The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1918-11-16

belonging some.
J The Mayor has appointed him {
) member of the Negro Welfare Board
of Texas, and this he has served and
served real well. He is now the
chairman, and all of his time in this
connection is used to do something
for his people in Dallas and Dallas
county. He has been successful with
the help of his people. The city and
county have united and appropriated
$25, 900 for the erection of a Tuber-
cular hospital for his people, and they
have employed and are paying one
visiting nurse, Miss Marietta Donlen,
and few other things have happened
in his life that shall not have time to
tell you now, but will save some for
the next time.
Dallas is just full of interesting
characters and l have been rubbing
against them all this week, and l feel
that your readers would like to know
about some of them. They are be-
coming to recognize me as factor in
the church and in the newspaper
world. They tell me that / am get
ting so l can report real well, and
may leave the farm after this year,
but / must get something to eat.
must not only get something for my
self, but it will be the duty of the
farmers to help feed the world for
some days to come.
have told you about that Pythian
Temple ir this city which cost the
Knights of Pythias S117, 900 or some
thing like that. / am glad to note
how it is filled with doctors, lawyers,
insurance men, dentists, the officials
of the order, especially the busiest
one in it, the Grand Keeper of Re-
cords and Seals, drug store, barber
shop, lodge halls, auditorium.
On the first floor of the building
are two dentists, F. ]. Hawkins and
NJ. C. Cooper. On the second floor,
where you get on the elevator to ride
up are DR.. Hamilton, William p Wal
lack, real estate; A. S. Wells, lawyer
and custodian of the building; Ameri-
ian Mutual Benefit Association; Ex-
,elsior Mutual Benefit Association;
Drs. Sundy, Penn, and Bluitt, Dent
st G. W. White; T. B. Madison, real
estate; Baptist Headquarters; ]. E.
Knox, Superintendent of Missions.
OF course there are women at
work, and one of the most remarkable
women in the building is Mrs. E. E.
clerk of one of the COM
,anies. You see, she has a special
and while the manager is
lot there much, she has charge of the !
Whole business and she looks after it
ID to the minute. She is not always ,
the clock, but there early in Z
he morning and can be found at her
Iesk after closing hours. She has ;
Von for herself promotion and in s
rease in salary. Well, she has been
newspaper woman in her early life, ;
nd by that do not mean she is old, d
ut has been working a long time.
he helped to run the Dallas Express :
t one time, and believe me now she {
J a good writer. She can put up a v
God editorial, or she can write a T
ews story that will make you read e
nd re-read. S
think that told you before that :
ev. E. Arlington Wilson was in the
No, he is not in the build Q
lg, but he is in Dallas, and the cou-
" knows that he is here, and they 2
Ill b;r, a I,,,a ,,-;-o =, ,..l;--sz... - |
RS. He has started out well, and
on know that he is a good preacher, =,
nd knows how to do things. He Il
nows how to rout the devil and make p
i'm run like HI He can chase the "
evil out of you and place within your n
Zach a new spirit, and you know it is
ne tn come in touch with q man lika o.