The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-01-21

take time to believe me, ! have beer
going some since wrote you tina
last letter, and / am still going. !
is hard to tell just where / am goinI
to stop, but go / must. am jus
bound to go. got away from tina
cold weather up there in Chicago
made in to Texas, and / am still here
but honey | am now Florida bound
| am going to Montgomery. Ala. tC
see the bishops of the three churches
meet, and if they get married, an
going to see that.
They are putting forth an effort
to unite the A. NJ E. and A. NJ. E. Z.
and c. NJ. E churches, and you will
watch and see what happens. The
General conference Commission OF
the A. NJ E. church will meet at this
time and select a place for the next
general conference. Bishop A. J.
Carey will invite the body to select
Louisville, and it looks like Louisville
will win. This is a good place
] would suggest that the Rev. DR..
R. S. Jenkins. of Texas, who is one
Of the assistant secretaries, be select
ed for secretary. He is a good man,
and will be able to follow Bishop
Johnson. ] have few other sugges-
tons to be made at another time.
] am down in Galveston, and this is |
one of the best towns in the whole |
southland They believe in manhood |
down here, and they are liberal But
/ am not going to talk about that so
much as ] am going to tell you that
! have been much impressed. / am
here for two or three days the guest
of Rev. r. c. Barbour, a Morehouse
man. and the son of his father. You
see Rev A. Barbour, who was a
great preacher and leader. and who
served here as pastor of the Mace
donia Baptist church for years, was
called home last year. There were
three sons, and one daughter. The
oldest son, Joe Plus Barbour, is pas
toring in Montgomery, Ala, and the
next son who was in town when his
iather died, and who is a good strong
was at once called to sue
iced his father.
This young minister was called. on
rial for six months but long before
he time was up, the church came to-
yether in regular meeting and ex-
ended him the call, for they did not
want him to get away from them.
The youngest son is teaching in the
nigh school while daughter is the wife
IF her husband and is happy This
'oung man met me at the Union sta
'le when ! stepped off Of the Santa
&c iron carriage, and in his automo-
bile car carriage toted me out to
breakfast, then all around through the
:ity. ] am having one more big time
iere.
wish you could see me. ! am
fraid that you would hardly know
ne, for ! have changed so much and
II because ! stopped over one night
a Houston. with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
dcCoy. fear you will not recog-
ize the name, but when / tell you
GU will know. Mrs. Mccoy. is Nine.
the head of the Nine
franklin School of Beauty Culture
nd Manufacturing Company.
Madam Franklin has been inventing !
nd making articles for beauty, for
taking growing hair grow, and fall I
ig out hair come back and take its I
lace. She has on the market FIVE 9
ice preparations, and the last one,
he took sponge and put some of it
n my face. 1t is called Instant
eauti6er," and believe me when l
II you that it made such a wonder
II change in the look Of my face that r
did not want to believe myself ! i
Ist bought me a dozen bottles, and {
ou will say that l am a handsome !
-etty man now.
! remained in their place of bust =
.ss about fifteen minutes and l be- n
I'VE in my soul that 200 people must
i've purchased some of this stuff
iring this time. Four clerks were
pit busy wrapping and issuing il out b!
the people. e
! think will have to bring this pl
tier to a stop, and my next letter q
Ill be from San Antonio, I think, =
I'd then on out of the state. ~
Charles z. Stump.