. Krise. t prominentcolored Männer. Neu Neu die Rev, Herr B a g n a11 und Dr. Albert Johnson die Verfolgung ofa Restaurant keeperfor servecolored Menschen ledin zu verweigern. Der Anzug Theywon beenappealed andalthough Es hat Sie areconfident von u 11 i-mate Sieg. In diesem Monat wereadmitted twonew Zweige zu Mitglied - Schiff: Kansas Cityand Tacoma, Washington nicht longsinceChicago wurde ourmost Western out-Post; dann cameIndianapolis, n o wKansas Stadt, mit Tacoma wereach der Westerncoast. Die nationalen Veranstalter. Mit der Bankett-abteilung des neuen Jahres beenso theassociation hat das Glück, en-dienstleistungen Gage

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. Crisis. t prominentcolored men. Re-cently the Rev, Mr.B a g n a 11 and Dr.Albert Johnson ledin the prosecution ofa restaurant keeperfor refusing to servecolored people. Theywon the suit andalthough it has beenappealed they areconfident of u 11 i -mate victory. This month twonew branches wereadmitted to member-ship : Kansas Cityand Tacoma, Wash.Not longsinceChicago was ourmost western out-post ; then cameIndianapolis, n o wKansas City, andwith Tacoma wereach the Westerncoast. NATIONAL ORGANIZER. WITH the be-ginning ofthe new year theassociation has beenso fortunate as to en-gage the services ofDr. M. C. B. Mason, the well-knownclergyman and lec-turer, as nationalorganizer. Dr.Mason, who needs no introduction to thereaders of The Crisis, was ordained in 1883, and has held pastorates in New Orleans andAtlanta. Since 1891 he has been connectedwith the Freedmens Aid and Southern Edu-cation Board of the Methodist EpiscopalChurch, having been corresponding secretaryfor the last seventeen vears. He was. DR. M. c.National Organizer and the first colored man ever elected by theMethodist Episcopal Church to such aposition. ^ UNIVERSITY COMMISSION ON SOUTHERN RACE QUESTIONS. T^R. SPINGARN, as representative of the ^^ National Association, attended theUniversity Commission on Southern RaceQuestions whichmet at the Uni-versity of Georgia onDecember 18 and 19, with ProfessorBrough, of the Uni-versity of Arkansas, as chairman andProfessor Hurley, ofthe University ofVirginia, as secre-tary. This commis-sion is an organiza-tion consisting of onerepresentative fromeach of the elevenSouthern State uni-versities. The com-mission mapped outits work for the suc-ceeding year anddecided to hold itsnext meeting at Rich-mond, Va., on De-cember 18, 1913. Inthe meanwhile itsvarious committeeswill undertake aseries of investiga-tions in regard tothe Negro in theSouth and his rela-tions with his whiteneighbors. Dr. J. H.Dillard, agent of theJeanes Fund, was, with Dr. Spingarn, admitted by specialvote

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectafrican
• bookyear1910