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New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
d Central station,

HARLEM DIVISION.
ei2 A. NJ and ass p. N. Daily. except sunday %
Pittsneid sundays only at s2o A. ~
Wagner Palace Csrs on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch llght -,
Ticket onices at ils, 2e 4l3 and 1913 BroaS.eys =
I-nlon So W. 225 Columbus Ave, 81 West lZ9tn ~
i9s,h 81 ana issth ST stations New York 3ss and 1a
Fulton St and io4 broadway. E. d, Brooklyn w..
Taienhona i2TpC Thlrty-eighth street for New forx
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hoee' o.
rssidenc. by Wesscott Express Company. -
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAn H. io'''
FOR THE WEST. -.
New York, South Ferry CWhehan Ier1 G,h Fsrry
Leave Liberty street minutes later .s-..v.
'Daily. tExcept Sunday - 81 o.. - =,
and 'l2.i0 night -. .-t, s.s
PITTSBURG, 's.30 a. QLoerty street 0Hs' ~"~
> ''cIScINNATT ST LOUIS. .955 a. m. '555 p. r-s
'1:10 night . un.,xs
stI o. M Splner tl25 D. m. Diner. .l.3 CDiner'
% csRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train pinerl'
s455 CDiaer) '555 .. m tDiner) anu 4-' -'s"-
NORFOLK. ti255 p. m go ,.-. 80.
All trains illuminated with Pinsch Ign, ,.,, o.
Cnces; iis l72 26l 434 1884 Broadway % Union rls
W i9T Pow sry N Y; 339 Fulton ls0 Graham ave-,
BrookIyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. b4ssass
checked from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
NAVAL STORES.

The market steady. with n inquiry. but in the
absence Of important feature prices continued as
heretofore. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars SO 15 do oil bbs SO 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-43izG q 44c
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 90aSl S24; T.
81 80; F. 81 20; g. 81 G5 H. 81 IS; l. 81 sO H. 81; NJ.
81 2JGs2 30 y. 81 20; W G. 50; " ", s. %.
STOCK on HAND
Eosln - 80
SplrltS turpcntne
Tar ~i' "O's
Charleston July 2s.-Turpentlne firm 39c. Rosin
firm, unchanged.
Savannah July 2s.-Turpeatine spirits. firm at I've.
sales 3s7 bbls; receipts, LA Resin firm and nchansed
sales. . s04 bbls; receipts. l. 1872
Wilmington July 29-spir1ts turpentins-Nothng doing;
prices unchanged; receipts I43 bbs Rosin steady un
changed; receipts $40 bbls Crude turpentne firm and
unchanged; receipts. 67 bbs Tar firm at 81 joi
ceipts, POI bbls
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

