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J UNE . l go ~ but he would naturally succeed best in some form of higher educational work. Vim, 5 (May ~ 90~5), ~ 4 ~-44. 1 Born in 1853, Edgar Charles Beall was the author of The Brain and the Bible; or The Confict between Mental Science and the Bible (~88~) and The Life Sexual: A Study of the Philosophy, Physiology, Science, Art, and Hygiene of Love (~905,). To William Loeb, Jr. ~Tuskegee, Ala.] June I, 1909 Personal My dear Mr. Loeb: Enclosed I return the letter and circular regarding the proposed Frederick Douglass Memorial Exposition.t ~ would state it is evident that John G. Jones, of Chicago, is the moving spirit in this affair. ]ones does not command the serious attention of any one who knows him, in fact he is what is known as a pretty good ''faking'' If the President were to write him any kind of letter he would use it in a way to make money out of various individuals throughout the country. I am quite sure he does not mean to have any exposition, and of course the itlea of getting up such an exposition within so short a time is absurd. Some of the names attached to this circular are good ones, but they have evidently given the use of their names to please Jones. Yours very truly, Booker T. Washington TLpS Con. 2 BTW Papers DLC. 1 Loeb had written BTW that the President had ''very grave doubts about the advisability of the movement,'' and asked for BTW's opinion. (June 3, 1909, Con. ~6, BTW Papers, DLC.) To Mrs. N. D. Colton [Tuskegee, Ala.] June 5, ~go; PRIVATE Dear Madam: I am in receipt of your design of a ''Negro Flag'' together with your letter.1 I have received a number of letters on this 299