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The National tribune., 1901-08-08

The 23d Annual Reunion of the 9Th Ohio
will be held at BeavertOwn three miles sonjh
OF Dayton, o., Aug. p. Take Traction line
at Dayton, or Spring Yalley.-J. NJ. Smalley,
Secretary, Xenia, o.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
Reunion of the 10th Iowa.

The 18th Iowa Regimental Reunion will be
held at Eldon, Iowa, Sept. and .. f. Il
Thomas, Secretary, South Ottumwa, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

c. NJ. Ferrln, NJ. D., Secretary Sth Vt.
Essex Junction, Vt, announces Reunion of
the regiment ut Montpelier, Aug II, and re-
quests survivors to report at G. A r. Hall.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
The 48th Ill.

The 10Th Annual Reunion of survivors OF
the S4th Ill. will be held in Nashville, ILL.,
Sept. 4. c. ZOll, Secretary, Vermont, III.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
Reunion of the 1o2d ohio

Reunion at Millersburg, o., Aug. q and 90
Croco Ii. Crawford, Secretary, Mlllersburg
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

Geo. Fl. Fisher, President. West Winthrop
Me, announces a Reunion Of the 10th Me-, al
g. A. X. Hall, Pittsfeld, Me-, Aug. IA and
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

WANTED-By the widow OF John Mccarthy thu
address of his comrades who belonged TO The ssth
" Y Int, Co. and Co. A. Enlisted Oct. 1881 and
June 10, 1873. Mrs Belle Mccarthy. RosanviIs, Jas
per Co. IeSas INl-st
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

WANTED-The address Of John Knoephler Co NJ
w 9TH Pa Veteran Cav, by Gottlicb kafer, Butler,
H. l0i2-3t
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Subscribers to THE NATION
NJ Al TRIBUNE ma. insert
three-line advertisement under
this head at the rate of SOC. for
one insertion, three insertions for
81. The privilege of this column
is strictly confined to our SUBJ
Scrihers.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
oeooSooeeooeSe0o
MORE
PEN

We secured more allowances in
1900 than in any year since 1892. II
your case is rejected, or still lacking
proofs, let US take it up for you.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
STAFF APPOINTMENTS.

The followng-named comrades have hoan
appointed Alds-deCamp on the STAFF of the
Chief and assigned to duty
in their respective Departments:
ton. 40
Georgia-Harry Buns, Macon; Phillip
Breitenbucher, Atlanta; r. L. Mansfield,
Charleston, S. c.
Kansas-H. c. Townsend, Hutchinson.
Kan; W. Fl. Mitchell, Belolt; p. G. Eaton
Hillsdale; ]. X. Baird, Spearville; A. s.
Chase, Ellsworth; G. ]. Duncan, saIIna;
Frank Adams, Blue Rapids; S. S. Longley,
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

Army OF the Republic
The objects OF the society TO be the pro
motion smo lg our fellow citizens of a feeling
Of respect and consideration for soldiers and
sailors who served in the war for the preser
walton of the Union; TO systematic the ef
forts Of citizens who desire TO identify them.
selves with the objects of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, and TO aid In its beneiicent
work; 10 stimulate patriotism and a grateful
remembrance Of the blessings secured to the
Nation by the happy termination of the war
Of the rebellion.
See. 2. Posts may adopt such bylaws fol-
the government Of the Associate Society rs
they may deem proper, provided they in no
way conflict with the Rules and Regulations
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. IL be.
Ing well understood that members of the So
cicty shall! have no vote in Grand Army mat
tiers or be present at any meeting Of the Post
when open under the rules of the Ritual
The Associate Society may be permitted TO
parade on the left Of the Post on all occa.
sions except when prohibited by the orders
Of superior authority.
Sec. y. Post may at a regular meeting,
previous notice having been given of the
intended action TO Its members, dissolve the
Associate Society by a two-thrds vote of
the members present. and 1t shall cease TO
exist thereafter.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08
CLEVELAND ENCAMPMENT.
Gen. Ssssieur Issues General Orders
From st. Louis.