oDrToN--Whue the market for cotton futures was
.nr speculsuon slack. with trading Tor the most
~ uranes 70 operations between members OF the EN
s.Fa made chiefly the purpose Of evening up ola
soar.s Prices advanced 394 points on the opening
81 ana further improved 192 points Local covering Wss
asu-e until the advance reached point Which prousnt
Z, realizing sales. The improvement was chehy que 70
English cab.e advices which were better than eN
,sei the Liverpool market closing at an advance OF
"a Is 70 The general list July, In the English Market
sswinr roints rise The here was further etin-
sasS v the s9rneWh conflicting character OF news from
cotton belt well by private cao.es inocatlng
b-ase- fo-elgn speculative Interest in cotton futures
q nj sgirres as situation Of anairs IN the
SER To-ern advtces were quite encouraging 10 the
cook fr cotton and yarns Sales OF cotton g2oe
thls country were also OF encouraging volume Inc
rcpa unsatisfactory feature the duiness OF speeu
Atom The marle; was finally dull. 10 points net
sghsr
The range o. contract prices the local market to-day
yss q follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
DELAWARE. LAckAWAHnA { WESTERN
NEW YORK. ONTARIO Z WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot OF ". +2d g. as foI0"s w H'"1's
earlier from Franklin ST.: -, =. 49,.
C.SS A. M.-Day Express for all stations TO osweso-
I sCC Connections for Lakes Mohonk MinnsSasAAs
and Kiamesha- Parior
Oh A M.-Mountain Express TO taienviie Liberty;
SslC and intermediate stations Lake kiamesha. ana
White Lake. Parlor -
4 .On p VI. (saturdays ony)-stations 20 Elenvfie.
sUU Rockland. Lake Kiamesha and White LAke
Parlor .,
C.1 r. M:-vessibuis Limited stations 70 Elenyiis.
rnesha and White Lake. PaFior cars
0.fS r.. N. Frankiin 81. $40 r. M)-ro Chicago
O.lO daily Stops at Midetown. Liberty. l. Manor.
walton Norwich, Oneida. Oswego, Niagara Falls. Wss-
ner sleeper and Reclining Chair Car seas ree) through
10 Chicago via Wabash -
way N. Y. " T. T1asfsr ca >hssks beSgAss
frou rssldAneo eestinsttooA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady. patents
81 1898 IS: straghts $3GS3 % clears 81 sasS 10;
So so 50 30 siraights s3g$s bakers g ioGs2 CO. No
spring wheat 6sa7oc: No red. Ike No con- S2g
32tc: No yellow Germ. 32G32c; No oats, eOS. a2lc
No 2 white 23.c: No white 22isG34c; No rye
52&c: naxseed S7Asc. do Northwestern. 81; PRIME
timothy seed s. -: coverseed contract grade, s6D
S537it short ribs sides loose). S5qSa 20 dry saltsd
shoulders boxed s. 30; short clear sides boIe
as 4Oa$5 As Whiskey dstiers finished goods per Bao
si eG sugar loaf. unchanged on the produce Eh-
change to-day the butter market was hrm; Creamery
iSGGi7c: dairies l1Gl5sc. Cheese weak slsasc Eggs
weak: fresh. liail'7c.
Cincinnati July 29-F1our duh. Wheat quiet; No 2
red Corn quiet: NO nAel 'o.c' 80. ss.i,
mixed 22is q23c Rye quiet No 2 0sc bu'ter s'eauS'
Eggs dull 9c. Sugar steady Cheese active
Milwaukee July 2s-wheat quiet: No Northern
72Ac No Northern. 1lg1l'5c- fye lo"er' W . |'
barley dull: No q 4Oc. sample Soa5Sc
Minneapolis July 2s-Close: Wheat in store, No
Northsrn july exc September. o. GoISc; December
ss7lS No Northern sTSc Flour higher hrst patsnts
"a exs so second patents g 5O0<3 %: nrst clears y %
ts2 %: bran IN bulk s. 75aslo
ruiy 7I6iixc Corn steady; No mixed July 3ehg
S92c oats dun and izGIe lower: No white clipped
mo-. No 4 90 2sc; No . mixed clipped. 2e4u2c. Butter
unchanRed fancy Western. creamery. lsf1e; DO PRINT
9ic I,xrs steady nearby l3lsc: DO western B1
i1o. a. Southwestern 13 do Southern, log1ie. Cheese
ss 600 bush corn 10000 BUSH cats. 1000 bush ship
fnents-Wheat. 14coo bush; corn 4OlOoo bush; GAIA
5000 bush.
Toledo July 28-Wheat dull and weak: No cash and
rpiv nc, septanbsr 73o bid Corn dun and lover
No z mixed. s3hc. Oats dull steady No mixed. &c
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30


