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[J129] CHAS. C. MILLER, Pres. D.C. MONTGOMERY, Vice Pres. N. KELLER HILL, Asst Secy. JAMES A ROSS, Secy. and Treas. Old Home Coming Weel of the Colored People THE ARRIVAL OF KING MENELEK AND SPECTACULAR STREET CARNIVAL TO BE HELD IN BUFFALO, N. Y. BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 22nd. TO 28th. 1919. CITIZ[?] Incorporated A[?] IATION HEADQUARTERS, LANGSTON HO{?] OFFICE 1405 MAIN STREET [stamp: THE WHITE HOUSE AUG [?] 1919 RECEIVED] 152 Emmett Scott's Aides Get New U. S. Berths WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 29.—The office assistants of Dr. Emmett J. Scott, who contributed so materially to his success in the discharge of his delicate and trying duties con- nected with the office of special as- sistant to the Secretary of War, have all been given new assignments through Secretary Baker, at the suggestion of Dr. Scott. As is well known, Dr. Scott has accepted the post of secretary- treasurer of Howard University and will remain in Washington. Of the office corps, Dr. William H. Davis, Dr. Scott's secretary, R. W. Thompson, who conducted the publi- city service, and James B. Smith, stenographer, have been transferred to the office of adjutant general, War Department; Charles L. Webb, stenographer, has gone to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, where also Mrs. Madeline Childs, file clerk, will be assigned upon return from a special mission in France. The changes were effective July 1. Negro Republicans recognized,nothing for Negro Democrats. 84318

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CHAS. C. MILLER, Pres. D.C. MONTGOMERY, Vice Pres. N. KELLER HILL, Asst Secy. JAMES A ROSS, Secy. and Treas.

Old Home Coming Weel of the Colored People

THE ARRIVAL OF KING MENELEK AND SPECTACULAR STREET CARNIVAL
TO BE HELD IN BUFFALO, N. Y. BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 22nd. TO 28th. 1919.

CITIZ[?] Incorporated
A[?] IATION
HEADQUARTERS, LANGSTON HO{?] OFFICE 1405 MAIN STREET

[stamp: THE WHITE HOUSE
AUG [?] 1919
RECEIVED]

152

Emmett Scott's Aides
Get New U. S. Berths

WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 29.—The
office assistants of Dr. Emmett J.
Scott, who contributed so materially
to his success in the discharge of
his delicate and trying duties con-
nected with the office of special as-
sistant to the Secretary of War, have
all been given new assignments through
Secretary Baker, at the suggestion of
Dr. Scott. As is well known, Dr. Scott
has accepted the post of secretary-
treasurer of Howard University and
will remain in Washington.

Of the office corps, Dr. William H.
Davis, Dr. Scott's secretary, R. W.
Thompson, who conducted the publi-
city service, and James B. Smith,
stenographer, have been transferred
to the office of adjutant general,
War Department; Charles L. Webb,
stenographer, has gone to the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance, where also
Mrs. Madeline Childs, file clerk, will
be assigned upon return from a
special mission in France.

The changes were effective July 1.

Negro Republicans recognized,nothing for Negro Democrats.

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