The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-01-03
CHARLES E. STUMP, THE REGULAR
TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT
FOR THE BROAD AK, HAD A
ROYAL GOOD TIME IN CHICAGO
CHRISTMAS WEEK.

think l can See 50 many things behind
me, but let Us look to the future. /
was thinking OF Or. 1. K. Williams
and what He has accomplished in these
few years Thinking what he means
TO the Baptists Of this country, espe-
cially the National Baptist convention.
These forces he is leading, and leading
them we'll He has the love Of Olivet
and its members and friends.
The National Baptist convention ~
getting things in shape, and already
they have moved into the new home
for the Sunday School Publishing
Board, and are doing business in there
but the building is not completed Yet,
but it Will BEL 1t Il to cost the Bap-
lists over half a million dollars and
they are going TO pay every cent Of it..
I am glad that this good work l.
going on.
Believe me when tell you they
have had some cold weather in Chi
cago, and I am getting out and doing
it right now. did not get around
very much. ! had the pleasure Of
going TO the office Of Miss Anna Crisp,
the stenographer, who is going in
court and taking down every word
that is spoken there by witnesses.
judges and lawyers. She is one Of the
most Writingest women in the coun-
try. She is a graduate from the state
school Of Tennessee, and came to Chi
cago after She had finished her work
down there, and got a position, and
then another until she decided to get
into business. She rented an Office
on La Sale street and is doing fine
there, keeping up her rent, paying her
other bills and at the same time study
ing law.
While in her office | had the pleas
TIRE Of meeting Editor Julius r. Tay-
1or OF The Broad Ak, and then l met
that young writer l have been reading
after ~ long. Miss Anna Peachblos-
som. She is a peach and some day she
will take her place with the great
writers Of the age We are producing
many young people these days who
are thinkers. We must continue to
give to the world thinkers l want to
congratulate Editor Taylor on getting
these strong young people.
I had the pleasure Of having dinner
at the home Of Charles Stewart, with
his family. Mrs. Lucille Gibson and
Mrs Pauline Reed. the grand children
Of Mrs. Carrie "A. Tuggle, and then
two others. Jack Dozier Tuggle and
his little sister, Carrie Dozier Tuggle
The last Sunday | went to the Met
ropolitan Community Center, Dr. Vii
liam d. Cook, and then took trip tn
eat dinner with two other friends, at
the home Of Charles Stewart, and they
were Nr. and Mrs David a. Roache
One of the leading men in Chicago.
This is a man YOU do not hear much
about. but honey he has made his way.
Hc has some NJ the old Simmons fire
i'm him because he is a graduate from
the Simmons University. Louisville
XVI, and hc trained under the late
William J. Simmons. He made hi>
way to the top, and at the same time
he saved his money and invested it,
and now he has sufficient income from
his rents to put down dollar or ~
each month and at the same time live
easy, whether he has his pork chops
greasy or not. He can do It.
] shall have more to say. | am leav
ing the city now for Guthrie Okla
homa.
CHARLES II. STUMP.