ABSTRACT
One of the highest ambitions of every man leaving Tuske- gee Institute should be to help the people of his race find bottom-find bed rock—and then help them to stand upon that foundation. If we who are interested in the school can help you to do this, we shall count ourselves satisfied. And until the bed-rock of our life is found, and until we are planted thereon, all else is but plaster, but make-believe, but the paper on the walls of a house without framework.
