vries
oi besi ! ~iil cell NJ ,hs tsisorins
prices:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Thsse prizes include both PAek.
ing Houss and home hotchersd
heei.
W. van. 10 thank roc aw your
pest pstFonsss and solicis ! ccnsia.
asnot n came and sssuFs you ihai
our psices sill be - loo a. cen.
sisisni With The mAtkst.
Z. n. Springer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
NINE. Il. AZALIA HACKfIGY PLANS
BIC FOLK SONG FESTIVAL.
Free Glasses In Voice Culture.

Free Glasses In Voice Culture.
Mmo. T.. AZalia IiacElcy, the well
known singer and the only music M
missionary Of her race, has been in
Richmond for the past week pIann,ng
for Il Folk Song Festival with a chor.
rs OF three hundred voices, interpret
ing only the works Of Negro cumpos.
ors, Dett, Burleigh, Diton, Cook, and
others. These unique concert, have
been given by Nine. Iackley from
Eoston to Los Angeles with great
success. Nine. llacklcy MAS invited
to the city by the Community Chur.
us which has been doing splendid
work for the past year under the
direction OF Prof. Walter d. Jones,
aud All church choirS musical organi
%atiohs and individuals are invited
10 cooperate with the chorus in MAX
ihg this the creates, mu>ica. cyeA.
III the history OF Richmond.
AS is the custom with Nine. Hack.
ley Il Tree class in voice culture il.
held before the rchcarsals OF the
chorus proper. This class Is alrcau,
quite popular more than one hun,
deed persons having enrolled Tho
c.ass meets at the Army and Navy
club on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays at eight o'clock p.
NJ. and on Wednesdays at six r. NJ.
Certificates will be giveu 10 those
who successfully complete the course
"his course is absolutely free and
follows out the community plan of
the Army and Navy Club as well ag
tic life work of Nine. Hackley, who
believes that the true apprcciatioE
and understanding of singing can
come only through the act Of trying
to sing correctly.
All are invited to join the voice
culture class and to register for the
ct.oruS. Any information will be
tl.' 'erfu!'y given at the Army and
Navy Club.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
NATIONAL BAPTIST CypNV.,Sr,n>,
IN BIG DRIVE FOR TEN
Mll,LlON DOLLARS.
tNatlonal News Service }

Memphis, Tenn, April 29.-Soon
the great drive for the National
baptist convention for ten milliona
OF dollars will he over. Whatever
may be the outcome, one things ia
certain--Dr. II. o. Fuller of Memphis
Tenn, is entitled to the gratitude OF
the entire convention.
lie has had the vision to rcali2e.
the great opportunity that confront
ed the denomination. He has thrown
MS whole soul into the movement
Nclthcr ti!Ac, nor money, nor cucr.
gy has he spared that the denomina
uon might get all out Of him that i,
was entitled to.
Al all times he has been patient
IN spirit and level Of head. His conn
sci has been Of great value. With
broad catholic spirit he has under.
taken everything assigned to his
h"nd. lie has had no enemies to
II sht and no friend to eXalt unduly.
results Tor the good OF the dcnomni
nation has been his one aim
fcrhapS the outstanding excellence
or Dr. Fuller has been his marked
e''lc'encv Called upon to deal with
able business men who were Dlan
h1hR 10 raise hundreds of millions OF
dollars. his official documents sent to
tfese men have been all that coul;i
have been desired.
whether success or failure attends
the great National Baptist Conycn.
t'oh drlVc-and let none think OF
lal!urc-thc place OF DR.. Fuller
S'""ln De secure in the affections OF
nc oehohinatl"n because Of his cx
re?' iohal services at time when the
reputation Of the denomination alon.
many INES was clearly at stake.