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(Preston News Servlco.) I
Cleveland., Ohio, Sept. 22.?There Is
a great deal of talk tunoug Negroes all j
over the country about tho necessity'
of patronizing raco enterprises. \
great many of those wlro do tho most
talking alxiut this do not always praiv-,
tico what they proa oh. But UiVjy are
constantly lamenting the fact that,
there are so few opportunities for Mk '
trained young man and woman of color
to find some<hing to do; and are con
stantly "cursing? out the white rac?(
because they will not givo Negroes
equal opportunities. There is nothing,
then left for us to do but create bus!of
rmr nivn mul ninlrn thofln nl?
portunitles for our own young peopl.v
To do this we must patronize our own
young pcioplo. To do this wo must pat
ronize our own race institutions.
Anent this phase of our lifo in America
E. D. Canady lias the following to
say editorially in the Portland:, (Oregon)
Advoente of which lio is editor.
"We were rocontly very much inter
osted in a discussion wo overheard
among a number of our pooplo a? to
wftiy they didn't patronize colored bui-V
nessmen. Ono said 1iJb reason for no\
patronizing our colored groceries was
that once upon a time a colored merchant
"short-changed" him. And from
that timeon he would nover trade with
a colored man. We wonder if some
wliite merchant hasn't cheated this
man out of more than did the colorcd
businessman? However, it is interestnote
that he did not say he
would not patronize another white
businessman. Another salid: "I would,
not putt my money in a colored hank .
for any consideration.' When askfd
his reason lie said, 'Now didn't the
I'Toedman's bank in Washington, 1).
0.. go broke and a lot of colored people
loose their money? And didn't Jolin
M'ltcheli's bank in Richmond, Va?
close?" j
Perhaps this coloro<l brother badn , I
hoard of the number of banks operated
by whites wlijeh had been closed, cans
ing thousands of people <to lose their
money, lliglit here in Portland the
State Hank has recently gone out of
business, leaving many of its patron?
in poor financial circumstances. B
no one has hoard any sensible person
say that ho would not deposit any
more mjoney in white banks. This
same colored man, if he hind any
would bo found in the front lino in a
money id deposit in a bank, we wager
whijte bank. {
Another's excuse for not going to.
rooming lioifses or hotels conducted by I
Negroes was tihat colored people who I
run hotels talke<l too much ajul want'
to know all about, one's business. Now
there may be some truth in the last
oxc?i.so. But let them ta,lk, It will do
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[HE RACE.
one no harm, and If yqu Imvo any bus
inosB, it will holp advertise It.
Willit tho colored raco needs Is to
patronizo each othor more, in all sorts
of bugiitesq, for it is only in this way
wo can become a powor in tlio business
wUrlii. Wliilo it may bo truo that tliol
colored bua'ncssnuun is not up on all 1
tho details of conduoting his business,!
novoitheless If encouraged and patro-"
nized, he will soon develop all tho fino
points tlwit go to make up a successful
businessman.
Patronize your own people in busi-1
ness and help them to give a hotter
and i)igger business to the public."
PRIZE RRITISll 8HJP' WHISKEY
ANI) $50,880 SEIZED.
Agents' Act Boyond Three Milo L^imit
Investigate by British Consul.
MONEY IS ALL IN GOLD
Appolby Saye Rum Runners Refuse
Bills as Many Were Counterfeits.
A black hullod British schooner,
tiie M. M. Gardner, which could a tale
unfold, innocentv or otherwise, if not
afflicted with aphasia, lies near tht>
Barge Office at the Battery. iHrovenuo!
men hoarded 1?er in the darkness oft >
tiie Now Jcdsey sjiuore on Thursday
night and brought her captive into'
port. I
From her they took 65 1-2 cases of
whisky -ind $50,886 in go'd, one map J
of the Jersey coast and three books ;
that seemed to the seagoing detectives ,
to contain a list- of hotel and restaur (
ant proprietors of New York, Atlantic
Oity., Long Branch and other citadels
of prohibition. '
After the names were letters in
code-like combinations M. C. Betts of
Lunenherg, N. S? captain of tire
schooner and th.e eight of his men
were escorted over their protest to
IToboken to ho oliarged before a Unitert
States Commisnloner with attempting
to smuggle merchandise into the Unit
ed States.
The legality of the seizure may ho
questioned by the British Government
after further inquiry by the Consulate
here. The schooner was indisputably
arrested outside the three mile limit,
tl^e dry navy cruiser tha^t, did the seiz
ing reported that the spot was seven
and one-half miles east of Long
Branch and between eight and nino
miles east by southeast of Navesink
Highlands light. Under the custom's
law the Government claims the night
to search any vessel w1t?? a broken car
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John II. Appolby, zone enforcement 1
olvjof ha<l an explanation for tho golds'
treasure fouiul aboard tho schooner,
part of It In an iron chost.