=: been quite general during the week. and that at
1nor o: points particularly Alabsms. tne P1eSpa'a
NJ 70 he badly needed While in few localities dam n.
49, e crop is claimed from me heavy , AN Fohan9e
psas Liverpool eables~spot cotton quiet but steady;
s D | so9 sSt'9aSPR %mePoaa a' 500 SSSG' ndsns upland
ssi futures opened quiet unchansed; e:oseo sea- a.
,s7 March isb March-A prLs l7s: Apr1-May az b.
1sG2s Sis:s y. Jaiy sis4 oc.
.e'-Noveuber. SI6lss: Novsuber-December. al5aS1e;
-FOUR AND MEAL1-As usual on SATURDAY there vas
t1i s',ertance and small business IN nonr eirSlss M
rsests sdvance Spring patents. g 7sgss 90 winter
% s a 1879 e sis " S5i' Il xs5s4 4: ss q .S:
s 81 'Sis TYE 1S ToGR-bg e. bFaf' auo.sa @ C Ss5
:. g EA as3!fd aSEHEsg Quoted ESs Ss
s yog sssSS a5ss,. 81 .sd.
S'sS' s n ssGs E4 soesi4 sGan co. 'x lax. M and
Z ssf ,s Ten ;lsgsi1 e. s1 .isss is.a "ss S
'.i' sacks. .ls'.-o oil tnss meal ;1s sS cSSsas.
e. saturday the news from India intimating that the
90 had been damaged by drouth; although not tew h
'' been planted Il s s,S not Sae.tss ~ sss SsSs Ses
az 'erhelsss shorts covered ,ree at,e4 or II oIocs
E realizing stiIl later there was partial rseove5s:
t %niea oeai eE1in price. were &c higher July
&c Up on other denVsTleS wi'n nf ne DAY was
4ie cable from Paris reporting further declines sooa
i~oef and Yield ahead OF expectations Lvefpool.
tss,T Influenced by the India news ana Sa.ns
80 higher cable from Russia stated that % "iles
a. Prospects, except in the extreme southwest
Anc spring wheat bad IN southern regions ts.pOI'
%sbee;s favorable, being delayed by stoIis
- oeilook 10 our spring wheat territory con,hue1
.fttie and had bearfsh effect notw1thstsnolns a..
80 70 introduce damage reports from cooi we@,n.
"a shipped out l44OOo0 bush for the week ana aus
- 1850. bush Worlds shipments were esthst tso s
- 10000 bush Spring wheat receipts anounteo n " "
% ss compared with 400 year ago and 70 soss
49, zesr No red quoted at 1INe 10 ana" y
s. itizc elevator: No ! Northern Duluth Io1 20
a., On the curb September RANGED 1rom soso was
s,loc. closing AZ 761sc COftS-W eaxness
Saturday by bearish crop ak and iaSot
s1zStiou . unload There was little or no suppOtS
3 local sources and export business did not esSss
- oacs The various ports The Diverpoo ~,
quoted 4@4d not higher rhrouxhogt the oD,.rs
steer coalitions were favorable. suggesting ,bs
heavy part. Of Kansas LSst prices Closed
y. x sesson were lG%c net lower. NO oo.n cs,b
q 1se elevator and 37ho ahoet on tne az a.
a. sfcher ranged from 36&c TO s6Ac. closing =, 90 snd
49, 6clock. .OATS-Ths market was nacee sTc-
Ne steady. No oats closed at 2sc NO oass
80 white 3Oc; No white Z}c: track mixed
NJ White 29Gs5c; No white clips. Dnc IN NJ .
w.sss quiet No Western 6ohe anoat; r,o,s 10
s's'r t0c spot State rye Csc NeM,i i%N pnf-
~. BARLEY Market quiet. Feedins o' nc
- msflng 46d5Oc delivered New-fork
NEw-YoRK PRIcEs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
SOUTHERN oorroN MArxrH

Rye dull and essy: No 2 cash. 32hc- CSoverseed
steady prime cash new. ts rs: October. - -.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Ths FOR spot closed quiet and unch
Kidding upland quoted csc and naiddlng Gulf enc Bales
sGs lsl bales. spinners -,
ne statistical position OF cotton as made up oy tooaS
'Cfronicle S follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago July 2s-rhe leading future. ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
MAMBWR@-ARNEROGAM

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE TO CHERBoURo
PARrsp. SOUTHAMPTON UoNDoN). HAMBURG:
A. Victora.Aug. 10. 10 AM Columbia. Sept "a 10 AM
F. Bismarck. Aug "a 10 AN F Bismarck sept 81 10 AN
A. Victoria. Sept. 10 AM A. Victoria oct . 10 AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
TO PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHERBoURG paris
AND HAMBURG Also New York-Hs mhurg direct.
Pretoria Aug 5.5 Am walderse, Aug S6 $50 9 soA "
Patricia. Aug 10. 23O EN- Palata. Sept. o. A. NJ
HAMBURG-AMERIcAN LINE. 81 Broadway \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
LEHICH VALLEY.

