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NO DOWN PAYMENT
lAeistered Plumber. NO. 5000
HELP WANTED AGENCIES


ACME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 91s
g., room 304, ST. 0957. Many
sttractive openings: for secre.,
steno:,, bookkps., typists, clerks, and
PAYROLL CLERK a.. $50 vk.; book
keeper, knoll, shorthand, $50 wk. up;
asst. bookkeeper, $46 wk.; cashier,
posting machine oper., $50 wk. See
Miss kEI9HT In Room 2o2' 1911
ATTENTION DOMESTIC WORKERS
job headquarters for experienced
general houseworkers, maids. cooks,
buffers, laundresses, ETC., for work
In D. c. and other states. HOUSE
WORKERS, INC, 700 T st. n.w:-31
APHER-Interyiewer, S175;
export stenog., 5000 up; recep.
$4,000 up; legal secy.. $2.700 up;
hundreds OF other unusual oppor.
AGENCY. JILL @ st;sT. $500:
Is yrs. see Miss bond, FORD EMPL.
SERVICE, cor. 18th and Eye sts.
NV, RE. 1898.
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When ansusYtHs Gdpsrttssmsnfs
addYsssed to Star boxes do NOT
fnelose original Yeferencss. or
other materials Of personal Ddl1s.
Copies serUe the pnYposs snd
originals mas; get lost.
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HELP MEN AND woMEh

ADMINIsTRATIvE sECkETARY--
shorthand. once exper.,. initiative.
personality; knorledge OF foreiRn
language desirable: to serve. as sec.
retary In educational work. local
university: open 70 qualified man
4s-K. Star. .siving eonpi. auainea-
tons and SALARY desired. --27
C0UPLE, man - DO yard and xaY-
den work. mEk COW: woman 70 do
houseyork: nsaern. eottase fur
snses. a' ssses desirsd Arss iss.sr.
c6GfLks. ks01Si married. ia. to liv. N: eooiins
md general housevork; referenees-
roR 81 fEERsoNAL and s.,.pssn. -ss con-
tact work. TO originals leads for
Johns -Manviile insulation; oppor-
tunity also for shut-ins and stay-at-
homes: excellent commissi0n set yp.
Call. write or see Mr.. Hearn. yOHN9-
NANvILLE sAIx8 CORR. s2s 5th
st. nv. TX. 11T1. -
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hElH MEN

YOUNG NAN 20 work hehtnd soda
PHARMACY. e4s3 BrooESiIls I'd
Chevy Chase, Nd. ---2s
DOES e200 a WEEK. being your
own boss. planning your own time,
living ut home without travel
sound good 10 your The only dis
ADVANTAGES are: i. you've got TO
be able 70 sell. 2. you must have
your own car. II you can meet
these tvo requirements. and you
must be able 10 sell and dig Up
your own Leeds. . national organ-
nation reaching housewives with
the most modern machine In the
home appliance nelc kAs an open
ing for you right here In Washing-
ton. One Of our top saiesmen re-
Gently slossd 100 per cent of his
denominations In enc week; others
close from one-thtrd to three
quarters Of their leads. Yes. II
you're . real ssies-getter. like peo-
pie, want TO be your own boss. live
ss bone and MAKE up %
AID 6o07 NOW. or write your
qualifications to BOZ 2es-t, star,
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New Mop Of Europe
Distributed by Society

A new map Of Europe and the
Near East. showing boundaries ~
Of April this year. II being dis
tributed 70 members Of the Ma
tional Geographic Society - q
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colorado Blds. II and q. RE. Ss3s

colorado Blds.. II and q. RE. ss3s.
~
WALTER Fl. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 washington
Bldg, 18th and New York ave. NV.
Under 20; exp. plumbing and heat
Ing; $1,000.
Arch, under 40, EXP: 8 day. $3. 300:
Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
MEN--sales mgr. beverages. car. $50
wk.;. refsr. parts mgr, under 20,
once asst, bfps., $50 wk.; stenogs..
$235-$2bQ mo-; display man, car
exper., SS5 wk.
woMEN1sscy;. y.d! medissi a. $50: @ secy'
xc25 mo-; stero., Arl., $500; steno.,
chipping, 5000: secy.. decoration,
$50; typists. aects. $3.50: PB4-
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17os q ct. NV.
MEN