Gen. Leo Rassieur, Commander-in-C Chief
has Issued General Orders No. 6, from Ma
tional Headquarters, st. Louis, Mo.
The Commauder-in-Ch Chief announces thai
satisfactory arrangements are being com
pleted by the Local Committee in Cleveland
o., for holding there the 35th National En-
campment, G. A. r., Sept 914, 1901. The
Cleveland committee, though confronted with
the unavoidable difficulty Of arranging fol
the Encampment in nearly five months less
time than is usually allotted, has at this
period made wonderful progress In all details,
and In some particulars in the perfecting OF
arrangements is at this time much in advance
of any city in which National Encampments
have been held.
The National tribune., 1901-08-08

Section l. Posts may have an association OF
gentlemen who are not eligible to membership
in the Grand Army Of the Republic, are over
u years OF age and have never borne arms
against the United States, to be known as
the Associate Society d. Post, No,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB SALE.

FOR SAl4t--1T Israel Bros.
Ehrea-st0rF brick business property. IN
rrst BLOCK north ~ Douglas. on The east
side 81 rhe street. Price. 81 aCa. two
thirds cash. Pays per cent net
A 3-storv brick 81 feet Oh second
block on north Main. S6aa
A --st0Ty- brick. 81 feet. lr second BLOCK
north. 81 Qs1
Three business lots on East Douglas.
near Ohio 81 ta1
Ihree-srorr. 50-tuot block on West
Douglas. 81 cd. Ia-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
soLIeIToRs WANTEe.

WANTED Solicitor for frst-cIass gro
Gerry Must have reference. Inquire p.
=, Eagle E-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
ASSIFIED
WANTS



FOR SALE-Isl acres with houss barr.
szc. nicely Improved nice place Tor
noes- eaicSsaS &C. ans pleasant
relce avenue Can D. had tl- So O.
c. Merry, 81 Eagie street l-lix
FOR SAILS lots en- Arkansas and
Twentieth street very cheap IL sold
soon- Orchard and pientE q shade
g leeE or Cleveill1- SIS
- y WzSlirgtcr- 3-room cct-a=c. y
feet. cellar. barn and shade SD
ll5l \ Wichita, rooms. barn, 3 iest.
sl.l50. A T. HEL-LAE-
ls-l1x las y Main.
FOR sAL-E-snaps- SO acres Iaad. in
Guiding t8 acres wlsat. 81 acres oats.
81 acres corn. ~ acres miliec. balance
eooe pasture. thirty mlles ~ Wichita,
50 acres. an fenced and cross-fenced.
Ewo sets " Improvements. - acres
wheat. 81 acres corn. p a-res l-l--llt-l.
y acres IL crclsLr4 and fiz-=t tEa ltr
springs scattered over place 40 waste
land. nifty miles - Wichlta- frlce Sl--ss
per acre c. = ~ LLlNt1LeE.
i5-rr Wlnue Bliiai1g-
FOR sALE-0ne q tae finest building
sites In the -surL-- End. East front.
ca Market, joints the nice residences or
PARK Place. 80 fevt deep al. ~ lS0
y Market street l1-itN
FOR sALE-I have only S lots left. on
South Topeka all east fronts. Come
and Eet them. as rhey are worth tu-ice
as much as 7 ask for them A kline.
the 1eweier. ~ T. UcuElas- 3U
FOR SAI.EBv sites Brcs. & Alexander.
Fourth National Bank building
Choice building i1r. - feet. between
Elm and Pine. on Market. S.Ise.
A ] Residence lots o. North Topeka
avenue. ~ So peg front foo1
a few res-lencs east tr1nt lots O. Jack
son. az s. ger front folr-
Fifty-foot building iat on 81. Francis.
south OF Twelfth SAL.
A snap. ile feer on South Main. nlrth
block s. per front foot
Northeast corner Pennsylvania ard Sec
end. .H feet. S. per truEt foo-
SITES BROS g. ALEN Az DER.
Fourth National Bank Building
re-lrC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HousEs EoR SALE