Cortiandt and Desorosses Streets
(Penna. Il 4 ferries)
Time I'D Street Other figures cortlsndt or Reso sses
daily sunday leaves & ' Sunday leaves Sia Sunday
ia az = 90 A. NJ. Local for EAsToN.
sgyI;iy * Us an For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
wes and principal local pon-I Ps'!Or and Dining Cam Con-
Ae ~ i'55. 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND TX.
peeaaE Asndsomest tie world Limited % seating
Due connec with through seepers
10 Setrot Ard Chicago Dining Oar service Ia carte
III Sh 4 OOP Ml For WILkESBABRE, SCRANTON,
+.33y los NJ Coal Branshe. and Intern etate pont
f.S1N S20P NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK
la ia SlOP NJ Local Express for EASTON.
.5hh x6 0SP NJ For Buffalo and points West Through
eieening Oars 10 Chicago and Toronto. -1.--o
3.5S S.OOP.n Express for BUFFALO and IohoSio'
None kut Car passengers carried
.iO2I a. 3OP.s For1THACA, ROCHESTER, BU fSALo
and XesI Iieeoing 10 Chicago
so PLAINPIELD and BOUND BROOK locals daiy sseep'
Tickets and Pullman accommodation st rs 9 ~ 40 ~ wa
fsx Broadwsy . Union square West 2so Columbus Ave. -
600 Fulton ST. Sc Bdry and Annex station Broakyn
Co will call for and check bAkgkSe from nosei
restdeace through 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

ro-ssa Coffee eMarket.-Santos-Coree market steady;
- average santos 5000; receipts, $1,000 bags stock
- e0 Hanhurg-Coffee market opened unchanged al
20 n m net unchanged 20 !. pfennig lower; sales,
e0o hsgs Havre-COfee market opened quiet :. fTano
;i.ys- 81 70 m unchanged: sales 5000 bags.
40 75l July .....,.-....s1 rs
.aaasIL 33 90 August ..,,.,,,.......8l.T rs
sep,-~s '''''' 9S * cepteuber ..,...,..,. 90 90
AsiA "a 5O october .,........... 80 25
aY-A "a ~ November ......... .32. 20
19 .'-''' 23 Il December ............ 2-75
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

pl,-rorae market weak No Rio. 6s6o; exchange,
s-aes -ecs-ts - 600 bags; cleared for the United
s, Il 90. cleared Europe. 4ooo; stock. 252 600
s statistical position OF Brazil coffee - as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Receipts OF hreadsturs points thousands
last three ciphers 600 omitted -four bbls. grain bush
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
POPPING THE QUESTION.

When girl hints at matrimony to q
young man what he says is apropos if
It's proposal.-Philadelp Record.
He (cautiously)-What would you
say, darling, if I should ask you to be
my wife? Darling-Ask me and find
out.-Berlin (Md) Herald. 49,.
The Belle-But you have only known
me three weeks. The Beau-Well, in
the game of hearts long suits should
be avoided.-San Francisco Exam
iner. -.
how did you ever manage to pro-
pose to. your wife? I understand she
was a Boston girl 1T was rather
difficult at first, but it wasn't SO bad
once l had broken the ice. "-Philadel-
phia Bulletin. - -
Miss Cute-What made Miss Millions
accept Cholly after first refusing him?
Miss Pert he looked so cheap
When she turned him down that she
couldn't let the chance for bargain
escape her.-Philadelphia Record.
Maud-Dick proposed to me last
night. Ella-What. did you tell him?
Il said he had better ask mamma, and
what do you think the wretch said?"
Goodness knows!" "He said he had
asked her already, and she wouldn't
have him. "-Tit-Bits.
No said the fair girl, cts no use
You don't come up to my ideal" 'tPer-
haps not" he answered; "but don't
care if can only get anywhere near
ny own" Your own" she. answered
What is your ideal?' 'sYou,'' he whis-
pered.- Saturday Night.
BE mine" pleaded the lover fer
vently. 1T has ever been my ambi-
ton to win your fair hand for my
prize in life I'm sorry, Mr.. Sleigh
late, replied the sweet girl graduate.
The prize has been won by another,
but I'll award you honorable mention"
Philadelphia Record.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
FEW GIRL. DRUGGISTS
Continued Fromy First Page

