The broad ax., 1914-03-14
HYDE PARK NEWS.
l. w. Washington.

brother walters, are much pleased with
my return to the News paper field.
The mission of The Broad Az, is to
awaken the sleeping Negro, to arouse
the Indolent ones to inspire the honest
ones, and to stop the frivolous and the
depraved, from destroying those who
might be saved.
The Negro should not forget this all
important truth; that righteousness
exalteth nation, but sin is a reproseh
to any people" And this philosophy,
"You can not change the principles
of a reigning school in a day." And
this, "The race is not given to the
swift, neither to the strong; but to him
that endure unto the end" Then since
the race is no stronger than the indi-
vidual characteristics, We should turn
our attention to the training of our
children, because the child is but the
twig of the tree, if you scratch it,
while it is tender or permit any one
else to impede its growth, centuries to
come will tell of it to our injury, re-
member that the children of today is
the race of tomorrow, what a numerous
responsibility.
Mr.. 1. E. Franklin, Pres. Of the Hyde
Park Sunday Club, is to be congrat-
ulated upon the instructive meeting
last Sunday at P. NJ, at the Clotee
T. Scott Is settlement. Mrs. Knight
spoke upon the subject of the "Ne-
groes Guiding Angel" DR.. Lewis
"Tooth Sanitations," and DR.. Lar
vardo on "Hygiene. The beautiful
expression will rebound to the good of
the community, because so many of
our young people were present.
The fight is on, The fight is on, the
contest is waging between the Com
munity Settlement and the Clotee T.
Scott Is Settlement. One is desirous of
putting the other out Of business, who
is at fault, they both can't be right,
watch this column in the next issue
we shall publish the truth about the
matter, as far as we have been able to
gather such information, as is neees'
sary to write the story. The fight is
on read The Broad Az.
The Hyde Park Municipal court,
seem to be center Of attraction this
week, for two of our prominent at
torneys were much in evidence, Mr.. E.
H. Wright and Mr.. Hale G. Parker.
How long may we ask, will the in
teligent Negro or White man either
for that matter, play hypOcritieally
with the fundamental things that make
for the best interest of the people, al
ways taking advantage of the igno-
rance, in the attempt to advance their
and their right to leader
ship. How long, how long, may We
ask how longi
A unique Sunday school has been
among the walters Of the
Delprado Hotel by Mr.. Perry, teacher
of the bible department at the Hyde
Park A. NJ. E. church, they have a
of IA, members and use
their own Sunday school literature.
Mrs. Willie Webb left the city, with
for Union Town, Ala, to be
at the bedside of a very sick sister.
We hope the trip will be q pleasant
one, instead of sorrow.
Miss Marther Glover, has moved
from 514l Lake Park Ave. to 4727
Evans Ave.
William Cobb of 5212 Lake Park
Ave. is on the sick list, may he soon
Elmira Temple, 81 of Lady Elks,
gave o social at the residence of Mrs.
Cobbs, 5212 Lake Park Ave. Those
who were present went away well
pleased, the same was a financial sue
cess.
A party was given, at the residence,
521s Lake Park Ave. in honor of Miss
Hattie Webb the 9th inst.
Mrs. E. II. Brown, viii visit her sis
ter in Los Angeles, Cal, in the near
future.
Hannibal Washington, who has been
i'll for six weeks is better at this writ
ing.
The Logos Literary society put on
double header, Tuesday night, and a
splendid audience greeted the speakers,
Detective Sergt. Starks spoke on the
subject, "The Power the Negro may
have if he only would look to God for
it. Mr.. Mergerson, spoke Of the trip
to Brazil, and the progress Of the Bra
lillian people" The ladies were served
at the expense of the gentlemen, the
club will visit the Clotee T. Scott g
Settlement next Thursday.