KINNEY, H. W. "Light on the Japanese Question." Atlantic Monthly 126: 832-842, December, 1920.

MILLIS, H. A. The Japanese Problem in the United States. New York, 1915.

PHELAN, J. D. "Why California Objects to the Japanese Invasion." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 93: 16-17, January, 1921.

"Present-Day Immigration with Special Reference to the Japanese.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 93, January, 1921.

ROWELL, C. H. "The Japanese in California." World's Work 26: 195-201, June, 1913.

SCHERER, J. A. B. The Japanese Crisis.
STEINER, J. F. The Japanese Invasion.
STODDARD, L. "The Japanese Issue in
40: 585-599, October, 1920.

New York, 1916.
Chicago, 1917.
California." World's Work

TALBOTT, E. G. "The Anti-Japanese Issue in California." Current History Magazine of the New York Times 13, part 2, 454-458, March, 1921.

TREAT, P. J. "California and the Japanese." Atlantic Monthly 127: 537-546, April, 1921.

THE NEGRO, HIS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
STATUS, AND SOME GENERAL WORKS

BAKER, R. S. Following the Color Line. New York, 1908.

BRAWLEY, B. G. A Social History of the American Negro. New York, 1921.

COLLINS, W. H. The Truth About Lynching and the Negro in the South. New York, 1918.

CRANE, A. L. Race Differences in Inhibition. New York, 1923. DETWEILER, F. G. The Negro Press in the United States. Chicago, 1922.

DUBOIS, W. E. B. Darkwater; Voices from Within the Veil. New York, 1920.

-The Souls of Black Folk. Chicago, 1907.

"The South and a Third Party." New Republic 33: 138-141, January 3, 1923.

EDWARDS, W. J. Twenty-five Years in the Black Belt. Boston, 1918. Black and White in the Southern States. New York,

EVANS, M. S.

1915.

FOSDICK, R. B.

HART, A. B.

HAYNES, G. E.

Crime in America and the Police. New York, 1920. The Southern South. New York, 1910.

The Trend of the Race. New York, 1922. HOWARD, G. E. "The Social Cost of Southern Race Prejudice." American Journal of Sociology 22: 577-593, May, 1917.

JACKSON, A. B. The Man Next Door. Philadelphia, 1919.

JOHNSEN, J. E. (comp.). Selected Articles on the Negro Problem. New York, 1921.

JOHNSON, F. The Development of State Legislation Concerning Free Negroes. New York, 1918.

JONES, S. B. "Fifty Years of Negro Public Health." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 49: 138-146, September, 1913.

JONES, T. J. Educational Adaptation. Report of Ten Years' Work
of the Phelps-Stokes Fund, 1910-1920. New York, 1921.
KERLIN, R. T. The Voice of the Negro, 1919. New York, 1920.
"Liberty Limited." Survey 45: 350-352, December 4, 1920.
MECKLIN, J. M. Democracy and Race Friction. New York, 1914.
"Mob Fury and Race Hatred as a National Danger." Literary Digest
69:7-9, June 18, 1921.

MURPHY, E. G. The Basis of Ascendancy. New York, 1910.
Negro Education. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education,
Bulletin 38, 2 vols., Washington, 1917.

The Negro in Chicago. A Study of Race Relations and a Race Riot
by the Chicago Commission on Race Relations. Chicago, 1922.
"Negro's Progress in Fifty Years." Annals of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science 49, September, 1913.

Negro Year Book, 1921-1922. Alabama, 1922.

OVINGTON, M. W. Half a Man. New York, 1911.

PICKENS, W. The New Negro, His Political, Civil and Mental Status. New York, 1916.

ROSE, J. C. "Negro Suffrage: The Constitutional Point of View." American Political Science Review 1: 17-43, November, 1906. STEPHENSON, G. T. Race Discrimination in American Law. New York, 1910.

TANNENBAUM, F. Darker Phases of the South. New York, 1924. WASHINGTON, B. T. "My View of Segregation Laws." New Republic 5: 113-114, December 4, 1915.

-The Story of the Negro. 2 vols., New York, 1909.

WEATHERFORD, W. D. Present Forces in Negro Progress. New York, 1915.

-"Race Segregation in the Rural South." Survey 33:375-377, January, 1915.

WOOD, C. Nigger. New York, 1922.

WOODSON, C. G. A Century of Negro Migration. Washington, 1918. -The Negro in Our History. Washington, 1922.

WORK, M. N. "Negro Criminality in the South." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 49: 74-80, September, 1913.

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THE NEGRO IN THE ECONOMIC WORLD

479

CHEYNEY, A. S. "The Negro Woman in Industry." Survey 46: 119,
April 23, 1921.
EDWARDS, T. J. "Tenant System and Some Changes Since Emanci-
pation." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science 49: 38-46, September, 1913.

"Fruits of Peonage." New Republic 26: 223-224, April 20, 1921. GRAY, L. C. "Southern Agriculture, Plantation System, and the Negro Problem." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 40: 90-99, March, 1912.

HART, A. B. The Southern South.. New York, 1910.

HART, H. H.

1921.

HAYNES, G. E.

"Peonage and the Public." Survey 46: 43-44, April 9,

"The Negro at Work." Review of Reviews 59: 389393, April, 1919.

HIBBARD, B. H. "Tenancy in the Southern States." Quarterly Journal of Economics 27: 482-496, May, 1913.

JACKSON, G. B., and DAVIS, D. W. The Industrial History of the Negro Race of the United States. Richmond, Va., 1911.

LEAVELL, R. H., and others. Negro Migrations in 1916-7. Washington, 1919.

