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Enclosing a list of the "Encyclopedia of the Negro"'s "West Indian subjects" and requesting he add to and/or comment thereon.

Thanking him for his recently-received list of "Encyclopedia of the Negro" subjects; encouraging the scope of his current work thereon; enclosing a letter to Madison Bentley at the Library of Congress…

On behalf of Anson Phelps Stokes, requesting that he meet himself and Guy Benton Johnson in Stokes's office on August 23, and relaying his "tremendous interest" in Du Bois's recently released "Black F…

Describing the aims, scope, and eminent timeliness of the proposed "Encyclopedia of the Negro."

Listing the names of twenty-three individuals whose biographies are to be included in the "Encyclopedia of the Negro," as "great men of Negro blood."

Describing his recent ill health but pledging to be present at the forthcoming Board Meeting, to be held in Atlanta, on April 24.

Thanking him for his recent letter describing his meeting with Dr. Hauser (mums312-b079-i077); reporting on her work on the Encyclopedia and the bibliographical compilation she is working on for said…

Concerns status of "Encyclopedia" project.

Expressing his interest in the "Encyclopedia of the Negro" project and outlining some possible articles he might contribute thereto, in the subjects of social work, vocational education, and migration…

Accepting Du Bois's invitation to write an article on social service for the proposed "Encyclopedia of the Negro". Written on the letterhead of the Phillis Wheatley Association.

Expressing his interest in the proposed "Encyclopedia of the Negro" project but regretting he cannot contribute thereto: "my time is so fully taken up, and at my age I ought not to take over anything…

Regarding Farmer's interest in writing an article for the Encyclopedia of the Negro.

Expressing his interest the "Encyclopedia of the Negro" project; assuring "I will co-operate to my fullest ability"; and tentatively offering to contribute thereto an article on "The Negro in the Biol…

Signed Mollie E. Dunlap, Librarian; in answer to his query, attaching a list of persons "possessing the best collections of Negro literature"; offering to be of further assistance if she can; and wish…

Listing W. E. B. Du Bois's "Encyclopedia" and "petty cash" expenses for the summer of 1936, totalling $33.20 and $60.00 respectively.

Concerning Giles's interest in participating in the Encyclopedia of the Negro project.

Acknowledging receipt of the preparatory volume to the Encyclopedia of the Negro, an "exceedingly fine piece of work," and hoping scholars worldwide recognize its tremendous "intrinsic value."

Confirming receipt of her recent telephone messages and arranging to meet on Saturday afternoon to discuss the scope and terms of her assistance in the "Encyclopedia of the Negro" project.

Enclosing, for his interest, a letter from Dr. Otto Neuberger concerning the Encyclopedia of the Negro, and suggesting that the man is "at least worth seeing."

Offering his comments and suggestions on the tentative subject list for the "Encyclopedia of the Negro." Retyped copy of mums312-b090-i069.