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| Whites and Negroes Leaving Twenty-ninth Street Beach | iii |
| Crowds Armed with Bricks Searching for a Negro | 12 |
| Whites Stoning Negro to Death | 12 |
| The Arrival of the Police | 12 |
| Scenes from Fire in Immigrant Neighborhood | 16, 22, 28 |
| Negroes Leaving Wrecked House in Riot Zone | 16 |
| Wrecked House of a Negro Family in Riot Zone | 28 |
| Negroes and Whites Leaving the Stock Yards | 28 |
| Negroes Being Escorted to Safety Zone | 34 |
| Searching Negroes for Arms in Police Station | 34 |
| Negroes Buying Provisions Brought into Their Neighborhood | 40 |
| The Militia and Negroes on Friendly Terms | 40 |
| Negro Stock Yards Workers Receiving Wages | 44 |
| Buying Ice from Freight Car | 44 |
| Milk Was Distributed for the Babies | 48 |
| Provisions Supplied by the Red Cross | 48 |
| Propaganda Literature Used by "Abyssinians" | 60 |
| After the "Abyssinian Murders" | 64 |
| Typical Plantation Homes in the South | 80 |
| Negro Family Just Arrived in Chicago | 92 |
| Negro Church in the South | 92 |
| Racial Contacts among Children | 108 |
| A Savings Bank in the Negro Residence Area | 112 |
| Children at Work in a Community Garden | 112 |
| Damage Done by a Bomb | 128 |
| A Negro Choral Society | 136 |
| Olivet Baptist Church | 140 |
| St. Mark's M.E. Church | 140 |
| Trinity M.E. Church and Community House | 146 |
| South Park M.E. Church | 146 |
| Pilgrim Baptist Church | 146 |
| The Chicago Urban League Building | 150 |
| The South Side Community Service Building | 150 |
| Homes Owned by Negroes on South Park Avenue | 188 |
| An Abandoned Residence in the Prairie Avenue Block | 188 |
| Homes Occupied and in Part Owned by Negroes | 194 |
| Homes Occupied by Negroes on Forest Avenue | 202 |
| Rear View of Houses Occupied by Negroes on Federal Street | 202 |
| Moseley School | 242 |
| Farren School | 248 |
| Wendell Phillips High School | 252 |
| A Typical School Yard Playground in a White Neighborhood | 276 |
| Beutner Playground | 280 |
| Field House Equipment at Beutner Playground | 280 |
| Negro Athletic Team in City-Wide Meet | 280 |
| Friendly Rivalry | 280 |
| Armour Square Recreation Center | 286 |
| Beutner Playground | 286 |
| A Negro Amateur Baseball Team | 292 |
| Negro Women and Girls Employed in a Lamp-Shade Factory | 378 |
| Negro Women Employed on Power Machines | 380 |
| Negro Women and Girls in a Large Hat-making Concern | 384 |
| Officers of the Railway Men's Benevolent Industrial Association | 410 |