The broad ax., 1913-09-06

Industrial Institute, Atlanta, Georges
Bishop Samuel w. FaIlows, D. D., LII
D., Chairman.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Song, Bethel Church Choir; invoca
tion, Rev. R. L. Darden, D. D., Chica,
60; song, "My Country IT'S of Thee, y
The Church Choir; "The Duty Of the
Church in Training the Youth" The
Rev. Dr.. h. E. Stewart, Chicago; els
the Sunday School Reaching and Max,
ing Better the Massesl" The Rev. DR..
E. J. Fisher, oliVet Baptist Church;
"Sanitation Among the Masses" Dr.
A. Wilberforee Williams; ''The Coop
Grafton of the Negro in Business" Mr..
William L Jenkins, Chicago; solo, Mrs.
Anita Patti Brown; practical Educa.
tion for Negro Masses of the South, -
Richard D. Stinson, Principal The At.
lanta Normal and Industrial Institute.
Atlanta, Ga; "The Significance of
Negro Celebration of Fifty Years of
Freedom in Abraham Lincoln 3 State, -
The Rev. DR.. A. J. Carey, Pastor Insti.
tutional Church; "The Business Acu-
men of the Negro" Mr.. Anthony Ov-
ertOn, Mfg, Chicago; els the Church
Maintaining Its Hold Upon the Mass
es, if not, Why Motif" The Rev. DR.. D.
P. Roberts, Pastor Bethel Church, Chi
cage; "The Negro Youth in the
Streets, in the Courts, and Who ere
Idle Should be Looked After and Pre-
vent Future Trouble" Mrs. Albreta
Moore Smith, Probation Oficer, Juve-
nile Court, Chicago; Benedietion, Rev.
james Higgins, st. Mary's Church,
Chicago.
All persons interested in the Eduea-
tional welfare of the Negro boys and
girls Of the South are urged to be pres
ent and listen to this program which
can mean so much to our people. The
eolored people o. the North, and espe-
eially of Chicago, have an opportunity
to put into tangible execution many Of
the good and deserving things they
have said In various ways concerning
our folks at the South.
Bishop Samuel W. Falows is to be
commended for accepting the chair
manship Of the meeting, and lends his
assistance to that thing that means
most to the boys and girls Of our race
IN the South, if not, in the country
practical education for the masses. As
much may be said of other partiei-
pants Gpon the program who are really
interested in the welfare Of our peo-
pie everywhere, and especially along
such lines as meaning something sub
stantial, such as character building,
home making, home owning, and Of OBJ
tanning such training as win make them
useful in any community into which
they may go.
.Mrs. Anita Brown, the most accom-
plished and natural singer Of the race
in this country, consents to lend her
help to the masses of her people in
Georgia without charge. She has been
on the seere, and knows how to sym
pathize, and she does. I do not doubt
but that the most responsible element
Of the eSlOred people Of Chicago viii
be present 70 hear her.
Why shouldn't our own people man.
ifest an interest in The Atlanta Nor
nal and Industrial Institute when the
rich and educated and controlling
white people of that city were willing
to put themselves on record as char.
tering this school to help the Negro to
help himselfi It is not ont Of place to
mention CapitaliH Samuel NJ Lnman
Captain James W. English, Col z. J.
LoWsry, President ". o. FoOte, Vice
President Joseph A. MeCord, John z
Murphy, Mr.. ". Woods White, DR.
James ". Lee, snd President John B
Whitnan. Too much cannot be said
IN e1nmsadation Of the editor and
owner Of the Atlsnta Constitution
Hon. Clark Howell, Capitalists Eaw. q
Inman, Capt. 5ohn W. GrAnE, Ms. Huzl
7. Inman, Nm. B. 7. L,oueEy, Hrs 7
B FsldA, Ms. Hugh Rieharasoz, Mrs
I. Z. Blaskstone, and others who hav.
stood b. cur woEl. and are rsal frisndl
70 on people.
The school = enroIlnent last year Va,
1s7 Tknty-hrs students we're cared
for n tie Boarding Dspartnent. Eiehl