"Boozo runners," he said, "havo
beon .Insisting 0)1 payment in gold of '
late because so many of them have '
beon paid in counterfeit money. Soino
of thom havo gono back to Cuba or !
tho Bahamas and tried to doposit the
proceeds of ?heir sales in tho banks bo
foro learning how they had boon subjected
to a swindle for wh/ioh there Is (
no redress."- 1
Cnpt. Belts, according to Mr. Appojby I
had clearance papers indicating that 1
ho loft Nassau with moro than 2,000
cases of whiskey but not dated or giv (
Jug the destinalon. Tho .skipper saia
1n> had taken the liquor to St. Worro I
de Miquolon,. a French Island off Now !
foundland. and that ho was returnlne <
I to Nassau with tho sRxty-flvo'jind n <
j htf,lf cases, wlMch tho conslgnoo hn<l r? 1
jected. 1
| "Last night," he said, " I was at tho
i wheel and whon I saw a small vessel
approaching I thought It was pjtatoa. ]
Even When they yelled through a mega <
phone, 'Hoave to; wo'ro revenue men.' <
I thought they were pirates, being so *
far off shore, and I fciul a notldn to <
ram 'em. On second1 thdught I asked i
them to turn their searghllght on their <
crew and flag. After thlb I could see 1
j tlioy were revenue men and I was glad
to have them come aboard." ,
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CAPTAIN HELD IN $5,000. . i
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The RI. M. Gardner Is a Grand Banks 1
fishing schooner, 130 feet long, (t 1
made a record run from Nova Scotia 1
to Portugal three years ago wi'ith dried I
fish. Customs agents have had It on
tho suspect list, for some time. Papers
found aboard yesterday indicate that I
the shin bad been ftishnrn on llio rtrrv i
cut voyago and that boots, oilskin '
coats and supplies wore bought nl '
New Jersey points as recently as Au^ 1
ust :?0. The ship has been 'impounded t
"iH rill detachable equipment, inclnd- *
ing compass and phonograph records, 1
taken off. pending the court decision. 'i
Government agents would not diteclo.se '
tihe Ivotel and restaurant names in the I
code books. ?
In Hobolcen Capt. 13otts a*nd the sup- c
ercargo R. H. Butler, were held in $5,
000 bail apiece for a bearing today.
The others were held in $500 apiece. <
Thomas Ti. Felder attorney for the 1
ship's compafly said they had been t
wrongfully arrested, as the Govern- (
ment had no Jurisdiction outbid? the I
three mile limit. r
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CHICAGO NOTES. \
Hon. William IT. Fields of St. Louis
Mo. Naitionail Grand Master of A. I. ;
K. and D. of A., stopped in the city i \
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ihort tlmo (luring tho past wook en |
duto from St. Louis, to Clovclaiul/ O.
Io conforrctl with local officials oh to
ho riituro wolfaro of tho organlfcatloh i
nationally. J i
Mmo. B. Jefferson of St. Louis, Mo* i
lias returned to lior homo In St. Lcftiis i
Mo., after a vory pleasant stay of sovor i
\\ days in tlio city tho guest of relattv18
and friends. Whllo lioro Mmo. Jefferson
was tho house guest of luor
cousin, Mrs. Josio Cofburn, 3G06 Wa- ,
L>ask avenue.
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W. J. Crawloy, 529 E. 36tl> streot re
turned to tho city from Boydton, Va.,
lifs Ihlomo town and other oitios in Vir
glnlia visiting witii relatives and
tri,onds after boing away for seven
years.
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Mrs. Anna Northington of 2916 S."
State street Is improving slowly at
Provident Hospital where she was talc
on last Saturday afternoon on account
of Illness. Mrs. Northington largely
Identified with fraternal societies
l;n the city and is well known.
Mrs. Nettie Grady, toa'cher In the
public schools of St. Louia, Mo., re-.
joived her degree from the University ,
jf Chicago wjjtli the Sopteml>er class
uid has returned to St. Louis, to take
up her fa,U duties as teaclfor. Another,
dstor, Miss Anna Dixon will continue
:o Btudy at tho Un4vordity. They are'
the daughters of Mrs. M. J. Dixon of j
3L Louis. J
Mrs. Ida M. Nelson of 3335 Calumet
ivonuo in company With iMrB. Josephine
Townsend, is attending the 20th
13. M. C. at Cleveland Ohio during the
,veok delogatca from Household ?f
[tuth C7G5 G. U. O. of 0. P. of which
Mrs. Nelson is most noble governess. {
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Tho Virginia Society will hold a
jreat Echo meeting on September 2).
it headquarter^ 3638 S. State street
it which Unite several ofllccrs nbid mom
)ors who have recently roturned from
,'isits to their homo towns will speak
m "My visit to my Home Town.",
\moiig them will he J. U. Strcot,, vice
>resi!dont; W? J. Crawley, II. J. 'B. Kll
ngton, past president; John A. Yeat-!
nan, corresponding secretary ami
drfc. Grace W. Nethorland recording
secretary. M. T. Halloy is presidont
>f tho Society.