,------------~--- ------.--.----
FOR SALE-Elegant house or North
elces. IS feet front, south OF Tenth Tor
$3.50
Residence on waco. 10 rooms. modern
except furnace. 81 good condition the
cheauest houze In the ro~fh rrs Staa
Modern new cottage. rooms, barn. cs-
mflt walks. every thing up - lrst ~iass
shape, east front 4-sst
Another rev a-room cottage, east 'front.'
81 feet $500
or the west Side. 3-room cottage. barn
Ia feet. central location. near Douglas
avenue; must be sold quick s*i.l t2zs
Folr-room house. 50 FEET. s. blocks
north "A very cheap place. E5.
Isvsiling. 9 rooms. stories. Gel Tar. cl'ss-
cts, pantry. 81 splendid condition ans
good location sit,A.
cottage s rooms. large barn. fruit. s.
feet east front. east - tracks. THIS e
some very choice vacant properties ln
the north end and on college Ettt.
ls-lt A. c. DICKSON. lle n Main St
FOR sALE-sfodern 7-room cottaee %
n Lawrence easL front fAest. HilLs
& kinkead. ~ y. Market
Is-su-we-f--tf
FOR sALE--s8 Pattie. 8 rooms high
foundation. cellar. barn. ~ feet, very
~ ~ Mosiey rooras e feet. s7ao
- a,.ss - Emporia. 10 teet. $40 nice
SO eass 80 few days buys un oHla
ia-t = Z spzNcER
FOR sAI.E-A dssirabiy located. 5-room
house. lIl feet. east trunt. very cheap.
Apply az i''5 y Topeka ls-atz
FIR sALE--s-room cottage. rev born. D.
feet and uare aad colt. cheap - ..
OAK. west side is-lts
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oFFIcE RooMs 20 ~.


FOR RENT-ona good ctice roor-. over
SteeI's hardware store Stewart g.
Burns. I9-suu-W est-fri-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
sALEsmEn WANTED

statesmen WANTED - RESPONSIBLE
manufacture and wholesaler viii en-
pioy rWo grocery statesmen for this
state Permanent territory good saI-
airy To right men, Perfume care
Eagle 6-s-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

NOTICE REAL EST K AGENTS.
NOTICE To REAL ESTATE AGENTS
7 hereby withdraw ms real estate trun
the market W. T. MARSH ls-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

TANrEu-kI - know 1h4t Z an OK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
CLASSIFIED

