The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-04-24
Charles E Stump, Who Is Kansas Farmer and WOuIde
Travelling Correspondent for This Paper Still Continues
to Waste Much Valuable Time IN Running Up Against
the Big COlored Men Throughout the Southland

no. accepted, and that he was stin head
waiter, but said that he was willing to
sacrifice himself which should not be.
''Not for self, but for Others" said
this gentlemanly headwaiter. "and it is
better that the guests be fed and the
season 90 unmarried"
Under the contract, DR.. Pannell
worked. but believe me honey Just as
soon as that contract was up, he was
handed his walking papers, and he was
out on the street singing, !.No one to
welcome me home. thought I was
fixed in heaven, but perhaps got on
the wrong road" He won, but lost in
few days 50 to speak, and Mr.. Ne
Laip returned and finished up the Sea
son and closed. the house with love and
respect for his fellowmen as wen as
from some of the leading men and
women in America. He is the hero, and
all viii have TO give it to him.
1t is sunshine down here, and wish
you could drop down and take a smell
of the lovely orange blossoms and if you
are single il win make you feel like
you want TO get married. 1t will put
pep in you, and am not surprised
that DR.. Pannen, Bob Young or any
one else should have jumped the track.
l feel like it myself, but am the guest
Of a big man, and it makes me feel like
I am some pumpkins myself, and have
been mingling with some big Baptists
down here in this man 5 town. They
are here old and young, high and low,
rich and poor, learned and unlearned,
and they are here to do good. don I |
know as ever want to return to the |
farm.
/ told you that 1 was the guest Of a
big man, but believe me in physical
size he is not 50 large, but in brain, in |
his profession he is at the top of the
ladder, DR.. T. R. Yiekers, who is a
physician and surgeon, and is as busy
as a man can be because he took time
to prepare himself before he entered
the profession, and who is just a man
among men.
This young man was not born with a
silver spoon in his mouth, and in his
youth he was as wild as a buck, until
one day he decided to come to himself,
and he started right. He had gone
through public school, and later he en-
tered Howard University. He was about
as cheeky as men get to be, for he was
without money, and often he had to sit
up late at night putting a half sole in
the bosom of his pants in order to APP
pear in school the next day. He tried
waiting on tables on the Falls River
line steamers, and by the skin Of his
teeth he got through, but when he did
get through the world had another real
man, and as such he has made the world
know he is here.
DR.. Viekers takes his place as one of
the leading physicians in Florida, and
l say nothing about race or color. Now
I am in his home, and when a fellow
gets in home like this, it gives him
the big head, and it is hard to tell
where I win stop.
DR.. Terrell is the leading tooth
dentist doctor, and he is just kept busy
all the time putting half soles on teeth.
He is an expert in this business, and 1
have met DR.. Thompson. You want to
know some of them men with whom
have shaken handsi will have TO
hold all his back for another letter.
1 must not take up the whole paper,
but 1 feel like doing so. 1 have 50
much on my constitution. God bless
you. Write when you can do so.
Charles E. Stump.