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Research for Primitive African Art. Opportunity, June, 1924. The Amy Spingarn Prizes in Literature and Art. The Crisis, October, 1924. Ор August The Crisis, September, 1924. Dubois, W. E. B.-The Younger Literary Movement. The Crisis, February, 1924. Hare, Maud Cuney-Antar, Negro Poet of Arabia. The Crisis, June, 1924. Parker, W. J.-Famous Melodies Own Negro Authorship. Musical America. 9, 1924. Pushkin, Alexis Sergiewitch-The Negro of Peter the Great. Translated from the Original Russian by Edna Worthley Underwood. Opportunity, Feb. and April, 1924. Sampson, J. Milton-The Negro in Anglo-Saxon Literature. Opportunity, June, 1924. The Debut of the Younger School of Negro Writers. Opportunity, May, 1924. Van Doren, Carl-The Younger Generation of Negro Writers. Opportunity, May, 1924. For a Negro Theatre, M. Gregory, New Repub. 28:350, N. 16, '21. Why not a Negro Drama for Negroes by Negroes? Cur. Opinion 72:639-40, My. '22. Cosey, A. B.-American and English Law on Titles of Record, 1535-1911, New York, 1914. History Arnett, B. W.-Proceedings of the Quarto-Centenary Conference, 1865-1890, Philadelphia, 1890. Beasley, Delilah L.-The Negro Trail Blazers of California, Los Angeles, 1919. Bragg, G. F.-Afro-American Church Workers, Baltimore, 1861. Bragg, G. F. -Men of Maryland. Bragg, G. F. -The Episcopal Church and the Black Man. Bragg, G. F.-How the Black Man found the Church, Baltimore. Brawley, B. G.-The Negro in Literature and in Art, New York, 1918. -A Social History of the American Negro, New York, 1921. Brawley, B. G.- -Women of Achievement, New York, 1919. Brawley, B. G.-History of Morehouse College, 1917. Bruce, J. E.-A Tribute for the Negro Soldier. Campbell, Robert A Pilgrimage to My Mother Land, Philadelphia, 1861. Coppin, L. J.-Unwritten History, Philadelphia, 1919. Cromwell, J. W.-The Negro in American History, Washington, 1914. Dubois, W. E. B.-The Suppression of the Slave Trade. Hicks, W.-History of Louisiana Negro Baptists, 1804-1914, Nashville, 1915. Hood, J. W.-History of the A. M. E. Zion Church. Hunton, Addie W., and Johnson, Kathryn M.-Two Colored Women with the American Expeditionary Forces, Boston, 1920. Majors, M. A.-Noted Negro Woman, Chicago, 1893. Mason, M., and Furr, A.-The American Negro Soldier with the Red Hand, Boston, 1920. Moore, J. J.-History of the A. M. E. Zion Church, York, Pa., 1880. Mossell, Mrs. N. F.-Afro-American Women, Philadelphia, 1918. Murray, Daniel-Encyclopedia of the Negro, Washington, 1912. Payne, Daniel A.-History of the A. M. E. Church, Nashville, Tenn., 1890. Penn, I. Garland-The Afro-American Press. Phillips, C. H.-History of the C. M. E. Church. Scott, E. J.-The American Negro in the World War, Washington, 1919. Steward, Mrs. S. M.-Women in Medicine, Wilberforce, O., 1915. Steward, T. G.-The Haitian Revolution, New York, 1914. Still, William-The Underground Railroad, Philadelphia, 1872. Vass, S. N.-Progress of the Negro Race, Raleigh, N. C., 1906. Washington, Booker T.-The Story of the Negro, New York, 1909. Wilkes, Laura E.-Missing Pages in American History, Negro Soldiers in Early Wars, 1641-1815, Washington, 1919. Williams, C. H.-Sidelights on Negro Soldiers, Boston, 1923. Woodson, C. G.-The Negro in Our History, Washington, 1924. Williams, George W.-History of the Negro Race in America, New York, 1882. Williams, George W.-Negro Troops in the Rebellion, New York, 1888. Wilson, Joseph T.-History of the Black Phalanx. Woodon, C. G.-The History of the Negro Church, Washington, 1921. Wright, R. R., jr.-Centennial Encyclopedia of the A. M. E. Church, Philadelphia, 1916. Alexander, C.-The Battles and Victories of Allen Allensworth, Boston, 1914. Andrews, R. M.-John Merrick, A Biographical Sketch, Durham, N. C., 1920. Brooks, W. S.-Footprints of a Black Man in the Holy Land, St. Louis, 1915. Coppin, L. J.