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96 THE CRISIS ADVERTISER Atlanta University Studies of the Negro Problems 19 Monographs Sold Separately Address ATLANTAY UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE ATLANTA UNIVERSITY :: ATLANTA, GA. --------------------------------- The Curse of Race Prejudice By James F. Morton, Jr., A.M. An aggressive exposure by an Anglo-Saxon champion of equal rights. Startling facts nd crushing arguments. Fascinating reading. A necessity for clear understanding and up-to-date propaganda. Belongs in the library of every friend of social justice. Price 25 cents. Sent order to JAMES F. MORTON, JR. 211 WEst 138th Street New York, N.Y. ----------------------------------- $25.00 PER WEEK may be made in commissions by parties handling "History of Negro Soldies in Spanish-American War" combined with "History of the Negro Race." 400 pages, 50 illustrations. Price $1.25 net. Address: E. A. 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