The broad ax., 1918-07-13
CHARLES E. STUMP, THE KANSAS FARM
Err NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
BLEW INTO CHICAGO TO SPEND THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
He Visited Many Of The Churches and Was Present at olvet
Baptist Church When Is Members Laid Down Eight
thousand and Five-Eimdred Dollars on the Table. Its
Pastor, Rev. l. K. Williams, D. D., Loudly Praised Is
the Leading and the Greatest Baptist Preacher IN This
Country.

4 ~ sly 20 eoH1c punnPAAnS - - phColo@Ae
dicer and leader Of women. want 70
congratulate Kansas on having such q
'orthy young woman. She knows her
usiness and she is attending to it, too
DIR. c. T. Walker was busy saving
ouls in Kansas City and there was q
Tsat big meeting being held there. OF
curse you know DR.. Walker and what
1 great preacher he is in town. 1 had
the pleasure of hearing him only one
night for had to beat it to this city,
but before doing so, went to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, to see Bishop Evans Ty-
rec, who is there getting back his health.
He is basking in the sunshine at Albany
hotel. He was glad to see me and I
was glad to see him. II was just like
the meeting of two real brothers.
Now reaching Chicago, found that
many changes had been made since I
was here last, but then just had to
make the best Of it and move right
along. I found that one Of my teeth
had dropped out Of order and 1 went
down to $500 State street, and there
DR.. Hawkins fixed up that old snag and
made it look better than a new tooth
would have made. He is one young
man who knows his business as q dem
fist, and all the people are fond Of him
and his work. He did not hurt me one
time while he was putting on the half
sole, and can tell you that it was well
done. You need not expect to see q
good-looking man when you see him,
but he is doing his bit.
In the building where / met this
tooth dentist doctor, 1 touched DIR.
Prince, q busy physician, and then Law
yer 8. A. Bsadle, who is helping people
out of trouble and advising them what
to do. He is a good lawyer. Then I
had the pleasure Of going to the Office
of Lawyer W. E. MoIlison; found him
as busy as q man could be on busy day.
But could not forget to tell you about
the real estate broker, secretary to
Board No. 4, fire insurance and manager
of Favor All Cigar Factory, Charles B.
Travis. He was busy looking over books
that had been written up by those who
had been registered by the United
States Government for war service. He
is one more busy man. He has q SON al
ready over there and is happy over the
thought. A man who loves to 50 some
thing for his country is q man indeed.
Mr.. Neighbors was in the Office making
his contribution. It is nice indeed to
touch a man like this.
Lawyer Beadle had many good things
to say about The Broad Az and how he
enjoys reading it. He is q man every
inch of him. But now I must come to
4 stop on this letter. / have met several
people in town who are taking up more
education There Is President W. A.
Of Morris Brown University,
Ga, who Is studying at the
University, and he is 60
Ine to take back home with him de-
zree which he has earned, and not
bought through some school peddling de-
zrses. He 10 one Of the strongest men
N his church, and IL win not be long
,efore the world win be able to look
Ipon him a. Bishop Fountain. Mira
fora b. Ross, from Madisonyille, KY.
,he h handing them deep subjects ~
he University of Chicago. Now she is
teacher in her town, yet she ID digging
or more knowledge 70 inpart TO the
hildrsn Of our race. She declares that
Asaght d going 10 have mneh to do
nth the race in the future, and II Is her
I'm to be abis to put thought into
be minds of the ,boys and girls.
Miss Mary v. Campbell, whose home
in Warrington, and . teacher in st.
ouis, and Miss Kaiser from wichita,
ana, and Prof. ,. b Williams, Of St
odis, has his daushser in the same
Of Chicago. There sre others
hose names did not get hold Of for
IL week, but nnst Let ron have What