Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 13

7 THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1924. U S PI-ANS GUMITYEE::: :‘,‘,jm(m:::;lm 1:‘\“:%‘::\:1“7:«!:: COTTON ACHEAGE FACTS :‘l::“n"!‘e:lt\o':lynfh:(;}el:: t:.rl;;::: ::!:I'l‘;: CONDITIONAL DONATION trustees of the schools, the Hampton- [ normal schools and colleges for | [ —— e congress. PUBLICATION REQUESTED y wi Tuskegee endowment fund commit-|negroes in the United States with || li s of e | —_ L e : E CAT 2 3 ,000. 2stec ~toors oj Hard Wood | The anStatis ] 1 Sy sisont tluniiras 0 NEGRO EDUCAT]ON | tc5,rnounced bonday. an enrollment of 100,000 Polished Floo! Hard Wood Bu of I totore the board for a number stead of withholding the figures un- Herotd Sk has 3 til' publication of the December es- e ;,',m,’;f,‘,,'."l,,"’,’;.‘,',"’.';,',.‘:ff.’,‘.‘.';‘,‘.’_ i Vfill De;l.t:é;t:l;e fl?flyngfi'flfirefl.go.f s , o | Representative Rankin, Mississip-|timates : Rockefeller Allots $1,000,000 Each | “/rhe period of greatest advance & i proper laying or careless WIIH I_AHN SIATES . sttenanice irants | PL Asks Release Simultaneously |age abanaonment thee s 11927 | to Hampton and Tuskegee, if | JAVEN, Cont e Ontobaes | ne atvice mevvises b i | | WithCondiion Report. TR o cotton heltr Like Sum Be Raised. princinal of Tusices "“‘m- ren i tne subiect svieeted for ||| $5° TS 107 s cases ‘j‘,;T" foach, e o ox | ™ P it Octghes e Erave injustice 1o both | nmw xORK 1bo.’srd's offer. BeLby: . 5 3 3 in laying and caring for il 0 1 e i e "| Cambridge here, Getover 13. It is the |} WOLISHED FLOORS OF Commercial Congress at At- il e nred e R - October 1.—Hamp- | propriations ¢ Secietary. el b ton Normal and Industrial Institute,; ern States heve been made since first attempt to discuss a purely B HARDWOOD. Estimates f d | e ment of Agricul- | ton to hold this e nformy at Hampton, Va., and Tuskegee Nor- | then and at no time since their|sociological question in collegiate de- | §i given. lanta to Encourage Frater- |; 5 s 5 resentat hn E. Rankin, | from the public until Decemb bate' here. The debate will be con- J. M. ADAMS i T ducted on the English plan of inciud- 1503 C Ry ing members of each of the opposing e onneshient [vo: = = mal and Industrial Institute, at Tus- | emancipation have the negroes made weste = J f ree t-m«l{.nm- s . == kegee, Ala., negro institutions, each|greater strides in .-aurm;or:. :\xrl- H H H i ¢ e ustment of crop ¢Japanese scientist has made a|will recelve $1,000,000 from the|culture, religious work an business { kyo for ex =lis 9 ,000, o nity in Business Relations. | Tokyo for oxh ¢ Ti' reports, urked | powder from fish, which will ine Rockefeller General Education 'Board | develop crease human height. it teams on the respective afrmative Ehoos ovthionzs d by the depart- a llke amount 15 raised by the| Dr. M sald there were now 500 |and negative sides. 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