INDEX
 

Aldridge, Ira, 137.
 

Burleigh, Harry, 126.
 

Amalgamation, 168.
 

Businesses, 106-112.
 

Andrews, Charles, civil rights
 


 

of Negroes, 214.
 

Cahill, Marie, 133.
 

Andrews, Chas. C, on educa¬
 

Charity Organization Society,
 

tion, 14; on industrial op¬
 

158.
 

portunity, 27.
 

Chesnutt, Charles W., 181.
 

Archer, William, 172.
 

Chesterton, Gilbert K., 222.
 

Arnold, Matthew, 224.
 

Churches:  Baptist,   20,   116,
 

Arthur, Chester A., 23.
 

123; CathoHc, 116; Congre¬
 

Association for Improving the
 

gational, 20; Episcopal, 20,
 

Condition of the Poor, 159.
 

113,  116,   120;  Methodist,
 

Athens, Ga., 207.
 

20, 116.
 

Atlanta, Negroes in   occupa¬
 

City  and  Suburban  Homes,
 

tions in, 77, 91, 93; propor¬
 

41.
 

tion   of  Negro  women   to
 

Civil  rights:  state bill,  213;
 

men   in,   148;   suffrage in.
 

violations of, 209, 210.
 

206.
 

Clarkson, Thomas, 32.
 


 

Cleveland, Grover, 17.
 

Baker,    Ray   Stannard,    on
 

Clinton, De Witt, 14.
 

suffrage, 205.
 

Cole and Johnson, 127, 133.
 

Benefit societies, 175.
 

Constitutional    conventions.
 

Birthplaces, 35.
 

state, 11-13.
 

Boese, Thomas, 15.
 

Cook, WUl Marion, 136.
 

Brokers, real estate, 45,  108.
 

Cooke,    Grace    MacGowan,
 

Brown, William, 14.
 

224.
 

Bulkley, W. L., 161.
 

Court:   children's, 66.
 

Burke v. Bosso, 215.
 

magistrate's, 202-204.
 

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