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The BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Papers he moved to the side of Washington's critics. An early activist in the NAACP, Stewart headed the New York Vigilance Committee, which investigated cases of discrimination against blacks in greater New York. In ~ 9 ~ ~ the committee's success in winning several cases involving discrimination in an amusement park and a New York theater was instrumental in shaping the NAACP's aggressive legal work on behalf of black citizens. (Kellogg, NAACP, 39, :~-24.) 7 Algie Bryant of Union Springs, Ala., was in the B class of the night school in ~ 893-94. ~ James Nathan Galloway. From Margaret James Murray Washington Tuskegee Ala July 19 1894 Have been ill two weeks. Why not write me. HWSr Con. 7 BTW Papers ATT. Original destroyed. Maggie J Washington An Announcement in the Indianapolis Freeman Tuskegee, Ala., July 2 I, ~ 894] TUSKEGEE SUMMER ASSEMBLY There are hundreds of misters and other brain workers in the South who, with their wives and friends, would gladly go away during the summer for a few months of rest, recreation and study, but heretofore, they have had no place to go. The Tuskegee Institute has decided to supply this need. Phelps Hall, the large new building recently completed, has large cool rooms, a wide veranda all around it, and is in every way suited for the purpose. The Assembly will convene Tuesday, August fist, and will close Friday, August gist. Lectures by persons of known ability will be given each day on the following subjects: Theology—E. J. Penney, A.M., Dean, ''The proper observance of the Sabbath''; ''Relation between Religion and Politics.'' The Family Marriage, Divorce, 456