The broad ax., 1921-07-02
,saARIESE STUMP, THE TRAVELLING CORRESPONDS
EMF OF THE BROAD AK, HAS BEATEN IT FROM
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, TO WASHINGTON,
d. c. WHERE He WILL CALL ON PRESIDENT
HARDING AND PAY HIS RESPECTS TO HIM.

SESSION OF the Nduoual baptiSt sun Il
day School and B. Y. P. u. Con-
gress has passed into history. and the
Baptists are now turning their atten-
ton to the next big thing which viii |
be the meeting Of the National Bap-
fist convention. September 7 in Chi
cago, III. with the -Olivet Baptist
church. OF which the Rev. l. x Viii
Hams is pastor.
Already they have arranged the
program, and DR.. P. James Bryant
has been selected for the Friday night
speaker. He is the son Of thunder
from Atlanta, Ga, and / need not
tell you that they are going to have
one great speech, because just to say
that DR.. Bryant is the speaker is
sufficient to say that He IS one of
the most speakingest men in the
country, and when he is through you
will have some good information.
The convention decided to stay in
touch with DR.. R. H. Boyd, that is
to say the Board representing the
convention reached that decision, and
authorized the Sunday School Pub
fishing Board to do so. don't
know whether or not you know just
what this means, but / am sure that
am posted on the meaning, and the
limb of the law will have to let you
know.
/ told you that / was going 10 be
in Kansas City during this big meet
ing, you may just bet your bottom
dollar that / got here and ready to
get away since the meeting is over
1t was a pleasure for me to have left
Wherefore in company with Or
G. A. Edwards, president of Kittrel
College, and believe me, darling, tina
it is a great thing to be able to rid'
L with college president. have jus
!. been hobnobbing with them educated
men until am believing that an
some pumpkins myself.
From WilberfoTce, we made It T.
: Chicago, Ill, where found that the,
! were looking for me in a way. Wit
< Dr.. Edwards, we went to the hom
of Charles Stewart, but he was on
IS of town, and his wife had gone 4
lie meeting, but we were received b.
r Charles Stewart, Jr., who IS just
er block of the old chip. He babe u
"A welcome, and proceeded in the ab
n sence of his mother to go to tn
Ill store. and get things ready for some
pit thing to eat, for he was afraid thu
" stores might be closed when mothe
comes back"
ls II was not long before this bri
= liant young wife was on hand an
OF greeted Us IN genuine Texas styt
e. for / am told that she is from Texa
n She was glad TO welcome into Ne
le home the friends of her husband an
nc when she told US to be at home,
at once pulled of my shoes.
e. heard some one say something aoo'
", fumiRsting. DR.. Edwards for re-
2o sons unknown to me asked Permr
i'll sion of the lady to raise the window
il 81 am sorry that / am without bs
cold" he said. To save me j eoul
a not understand why he wanted ba
of cold. He suggested that / put
in, my shoes for his headache was cure
to 1t was not long before II was al
m nounced that dinner was ready and
was ready, too, with full hedg'
n appetite. / sent all them good thinI
nd into my eternity for the reception
2 the good and then we went out
the street. / made so much nois
ny until got lost from the others Al
went on my way rejoicing. In
he was not the first time that ] ha'
been in Chicago and ] was just
independent as a hog on ice ] g
in my sleep that night, and the ne
morning President John A. Gret
Of Wilberforce University joined
and It was indeed pleasure to ha'
been with this big educator. Ju
|. imagine that you see me going doV
the street with two college pre-
dents. Do you blame me for hayii
big heada
On the street cars / talked 50
the people could hear me for
wanted them to know that was WI
educated people. When We had
transfer at a point, said to the
"Presidentus, interlutus, inlEum, tni
fransferatumii, fromli StatepE
streeton1Y / do not kpow wheth
/ got it right or not. but ] told the
we would transfer to the State sire
car They must have understood n
for they followed me but, and
other people looked, and heard
man ask another. FWhat kind of Ia
Ruage IS that man usingf In
must be fofeignerz
~Yes,T was the reply, ~and that
man must be a Zulu king.
We got along in the city IN
Prof. Edwards had TO leave as
went to Gary and ] continued I
day IN company with President T
wards. and believe me when ] {
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