rrencn wvmen ana Germans with taste Tor
patrstaking work OF the sort, Women's ana
ch1idren,s cutter garments especially have be-
come more and more costly and CONNER
c1ally valuable Of late years, and gowns and
bonnets, n1antles and walking Jackets that
est from $25 and $50 all the way to half u
thousand are wei, worth being cleaned and
renovated. The business offers twice the
held It did while ago, and American women,
SINE with knowledge of chemicals and taste
Tor experimenting in hat line, have gone
Into 1t with success. The secret processes
n the cleansing trade are guarded as care
FUZZY as more importsn't formulate. New
chalks and fluids are bsing brought oft all the
time for trial on delicate, light-cclored silk
or kid, and new washing powders and dirt
vanQufshers to ssbe used on fire wool goods:
How to take out blemshes and grease spo; !.
without destroying color or texture, or VIA,
TO use to makethe tint come back and the e "
gloss return after cleansing are questions
well worth studv and ecergy. It is not an
Funlnteresttng bI@iness, nor as snail matter
es lit used to be. Curtains, upholstery ara
rare carpets all come in for attention, and
re women nropr:f.'ors have good field
SrTre~~ OF women Inventors.
Some women graduates in pharmacy hays
Won success In the inventions and patents
Ire. getting out bath, toilet. and curative
apparatus and attachments In all-rubber
~ 49, sAs1S E..v PelU lEltAyWe1lzsE1 uey O1Qn
STUDY rubber nor practical workings Of this
SORT IN their pharmaceutical course hut their
beng haf1ed in success that way turned their
wits n another direction. and they accom-
ri1shed something. Others have got cut cos
metics skin heaters, and youth preservers.
sId an acquaintance. middie-aged woman.
Who studied pharmacy after she was widow.
= as IN here only yesterday to say that she
had had great success with an insect exter-
ninator that she originated and was selling.
SIZE said it wasn't strictly pharmacy, but
touching on, 1t e5.near es she could get.
"A few women pharmacists. have evolved
INTO trained nurses all tho better and more
thorough for their schooling. A few have
eere further and 1--we become physicians.
and Of course, the usual number have been
hcs6s'd of hv y atrin,nn ard become Dhar-
macists extraordinary to the household
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1899.
No Officers, No Men.

With Africans and Afro-Americans
engaged in every war in this country from
the Revolution down to the present one;
with Afro-American officers of high or
low degree at Intervals; with several
regiments of Afro-Americans, Differed by
Afro-Americans, with enviable records, in
the present war, it is astonishing that
Gen. Miles asks for five regiments Of
Afro-Americans to be differed by whites.
The p a believes that the recruit
ing of these regiments will hardly be
completed before the war is ended, and
that is in all probability long time off,
The A a is opposed to any distinc-
tons of any kind on account of color, and
of course Is opposed to the formation of
Afro-American regiments at all, but if
such regiments are to be recruited we
MUST have Afro-American officers. It
is just as consistent, just as un-Ameri-
can, just as unnecessary to have white
officers for Afro-American soldiers as it
would be to have Afro-Americai officers
for white soldiers. As man TO man, there
should I'D be no objections to either of the
above situations, and II objections would
be considered proper on the one hand
they certainly are On the other
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
APHORlSMS.
idleness there is perpetual de-

