The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-08-07
Lately He Visited Lexington, Kentucky and the Leading
Cities IN Old Tennessee.

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nation. In this the doctors look yov
over and tell whether any disease i,
creeping up to you. These doctor mel
can do some wonderful things. He
passed me after giving me a high bal
where I sit down, and was permitted
TO 60 on about my business with the
injunction, "Hold yourself in readiness
for when we want you we are going to
have you, care not what the cost may
be-"
Now they had a great meeting in
Kansas, and believe me honey when /
tell you DIR. Thompson, spoke right
on from the Amen corner and Mrs. Nor
enc Davis had her say about the same
time. He told America that there could
be no wide democracy until he had got
ten himself in straight, and listened to
the wonderful progress made and the
putting away money for the DAYS that
are to read.
l beat it TO the Grand Lodge, heard
the strong reports, and was looking
right in the mouth of DR.. Thompson
and heard him when he said that there
could be no true democracy in America
as long as human beings are lynehed,
mobbed and burned at the steak. He
spoke right out, and the world has
heard his voice. He is doing things
and doing them in an orderly way. This
is what I like to see, and this is what
| like to shout over.
After listening to the wonderful ad-
dresses, and touching flesh with DIR.
J. R. Ransom and some others who
desired to talk about Pythianism, and
about having to 60 before the affair
was all over, and returned from the
grace with another subject
Every minute of the time was used
in Knoxville, and / beat it TO Louis
vile, Ky.,. where had an order which
was a member of you, but you fix up
the chicken. 1 am not saying all 1
desire to say, but nevertheless l want
you to be pleased with what / have
seen and heard. They had some more
big meeting.
l think told you that Kansas viii
entertain the supreme lodge in a few
days, and hope that you will be able
to attend this year. August 1920, they
win be there from all parts of the eoun-
try. They brought their own outfit
and the like.
But now coming back to it. In Chi
eago / went down to the Republican
headquarters in the Auditorium, and be-
Iieve me honey all men are treated
alike down here, and if you have the
price you can get meals and a dining
room. You cam get a place to sleep.
1 found Phil Brown, pushing publicity;
Perry W. Howard, secretary to some
thing, and there was Young Latties, a
graduate from Morris Brown, and a
fighter of the typewriter. Believe me
honey he can fight some battle.
/ believe the Republicans should win,
and they are going to win, although
there may be a close margin, but they
must. There are two good men I an
told from Ohio, wants me to vote for
them. I am down for Harding, and /
think most of the sensible people will
be. He is going to be the President
of the United States, and you may look
for him to ride in next November and
in March ride in the golden chariot.
/ expect to be there to help him take
his seat and crown.
You are going to be able to get some
good information from our papers.
Keep posted, and then prepare to help |
to retire the Democrat from the White
House and all other houses. They have |
won their places, and the like, so you
will inst wait for me. 1 shall have a |
few things to say to you later. Get
ready spell binders and get ready to
listen to me. am going to shut my
saw of and have them boil you another
time. I will have to bring this letter
to a stop.
Charles E. Stump.