The Booker T. Washington Papers, Vol.8, page 153, Dec. 1904, U. of Illinois Press

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DECEMBER . 1904 needs of the race; the result being they ended up as hotel-waiters or Pullman car porters. If I could see you I would be glad to talk the matter over with you. Very truly yours, TLc Con. ~ BTW Papers DLC. To Warren Logan tBooker T. Washington] Boston, Mass. December 9, 1909 Dear Mr. Logan: I find there is criticism, among some of our friends, over the matter of the students' ''yells'' in the Chapel. Our friends get the idea that it is ''aping,'' too much, after the Northern colleges. Very truly yours, B. T. W. While Dr. Buttrick is there, have Captain Stevenson, County Superintendent come up and interview him. TLIr BTW Papers ATT. ~ W. G. Stevenson, Macon County superintendent of education. To Cain Washington Triplett and Others Crawford House, Boston, Mass. December ~ 2, ~ 9~4 My Dear Triplett: I am very sorry I shall not be able to see you and the others to say good bye to you, on your departure for the Soudan, but I wish to say I shall watch your work there, with a deep interest and anxiety. In a large degree you will have in your keeping, the reputation of the school in your hands and in your work and deportment, you must measure up to the highest standard. ~3