The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1925-05-23

ole are inclined to think / am moving
with it, and if you do then you viii
get a little slangy and say "He is
some moving baby" and in the express
sion that may displease me and then
I may tell you go where it is per-
petual summer and where the wind
was never known to blow.
Last Sunday I was in company with
Prof. Herbert H. Glover, Mrs. Fan
ME c. Glover, and the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Mitchell. / was there
70 hear the commencement sermon
which was preached at Tuggle Insti-
tute BY Rev. DR.. @. w. Goodgame.
and it was one more sermon l am
here to tell you and I believe he is
one more preaching baby. I, must
give him credit. Brother Driver pre-
sided and believe me when I tell you
he can do some talking himself.
Mrs Blevins IS about-no, she has
lust finished the first year Of her adj
ministration as president of Tuggle
Institute, and she has been able to
close a successful year. She IS to
be congratulated on the success, be-
cause the founder, the woman whose
very soul was in the work, was called
to her external rest, and the work
fell III the hands Of the woman who
had worked side by side with her
for years, and I am inclined to say
that she was trained in business meth
DDS under that most remarkable wom-
an. Carrie "A. Tuggle
You must not expect me to tell
you that this work has been all pie
and cake for the new president, for
it has not, because she has had to
work under comparison. The people
have seen Mrs. Tuggle and her man
ner and way Of doing things and if
Mrs Blevins did not do just the same
way then you would hear something
said about it, but the work has gone
right on just the same, and much
has been accomplished
After DR.. Goodgame was through
stepping on the gas bag, and giving
good advice, good information to the
young people and old people too, Mr..
Glover toted me down to see Oscar
WI Adams, the second, and honey
they have fine son, and that means
the name IS to continue. A father
must feel happy when there is a son
into his family, and Editor Adams is
one more happy man. Another editor
into the world, and Of course the son
is to be an improvement on the faith
er. His opportunities will Be better,
and he will get a better education,
for that father is going to see to it
that his son goes through a school
ike Yale. Harvard. Columbia or Uni
versity Of Chicago, and will rank
among the best educated people Of his
day. God grant It.
met a normal graduate, Mrs. Flor
ence Townsend, who is one Of the
teachers Of the public school system,
and indeed a fine young woman. ]
recall when she was in school under
the late William Hooper Council, the
very same man under which Oscar
W. Adams was trained. She is fine
young woman, and is still at work.
>he IS going to attend summer school
this year, under Prof. g. w. Tren-
holm, state normal school, Montgom-
cry Alabama.
Bright and early Monday morning.
was on my way to Virginia, and
rode one OF the Seaboard Air Line
tast horses, and honey that old fell
low Just tried himself, and looked to
ms like he was going to run his
tool brains out.
Tuesday morning, l landed in Rich
mond, Va, and went to the home Of
Levi O. Brown, one Of the finest
young men I have known in ages,
and representative Of the National
Benefit Life Insurance Company, Of
Washington, D. c. He is an organ
izer, and is kept on the road all the
time placing agencies in various states
tor the company, and I am told that
be is an expert.
A few hours were spent in the town,
and then ! was off for something else
1t was raining hard at that, but
did not mind It, for / did not have to
be out in it and get sprink1ed. / am
Baptist and will jump into the
water, but will not permit it to fall
On me- I remained in the station
known as the c. & o. stable until II
was time to start for Newport News,
and off to that place I was soon in
line.