The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-24

guest of Architect J. 4. Landlord.
1910 V street, N. w. Mr.. Johnson
admirable work. "A. School History
of the Negro Race" may be intro
duced in the co,ored schools Of
Washington,-if-t advice of-a=nnn-
Der of experienced educators of the
District is accepted blythe board. 1t
is the opinion of many that the most
effective method Of instilling pride
of race is TO have the colored child
know something of the creditable
achievements Of his race; therefore,
the argument in favor of bringing
this carefully written story Of Negro
progress into our schools is regard
ed as strong one and tho book may
be included in the course OF study
for next year. ,.
Dr.. Frank F.. Davis has, been ap-
pointed member of the staff Of the
tuberculosis clinic recently estab-
1ished in connection with Freed
mans Hospital. The selection is an
excellent one, and Mr.. Davis thor
OoSoh1 hAo" vi lAS ldlo0L ueIh
DDS in sanitation will render his serv-
ices Of inestimable value to the new
system that is being put into prac-
tice by the medical authorities here.
A fine outfit Of up-to-date printing
office furniture, a large assortment
Of job type, new job presses and ma
tcrial have been added to the print
ing department of Howard Universal
tN FOrman Giles now has ono of
the best-equipped printing establish
ments in the city and is turning on;
some "gilt-edged'> work and plenty
of it. Visitors to Howard Universe
ty find the printing department in
tercSting and instructive.
Rufus Byers, the popular vocalist
If the Dunbar Theatre, was a guest
asst week Of the "Mind-Your-OWn.
Business" in Philadelphia. He was
the recipient Of much social and pro-
tessional attention during his stay
n the Quaker City. He is a fixture
on the musical program at the Dun
bar.
l-Dr--C--E--DaXi North Carolina,
and DR.. Romeo Johnston Of Colum-
bus, Ohio, both graduates Of the
Northwestern Medical College. have
been appointed as interns at Freed
mans Hospital. Tho are young
| men of exceptional promise anG
come we'll recommended
| Robert Lewis Waring has com
Dleted the reading Of the final proof
lsheets Of his new book, CAS- We Sec
IT, and it will soon be on the liter
| AIRY market. 1t is fro=. the press of
the Sudwart Printing Company
New York. The book deals with the
race problem in a forceful and origi.
nal way, and those who have had an
J advance peep at the manuscript are
! Of the opinion that it will create a
| sensation second only to THE Jun
gle" THE Bread Winners" and 9th,
er novels which have gone to the
| core of current and sociological prob
| lens. Mr. Waring Is a practical Law.
| yer of this city, and has had ample
opportunity to study every detail OF
the great human questions involved
IN the story he so graphically tells.
A savings department has been cs-
tabli5hed by the ColoreG Laborers
Building and Loan Association at
| their headquarters, zoos 1tth street,
\. W., and it is prospecting nicely
| President John w. Lewis has made
| this organization one Of the most
useful agencies for racial uplift m
the country. The association now
has property valued at fully $4,000,
purchased through the assembling o,
btbe small savings of several hundred