x,ec. eng. power and iisht. ssS TO
sssEfsspsr. 2 sss5,s ss.s retail experience
sales mgr. beverage, car. S7o plus.
EkSvsrtisins EeSslnnhi PRO prod. trainee. car. As.
Television, radio repairmen, 500.
Ftirnfture finishers, $50.
clsrk-esshier, travel asensS. s4o.
Parking lot attendents' $40.
Packer trainee, husky. S40.
Cashier. newsstands. days. S4o.
Painter. $500.
WOMEN
Assistant, personnel. airiines, A,B.
deerec personnel some exper., typ
INC required, 26-so yrs. SINGLE
sEcRErARy-sTENos. -,
LAWYERS and law institufes' no srs ssl
sa1',. sagsr. 81. necssssii5asc ss.iac. 70 = a.'''
otSer Ss iersl "a Ipcsitions. sa.4oo-s2, 300.
consultsnt radio ensnrs.. . to o. .
General Insurance. expsr.. little sa short
Lssos. Lssas' s;aS soans. 70 B { e 2:zo. i days
Asyssss;ins. WIN train payroll $1,000
sssi sst.ss. travel sssnsiss. a. Q, A.
Many Sesinnsfs. abort hours, $500
TYPIST8
Asst. bookkeeper-typists. B days,
rypists. aptitude for figures. 5 days
ci:sas-s,pisss. s.a snU. Sc. 5 days
Typists. real estate. 8 days. si7s.
Cierk-typists, labor, days, $3.50
ReminGton Rand bookkeeping ma.
chine operators, Govt. S2,T24.
Clerk. fle, h.s. grad. Sc. $40.
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SAlESlAEk fcAns. J
n NoRTHWTsTTIN NTTTM Ii.

me NoRTHWEsTERk Mutual Life
Insurance Cos Washington akenfy
has permanent opening on It's sslss
stAr Pleasant work with unlimited
financing from the start fer Eaan
between so and 30. who IS married
and WORKING IN Q sob which larks
opportunity for the future. Cp-te-
date aptitude tests determine IL
advance whether OF not this 10 t6s
career for yeu. For full details ana
interview call Mr.. Rekei At DI e5ss
636-o46 Investment Bidg.
INsTKANCE-Oio line combination
company, well est. In Arlington, hkA
opportunity for right man salary
liberal commission nc sub standard
Apply sio Radio Bids, Arlington,
rSsTRANcE MEN or students ~he
desire full or part time work TO
Insurance Company OF New York,
A real opportunity 70 earn q good
salary for ambitious and industrious
YOUNG men. S52J i4th St NV. In
tsrvisv between an. and 5 Pm.
SALESMAN. experienced In seiiins
better quality mems wear; excellent
ss'lss5 !ss souss ss'siilsPs aass szS55e' lsss S'i
wELI-EsraB. ono. supply and DIG fara.
store nov has openings for exp
statesmen VIII also interview non
exp, men and women II sincere and
wilifag 70 work for an excel. and
unlimited earning future. Box Tx.
Star.
Salesmen, IS, ,000- Up Glass
Career opportunity for right man. sp-
pointment selling only; draw against
earned commission. NCYC1OPAE-
Ola BRITANNICA. call Ms. Bone,
RE. o9ll. --25
Encyclopedia Statesmen
Here's the terms Of our efssr; Set
81 week, immediate xs-hour dsliv-
cry; no credit check or reverts. you
are paid Immediately every Friday.
Included Ia lo-year revision service.
also 10-year consultation service.
II you are selling books nov or think
you can sell books, We viii train
you Why not investigate our ofisr7
You have nothing e lose and every.
R,EhsSSsks ME sssss oil liz lssdi furnished. Sc sss
iiGOr' 2 % oIsy personnel division. 0 ts IL
Young Men, 1924, Travel
.ppear,ns. sa ins.rTisoins. % hrs sirsalssion ass
and extension work. no experience
necessary. We train you; averase
earnings. $50 vk. plus bonus and
comm transportation paid Mr.
HORNE. Senate Hotel II am, 70
3 pm. Don't phons, 27s
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Position With Future

We have this TO offer: /. Top product
Y the asld. tadssd t, 50 ey for, foremost mos
Present market 70 our ADVANTAGE.
2. Product carries written lifetime
guarantee. 3. Promotions only from
the ranks. 4. LArsest company In
our industry. 8. Thorough once and
,sld .,n srsipins; 9; , Generous o,, rsnr. snv:
this TO oRer: 1. Ambition. and Z
desire to Increase yo14 earnings and
position In life, Q. Good references
and an automobile. Apply Ia person
ot Bl4 9th IT. sc.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