-Unwritten History, An Autobiography, Philadelphia, 1919. Davis, D. Webster-The Life and Public Service of the Reverend William Washington Brown, Philadelphia, 1911. Douglass, Frederick-My Bondage and Freedom, New York, 1855. Edwards, W. J.-Twenty-five Years in the Black Belt, Boston, 1918. Evans, Dr. Matilda A.-Martha Schofield, Pioneer Negro Education, Columbia, S. C. 1916. Floyd, Silas X.-Life of Charles C. Walker, D. D., Nashville, 1902. Fuell, Melissa-Blind Boone, His Life and Achievements, Kansas City, Mo., 1915. Fuller, T. O.-Twenty Years in Public Life, Memphis, 1913. Gaudet, Mrs. Frances Joseph-He Leadeth Me, An Autobiography, New Orleans, 1913. Gibbs, M. W.-Shadows and Light, An Autobiography, Washington, 1902. Green, J. P.-Fact Stranger than Fiction Seventy-five Years of a Busy Life, An Autobiography, Cleveland, 1920. Hare, Maud Cuney-A Life of Norris Wright Cuney, New York, 1913. Henson, Matthew A.-A Negro at the North Pole, New York, 1912. Holtzclaw, W. H.-The Black Man's Burden, New York, 1915. Jones, L. C.-Piney Woods and Its Story, New York, 1922. Lane, Bishop Isaac-Autobiography. Langston, John M. From a Virginia Plantation to the National Capital, Hartford, 1894. Moton, R. R.-Finding A Way Out, An Autobiography, New York, 1920. Northup, Solomon-Twelve Years a Slave, Buffalo and London, 1853. Pickens, William-The Heir of Slaves, New York, 19 Randolf, E. A.-Life of Rev. John Jasper, Richmond, 1884. Simmons, W. J.-Men of Mark. Smith, Amanda-Autobiography, Chicago, 1893. Steward, T. G.-Fifty Years in the Gospel Ministry, Philadelphia, 1920. Education Bullard, Mable Hurt-Heart to Heart Talks with Teachers, Atlanta, 1922. Crummell, Alexander-The Attitude of the American Mind toward the Negro Intellect, Washington, 1898. Dunbar, Alice M.-Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence, Harrisburg, Pa., 1913. Lovingood, R. S.-Why Hic, Haec, Hoc, for the Negro, Marshall, Tex., 1900. Payne, Daniel A.-Domestic Education, Cincinnati, 1885. Phillips, J. T.-A Quick Review in English Grammar, Petersburg, Va., 1913. Timberlake, C. L.-Household Ethics and Industrial Training Colored Schools, Frankfort, Ky., 1913. Washington, Booker T.- -Character Building, New York, 1903. Washington, Booker T.-Working with the Hands, New York, 1904. Wright, R. R.-Negro Education in Georgia. Savannah, 1894. Brady, St. Elmo "Household Chemistry for Girls," Tuskegee Institute. Religion Booth, C. O.- -Plain Theology for Plain People. Boyd, R. H.-Sunday School Commentary, Nashville, 1909. Bowen, J. W. E.-National Sermons. Blyden, E. W.-Christianity, Islam and the Negro Race, London, 1887. Carter, R. A.-Morning Meditations and Other Selections, Atlanta, 1917. Crummell, Alexander-The Greatness of Christ. Hamilton, F. M.-Hand Book on Colored Methodism, Henderson, G. W.-Sermon Studies, Philadelphia, 1917. Lee, R. L.-Racial Episcopacy, Greenville, Miss., 1915. Penn, I. Garland and Bowen, J. E. W.-The United Negro, etc., Proceedings of the Negro Young People's Christian Congress, Atlanta, 1902. Rankin, J. W.-Hand Book of Missions. Sheppard, W. H.-Presbyterian Pioneers in the Congo, Richmond, 1917. Shorter, Susan L. Heroines of African Methodism, Xenia, Ohio, 1891. Tanner, Benjamin T.-An Outline of History and Government of the A. M. E. Churchmen, Philadelphia, 1884. Talbert, Horace The Sons of Allen, Xenia, Ohio, 1906. Thomas, I. L.-Methodism and the Negro, Cincinnati, 1911. Wayman, A. W.-My Recollections of the A. M. E. Ministers, Philadelphia, 1883. Fiction Adams, C.-Ethiopia, The Land of Promise, New York, 1917. Chestnutt, Charles W.-The Conjure Woman, New York, 1899. Chestnutt, Charles W. -The Wife of His Youth and Other Stories, New York, 1899. The House Behind the Cedars, New York, 1900. Chestnutt, Charles W. DuBois, W. E. B. The Quest of the Silver Fleece, Chicago, 1911. Dunbar, Mrs. Alice Ruth Moore-Goodenss of St. Rocque and Other Stories, New York 1899. Dunbar, Paul Lawrence-Folks from Dixie, New York, 1898. Dunbar, Paul Lawrence-Love and Landry, New York, 1900. Dunbar, Paul Lawrence-Strength of Gideon and Other Stories, New York, 1902. Dunbar, Paul Lawrence-Uncalled, New York. Dunbar, Paul Lawrence-Heart of Happy Hollow, New York, 1904. Fauset, Jessie R.