WANTS
&&4%@&@ go 80 &&S
70 RRENTJTo small family. rev five
room cottage az HcEett ave SSest side.
- SecsTicz block Alison & Dickson
ls-st
FOR RENT-The 7-room house No. i-5
y Lawrence from july Isl long
lease 70 good tenant Dr. Lewis
FOR RENT-s17 \. Main 81. a pretty 3
room cottage, newly HapeEed ana paint
ed store room. - y Main O. ;.
Shirk. IS y -4ain-
FOR RENT-Housss ard once rooms.
Hlllis * kinkead. I4s y Market. Phone
FOR RENT-9o Ohio ave 9 rooms. Ran.
BATH cistern- vel. furnace barn SIS,
also haI over rs y Main street. also
40 y. Main street. store room q. w
Mccoy. IA n Main street lS-lrX
FOR RENT-Five-roorn house. c. e
Central can u Oh p Central ll-5tx
FOR RENT furnished h3lse % par
ties Who VIII board as VIII pay cash
difference. s9l S Lawrence ls-tf
FOR RENT-l1s : ToUeza- So rer ruonIh.
Inquire rooms -l7--s Sedgsvtck block
A-lt
FOX REoST-The nnast sence in
AVichits-Jhe Robert Black homestead
rooms. al modern Laprovenasa5s.
auIre Of Houston & Brooks. Atto- rvys.
kansas National Bank building
--------------------
FOR RENT-MIscELLANEoUs.
70 RRENr-ls0 acres Of grass lana. close
% the city Inquire over 10 y --a
steinbuehel & CO. ls-stx
FOR RENT-Garaeld han: suitable for
entertain merits. SOciasS. lectures al
balls Reese & Co, Agents. IL Eas-
FlF=t street Prone II ae-sln-u
FOR -RENT-Good large barn close IN
= s. Frsnels ls-sun-2tx
LOST.
LOST-Snau lob set with eight small
diamonds and ribbon attached Eerurn
L. Lehman q. fiissinsol- Reward. Is-lt
LOsT-At Lewis Academy Banquet. Hotel
Hamilton. gentleman took ny rah-cDl-
OTed Fedora hat leaving me lighter col
cfice and exchange RodoiPh Hatfield
lS-2tx
L0ST-Dark blue jacket. Riverside park
Friday evening Return 70 Kansas
Steam laundry Reward ls-itx
LOsT-Daughters American Revolution
pin. with LUcetta Stevens Fassett Car
ter engraved on hack. Finder Wii please
return 20 Eagle Office and receive re-
ward loft
LOST-Friday on Douglas avenue. be-
tween Washington and Market streets.
new linen dress skirt. wrapped IN
newspaper iuCer please return to
Eames grocery and receive reward
LOST-Betwsen S14 s. Topeka and sss S
Main street. an iron couch les. Finder
return q go s Main and receive re-
Foa TRADE.
10 TRADE-GoIf Plated watch for gooG
bicycle ~ Mont Jackson, ~ : Law
renee. i9-itx
FOR TRADE-The latest. uD-to-dats
modern. pressed brick house. r. TIE
finest resident part OF Salt lake Ctcgt
ffne barn GA two street railways tof
" icaita IEorerty or Iafyu la-1 ie r---Il-
Eagle o--ce SCI
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE covered spring
wagon for a pony IL East Douglas ava
Is-ftx
To EXCHANGE, cigars Tor vacant
j. ". CEENDENIN 81 90. I
"A rrarfgeU state Itarr rlmI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXLHANCfE-A covered spring
wagon FOR a pony IL East Douglas ava
Is-ftx
To ExCHANGE-19li cigars Tor vacant
J. " CEENDENIS Is co i. (
1s-it American state Bank Bldg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
Foa TRADE

TO TRADE-Gold plated watch for good
bicycle ~ Mont Jackson. ~ s Law
renee. l9-itX
FOR TRADE-The latest -uD-to-dats.
modern. pressed brick house r. TIE
finest resident part OF Salt lake Cteyt
fire barn GA two street railways tor
wichita property OF farm Land re- KAN
sas or Oklahoma. address Lake.
Eagle o.-ce 4-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

FOR SALE
S room cottage. city vatsr. bath. 81 n.
81 a
room bcusc. csrY water fl N.s4
ro0n hG1ae. Gta6err. - ~ taA
rocm cottage. e. ~ E0
room coftlae. nailetl. q r.. s-ast
room raftaEr. p IT, n-st
reoFu house. ls g. U.sH
See cur 1854 Esfere tl4 a4f-
lns1rsace Wrlteu 81 lret-clasa coei-
usulEr.
Me1ee ~ s.-n ~ farra snd rllT proper
T. e. r. SPENCER itEat-s4 Coz.
lssrn-tf Ground Floor 81 r. nalEiss
FOR SALE ~ Reese e Coz ~ p firat
~ n. Topeka fosma modern. 81 e..
- Maia. recua. e,s 81 g.
- str01s. roou-s. e O. s1el harn.
n5 waco. raoms. b o.. Barn. unH
I-e s. EuperIa. reena- - Bare,
~ vahasa. raars. q fs ta-n. g-tsa.
SCI - Lawrence. Feefns. - o. alFas
waco. rooms. Is ~. axe
llr Wichita. re4us. 81 % ren1s -.
~ aorih ~ IAacsia "a s t44~reaoe
81 REESE a CO So p ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

Foa EE,sT CR SlAL-E-1ly hus. r s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09