EEI1XED CANDID PHOTOS in your
home latter, where stin studio poses
@is::. csM i bE; 9l;,ss ss7e. !, eyes; :. 10.
sa VII dsiso sof f1fsRR' sR ssHEssffsoksrBIfSft for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. ALBERT cHERRIco,
ri! Mais sSG5ssrsskssMAN-Do 90 Il; sMixAND you need /.
good ONCE mgr, accountant. bkpr.
We Specialize In this type OF pei
sonnei. ATLAS AGENCY, RE- 1897.
raE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
District Of Columbia Chapter OF the
American Red Cross for the ppr-
poses Of electing the Board OF pi-
fectors Will be held on June o at
4 pm, at the United States Cham.
ber Of Commerce Building, 1913 Il
St. nv Washington. D. c. NAT
G. WILSON. Manaser. rs
NO DOWN PAYMENT
S0-sallon automatic sas hot-wateT
heater. 6-year guarantee. S1l9. so
installed, Other models ana siSes
ct reasonable prices,
j. SHAPIRO
RAgistered Plumber. NO. 5000.
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STATESMEN

salesmen for clothing
and furntshing department, Perma-
nsns position; good saisIy for stesdy
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ADVERTISENFENT. A
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For maintenance work on lge. apt
ply BUcKINoHAM coaxMUNrTY,
5000 North 9Th st.. Arlington, Va.
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SALESMAN WANTED
MIR. MAGILL
SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN
An excellent position for experienced
salesman; salary plus eommtastQn;
YOUNG, 1925 p 81. DIV. -26
YOUNG MEN
interested In teaching. supervisins,
tnterviewins, with opportunity 70
become branch manasers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport.
for high caliber personnel. 2 Yrs.
college educ. pref. but not essential.
Previous exper. not nee. Apply IN
person, Q to @, Mon. through Fri.
Bee Miss FERRUL Do not phone.
1106 Conn. ave. NV.
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ADVERTISING MAN

CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN
Must have excellent LOCAL private
Exceptionally dne position.
TELEPHONE ST. 1882
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xmployment soflce, 3132 M st. nv
ttake routes so Rossiyn. 20 Cabin
John. 30 Friendship Hsts. streetcars
direct Ia doorl -ok
Evening star., 1949-05-25

MEAT CUTTER
experienced; no drinkes:
good hours, good salary. Apply In
person, PTKN PAY. 450o Lee hwy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
Fostoria Man Is
Hurt In Accident

Local policemen had a busy
weekend, investigating a series of
auto accidents most of which took
place in the 100 block of East
Perry Street.
Dewey Hayfeld, 81, Fostoria,
suffered head injuries Sunday
afternoon when a car being driv-
en- by Henry Lind, 20, Fostoria,
crashed into the rear of Donald
Gulau's car at Perry and Madison.
Patrolman Everett investigated.
Gulau, 22, lives in Route l.
Three Toledo cars were damaged
in an accident at Perry and Jeffer-
son the same afternoon. Drivers
were Philip Robinson, 33, Carroll
Andrews, 80, and Lester Nehring
q.
In other accidents over the
weekend, cars driven by Leona
Ahrens, Cleveland, and Royce
Evans, Winchester, Ohio, collideC
at Perry and jefferson, while cars
driven by Edwin Jadwisiak, Route
l, and Robert Zess, West Perry
Street, collided at Harrison anC
Third.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
Fight To Repair
Corn PiCkers

Ohio's Future Farmers are
ready to fight!
Armed with literature prepared
by S. q. Huber, extension agri-
cultural engineer at Ohio State
University, and w. +. Stuckey,
farm safety specialist for the In
Gustrial Commission Of Ohio, they
are going forth to battle the in
efficient mechanical corn picker.
Believing that the improperly
adjusted and operated picker is
responsible for most accidents,
Stuckey says the campaign will
serve to advise all picker owners
on efficient operation.
Last year." he explains, "442
Ohio farm folks We're killed in ac-
cidents on the farm. Another
10000 were injured. Many of
these accidents were caused by
corn pickers."
With all of Ohio's 300 Future
Farmer chapters participating in
the campaign, 7,646 farm youths
will conduct a farm -to-farm, cam
paign. They will discuss with
picker owners how to operate and
adjust the machine safely and will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
J0TTlNGS ....
OFF The CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

