Table of statistics of Colored schools; Statement showing number of schools, number of teachers, number of different pupils, average enrollment and attendance, and highest enrollment for one term for the year ending July 31, 1907.

A summer school for colored teachers; Nearly 1000 in attendance, 1915.

The following table gives the number of college graduates, male and female, and the Negro population of these States and the District of Columbia for 1900.

Appendix III. Average monthly salaries of colored teachers in the public schools as compared with the whites for the same period.

Appendix IV. Private and higher schools for colored people in Virginia, 1916.

Denominational schools; The following table gives the statistics for church schools 1901-'02.

Statistics of population. General statistics of the Negro population of the United States, by counties: 1910. (counties in which no Negroes were reported are omitted.)

Table of statistics of Colored schools; Statement showing number of schools, number of teachers, number of different pupils, average enrollment and attendance, and highest enrollment for one term for the year ending July 31, 1907.

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