The broad ax., 1918-04-20
CHARLES E. STUMP
THE KANSAS NEWSPAPER WRITER HAS BEEN
FEASTING ON THE BEST IN THE LAND
WHILE TRAVELLING THROUGH SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, TEXAS AND VIRGI.
MIA, WINDING UP AMONG HIS MANY
FRIENDS AT DANyHLE IN THAT STATE.

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made, and am in Virginia as write
to Won this week, but believe me, honey,
/ win be away from here before this
letter is read by you. am going to
Washington TO ofer myself to the Gov
eminent to help to get rid of the Kaiser,
and what I do for him win be a plenty.
People are just getting bold of plenty
of education, and while hey get it 1
want them to get some fehting sense,
for that is what we need tsday, and the
man of my race who wild 60 aud get
Kaiser William win be considered one
more great man and the whole country
win inst rise up and caIl him blessed.
If you win recall I told yoa about
Rev. P. W. wrean in one Of my letters.
He is the pastor of the Second Baptist
church in Savannah, and ths man who
is bringing things 70 pad But am
not going 70 dwell On Szsnnah, Ga,
this week because there are so many
other things sbout which 1 am going to
write. They have some bis churches in
Savannah, of both denobinations--in
fact all Of them. I spoke for the Sec
Ond Sunday morning, and then beat it
to the c. N. E church Sunday after.
noon, thinking i was going to hear Mrs.
d. W. Thomas, the wife Of Prof. Thomas,
and one of the leading educators of our
country and age. Mrs. Thomas is the
daughter Of that great Kentucky mis-
siOnary, Rev. p. n. Kennedy. She is
just great woman, and /. doing a |
great big work there in that town. To
me it was . source Of pleasure TO see I
md hear her. w 4
Mrs Willie Hin teted me around in q
'er automobile ear and believe me. she r
las one frst-elass one asfthat. For . 4
One time she has been teaching in the n
Georgia State college with Major R. r. ii
Wright, the scholar. and Che man who
'as made his reputation leag before he q
Tas man It was when he was little o
aged boy in the schools of Georgia, in Of
nswer to the question asked by General p
Toward, to lot of little black bows e.
nd girls in school, ''wbat shall I ten d,
ne people up northf" "Ten 'um we IS o.
Kim" was the prompt reply of young o:
fright, and it has been handed down
'om one age to the other. 1t was to me Al
source Of pleasure. b.
on for Columbia, s. @, where 1 had. tn
'e pleasure Of touching many people kr
I'd meeting many friends 1 went d. 1
ct to Allen University where / was 70
e guest of Dr.. R. W. Nance, the pres pr
emit Of the institution. am NOT going tn
repeat the big sounds flung at that i'll
ueator, but ! let him have a few of is,
EN- that all but dazed him, and caused thi
to look wise, but I am of the opinion or
at I looked otherwise when he got dol
rough with me. That is one more talk. els
president. He is bringing things to !
. there, and wen he should, because sta
has the training. Da
Getting through with him, went III ,
En to the church, and there hung M the
II Rev. White and others, visiting the con
bile school, spoke at the A. N. Z. wa,
lreh, and this closed me out for one boy
7. I think this win end me in South att,
'olina for this time. I pulled right viii
of the state bright and early the thi,
I morning for Richmond, Va, reach to /
town in time to go to see many of \
friends there. The first man to claim hon
attention was John p. Graham, the The
dealer, and he was as nice as nice hav
ID be, and even presented me with was
Mole s-Pound shad which carried IN /
: . Mrs }. h. Meerew and she PEG,
red it and I did have me one more Mr..
eating. sne,
hen around with Prof. MeGrew, for has
tie while BE is the state secretary llare,
be 7. n c. A and is doing great He
work in this part Of the world. II in y.
indeed a pleasure to meet him and on i
friends Dr.. Lewis tofed rs his I
'ser Richmond in an autonobile- tract
Aorseless carriage. 1t was de Of Il
'tui rids. AID the next day / went It
70 visit Hartshorn memorial col dang