WHEN Harmon Gates and sons,
w Gordon and Burnell, were ex-
cavating for the new Gates home
along the Lakeside Road, they un-
covered some human arm, leg and
cheek bones which are believed to
have been those of an Indian who
once roamed these verdant acres.
There are several Indian burial
grounds in Erie and Danbury
townships, but we had not prev
iously learned of one in the area
of the Gates home.
-JOT-
MANY members of the Port
Clinton Elks motored to Ce-
dar Point Tuesday evening for
the closing sessions of the Ohio
Elks convention, and as usual, the
boys had big time.
A TTY. Charles "Tink" Knight
is looking more like lawyer
these days since he's taken to
wearing bow ties. Knight is plan
ming to begin his practice of law
in Washington, d. G. Don't
forget to attend the big Legion
Carnival in the Legion Field, East
Perry street, which is open night
ly through Labor Day and on af-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
ROCKY RID C {
MAN IS KONORED
Coast Guard Ronald Wehner
Gets COmmendation Rib
bon For HerOism

Ronald r. Wehner, %, Rocky
Ridge, has been awarded the U, 5.
Coast Guard Commendation Rib
bon for meritorious action in SER
vice.
Wehner, who is attached to the
coast guard cutter White Sage,
was cited for his help in saving
another coast guard cutter, the
East Wind.
The commentator ribbon was
presented last week at Woods
Hole, Mass.
After the East Wind had col
lided with the steamship Gulf
STREAM last Jan. 10, off the New
Jersey coast, and a raging fire
resulted, Wehner voluntarily
crawled down into dark, smoke
filled generator room and started
the ships service generator, thus
providing power for the fire pump
and lighting for the afterpart of
the damaged cutter.
This hazardous, but necessary
action, contributed materially to
saving of the ship. Wehner's ini-
tiative, courage and devotion to
duty were in keeping with tn
highest traditions of the U. S.
Coast Guard" the commentator
read.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
Bishop Werner To
Speak Sunday

LAKESIDE - DR.. Hazen G.
Werner of Columbus, resident
bishop of the Ohio Area of the
Methodist Church, will speak at
morning services in Hoover Audi
torium here on Sunday, Sept. A.
DR.. Werner is returning this week
from Great Britain where ne spent
the summer.
On Sunday evening, a musical
program by Wilbur Fish of CO.
lumbus. The Joy Bell Ringer" is
planned.
The 70-piece Mount Vernon
tOhio) High School Band, under
the direction of Bill Root, will
give a concert in Hoover Audi
torium on Saturday evening, Sept.
5, General Manager II. w. Court
ney said today. Members of the
band who also are members of the
High School Choir will sing at
the Sunday morning services.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
Forest Movie Is
Seen By Rotarians

Meeting The Challenge, a
movie produced for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and telling the
story Of the great Northwest Lum-
Der industry, was shown at the
Rotary Club meeting in st. John
Lutheran Church Tuesday noon
Guests were present from Chi
cago, Detroit, Oak Harbor, Akron,
New London, Ravenna, Findlay,
Sebring, Columbus and Piqua.
Next weeks program will fea-
ture Jerry Cronin, Toledo, who
recently returned from Paris
where he studied as an exchange
student under the Rotary Inter-
national Foundation program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02

leave at the farm home copy of
the new booklet prepared by
Stuckey and Huber.
In addition, they will paste on
each picker a special decal fur
nished by the Ohio Farm and
Home Safety Committee. Purpose
of the decal is to serve as con-
Stant reminder to operate the
picker safely.
Among the cautions contained
in the special booklet are the fol-
lowing:
l. Always shut off power be-
fore leaving seat of tractor.
,. Always keep all guards and
shields in place.
8, Always stop the tractor and
shut off the power take-of before
dismounting, oiling, adjusting and
unclogging.
4. Always be sure the tractor
is in neutral when cranking en-
gine.
5. Always engage the clutch
gently.
6. Always ride on the seat or
stand on the platform, and ride
alone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02

Women first achieved suffrage
in the state of Wyoming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
Trailer Damaged
In Saturday Fire

Fire of unknown origin caused
$500 damages to a trailer owned
by r. A. Lano and Sons, Jackson
Drive, early Sunday morning.
Used as a combination office
and living quarters for employees,
the trailer had been damaged in
a fire two months ago when it
was owned by Erie Township resi-
dents.
Charles Richardson, brick
layer, was staying in the trailer
while it was parked in an alley
near the Lano residence. He was
not hurt. The trailer was removed
for possible repairs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
DRIVERS ARRESTED

