The broad ax., 1922-12-30
CHARLES E. STUMP, THE REGULAR
TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT
FOR THE BROAD AK, HAS BIO
INTO CHICAGO WHERE HE VIII
REST UP FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.

minority to defeat a bill that ma.
the saving OF human life. Well !,
happened and you believe me wbs, 7
tell you, honey, that many of thee.
men viii never see the senate ~
when their times are out. One T.,
enc they will drop out of life. for c.
can't use a coward.
As l see it now, President War;.
q. Harding, of the United States had
Just as we'll pack up his trunk ,rd
get ready to leave the White Hons.
unless there are some word.-s.,
changes during the next y month. 7
am OF the opinion that he will l.
nominated. Let her come, for am
sure he will never be reelected Som.
people will vote in 1924 who ~
voted before, and they will vote :.
they think. There is no pol;t;c;,.
who can say today, Il carry the vo,.
OF my people in my pocket to be DE-
ilvered at will" Not a dog gone Ri,
OF 1t, and the man who attemDts :,
will have a heluva time in proving :,
lhere IS not many who can look in
my face and tell how / am going 70
vote. But / may not be here to vote
but believe me l will be represented
by friends.
Would it be of any interest to Won
to know that l am now tied IN in
Chicago on account of them bugs trv-
ing to get rid of me, and consign NV
body 20 the worms? DR.. Georg.
Cleveland Hall declares that thew ar.
trying and he is going to get rid Of
all of them this time. l will be 4,
59ZZ Aberdeen street, Chicago, until
l get well or die, and many people are
praying for me.
Oh course you know l got in here
Just last week from California. and
stopped at Kansas City, Kans., and
DR.. ). H. Thompson took a whack at
the bugs, and cut the devil out of
many OF them, and then started me
right on to Chicago. / reached here.
was received by Mrs. Elvie L. Stewart
and her son, Charles Stewart, IT,, and
they just told me to be at home with
them while am in the city and they
would not charge me for room or
board, because of my standing. You
see l must have a pull with Old Man
Charles Stewart. want to thank
them now.
DR.. Hall has declared that | shall
not leave Chicago until ! am a well
man, and l think this will be. and if 1
am not then he can't prevent me from
going to Heaven / am proud to re-
port to you that the world continues
to move. have just had a talk with
DR.. R. A. Williams, who is the official
head of the Royal Circle of Friends,
one OF the strongest fraternal organi-
cations in the country, and one which
IS doing so much for my people.
They are going to make a few
changes in 1923, and important
changes at that, and all for improve
ments. There will be a great young
man from down home in a few days,
and he will have charge of the paper.
You will find few Improvements in
the paper, and l think Hon. c. ].
Hardstew is going to write for it. /
will let you know later.
While am sick, yet Mrs. Stewart
has served me two big dinners She
had a big fat goose from Western
University, Rev. F. Jesse Peck, presi-
dent, last week. The president sent
1t to her husband, and there was a
turkey dinner Christmas Day, and that
fellow came from way down yonder
in Texas.
The Rev. DR.. c. NJ. Tanner is doing
some great things here in Chicago.
have not seen him yet, but as soon as
l do see him, / will let you know a
few things about him. God bless you.
am sure that you are getting some
thing out of this life. Editor Taylor
has been doing some real good for
his people and mine, too. He is just
a good man. He does not make much
fuss about things, but is going on de-
Tending our cause. He reaches people
Of both races, for you will find as
many white people reading The Broad
Ak as you do our own people ! will
write to you another time.
/ think it is time to bring this let
ter to stop.
CHARLES E. STUMP.