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94 THE CRISIS ADVERTISER [[advertisements]] [[boxed]] 40 Teachers and Workers Over 600 Students TALLADEGA COLLEGE Rev. F.A. SUMNER, President TALLADEGA, ALABAMA A School for Training Leaders Positive Christian Influence EQUIPPED FOR STANDARD WORK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Twenty Buildings Electric Light Steam Heat Hot and Cold Water Four Laboratories Library of 16,000 Volumes Pipe Organ Model Farm Modern Hospital Athletic Field Good Board Expense Low Departments and Courses Scientific Classical Educational Theological Bible Institute Academy Conservatory of Music Agriculture Domestic Science and Arts Nurse Training Manual Training Printing Social Service For Catalog and Information, address THE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, Talladega College, Talladega, Alabama. [[/boxed]] [[boxed]] HARTSHORN MEMORIAL COLLEGE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A superior school for the separate, higher education of young women. Select Courses of study, Industrial, Music, Prepatory, Classical, Normal and College. Providing a pleasant home, careful culture and thorough training. Expenses very moderate. Send for Catalog to the President. [[/boxed]] [[boxed]] Hale Infirmary and Nurse Training School 328 Lake Street, Montgomery, Alabama. Hale Infirmary School of Nursing offers to intelligent young women between the age of eighteen and thirty-five a three years' course in the profession of nursing. Students of this school are eligible to Alabama examinations for the degree of R.N. For further information apply to the superintendent. [[/boxed]]] [[boxed]] [[image - black and white sketch of Negro soldier holding American flag]] YOU WANT MORE MONEY and you can have it! Your spare time - an hour a day - will earn you $10 per week, by acting as agent for our book. It is history, it is inspiration to greater race achievements, it is the best contribution to race and country in years. It is praised in highest terms by such men as Emmett J. Scott, special assistant to the Secretary of War; General J.S. Clarkson, Senator Wadsworth, Dr. John W. Cromwell, and preachers and teachers by the score. Second edition now selling. Write for terms to agent. BRUCE and FRANKLIN 1309 E. 18th Street, Kansas City, Mo. A special offer of 5 copies for $1.00 for a short period. Wholesale rate in quantities of 12 or more. [[/boxed]] [[/advertisements]] Mention THE CRISIS. [[end page]] [[start page]] THE CRISIS ADVERTISER 95 [[advertisements]] [[boxed]] [[image - black and white photograph of Professor Kelly Miller]] [[caption]] Prof. Kelly Miller, Howard University Washington, D.C. [[/caption]] NEGRO SOLDIER IN OUR WAR (NEW BOOK) Tells all about the war; it is fair to Colored people; everyone buys; a tremendous seller. Price only $1.75; agents making $8 to $15 per day. Send 25 cents for agents' outfit. AUSTIN JENKINS CO., 523 Ninth Street Washington, D.C. $20 to $30 Per Week being made selling our new book "Progress and Achievements of the Colored People" by Prof. Kelly Miller, showing the wonderful doings and new opportunities of our race; low prices, many pictures, lightning seller; ask for terms, write for outfit 25 cents. AUSTIN JENKINS CO., 523 Ninth Street Washington, D.C. [[image - black and white photograph of Professor G.A. Goodman]] [[caption]] Professor G.A. Goodman, Treas., Mississippi M. & I. College.[[/caption]] Writes: "I have sold 170 Progress of Colored People, sold 32 in one day, went out on a two day trip and sold 50." [[/boxed]] [[boxed]] THE DISGRACE OF DEMOCRACY An Open Letter to President Wilson By KELLY MILLER "The ablest document the war has yet produced in the United States." - H.L. Menchen, Editor Smart Set. "With this document the Negro problem is no longer a vague futurity. The Negro question has arrived." - New York Globe. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Price, 10 cents a copy Terms to agents, 5 cents a copy OVER 65,000 COPIES ALREADY DISTRIBUTED Address: KELLY MILLER, Howard University, WASHINGTON. D.C. [[/boxed]] [[/advertisements]] Mention THE CRISIS.