Ralph Witt, Route 2, was ar,
rested Saturday afternoon by Pa
trolman Donald Everett on reck-
less driving charge. l.. F. Jano-
wicz, Detroit truckdriver, was ar
rested by Patrolman John Wright
Friday for speeding in. Perry
Street. Both men will appear in
Mayor Becker'S court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02

ternoons this weekend. Take
your babies, aged one to three, to
the Legion Field Sunday after
noon at 3 for the Baby's Beauty
and Health contest. You need not
enter your baby in advance. Ev-
cry child will be given a prize
and the four top winners will re-
ceive $40 savings bonds.
-JOT-
GENIAL Harry Callahan, man.
ager of the Clinton Theatre,
reminds us that Lou Gehrig's life
story "The Pride of the Yankees"
will be featured in the Erie Thea
tire Sunday through Tuesday with
matinees on Sunday and Labor
Day at 1:30. Gary Cooper, Teresa
Wright, Bill Dickey and the late
Babe Ruth are included in the
cast. Incidentally, Harry, when
are you bringing THE Cleveland
Story" to our local theatres? All
of us want to see if the Indians
are better movie stars than ball
players.
ORLENA HICKMAN THORN
TON writes from Panama City
Florida, which she has nicknamed
Hurricane Heaven" after last
weeks storm. klickie had found
an old postcard in her souvenirs.
1t is snapshot of Boats in
Basin at Boat Plant, Port Clinton,
Ohio" and shows the old railroad
bridge which formerly crossed the
Portage west of the present auto
bridge. The card had been printed
for Smiths Novelty Store, Incl
dentally.
MRS. FRED BABES and son,
Avn Freddie, Jr., have received or
ders to prepare for a trip to
Tokyo, Japan, where they will
join Captain Babes, who is on
army duty. Marian and their son
expect to leave here late in Sep
tember. Captain Babes was staff
officer at E. o. D. from 1916 until
last December when he went over
seas.
-JOT-
DAY LAMBERT has opened his
~ Lambert Sales Company offices
in the building at the corner of
East Second and jefferson streets.
Owned by the Lay family, the
building has been renovated dur
ing the summer months and is
now an attractive structure. Lam.
bert is distributor for brakes
Batter Mix, preparation used by
the nations best chefs. Incident
ally, the attractive and personable
secretary in his office is Mrs. John
Anderson, wife of the Rotary Club
president.
-JOT -
A BAY Township man is driv-
ing a new car this week, as
his ticket was the winner in the
car drawing held by st. Joe's in
Fremont John Sargent, Green
vile, secretary-treasurer of the
Auctioneers Association of Ohio,
reports that all auctioneers in
Ohio must be licensed in the fu-
ture, following enactment of a
bill by the 9Sth General Assembly.
-JOT -
OOKS like Howard Schaetzke,
- the new coach at Lakeside
High School, will have quite job
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02

on his hands to perfect a Win
ming Stonecrusher team this fall.
Of the AZ grid hopefuls, Schaetzke
has only six lettermen, Dick Mil
Ter, Jim St. Marie, Frank Sauvey,
Bud Harris, Dave Capko and Jim
Mills, returning to form a back
bone for the 1949 Lakeside skqad.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02

In S5S the two sons Of the EN-
peror of Japan wrestlcd to deter
mine which should have the
throne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-09-02
NOTICE

will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but
myself on and after August 20
1949.
29-1tp HAROLD f. TRUEX.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

ths blH were 27AOs and aEaInst
10 2s,IG0
But the following year the pro-
position 20 amend the constitution
by striking out ths word white"
In the article on SUFFRAGE, was
again before the legislature. This
time the bin carried by . little
more than 5000.
Negroes In Minnesota thsn were
substantially equals 70 whites In
the eyes Of the law. But not quite
10 In the eyes Of the people. A. in
the case Of the new education bill,
they bitterly fought 70 refuse the
Negro his suffrage. However. once
Il was passed. they did not fight
quite 10 neiOusIy for repeal Of
this law.
PIONEER EIATKD
After the defeat Of the bill In
1857. the 81. Paul Pioneer com
msntsd that 'whstheF FIandray
or Marshall IL elected. the white
people OF Minnesota can lay this
70 their Sould ~. that the Negroes
who live In the state are not their
equals the proposition 70 al
low Negroes 10 vote In undoubt-
edly defeated by . deciaive major
ity
The most honest plea for Negro
suffrage came In the Minneapolis
Tribune. q paper which Fidiculed
or upheld the Negro according to
it, whims. This time they carried
an article concerning the Niger
In the wOodpile."
FROM whichever point Of
Wow We look at thu political
question now AgStAtlnG the
country. we shall find when We
come 20 the bottom Of the con-
troVcrNy. that the disturbing eIs-
msnt 10 the Niger. o.. 90.
When we say the Niger, we
mean no disrespect to the gentle
men Of Africa We employ the
term merely to represent the prin-
cipie at issue between two political
parties The African IL IN no wise
TO blame for the brouboes which
his presence has uphAppily
brought upon the country, The
blame rests rather with those who
oppressed the Negro and made
him . slave In q land which should