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tablishing more schools and more cen

ters at once social and religious, and

by increasing the working staff a-.d

enlarging the Church plants alrjady

01. the ground. In Liberia it purposes

through schools missionary doctors

end workers to win the co-operation

of 1,000,000 cannibale and devil-wor

shippers of the interior, In the de

velopment of the rich resources of

the country, in Haiti it plans,

through similar means, to halt the

retrogression of the peasants, and give

them impetus and training Dr prog

ress and agricultural development.

But the major work laid out by the

campaign program is in America. It

confronts the problem of the negro

invasion of the North and undertakes

to create public sentiment in indus

trial communities for decent housing

conditions for the negroes, clean recre

ation and amusement and opportuni

ties for religious life

In the Soutii it concentrates its

work in the American Church Insti

tute for negroes. This Institute is

officially connected with nine negro

educational institutions in Virginia,

North Carolina. South Carolina, Geor

gia. Alabama. Mississippi and Tenues

see. To these schools in the next

three years the Campaign seeks to

give more than fifty new buildings, an

equal number of additional teachers,

hundreds of acres of land, large quan

tities of new equipment. It purposes

to create a fund by which other negro

institutions may be aided and devel

oped by the Church.

New undertakings are provided for

the negroes of the Virginia Islands,

the Canal Zone, Cuba, the Dominican

Ret uhlic- which will bring schools

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Americus times-recorder. (1919). Americus, Ga.;[Americus, Ga.?], 1919-12-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89053204/1919-12-07/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Americus times-recorder, 1919-12-07.