SALESMAN WANTED AIauufacturer CT
staple goods with unlimited resources
win place his ane on Lne market on a
LeW and original plan, whereby he as
slmes an the risk of competition and
Joss ordinarily taken ly the retailer.
Large orders, heavy consumption. no
FISK % the merchant. VIII pay &1l per
month 60 salesman capable OF success
fully handling large propositions Can
non. care EAGLE 6-g-ltX
The colored American., 1901-10-05
A TEXAN A. AND M. COLLEGE.
A Banner Year for TuSkegee--NoteS

Tuskegee, Fla, Speculative have
with US for few days. Hon. R. L.
Smith, President Of the farmers I'M
proVement Society of Texas. Mr. Smith
ia here in the interest Of an AgricuItur-
al College which he hopes soon to estab-
Iish in Texas. He Is an energetic and
influential citizen OF that state.
The schools enrolment at present
is the largest in the history of the insti
tuition. Each day brings greater in
crease. At this writing it is 975.
During the past summer, 1921 cans
of black berries. 2706 cans Of peaches,
I4s cans OF apples, 127 cans of okra, 34S
cans OF tomatoes, $50 cans Of corn, and
"a cans OF soup beans were put up by
the canning division otSthe institution.
under the supervision OF our chaplain,
Rev. E. J. Penny. These several fruits
and vegetables will prove of great value
In the board department during the
current school year.
GEO F. MAYO, JR
The colored American., 1901-10-05

in behalf of the trustees, Mr.. E. A Pat
ten in behalf of the Stewards, Dr.. w. n.
Cinner for the Sunday School, Mr.J. w.
Cromwell for the Bethel Literary, Mr..
John A SImms for the church and con-
gregation as whOls, and Miss Chanie
A. Patterson for the ladies.
The music for the evening consisted
Of solos by Miss Maggie Wilson, Miss
Mamie A. Chase, Mr. George E. Smart
and Prof J. 7. Layton. 4 feature Of
the program in which all participated,
after replies by DR.. and Mrs. Hill, has
reference to the refreshments of which
there was superabundane, served by
Mr.. Emansel Murray. Tue Iectu
room was well led I'd the affair wss
in evary way a success.
The colored American., 1901-10-05
DRESSMAKING ACADEMY.

The u Lam OTton Famous French Perfec-
tlOn Tailor System Nine j a. SmaliwoOd,
Sole Agent 1913 Madison street., northwest.
Morning class from 9 a. IA t. p. NJ.
Afternoon class to o, M. daily,
Evenings frOn 7.50 to 10 o'clock.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, dress
makers and ladies who wish to do their own
dressmaKing-
WANTED-TO learn the wonderful De
Lam Orion French Perfection Tailor System.
Seam less BasqUes without one inch OF visible
seam, In lining or goods, not even on the
shoulder, Successful dressma kin 6 requires as
much earnest progressive study az success
fuI work in sny Of the professions. No detail
is too small TO be looked afte. We teach you
to make dresses with or without seam and
Uarantee perfect fits, and complete your
curse with diploma,
II nils cen enter al snv time
The colored American., 1901-10-05
It Leads hem All.

In a other part # this paper will be
seen the advt rtiseme.lt of the Hotel
Dale at Atlantic City, n. j. This is the
largest and most complete and most
elegantly furnished hotel in the United
Statesf0r the accommodation OF cOlOred
people. The proprietor, Mr.. E w.
Dale, on account of not being able to
give the management his personal at
tentiOn, would be glad TO consider a
proposition from some experienced he
tel manager for the purchase of this he
tel 1t will be paying Investment to
the right parties. Address E. W.Dale,
Cape May, n. J. tt.
The colored American., 1901-10-05
Grand Concert at Berean Church

The rare treat In stCre for lovers Of
music who will attend the Hackley COL
cert at the Berean Baptist Church on
the 18Th of October will be augmented
by the presence Of Mr. Harry Z. Bur.
leigh. The famous tenor IT New York,
who will render few selections. With
Mrs. HacsIey and Mr.. Burleigh as at
traction nothing will be needed to
crowd the church, but local interest IN
the en- ertainment will be increased
through the presence of some splendid
oc 81 talent
The colored American., 1901-10-05
Hear 1! Hear ! Hear !