MILLER, K. "Professional and Skilled Occupations." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 49: 10-18, September, 1913.

The Negro at Work During the World War and During Reconstruction. United States Department of Labor, Division of Negro Economics. Washington, 1921.

The Negro in Chicago. Chicago Commission of Race Relations. Chicago, 1922.

"Negro Labor During and After the War." Monthly Labor Review 12: 853-858, April, 1921.

Negro Women in Industry. United States Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Washington, 1922.

"Negroes and Organized Labor." Survey 39: 527-528, February 9, 1918.

"The Negro's Economic Progress." Literary Digest 46: 215-216,

February 1, 1913.

PHILLIPS, U. B. American Negro Slavery. New York, 1918.
SCOTT, E. J. Negro Migration During the War. New York, 1920.
SCROGGS, W. O. "Interstate Migration of the Negro Population.”
Journal of Political Economy 25: 1034-1043, December, 1917.
SELIGMAN, H. J. "Slavery in Georgia, A.D. 1921." Nation 112: 591,
April 20, 1921.

SNYDER, H. "Traits of My Plantation Negroes." Century 102: 367376, July, 1921.

WASHINGTON, B. T. "The Negro as a Farmer." North American Review 195: 175-181, February, 1912.

-Working with the Hands. New York, 1904.

WEATHERFORD, W. D. Present Forces in Negro Progress. New York,

1915.

WOLFE, F. E. Admission to American Trade Unions. Baltimore, 1912.

WOODSON, C. G. A Century of Negro Migration. Washington, 1918. WOOFTER, T. J., JR. "The Negro and Industrial Peace." Survey 45: 420-421, December 18, 1920.

-Negro Migration: Changes in Rural Organization and Population in the Cotton Belt. New York, 1920.

WRIGHT, R. R. "The Negro in Unskilled Labor." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 49: 19-26, September, 1913.

THE PROBLEM

BARDIN, J. "The Psychological Factor in Southern Race Problems." Popular Science Monthly 83: 368-374, October, 1913.

BOAS, F. The Mind of Primitive Man. New York, 1913.

-"Problem of the American Negro." Yale Review, n. s. 10:384395, January, 1921.

BRAWLEY, B. The Negro in Literature and Art in the United States. New York, 1918.

DETWEILER, F. G. The Negro Press in the United States. Chicago, 1922.

FERGUSON, G. O., JR. "The Mental Status of the American Negro." Scientific Monthly 12: 533-543, June, 1921.

-The Psychology of the Negro. New York, 1916.

HAYNES, G. E. "Race Riots in Relation to Democracy." Survey 42: 697-699, August 9, 1919.

JORDAN, H. E. "Biological Status and Social Worth of the Mulatto." Popular Science Monthly 82: 573-582, June, 1913.

KERLIN, R. T. The Voice of the Negro, 1919. New York, 1920. MAYO, M. The Mental Capacity of the American Negro. New York, 1913.

MECKLIN, J. M. "Philosophy of the Color Line." American Journal of Sociology 19: 343-357, November, 1913.

"Mob Fury and Race Hatred as a National Danger." Literary Digest 69: 7-9, June 18, 1921.

MORSE, J. A. "Comparison of White and Colored Children Measured by the Binet Scale of Intelligence." Popular Science Monthly 84:75-79, January, 1914.

MURPHY, E. G. The Basis of Ascendancy. New York, 1909.
ODUм, H. W. Social and Mental Traits of the Negro. New York,

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SELIGMAN, H. J. The Negro Faces America. New York, 1920.

"What Is Behind the Negro Uprisings?" Current Opinion 67: 154-155, September, 1919.

STONE, A. H. Studies in the American Race Problem. New York, 1908.

WASHINGTON, B. T. "Fifty Years of Negro Progress." Forum 55: 269-279, March, 1916.

-The Man Farthest Down. Garden City, 1912.

WEATHERFORD, W. D. Present Forces in Negro Progress. New York, 1915.

WILLIAMS, C. H. Sidelights on Negro Soldiers. New York, 1923. YERKES, R. M. Psychological Examining in the United States Army. Vol. 15, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, 1921.

PROPOSED REMEDIES FOR THE NEGRO PROBLEM BOAS, F. "Problem of the American Negro." Yale Review, n. s. 10: 384-395, January, 1921.

Detweiler, F. G. The Negro Press in the United States. Chicago, 1922.

DUBOIS, W. E. B. Darkwater; Voices from Within the Veil. New York, 1920.

MILLER, K. Race Adjustment. New York, 1909.

MORTON, J. Atlanta Plan of Inter-Racial Coöperation. Atlanta,

1920.

MOTON, R. R. "An Inter-Racial Commission at Work." Outlook 129: 59-61, September 14, 1921.

-Finding a Way Out. Garden City, 1920.

MURPHY, E. G. The Basis of Ascendancy. New York, 1909.

"The Negro Status Declared by the President." Literary Digest 61: 7-9, November 19, 1921.

PICKENS, W. The New Negro, His Political, Civil and Mental Status. New York, 1916.

ROGERS, J. A. As Nature Leads. Chicago, 1919.

TALLEY, T. H. "Garvey's 'Empire of Ethiopia.'" World's Work 41: 264-270, January, 1921.

"Marcus Garvey-the Negro Moses?" World's Work 41: 153166, December, 1920.

WASHINGTON, B. T. The Future of the American Negro. Boston, 1899.

-"Inferior and Superior Races." North American Review 201: 538-542, April, 1915.

-Working with the Hands. New York, 1904.