NATIONAL OFFICERS

PRESIDENT
MOORFIELD STOREY

VICE-PRESIDENTS
ARCHIBALD H. GRIMKE
REV. JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
BISHOP JOHN HURST
ARTHUR B. SPINGARN
OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE

69 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
(AT FOURTEENTH STREET)

TELEPHONE STUYVESANT 6548

JAMES WELDON JOHNSON,
SECRETARY

WALTER WHITE,
ASSISTANT SECRETARY

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

MARY WHITE OVINGTON
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

J. E. SPINGARN, TREASURER

DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS.
EDITOR OF THE CRISIS

ROBERT W. BAGNALL,
DIRECTOR OF BRANCHES

WILLIAM PICKENS,
FIELD SECRETARY

My dear Mr. Glingby :

I have your letter.

A cause, I'll be glad to contribute 15
the Subway Sun. You say the latter part of
September will be the best time. I suppose then
I need not harry the copy in. I'll send it
as soon as you wish.

I endose you a page of
the New York age giving an account of the
meeting of the National Association of Colored
Musicians. I suppose the paragraph I have masted
refers to us.

How is the book coming on?
All right, I hope. Will I be allowed proof?

Are having a pleasant time, Mrs.
Johnson joins me in sending regards to you and
Mr. Offenbach.

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