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[[preprinted]] Penn's Freedmen's Relief Association, No. [[strikethrough]] 207 I [[/strikethrough]] 343 20th Street, Washington, D.C. [[/preprinted]] April 11, 1866 Friend Kimball: Will it not be well for you, as Supt. of Schools, Freedmen's Bureau, to put a card in the papers tomorrow. morning, inviting all teachers and pupils of colored schools in the District to participate in the Celebration? I have spoken to Mr. Cook, and he agreed to see the Comte. of Arrangements; also to see you and determine on a plan. The plan - i.e. place of underoom[[wild guess]] part which the schools shall take., - may be announced on Monday morning, if not earlier. Yours truly. [[signature]] A. E. Newton. [[/signature]]