The broad ax., 1924-01-19
CHARLES E. STUMP, THE REcIN AP
OLD TIME TRAVELLING cOppr
SPONDENT FOR THE RPoNn 1>l NE
CONTINUES TO BASK IN THE 11a'
WARM SUNSHINE IN THE SOITH i
ERN STATES WHERE HE CAN Al
WAYS FIND PLENTY OF Coon
THINGS TO EAT.

with Inc WOllu, ~ must sumo Ndy |
Lave n ike others. We did not come |
here to stay all the time, but must re-
oort 70 God for assignment, and the
n1ace YOU will be assigned depends on
how we'll you have observed the rule
l,id down by heaven. OF course we
have only two places for selection, one
heaven and the other hell, and now
which way are you drifting brother
and sister?
When I wrote you that other letter,
I vas way out in the country, visiting
Attorney T. c. Walker and his wife
living near Gloucester Court House
Virginia. but believe me it got some
real cold weather out there, just like
YOU people have in that part of the
world: but just stood it, for was
.ure that would soon be in Florida
where Jack Frost could not play with
NV fingers and take bite off Of my
ro,e. It is wonderful how this world
is divided up.
To lay aside all prejudice, l must
Give the devil what is due to him, and
,be ord what is due, and then ! must
Give the white man what he has
earned He is indeed living mystery,
ana for fame and fortune, he has put
bis life On the altar and is still doing
! and we are following in his steps
now and then, but we are yet afraid OF
that which you call death, and while
We claim heaven is our home, none Of
" ARE homesick. He has made It
oossible for me to eat breakfast in
one state dinner in another state, sup
o.r N another, and still spend the
NIGHT in another state. He has an
initiated time and space.
am thinking of where we are
to-day and how near to God we are
FOR there was time when we put out
70 sea. that was the last of it until
we reported on the other side, but
honey that is no more. When there
is storm at sea. we do not have TO
hold our breath, wondering It our oear
ones Who are crossing have been swal-
lowed 10 but we are able to get IN
d;rec+ touch with them. We can SIT
down IN New York and deliver SER
mon to an audience in San Francisco
but why should take up time 10
talk about these thingsF It is due .
the fact that have been visiting COZ
leges recently and been in touch with
college presidents, college professors,
teachers and students, and have been
listening until | have gotten in my
head that | know few things ana
want to let some of them out Of my
constitution.
You see, this Lawyer Walker i 2
man we'll trained, and his wife Is
among the best posted women IN inc
country. She has devoted much OF
her time to observation, to study ana
to reading, and while I was visiting
there she took the time to tell ms
many educated things, and with a.
this in my head now, I must let you
have some Of it or my head may
4buss" open. For the big head there IS
no cure, and when a horse gets i ne i
doomed to die, and usually he is killed
BY the owner, who performs the act
himself or viii have il done.
got much pleasure out in the
country and it was a rest, and So
impressed with my visit until I am
going to return. / am sure that told
you some Of the experiences OF Mr..
Walker, and ali the white folks out
there call him "Uncle Tom" and q
the same time. they recognize ms
ability, but as they do not know tne
FIRST name Of his wife, and ! am not
going to publish it. they can't call her
aunt this, that or the other, hence,
she is either Mrs. Walker or "Unele
Toms wife"
Off for Washington Of Richmond
for I spent a day and night in Rich
mond, the guests Of Rev. L. R. Miller
and L. c. Brown. was to spend that
night with Brother Miller, but seem
ingly food gate opened up and let
the water flow into the room where
l was to sleep in enough Of i to hold
a regular Baptist baptizing. Hence
up to Brother Browns. and his wite
received me just like she was receiv-