The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-29

struction and REIMBURSEMENT Problems
the Negro's Relation Teherto. J,
(a) Labor.
(b) business opportunities.
(c) Welfare agecies, including Y.
M. G. A., Y. w. G. A., Commu-
nifty Service, National League on
Urban Conditions, etc.
(d) Health.
(e) Education
h How Our Fraternal Orders Nav Co
Operate with Negro Business Eenter-
prises, ' Carlton w. Gaines, Way
cross, Ga, 400 y. M, at Booker Wash
ington theatre.
Thursday Evening.
Prayer, Rev. B. F. Abbott, pastor Union
Memorial Church.
Insurance What It is and Whit 1t is
Doing for Negroes, George w.
Blount, Portsmouth, Va; M. S.
Stewart Jackson, Miss; w. B. Driv-
er, Birmingham, Ala.
Marketing Farm Products,'' J. D.
Wray, Greensboro, N. G.; Austin Rob
erts, Oklahoma, Miss; John Wise,
Aberdeen, Miss.
Making the Local Negro Business
League Factor in the Community, -
Frank Howard Hallion, Richmond,
Va.
" How the Speciality Dry Goods Store
May Compete with the Department
Store, " James L. Velar, st. Louis. ].
6 Contracting in Stone and Brick, !" r.
w. Barnett, Atchison, Kans.
sChiropody, DR.. T. B. Reddick, ST.
Louis; =. r. Perkins, indianapolis,
Ind.
Business Education as Demand of
the Race, = Emory b. Smith, Wash
ington, D. g.
Address, DR.. Robert E. Jones, South
western Christian Advocate, New Or
leans, La. Z
Address, William G. D'Arcy, president
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World, st. Louis.
Friday, August Is.
Prayer, Rev. C. "A. Williams, pastor st.
Z Paul IA. M. p. Church.
Wholesale and Retail Coal Business, Il
3 Heracs Pace, Ind ianap olis. Ind.
Hc - sI0uSlAcSS,I COiiii Ii
Hughes, Hiawatha, Kans
+ Making the Furniture Business Pay, Il
William Robinson, New Orleans, La
Reports Of Affiliated Organizations,
(a) National Negro Undertakers.' As
sociation; ~ National Negro Bank
ers Association; (c) National Negro
Bar Association; (d) National Negro
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Negro Retail Merchants Association;
(f) National Negro Farmers Asso-
citation,
Friday Evening.
Music, solo, Troy p. Gorum, st. Louis.
Prayer, Rev. D. r. Clark, pastor All
Saints Episcopal Church.
Address, Colonel Otis B. Duncan.
and ball rendered the officers,
delegates and visitors by the st.
Louis League.
I There were several spoke whose
names were not on the program. Iowa
had only two representatives, Hon. Geo.
H. .Woodson, attorney; John L. Thomp-
SON and family, editor Of the BystaHd-
nr and lawyer. Other distinguished
men present were Colonel John R. Mar
shall of Chicago; Colonel Otis B. Dun
can, Captain w. Byrd and DR.. Ware of
Springfield, Ill; Major R. r. Moton,
Warren, Logan; Dr.. Work, A. q: Holsey5
snd Mrs. Bookter T. Washington OF
Tuskegee; J. c. Napier, r. R. ClArch Of
Tennessee, C..-s. Stewart, the veteran
newspaper reporter of Chicago, H.;
Hon. Emmett J. Scott of Washington,
D. c., also j. C. Davis, George T. Knox r'
If indianapolis, Ind; Nick Childs Of
Topeka. Kan; Editor Abbott Of Chi
cago, Fred R. Moon Of New York, u.
3. Jones Of New Orleans. :.
There were but few changes in the
election Of the officers except the pres
ident. Prof. r. R. Motion was elected
70 succeed J. C. Napier. It was great
convention. !,
The headquarters were at the Z. N.
d. A. building and at Poro College puila-
ing.