The whole executive force, including instructors and clerks, now numbers eighty-six.

This force is so organized and subdivided that the machinery of the school goes on day by day like clockwork.

Most of our teachers have been connected with the institutions for a number of years, and are as much interested in it as I am.

In my absence, Mr.
Warren Logan, the treasurer, who has been at the school seventeen years, is the executive.

He is efficiently supported by Mrs.Washington, and by my faithful secretary, Mr.Emmett J.Scott, who handles the bulk of my correspondence and keeps me in daily touch with the life of the school, and who also keeps me informed of whatever takes place in the South that concerns the race.