-There Is Confusion, New York, 1924. Flemming, Sarah Lee Brown-Hope's Highway, New York, 1917. Gilmore, F. Grant-The Problem of Military Novel, Rochester, N. Y., Griggs, Sutton E.-Unfettered, Nashville, 1902. Griggs, Sutton E.-The Hindered Hand, Nashville, 1905. Grimke, Angelina W.-Rachel, A Play in Three Acts, Boston, 1920. Hopkins, Pauline Contending Forces. Johnson, Fenton-Tales of Darkest America, Chicago, 1920. McGirt, James E.-The Triumph of Ephriam, Philadelphia, 1907. Shackleford, Wm. H.-Along the Highway, Nashville, 1915. Walker, T. H. B.-J. Johnson, or the Unknown Man, Deland, Fla., 1915. Poetry 1915. Battle, Mrs. Effie T.-Gleamings from Dixie Land, Okolona, Miss., 1916. Burleigh, Louise Alston-Echoes from the Southland. Campbell, James E.-Echoes from the Cabin and Elsewhere, Chicago, 1895. Cotter, J. S.-Band of Gideon and Other Lyrics, Boston, 1918. Harper, Frances E. W.-Sketches of Southern Life, Philadelphia, 1896. Hammon, Jupiter-Poems, New York, 1916. Hill, L. P.-The Wings of Oppression and Other Poems, Boston, 1921. Holloway, J. W.-From the Desert, New York, 1919. Johnson, J. W.-Fifty Years and Other Poems, New York, 1917. Johnson, J. W.-The Book of American Negro Poetry, New York, 1922. Johnson, Fenton-A Little Dreaming, Chicago, 1914; Visions of the Dusk, New York, 1915. Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Douglas-The Heart of a Woman and Other Poems, Boston, 1918 Johnson, Adolphus The Silver Chord, Philadelphia, 1915. Jones, E. Smyth-The Sylvan Cabin, 1911. Jones, J. H.-Poems of the Four Seas, Boston, 1921. McClellan, G. M.-The Path of Dreams, Louisville, 1916. McGirt, James E.-Some Simple Songs, Philadelphia, 1901. Means, Sterling M.-The Deserted Cabin and Other Poems, Atlanta, 1915. Ray, Cordelia-Poems, New York, 1910. Shackleford, William H.-Poems, Nashville, 1907. Wheatley, Phyllis-Poems, Boston, 1835; Poems and Letters, New York, 1916; Bibliography of Her Writings, New York, 1916. Whitman, A. A.-An Idyll of the South, New York, 1901. Education XI Articles in Current Periodicals on the Negro 1914-1924 The Negroes of San Antonio, G. S. Dickerman, Southern Workman, 246, Ap. '14. Teaching Teachers at Hampton, Wm. A. Aery, Southern Workman, 430. Ag. '14. Home Makers Clubs for Negro Girls, James L. Sibley, Southern Workman, 81 F. '15. Rural Recreation, W. K. Tate, Southern Workman, 380, Jl. '15. The Influence of the Calhoun School, R. J. Peagler, Southern Workman, 399, Jl. '15. A Summer Institute for Teachers in Alabama, S. Sibley, Southern Workman, 2. Ag. '15. A Savannah School of Industry, Otis Ashmore, Southern Workman, 485, S. '15. Teaching by Doing, T. J. Edwards, Southern Workman, 494, S. '15. Team Work, Booker T. Washington, Southern Workman, 651, D. '15. Education of the Negro, G. Johnson, Nation, 100:443, Ap. 22. '15. Higher Education of the Negro; Bestowal of the First Spingarn Medal upon Prof. Just, Nation, 100:187-8, F. 18, '15. Booker Taliaferro Washington, Bul. Pan. Am. Union, 41:866-70, D. '15. Spirit of Tuskegee, C. Richardson, Survey, 35:255-6, D. 4, '15. Practical Value of the Higher Education of the Negro, K. Miller, Education, D. '15. Contributions of Booker T. Washington to the Education of the Negro, W. A. Sutton, School and Society, S. 23, '16. Education of the Negro, School and Society, S. 16, '16. From Newsboy to Machinist, G. E. Coles, Outlook, Ag. 9, '16. Practical Value of the Higher Education of the Negro, K. Miller, Education, D. '16. Up from Slavery; Services of Booker T. Washington, Living Age, Ja. 8, '16. Booker T. Washington; The Man and His School in the Making, E. J. Scott & L. B. Stowe, Outlook, S. 13, '16. Booker Taliaferro Washington, Bulletin Pan American Union, D. '15. Major Moton and Tuskegee, School and Society, J. 1, '16. Major