But now we are told that at the very time the mining districts of the North and West are being filled with blacks the western planters are supplying their farms with them and that into some cities have gone sufficient skilled and unskilled Negro workers to increase the black population more than one hundred per cent.

Places in the North, where the black population has not only not increased but even decreased in recent years, are now receiving a steady influx of Negroes.

In fact, this is a nation-wide migration affecting all parts and all conditions.
Students of social problems are now wondering whether the Negro can be adjusted in the North.

Many perplexing problems must arise.

This movement will produce results not unlike those already mentioned in the discussion of other migrations, some of which we have evidence of today.