The Negro in the cities of the North.

Reprint of Charities, October 7, 1905.At head of title: Charities Publication Committee.(cont.) The Negro and the demands of modern life, by Franz Boas.--The country at large, by T. J. Jones.(cont.) Negro dependence in Baltimore, by H. B. Pendleton.--The Negro to-day in music, by J. W. Johnson.--Some mission sketches.--Social settlement in Washington, by S. C. Fernandis.--The Negro press in America, by L. M. Hershaw.--The Negro in times of industrial unrest, by R. R. Wright.--In the day's work of the visiting nurse, by J. C. Sleet.--The church and its social work, St. Mark's, by M. K. Griffin.--The school as a social center, by W. L. Bulkley.--Court studies from life, by L. F. Friday.--Children of the circle, by H. T. Emerson.--Manual training for Negro children, by D. E. Gordon.The make-up of Negro city groups, by Lilian Brandt.--Emigration from the South - the women, by F. A. Kellor.--Some causes of Negro emigration - the men. by Carl Kelsey.--Should Negro business men go South, by B. T. Washington.--Kowaliga, a community with a purpose, by W. E. Benson.--The Negro home in New York, by M. W. Ovington.--The black vote of Philadelphia, by W. E. B. Du Bois.--Industrial conditions among Negro men; Boston, by John Daniels.--Social bonds in the black belt; Chicago, by F.B. Williams.--Some causes of criminality, by J. H. N. Waring.Mode of access: Internet