THE ILLUSTRATED FEATVRK SECTION— May 23. 1D3I 7 Fiery Bill Cost Costoni, on, Arm y Chaplain Threatened to Burn Minneapolis . c I ..IIC a n t e s « • O f 1 ,0 1 (1 * p . l l l i s l t t«» V\ i l l \ f \ •> i i -i i *** cleared away, an half doaen ’ ti- reformat ed boys lit eteran Ixeatls I .ike Mpanlards weie dead and several Cu- South Carolina separated in Its mun- agement from the management ol W ild West Romance, Rescued Colored S o l-, ‘J*M ch“Unj wounded. General Wood placed my regim ent'the state penitentiary and to have diers from Firing Squad. Punched Drunken under arrest and took several Into this reformatory changrd Into a re- Quartermaster. Advertised in Charleston, thr rtty of Rant la go and confined form school under semt-eolored man- them In flu* Handle. agement. Woik hour*, school hours S.C., Daily Papers that Cole lilease and Ben Two of this number were court- ami play hours were established for I illman were I raitors and Ought to he Shot. marlialed and convicted and sen- th* boys then there and those who' mantled the Immediate prc e rn e of the Commanding Officer, who came and attempted to protest that I had no business there as the "leading col­ ored citizens" had promLved that If they were permitted to have a morn­ ing service, that they would not a t­ tend the afternoon celebration I protested that there could por- slbly be no legal authority for such an agreement and demanded that the Marinerà should be withdrawn and the black people, a.aembled there, be privileged to enter. The Marine* were withdrawn, the black peop'e en­ tered and participated with the others In the enjovment peculiar to those privileged to be waembled with their dead tenced to br ihot upon such evidence would unfortunately be corralled there a* only a black man can br convicted. L n the iulurc Boys from five years | Wild -B lIP Coftton, of Philadelphia. .Spanish American Wtu rhuplain and that only In the Soufch 1 tQ*jold up had been confined there prior« luu a life alory that read* hkr a » n t r m romance For l i t e r courage In • ! lervenrd. to this event. In conditions worse ■ n o r h itli I the*.r men were not rliot tiian those that uttended the care of Heady either to Agftlt or preach, he has p**- j I wua instrument» I in getting them the swine of the state. lorrd churches in Minnesota, Iowa, Maryland, ■ home in iron*, but living. They were W ou ld S h o ot K l r i s r Ohio, PrnnajrlYAiUi, South Carolina and ! diachargcd at Camp Meade. Pa. tn 1917 the Honorable Meters. Ben- j Canuda. Here U hU Punched Drunken Captain jainln Tillman, then U S Senator,! **tay the c ity °o f'u m iie - 1 Fn roulc h,,me ,n d on the « “ v* rn- Manning, the Governor of the State. I mrnt army transport I wa* placed spoits. Minn , In the under arrest because I resented to the nnd Cole Blease, late Senator from year WIM. n member of captain quartermaster his Insulting, that state published through the ’ the church I wus then newspapers of the state that Negroes and bestial drunken serving sliot u while humiliating diould not be trained for the U S " « « . « » * „ ,r liu -ItT ! ~ « J « t in th . of R , wives ™ ^ .‘ ^ '^ m n n 'e s T f “ he replied w d e U'u b .m r*| !Uo c la k ' ■ ‘ >i replied that he did 8 u t* of the Charleston Carollna 1 Morning Tt^ through AM Tin' morning pa- nu« * n<>* J* « , » ' ,,r American that these gentlemen were ■ however i * r l , l l o r s * n t * that the time was not j - ' opportune for the inching of race j against race and that should I be 1 V * r ^ C 'given a detail of soldier* I would: order to whiles ^ T t h e men r^ m e ^ ‘ “ J i and . „ them .. f|v be . shot . , The , man and that when he . discovered «rowing bv oi tlR' c,ty T to lynch me . wM apprem tuled he ' *nform ^ ,he then Secretary of would at once be ... War. Hon Newton Baker, of the slt- lynched. 7“ thrn " fctorMl ,0 uatlon that surrounded me and the Would Burn Minn ‘ _ , „ , , occasion for It. I was not molested. K io a in a Ml* relation Reform* Reformatory black men were trained In South to mv church and yiat ln 1013 1 * " 10 lI,r lM*<"rate of Carolina and I am aUve In 1931. of In* wife, because 1 South Carolina Conference of oui Not Barred from N a ll Cemetrrv had a few weeks prior church A guard at the penitentiary In 1919 Dr. E H Colt and I were to this time married »hot nnd killed an elght-yrar-old Invited to participate In the memorial them. 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