Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

"EFFICIENCY' gides off the tongue as smoothly as
baebp eds off the ways into the water but takes both
brains and Drawn produce the stuff that efficiency mace
off, and its often hard find these twins real good speaking
terms While standing in front OF the MacGregor-Ouuef
Printing Company's place in Pittsburgh last week. we met
Mr Efficiency all full of smiles as usual and full of ideas
too as usual His real name John L. Clark, and naturally
we have friendly feeling for ohn tor when ne lays aside his
bread-andbue work. he grabs big fountain pen and dashes
off information about Wyie Avenue.
Tohn L. Clark printer and when say that we mean
i in the same sense in which we would say that thomas A.
Edison is an electrician John has risen from being devil
of printer to crack Layout for OF the most prom
inent firms in Pittsburgh Creations of print AIRCRAFT to
Clark what landscape creations to Northumberland
vocal moduatons are to CALI Cwc-what cadenzas are to
Fritz Kreiser-and what love was to Romeo.
We understand that Clark understands every printing device
from Blaeus wooden hand to Hoes double octupe TO-
ary machine. and when Inspected some OF ms mutcoio
long-rm work we decided that the y. s. Bureau OF the
Census should be asked make special classification tor the
ex-typesete and Judging from what have read in the
Inland Printer Americas foremost printing Journal which
compliments Carks work every and then. that opinion
is not confined to alone
There's more than story however, the of this
do-itrght man. There's the lesson Of eciencys compen
satons only printing but trade and occupation
under the sum- The way hard It's ue but that makes the
compensaon enjoyable and arreachng their soothing
functions And lest we forget Eeency mt the long run
Don't take our word for it. Just ask John Clark, of Wye
Avenue. Pittsburgh. U. S. A.
THE MEN:
BYRNES James Francis congressman; b. Charleston, s.
c., May 2. 1875. James Francis and Elizabeth T. b.
ed pub schs m Maude Busch of Aiken. S. c.. May
2, 1906 Admitted to bar, 1903 and since in practice
at Aiken. S c. also editor Journal and Review Aiken,
1867. Official court reporter, End Circuit 5. g..
l9Oo-S; solicitor, End Circuit S. c., l90o-l0; mem.
62nd to 9th Congresses O9ll-23), End S. c. Dist
Democrat Address: Aiken S. 6.
CRINlKE, Francis James. clergyman; b. mr. Charleston
S. c., Nov 4. 1850; Henry and Nancy (Weston)
c.; B. Lincoln u, 1870 later A. NJ, Cd. D.,
1889 grad Princeton Theol. Sem, 1878. Ordained
: Presbyn ministry 1873; pastor 18th ST. Ch, Wash
/ ngton, 1885 and l869-pastor Jacksonville Fla.
1859. Trustee Howard u; mem. Am Negro Acad
Author monographs on the Negro question: etc. Ad-
dress: l4l5 Corcoran St., N. w., Washington D. c.
From Who's Who in America.
THE SUBJECT: Appropriation for Howard University.
THE REMARKS:
Dr. Grmke I'VE have also in this city, of Washington
D. c. white Young Mems Christian Association and white
Young Womens Christian Association from which coored
people are excluded and excluded because they coored
because they happen be of another variety. he
fact of the existence of such associations standing eproach
to the Christianity that they represent"
Dr. Grimke: Our civilization, survive materially
unless redeemed spiritually 1t be saved only by being