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356 THE CRISIS ADVERTISER FLORENCE COLE-TALBERT Soprano "She has one of the best voices that God has given her race."--Los Angeles Times. "Special praise must be given Mrs. Florence Talbert who beside her natural gift has already reached a high plane of professional accuracy."--Herman Devries in Chicago American. Engagements accepted for Concerts, Recitals, Oratorio. Mrs. Talbert will make her first tour of the southern states beginning September first at Arkansas. Write for date now. 659 Twenty-eight Street, Detroit, Mich. CLEOTA J. COLLINS Soprano She has a very lovely lyric soprano voice of beautiful quality and sings songs with style and intelligence. Her recitals are very interesting.-- LILA ROBESON Of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York 56 Hamilton Avenue, Columbus, Ohio Clarence Cameron White VIOLINIST "Critics are one in their high estimate of the splendid attainments of Clarence Cameron White and his Concert appearance in your city means the music event of the season." For terms and dates address 616 COLUMBUS AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. Roland W. Hayes Phonograph Records 3 Warwick St., Boston, Mass. Recitals, Concerts, Oratorio, Opera Booking Engagements for Continental Tour Season 1919-1920 Management: M. J. Minor, 2 Mills St., Roxbury, Mass. Manuel's Employment Agency (Licensed) First-class situations supplied in private families to male and female help with good characters and references. Accommodations for strangers coming to this city. Address C. W. MANUEL 20 Essex Street Cambridge, Mass. WILLIAM RICHARDSON Baritone Concerts--Recitals--Oratorio Joint concerts with Maud Cuney Hare, Pianist Address: 170 Walnut Ave., Roxbury, Mass. D. A. Nolley My course in Penmanship Bookkeeping, and Shorthand through the mail will prepare you for the position worth while. Write for information. D.A. Nolley, M.Pen., 519 Michigan Ave., Buffalo N.Y. Mention THE CRISIS. KELLY MILLER'S Race Statesmanship Exhibited in Two Great Pamphlets 1. 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"I will put this copy in Harvard Library."--Prof. A. B. Hart. Mention THE CRISIS. THE CRISIS ADVERTISER 357 Scott's official History of the American Negro in the GREAT WAR Bishop Hartsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church writes as follows: "I have read your history of The American Negro in the War and want to congratulate you on having issued so quickly a volume of so much value. The official records will have a very wide circulation and be assured a permanent place among the masses. The candid and fair spirit which characterizes all your public utterances is manifest." A Proud Chapter in the History of the Negro Race The official and authentic history of the true part played by the Negro in the great World War, written by a man whose valuable experience, intimate connection with every phase of the direction of the great struggle, makes it possible to publish the true facts. A great historical volume that should be in every Negro home. 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