Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE FUTURE OF THE AMERICAN NPGRo nv
tso"eer L. Washington Boston: Small MAYNARD

foe9er L. Washington Boston: Small Navnari
| There are few men as comnetan, n a.,i
with the se-caiIed negro problem as
Booker T. Washington. He f. no more
theortst who treats the subject from an
academic or political ponit OF view. but 4,
pracocal worker, who although himself a
| negro can see the faults Of his race and
measure Its capacities. His work at Tus-
Mcgee mas stamped him one Of the great
! est benetactors the American ra,-r, has
ever known. He is there teaching hun
! dreds of young men and women 60 hc,or,.
industrial leaders among their race This.
| ne believes. as set forth In varied torrns In
| me present volume. is the true solution II
| inc problem. Until the negro can make
| hifnSeIf ain Indispensable useful member az
society. in thesyaricd forms Of Industry. "a.
VIII remain perplcNIng factor in tho com
.idliiN IL must he trained in mind arl
p'uE' must he given broader view, Of ufa
| , ,Ss from blind partisaus hip and pro-
.,ctea from discriminating Legislator, Nj
Washington holds that the rae has al
rSauN achieved remarkable progress h, tho
l.tiS years 81 its real lif,-tbat is sine.
iiiancilailpn-and this pfncr..Sg .tt,-,t q,
encourage the workers 60 rr,lo,,i,l,. ,J,,.tr -,
efsleS toward the practical a.lurafia,, -
me negro. He can find no REASONABLE. hast.
Tor btileNlnS that any form Of aggregation
" ehiiS rau"n or colonization will ever III,
accomplished. The negro mus, ra,,aI,
he is nd
tion. with such aid as can d.. ~; "Mn S''iNa
| by teachers of both -. hi'.u % MN
lhat the negrO's most pressing need is in
austrlA enterprise and ability Tho authnr
dies for siIcb e,-ils o. - - pittiS' RENE
thinks that when the false preIudiras "a ti,b
now exist between the races arc rarno,...I
oS the industrial readjuStment The Iynch-
ING eNll VIII be checked and this rrrgr.s-
sion will be FASTENED In t,r,r IL - -,
negro advances in moral ,,,,,-,f...E -
IN the home sense which slaver, denied
him. The strongly bnTrT,,l - e'ii -.
book is an encoura r,an,,,, ''''' VI 'iiiN
ANf 81 TnnAi; Dissertations AMI Rejection
49, ii" ~ ti'li,r. We" Work; Charles S.fii.
''' '>H>' Washington Brcuiano's.
Mr.. Archer came to America artcr m
absence of tr-a,,,. g.. 80 q"
-. -, "o'e conditions and TO draw contrasts
The net result Of his Visitation is a,,,i,.,ti,.
satisfactory t" Americans, who have h..n
so OFTEN misjudged and even ualipunI b,.
British critics that they are refreshed a.,
such an oUtburst Of evidently sincere -,
ihusiasm as Mr.. Archer dfSclas.s in bt-
book, There is bur one false unrc ",
Archer abuses the American barb.r ~,
most numerically lie likes Non. ~
hustle and architecture. he finds Ar,sri,,,,
hospitality delightful. even fhoupb ,,r,,,,s,.
ne azores Chicago as the strong type 81
-, W, ,Nlilzalou. he symrIthizas
baII ~" NJ tie american N"rnacuiar. ami ue
nucleus Of Tho ,.l,-,,;, a., ',s ~ miro as the
ar,y-- ~ r. INNS great capital, BIT he
~. ~ me me me AT ne American "tonsor!al-
-. iIe ON! relection suggested BIZ this
markabin a,, .AfeheT. While showing Ie-
meeting extraordinary. 81 f. I'li's. an"
main. was evidently pnrsucj a., . -, >" -
,eSS Nemesis into a veritable torture cham
- h ~. II was a remarkable exception
aronized dascrir,;, ~" IC1us ms pages OF
Bllt even so IN 4, :, -. ~ N,"uuS assert
avowedly critfcaI ten1,sIi, IetIel 70 lhd an
summing IN tn niiln,T, ILL ao.e IA me
institution ana tbat -; -. M 1tHieT-c''n
thentjcity Tba ~ NJ. No. uouptlul al
reading thrangI,o,,f IHahtS chArmliig
DCStscripts u-bara go u, uiat'S IN the
critics who bay, ct,iy, "utit'r meets tae
serial statements eS" sumo OF ms
AN A1p1J aRt>r IN, ,,I-r ,,,,,,,,,,..
tr,r,j I,rsi, .ii r,i,lt liS> Ivy oliver Her
- '+'' ''"H hah X -.
t-,, .''o'H l. t'lnehtE possessed Of
- ~ 'i''t p"ru"h Of the Uranium
49, az" ~ 'he pump n: reverence
''S P'iieu II never matted by