Mrs. Mamie 13. Horron, 3825 Verh
>n avonuo most excellent queen of
..eona Counqll No. 109 National Depu
y of A. U. K. and D. of A., and officer
>f S. M. T. was highly honored on
3*>pt. 6th at her home hy a number of,
nembers of Leona, Council who su- ]
ir.is?d lior with a heatuiful handbag,''
"lowers ice creami and cake. Mrs. Hor
011 has done much toward building 1
tip the membership of Leona Council
uid she is loved by tho entire membership
of more than 275.
W. A. Wallace presiident tho Wallace
Bakery Co. 3G00 State street is back
In tho city after a year's absence spent
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in tho coat on otl>or matters. |
Mrs. Lou EUn Young, 4114 Ca.iuinei'
nvenuo, delogato from Eden Grand Dib
trict Household of Ruth No. 18, Q. U.'
O. of O. F? Oolonol of tho Lady Patriarchy
Drill Team of (Illinois Is In
Cleveland Oj, during this week In at
tondanco of tho 20th 13. M. C. mooting.
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Alias Estell E. Buckner of St. Louis
Mo., has returned to her homo after
spending several weeks In tilfo olty
with relatlvos and friends who ontor
tained at thcatro parties, luncheons
and picnics in lior honor. Miss Buckner
was the houso guest of her sister
Mrs. Naomi Cornell, 3341 Indiana
/v venue, mr, mm rars. n. it. iouhjj
4114 Calumet avenue and Mrs. Marshall
Gray 3G06 Wtibnsli avenue.
Through tho offices off tbe Bailey
ReajUy Co., anil Milton Morcnntilo
Agoncy. 3G38 S. Stnto streot of which
M. T. Bailey is proaident and general1
mtanagor, much business from Ne-v j
York. Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, I
Tennessee Alabama and Virginia lio.s
passed within tho past few weoks
through the efficiency in which it i&
boing handled.
KHMKMlfiKIl HOME FOR COLOUKO
CHILDREN IN WILli.
Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 22.?In tho
w|U of Dr. C. P. Bingamann, filed for
probnto last Friday, among th.*> numer
ous institutions to which thto noted
philanthropist bequeathed largo sum?,
was tlio Homo for Colored Children in
Tormon Avonuo, Nortlbwido, to which
institution ho gave $2,000.
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Ueto'i *11 opportunity to earn big money?
>0 to 912 a d*y, with aaay work, all your timo
or ?para time and obtain a Ford Automobllo
freo tipnldcn. A atralghtnut from tlia ahoulder
bualnois proportion. No Toting or sucttlng
contcat. Wo want wldo-awako moo ana women
to Introduce into ovory home our famoui
7/ANOL Pure Food Product", Non-Alcohollo
Food Flavor* la tube*, Toilet Preparation*,
I Perfume* and Soaps; 2S0 other light
weight household nocaiiltla*.
MAKE ISO A WEEK EASY.
BH Oaf J Ho axptrWnaa Dtoaiaary?wa ttaah jaw
f ~->7y-how. (rfra yoa tha right Unit *d4 h?lp
I yow *?a%a aoaaau. Abaalntaly oa limit
t IMBafiKwd Waaanaaaenly
n^^BRgnjjBMHL. aearula namfctraf Oaaaral Agtaia
IKhSu??^. ** I" ,n taaak *1'h <" at ana*.
i^HHMRjr.11-;. 'IKm Wa faralth ear raptaaanu.
I rfi^T tlraa with a fraa aitaaaoblla.
Vfl V Li.1 JW/Ci \ Jort a*a? paatal far partita*
Off ITn n>E!4,Ul tl?ra u* auair offtr.
lu MM KJSS&JfflH I iMUiCjtn rkosccT* co.
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DANDRUFF REMOVER
GLOVER'S '"i'L MAN6E MEDICINE
Sold for 36 Years. Pamphlet on Wie acalp ma,(*d
free on application to
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ijr to m left, anoodv twh?y ddo ?Aw
Fr*l PtlsMt't Skin Whimm Suf,
rith hb Pm tWfe. Try ddk ?al
skin improve. At your dmgglaC Mr
id upon tree if* of ptm, 30c OMh - * *?
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rnott it> growth vtllxut htimlng ? Knod'ofih R
pit or niu postpaid npon receipt of prio?, 39?
Fred Palmer's LaWttoxkt B
Affords protection against infectious
diseases. All prudent
persons should avail themselves
of this dependable germicide.
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