The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-04-23
cHARIEs :. sTUMP. TIE TRAVELLING CORRESPOND
EMF FOR THE BROAD AK, HAS FOX If1E -. rA -
WEEK BEEN HOLDING FORTH AT MIAMI,
MopTDA AND VISITING OTHER POINTS IN The
ORANGE GROWING STATE

a vision, a man who has indeed a
trained mind, and an educator. Rev..
Evans. was at one time the dean Of
Roger williams University, Nashville,
Tenn, resigned to take up work here
in this town. Wen this young man is
doing some preacher business, and has
erected a parsonage for the church
which cost 100000, and il is paid for,
and he is now looking around 70 find
something else to do. God bless him.
Now how did get here may be the
question askedi have been going
some believe me honey and 1 am go
ing some more before I end here. ]
think was way up yonder when l
wrote to you last week, sending you
letter from Savannah, Ga, where /
was the guest Of Rev. Wrenn and his
wife. I talked and walked with them,
then got myself together and went over
to jacksonville, Fla, where had the
pleasure Of hearing q real concert by
the Morehouse College Glee Club. This
was a great concert, and enjoyed il
very much, and when it was over i
went TO the home Of Grand Chancellor
W. W. Andrew, where spent the
night the guest Of this man. Mrs. An
drews, have told you about her be-
fore. She is the private secretary Of
her husband, and worthy Of the posi-
ton.
1 was thrown in company with
Joseph s. MeLane, that great head
waiter, and I have been invited to visit
his home which 1 viii do in a few days
from now, and viii tell you a few
things about him in my other letter.
1 looked around, and then 1 got myself
together, and went to st. Augustine,
Fla, the guest Of Prof. N. W. Collier,
President Of the Florida Normal and
Industrial Institute, which is to be the
leading school in Florida, and is 10
Gated in the ancient city, st. Augustine,
Fla. He had his automobile car car
rage waiting at the East Coast Line
stable to meet me, and after it had met
me, soon I was over the five miles at
the building where I IVES to spend the
night.
Prof. Collier thought enough of me to
invite me down there to be the speaker
for what is known as Founders Day,
and 1 was night there with the goods.
Both races were there to hear me, and
1 just stepped about and walked about
Zion, and put some pep into it. This
was q fine thing for me, and I enjoyed
talking about the Center Of the Uni
verse, and mans place in the world. I
certainly did try to blow about man,
and many Of the people wanted me to
make another speech, when 1 was
through with the first one, but I was
not ready for the question.
Professor Collier, is doing q great
work, and he is supported by some
strong teachers. 1 got through with
them and then made my way to an
other part Of the busy world.
Well, was down here at the step
ping OF place, and win soon step OF,
but I want to go to the meeting Of
the National Race Congress, May 5, in
Washington, d. c., for this is going to
have much to do with our people, and
il is going to take up the matter Of
Legislation for the future. We must
not sit down and wait for something to
happen for US now, but we must get
busy and help these things to happen,
and if we failed to do 50 then the fu-
ture viii be- dark for US.
What are you doingi What has been
your mottol What are you going to do
for US, and for yOurselfi Are you inter
ested in the future of your peoplei l
am not so particular about the man
who is to be appointed to a job, as 1
am about the right of human beings.
Let us all pray together.
CHARLES E. STUMP.