The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-10-30
CHARLSE STUMP, THE FAMOUS NEWSPAPER COR
RESPONDENT IS HEADED NORTHWARD FROM
A TRAPPING TOUR THROUGH TEXAS, TIE
LONE STAR STATE AND FROM OTHER POINTS
NTFLAT SECTION OF THE SOUTHLAND

Beaumont, Tex-ne only thinl
necessary now il to put the votes il
and then have them counted, To-
without, the ballots are going in OF
the second day Of November and Wher
they are counted you win find thai
Senator Warren @. Harding has beer
made President Of the United States
and there viii be a Republican Con
gress to back him mp in all that h
may attempt TO do, and that win near
new order Of things in my country
OF course the Democrats are making
q dying fight, and they believe in the
old adage "where there is life there
is hope" I want them to hope and
hope on, but we have decided that they
must have rest, and an proud that il
Is coming. do not wish any Of them
any harm. hope that when President
Wilson retires to private life, he viii
have . real good position some where,
or that he may soon get the required
rest.
The world has not been standing
ssill, and as the world has been NOV
ing, have been moving also, and you
Win see right where I am as I wrote
the other letter, and the one before
that and you win say that I am just
one more moving man.
7 have been to Chicago, Of course,
and had some real long talk with Hon.
Henry Lincoln johnson, who IL our rep
resentative in the upper chamber Of
the Republican party and the only one
we have there, in that big committee
which shapes the Affairs Of the party,
determined where the convention shall
Be held and all the other big ques-
tons Judsoa W. Lyons was there
before, that for the past eight years we
have not been represented Such Il
the life Of q people. We are going to
Congress some day and not very far
OF. You may tell the world that ]
told you this and am not talking out
Of my head at that.
I want to skip all the places I have
been for q little while and walk right
into the Texas Baptist Missionary and
Convention, one Of the
laregst and the workinest convention
n this country and Il Is because the
President, all Of the officers and minis
'sr, laymen, work side by side, or
work together like the works in a clock
II q watch. For that reason they get
here, and put on the table each year
lot less than 10000, this time they
ave gone in the neighborhood Of $35,-
90, and the money continues to come
\.
The President Of the convention is
Iev. A. L. Boone, D. D., Of Fort Worth,
'ex., and a man filed with the Christ
pirit and race love. he loves the
BAPTIST Church, his race and his con-
ention, as well as his wife and chill
rem. he win make you feel proud Of ]
i'm il you can just meet him one time.
was my pleasure to hear his manly
ddress delivered right here in Texas.
Ie spoke right out against evil, and 1t
Tas his mission to talk to the south,
nd in the south, and not 60 north and
ak about the south and against it.
Te is indeed a manly man, and If you
ouch him you will find him 50. I
card him say:
eff we stand upon the mountain Of
uman endeavor and look into the
ices OF men who came from zero in
ealth, learning Thrift and religion 10
;eupy places Of fnaneiers, professors,
pets and ministers Of the gospel, and