Moton For Tuskegee, Literary Digest, J. 8, '16. New Head of Tuskegee, R. S. Baker, World's Work, Mr. '16. Tuskegee and the Work Ahead, Survey, My. 27, '16. Negro Education; A Study of the Private and Higher Schools for Colored People in the United States, U. S. Bureau Educ. Bul., 1916. Colleges and Universities for Negroes, School and Society, Ag. 25, '17. County Machinery for Colored Schools in the South, J. H. Dillard, School and Society, S. 8, '17. Education and Crime among Negroes, Review of Reviews, Mr. '17. Education of the Negro, H. B. Frissell, National Educational Report, 1916. Farm Training for Negroes; Essential Factor in Colored Education in the South, Survey, Je. 23, '17. Hollis Burke Frissell, L. Abbott, Outlook, Ag. 15, '17. Howard University Semi-Centennial and Negro Education, W. A. Aery, School and Society, Mr. 31, '17. Howard University's Semi-Centennial, W. S. Scarborough, Independent, Mr. 19, '17, Negro Education, The Nation, Je. 28, '17. Practical Chivalry, H. T. Pulsifer, Outlook, Jl. 4, '17. Problems of Negro Education, J. C. Hemphill, North America, S. '17. Tuskegee's Ideals for the Negro, R. R. Moton, Missionary Review, Ja. '17. Can the Negro be Educated, L. Abbott, Outlook, D. 12, '17. National Responsibility for Education of the Colored People, Nat. Educ. Assn., 1918, 555-66. Brightening up the Rural South, E. J. Scott, Outlook, Jl. 10, '18. National Aid to Negro Education, J. H. Dillard, School and Society, Je. 8, '18. Present Needs of the Negro, Review of Reviews, Ag. '18. Improvised Negro Songs, K. Lemmermann, New Republic, D. 22, '18. Statesman of the Negro Problem, R. S. Baker, Worlds Work, Ja. '18. Negro Training and Racial Good-will, J. Davis, Review of Reviews, N. '18. Education of the Negro, Clinical Medicine, Chicago, Ag. '18. Significance of Hampton's Fifty Years, N. Curtis, Outlook, 12:197-8, Je. 4, '19. Negro Life and History in the Schools, C. G. Woodson, Jour. Negro Hist. Jl. '19. National Responsibility for the Education of the Negro, K. Miller, Educ. R. 58:31-8, Je. '19. Scholarships for Negro Medical Students, School and Soc., 10:344-5, S. 20, '19. Teachers Estimates of Negroes and Whites, E. L. Gatewood, School and Society, 9:90-1, Ja. 18, '19. Black is a Perfectly Beautiful Shade, A Segal, il World Outl, 5:10-11, O. '19. The Development of the Negro Public School System in Missouri, Henry S. Williams, Jour. Negro Hist., Ap., '20. Progress in the Education of the Negro, J. Z. Gregg, Rev. 3:52-3, J. 14, '20. Religious Education in Negro Colleges and Universities, David H. Sims, Jour. Negro Hist. Ap. '20. The Negro in Education, Loretta Funke, Jour. Negro Hist., Ja. '20. Wilberforce, W. E. B. DuBois, Crisis, Ag. '20. Hampton Summer School, Southern Workman, Ag. '21. Education in Alabama, Crisis, Jl. '21. The Higher Training of Negroes, Jl. '21. Home Economics Conference, Southern Workman, Je. '21. Vocational Agricultural Schools in North Carolina, R. E. Malone, The Southern Workman, Jl. '21. Education of the Negro in the North, K. Miller, Educ. R. 62:232-8, O. '21. Hampton's Training for Agricultural Leadership, Warren K. Blodgett, Southern Workman, My. '21. Hampton Agricultural Projects, A. B. Doggett, jr., Southern Workman, Ag. '21. Helping Negro Boys, Southern Workman, Ag. '21. Home Demonstration Agents at Hampton, Southern Workman, Ag: '21. The Farmers Conference, Southern Workman, Ag. '21. Missouri and the Negro, Clement Richardson, Southern Workman, Ag. '21. West Virginia and the Negro, Southern Workman, Ag. '21. Work of the Jeans Fund in 1922, School and Society, 16:467, O. 21, '22. New Honors for Booker T. Washington, il. Lit. Digest, 73:50-2, Je. 3, '22. Unveiling the Booker T. Washington Statue at Tuskegee, School and Soc., 15:411-12, Ap. 15, '22. Negro in Rural Education and Country Life, J. H. Dillard, Nat. Educ. Assn., 1921:580-3. Negro School's Contribution to Racial Good-will, School and Society, 14:579, D. 17, '21. |