The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, August 07, 1919, Page 8, Image 8
CHAPPELLE SOUNDS WABXIXG.
Calls 011 Xcjiioes to Beware of Bolshevism.
Bishop W. D. Chappelle of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church in
South Carolina lias issued an appeal
to members of his race to refrain
from violence and denounced Bolshevism
as "our greatest enemy." His
advice was to shun it as they would
the most deadly serpent.
Bishop Chappelle's statement was
issued in response to a call from The
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World of New York, which said:
"The World, which has always op
posed injustice to and upheld the
rights of the colored race in America
thinks the time has now come when
the members of that race should be
warned by their own leaders against
the counsel of Bolshevism and violence
which are being both openly
and privately circulated."
The newspaper asked that he communicate
any message of advice or
admonition he desired, and the bishop
sent the following:
"The destructive demon in civilized
government has not made its appearance
among our people down here,
but I hesitate not to say to our people
everywhere to desist from acts of vio
lence or any adherence to those who
would ruin us in the attempt to destroy
our government. I denounce
Bolshevism as being our greatest
enemy, and I appeal to every member
of my race to shun it as they
would the most deadly serpent.
"I advise our preachers throughout
our church particularly and the negro
preachers in general to preach sermons
' against this awful scourge
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WhlCn lias snown listjn in mc icitui
race riots. No good can come to us
by any rash act; but patience, such
as that which we have exercised and
with which we have won glory in the
estimation of the thinking world. Let
N us appeal to the law for the adjudication
of all wrongs and be careful
ourselves not to commit wrongs. In
God's name let us stop and think."
WITNESSES TELL OF BLAZE.
i "Million Dollar Fire'* in France Described.
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New York, July 30.?A" "million
dollar fire" in which 100 or more serviceable
airplanes were destroyed by
order of American army officers was
described by several witnesses who
appeared today before the house subcommittee
which is investigating cruelties
to prisoners and other alleged
army irregularities. The hearing was
conducted by Representative Royal
C. Johnson, of South Dakota, and
Representative Oscar E. Bland, Indiana,
Republicans. The third member
of the subcommittee. Representative
Henry Flood, of Virginia, Democrat,
was not present.
The destruction of the airplanes
took place at Colombey-ies-tfeiies.
near Toul, and details of the fire were
supplied by several former noncommissioned
officers and men of the air
service who were in the French village
at the time. None of the witnesses
could give any reason for the
fire or tell under whose orders it had
been conducted.
At the opening of the hearing Representative
Johnson announced that
a cable message from General Pershing
to General March, chief of staff,
in which the head of the American
expeditionary forces denied that any
destruction had taken place, would be
read into the record. The cable message
was not available until after the
hearing had closed and then proved to
be merely a denial of the reported
burning of automobiles and damage
to other war materials at St. Xazaire.
The investigation into the airplane'
fire closed the hearings of the sub-J
committee in the United States. The j
inquiry will be continued in France
next month.
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1920 FLECTION OUTLOOK.
Democratic Chairman Has Conference
"With President.
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Washington, July 30.?Homer S.
Cummings, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, discussed
with President Wilson today the political
outlook for 1920 and the attitude
of the country toward the peace
treaty. He described his recent two
weeks' through fourteen Western
States.
The conference which lasted for
more than an hour, was the first the
chairman has had with the President
since last December. Mr. Cummings
refused to discuss the possibility of
Mr. Wilson again leading his party in
the 1920 election and would not affirm
or deny that this subject was
broached during the conference.
Chairman Cummings said he told
the President the country was overwhelming
in favor of immediate ratification
of the treatv and its league
of nations covenant without changes
or reservations. As to the political
situation "Mr. Cummings was understood
to have been emphatically confident.
gii:l shoots youth.
Faiiy ("raft Admits Killing Son of
XoiiihlM)!'.
Elberton. Ga.. July 31.?Fairy
Craft, a fifteen year old girl, was a.
rested today and. according to the
police, confessed that she shot and
killed Sloan Black. 19, son of a neighbor,
here last night.
Police said the girl declined to
talk about the affair, other than to
say they had quarreled. J. C. Black,
the boy's father, said young Black
was called out of the house about 11
o'clock last night and when he had
not returned two hours later search
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was mailt: a:iu i/uu,? iuuuu uv.ui .
Safety Fir.-t.
It seems to l?e true that tiie Crown
Prince is in the liabit of attending
service at the local village church,
but. in spite of his previous experience
in France, we are informed that
he does not in this case take the collection.?Londo"1
Opinion.
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Pansie?"Never mind. boysie;
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