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Max Yergan "somewhere in Africa"; first colored secretary sent to Africa, 1916. After returning became Army chaplain - now at Camp Lee, Virginia

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Max Yergan posing in front of backdrop with palm trees and huts; holding pith helmet in right hand
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  1. African Americans
  2. Biographical Portraits
  3. Employees
  4. South Africa
  5. Yergan, Max, 1894 1975
  6. Young Men's Christian Associations

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