= idleness there is perpetual de-
spair.-Carlyle.
Adversely bo7rows its sharpest
sting from our Bishop
Horne. "a
To what deep CULTS single devia-
ton from the track Of human duties
leads.-Byron.
hardly know so true mark of a
little mind as the servile imitation of
Others Greville.
Any feeling that takes man away
from his home is traitor to the house,
ho!d.--H. w. Beecher.
# there is any person whom you
dislike, that is the one Of whom you
should never speak.-Cecil.
A kind heart is a fountain of glad
ness, making everything in its vicinity
to freshen into smiles Washington
Irving.
It is not the place, nor the condi-
ton, but the mind alone that can make
anyone happy or miserable. LES
TRANCE.
Hope is a hatterer, but the most up
right Of all parasites, for she fire.
quenls the poor mans hut as well as.
the palace Of his superiors. Shen-
stone.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
THRUSTS AT TRUSTS.

. - g5.Es
Now there is talk Of a cabbage trust,
but it may not come to a head.
Paul Dispatch.
Denunciation never killed flea,
and it will never kill a trust. Memph.s
Commercial-Appeal
i The bull dog trust is the latest This
thing has gone to the dogs sooner than
any one supposed. It would. Boston
Transcript.
Said the head Of the gimlet trust: 1T
IS my aim in life that every. man shall
have employment, provided he is work
ing for me and not Tor himself. ="
Philadelphia Record.
There IS charm about the mystic
words Syndicate trust. 2 s'comb ine,n
monopoly, etc, which may lead s. a
craze for combinations among small
dealers. and such IS or trusts IN tie
end might prove as strous as did
M 81 AZ a
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
eGkSTElN NORTON JJNlVEKSlI'r

CANE sPR'No. sutL'rr COUNTY. Nv.
"lndustral training will act 70 ac.:cn con therl,
REV. WIN. S: s:MMox ~ p ID: 6s,:
THE LOCATION. ..
7hs 2ckstein Norton University Ia situated at Co
Spring, Ky., twenty mii,s from Louisville, Ky.,t
eae Of the mos. healthy and quiet se':lsmens il s
county f.: ~; The building isd r
e; y :h The
noents Of places of vice and srausee1
Pertant lin students life and j: Apply suited :,73
->Ate - prepare fox an active life.
:;:s $:':s::Gs: $!;s
fze;;: :s S SS:s5::S a.'.'ss 6ss;s Sassss:
S'&''f nv orl sSo aeH IN Woods end Metals.
fsSssa:c d q: sd a TyRs W %s'ne
Musical Conservatory.
The above departments are usder competens prosee
soEs and ipstEucaors-graduatee and sgecalists in y:
ss:ss sfe Chicago &soa., T9anipg
Normal School, Rhode Island, and other Of our bsEz
Our classes and studies are arranged that s.ud.
may stady what most desirable leave of AZ Ssee
course 10 the least possible, consistent With
work in all departments.
TERMS.
Board fuel tutioo snd Washing IS 90 per uaoath
studsnis may enteA It any time in The year.
= hGLF ron 01UoEErS.
Deserving students may have the privilege Of exits
reduction in proportion to The work they willing G
Do. We ask patronage not only account of our IeR
rate bat account of the high character of tl
work done. Our accommodations are 6rst-class al
offered alike to both eexe1. =
Persons route to Cane sprlne, KY, via Louisville
n Zen
Lo1isville, Ky.
7orcataloeues and all business address the Prsane
rev. G. Il. PARRISH, A. NJ, >
... --- CANE SERlNe. q;
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02


Rev. G. H. Robinson, in an address made
at Atlantic City, N. j., last week, hit the
nail squarely on the head when he said
the Afro American "must paddle his own
canoe" He also said: ''We must get
money! banks, railroads, learn how to
make guns and powder and then how to
use them, before we can become q, power
IN this country" His closing assertion
was very strong, but it seems to be very
near the truth:
'"The North, the South and the devil in
hell are against us, and God is the onlv
one who will accept U.S.