Our greatest trouble nov Is to get
competent help. We have use for sew"
eraI stenographers, typewri;ers and
clerks, but good many who are prof.
cient in these lines are employed as me-
malls, and those who are not, are not
willing to bear with the concern until
their services become valuable, bat
want to demand master woTkman'f
Gay for poor and inexperienced service
In most cases they desire to be paid
for what they do not know how 10 do
and blame the management for DOi
wasting the peoples money on them
The American Herald.
The colored American., 1901-10-05
Are You out of Work?

Men and women are making money
working fer US, We want live agents
ali over the country. We have the
greatest money maKers on the market
Call ON address J. w. Gnlley and Co.,
813 II street northeast, Washington,
DC.
Gor
The colored American., 1901-10-05
METROPOLITAN WELCOMES DR. HILL

The membership and congregation of
the Metropolitan a. III. e. Church ten.
dered Rev. D. g. Hill, their pastor, a
reception, Tuesday night of last week.
Mr.. E. II. Hunter, Secretary OF the
Board of Trustees, was master OF oere
monies. Mr., Thomas 81. Wright spoke
The colored American., 1901-10-05

That The Cclored American is great
advertising medium and q good bust
ness getter is attested by letter from
Mr. Jno. E. Bruce, the secretary Of the
american Protective League at PrOvi
aence, RI Mr., Bruce wrote an article
iOf The Oolored American two weeks
ago, setting forth the plans and purpos-
Is Of the league and the advantages it
offered. Here is what he says in let
'eT so the manager of this paper:
oear Sfr:-YOu ought to get good
pslees for advertisements In The Colore
The colored American., 1901-10-05

$75 to $50 per month made
by agents. Elegant premiums Free
Address P. o. Box $40 Louisvill Ky.
When You write mention this paper
The colored American., 1901-10-05
wEnO NOT mOVE-

Your furniture, but " will loan you money
on IL at reasonable rates and make the pay.
ments to suit your convenience, Our en-
T1oveeg are always awake and ready to act
promptly upon yOurappIicatiOD' Call TO see
Us and be convinced. EVANS & &C. 707.
@ street, n "
The colored American., 1901-10-05

Am0rIcau, Tor II certainly has q " GS
circulation. Letters have been rel Ing
INTO this office from men and women of
the race North and .South, End nearly
all who have written for information
have had the courtesy to enclose
stamps. l am gratified with the res III u
OF course, and feel as does the pre- -ident
Mr.. Henderson, that the investment
was safe and wise one. One man in
Charleston, 8. G., Rev. E Hayne.
W IL subscribe TO five hundred shares Of
stock. Your editorial was alright and
to the point. Yours very truly,
(Signedl JnO. E Bruce
The anonymous writer ig nuisance.
He usually has some ak to grind and
gets bshind a pseudonym to hide him.
self, and strike out in the dark, as 1t
were. There are exceptions to this rule
but they serve only 10 prove the ,rnle.
The ubiquitous writer's who sail under
various pseudonymns are usually bent
on mischief and meanness OfsOmekind
Two cases in point may be located in
Chicago. "PhIllipino. +" who seems to
have 1t 'in'' for everybody and is a
valued" contributor to one of the IoCa!
hebdOmedals, is a fire-brand of the
first water. There is another anonymous
writer who uees the hackneyed sobri-
Quet GA Well-Wisher of the Race"
His hobby is to condemn cOlored men
and women who 60 into business. He
criticises their department, their con-
duet and their manner Of serving Gus
toners, and according to his way OF
thinking, the cOiored people are not
yet ready or prepared to go INTO bust.
ness. If this same writer would turn
the same scrutiny on the places of busi
ness kept the Greeks. Italians, Dutch
and low Irish, . that he does on coloreC
people in business, he would find the
latter superior in every way.
It is we'll to be sensible and pTactica
on things OF this kind and not to expect
| too much.