The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-08

PaIters on a Great Variety Of Sub
= jccts by Men Who Are Succeed
= - ing in Their Businesses.

y The League called to order.
= Invocation; Rev. Henry B. Brown.
Pastor ST. Simon P. e. Church,
Topeka, Kan. .- /.
Music. H.. .-.~.------. = :.
Address of Welcomes: on. Behalf
Of the State, Hon. e. w. Hoch, Gov.
:, On Behalf of the City, Hon. VIM.
Green, Mayor - 6. !.
On Behalf Of the Topeka CONNER
cial ClabS Mr.. 9. K. Holiday, Ptesi-
dent. - 20. +>i.>: *.~. ." - -"
On -Rehalf of the Topeka Negro
Business League, Mr.. James H. Guy:
/. RESPONSES. +
- Appointments Of Committees: fa)
Credentials; fb) Resolutions; r(c)
Auditing. ,'~
&. Twenty-eight Years as a House
Mover, .. r. Upton, Empofia, Kan.
twenty Years Experience in
Slate and Gravel Roofing and Con-
tracing, M. w. Turner, Indianapolis,
Indiana,
Railroad Contracting and Build
Ing, f. b.. MCDANIEL, South McAies=
ter; l. T. '.'' @''-.' - -.. g., .~.
Cement Contracting and Building,
John Spencer, Grinpell. Iowa. %E
The Real Estate and loan Bush
hess, R6bert G.. Owens, Los Angeles,
Cal; j. B. Bell, Houston; Texas:
Evening Session, 8 O'clock. = -
(This session of the League will
pc held IN the Auditorium, corner
Seventh and Quincy Streets.)
Invocation, Rt. Rev. Abraham
Grant, Bishop of the A. M. E.
Church, Kansas City. Kan.
The Presidents Annual Address.
The Wholesale and Retail Grocery
Business, John Covingtoh, HoHstoh;
Texas. So.
General Merchandising, Foster
Williams, Coffeyville, Kan.
Operating Vans and Express, Phil
Up Lee, New York City, N. Y. ;,
Managing DepRr tfneflt Store In
the Getty, Sandy w. Triee, Chicago.
| Managing1a Department Store in
the: Country, w. L. Sayers, Hill City,
Kafisas. - ~ .."t- -..>, .~.<.
notwithstanding Brushes, S: j.
Jones, Jenkintown, Pa. - g: ... -
Thursday, Aug. IS, 10 A.. M.
Invocation, Rev. G. G.. Fishback,
Pastor Shiloh Baptist Church, To-
peka, Kan:
Corresponding secretary's Annual
Report. .. -
National Organizers Annual Re-
port.
Tfeasurer's Annual Report.
Compiler's Annual Report.
Making Farming Pay, G. N. Miller,
Rolling Fork, Miss; E. G.. Terry,
West Point, Miss. =,
:. Sugar Beet Growing, George w.
Cross, RseKy Ford, Colo. Z
-. Developing Small Farm, r. B.
Patterson, Higgins, Pa.
General Farming, Miss, Jennie
Drum, Colorado; Benjamin j. Carr,
Hartsvi11e, Tenn. H.
Market Gardening, Robert n. -1'uf-
ner, Topeka, Kan. H.,
The Jewelry. Business, ]. A. VIII
son, Kansas City, Kan.
The Negro iii the OIL Business, s.
LIatng Williams, Chicago, ILL.,. A. B.
Knight, Pine Bluff, Ark. :" - -
Fashionable Tailoring, J. s. Hop
SON, Louisville, 3, KY; Eugene Walker,
Los Angeles, Cal; Isidor Adamson,
Little Rock, Ark, =
Carpet Renovating, Laying; ana
Making, j. II. Finley, Dayton, Ohio.
:. Addresses Or Papers are limited to
twenty minutes. In the discussions
to follow, speakers are limited to Ave
ulin,tteS. 49, ''''' ~ .''-
Thursday Session, 8 O'clock. -
, Invocation, Rev. J. E. Edwards, y.
D, Pastor. ST.. Johns A. NJ; e. Church,
Topeka, Kan. :
Business Opportunities in the
West, Hon. w. r. Vernon, Quindar0,
Kan. -
Practical Catering, John T. Writ,
Pittsburg, Pa; S. G. Walker, Pater-
son, N. J. 80
Manufacturing Harness and ve-
,iicle Dealing, p Fred Romare, Jop-
In, Mo.
A Vehicle "sanitariutn, A. Mills,
San Antonio, Texas. 49,"
!. How l Have Succeeded in the
Millinery Business, Miss Jennie
Laws, Jackson, Miss; Mrs. J. T.
Masen, Pensacola, Fla.
The Undertaking Business, James
N. Shelton, indianapolis, Ind; w. 3.
Gordon, st. Louis, Mo.
Publishing q Secular Newspaper,
NJ. M Lewey, Pensacola, FLA.
Publishing a Religious Newspaper,
y. Fl. Collect, Philadelphia, Pa; Geo.
c. Clement, Charlotte, N. G.
Friday, Aug. t6, 10 A. M.
Invocation, Rev. f.. Arlington Will
son, ID, Pastor Metropolitan Bap-
list Church, Kansas City, Kan.
Banking Symposium. The morn
ing session will, in part, be given tR
the National Negro Bankers ksseci-
alton, affiliated with the National
Negro Business League, for the dis
cussion OF the banking subjects
The Place Of the Accountant in
Business Enterprise, William H. Car
ter, Tuskegee ,Institute, Ala.
UD-to-Date Barberingl, r. E. Clay,
Bristol, Tenn.-Va.; William Jones;
Keokuk, Iowa.
The Drug Business, Or. j. Edward
Perry, Kansas CITY, Mo. 80 ...-
aa The Bsta blishment. Of Negro Towns
and Communities, BY Representa-.
ttyea :, from Mound Bayou, Miss;
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