The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-03-14

ruzry p, that Dr. Eugene H Dibble
said to me. Colonel Charles E
Stump. / can consoientiously write
On your chart this morning The word
Discharged, and II give me pleasure
to do 81 and % wish you vel Il
has been 4 pleasure for d u have
you with us and We have been deeply
interested n yon If anything hap
pens to you come right ID back to
u
When ! heard this speech could
have kept my mouth from le4ping
from my heart ! was 50 happy be-
oause ! vas doWn IN The hospital
Ter nearly hye weeks and was only
invited there for one day Friday
morning they discharged me- and Miss
Mary : Booth tbe hospital qHeen,
came IL and had liHfls Say also and
sh4 was proud 81 her service All
tbe nurses declared that thsy were
sorry that was going 70 leave thcm.
This stay at Tuskegee has been to
me revelation as vel as an inspT
alton, and have gotten some impress
sons thar NH carry into eternity
with me-
shall ever remember the activity
aronud the institution, the ef5eient
service oF the hospital. and What goes
ou there and how the nurses love
ard respect Mrs ]. III Reed Miss
Mary :. Booth. and Miss Faulkner
n Robinson, people at real worth and
ability. and head nurses. each assist
ing IN training the young women Tor
the same mission At the head Of
the whole Is DR.. Dibble, and he IS
a master in his chosen profession
I was very much impressed with DR..
Pauline Dinkins. who ! a physician
Of rank and ability, and one Of the
best trained to Be found IN this coun-
try. Perhaps you do not know her
She halls from Selma, Alabama, and
tie daughter Of tile late Charles Dem
kins. who used to be president Of
Selma University during his life time,
and she has q sister who IS At the
top IN the drug profession, and she
Is head Of the drug department Of
The same John A Andrews Memor-
ial Hospital
I want 10 call your attention to
one of the most noted characters Of
this race Of ours. but you az not
See his name ii print often, bHt BE-
liere NE when ! tell YOU that q M-
Battey, i one II the finest artists
and photographers ii America and ]
do not bar either race Or color He
Is a genius, and none Ike him in
al America Like most Of rs ne
has worked his way up from nothing
50 to speak, with no particular in
spirsfion, except 4 am going to make
a man. He found his bent and went
At It He has wonderful studio,
and It would do you very soul good
10 visit IT, You win see some of the
finest pictures you have ever gzzed
upon since you have been IA the
world
Mr. Battey is nov preparing al
work thar Is going 10 Be an inspr-
stion to the entire race and If not
the country, and you should seek 10
get hold Of It when II IS presented
to the public. The name Of II VIII
be Concrete Results. II VII be told
in his training IN handicrzft. thing
the soil, following the pillow The
progress n civilization viii Be shown
ii pictures. and then VIII come The
concrete resuIs, Booker r. Washing
ton, placing within reach al the
masses education Many prominent
men and women viii Be shown IN this
porsf0lio. including So5ourner Truth,
Phyllis Wheztiey, Harriet Tubman
ard many others
In this Mr- Battey Is making a
monument Tor himself he already
has the name and lame He has
produced some wonderful pictures. He
i an Inspiration 10 our youth an
gong 10 ten Jon about other char
z1ters il Tuskegee Institute from time
- TINE wzHt Ia ten you Z rev
things about 81. and Mrs Sheheee.
have told you about getting dis
charged On FRIDAY. and 7 got my
things Together and moved over to
Roekefeilers han, prior 70 my leaving.
nsut over 10 see many places. 10
say good bye I rad dinner with