The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-05-10
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER.
"Colored man no slasker," was the
nt'O OF the colored citizens mani
tested at this place Saturday. when a
great patriotic rally was pulled eli.
the crowd having gathered at the
a'r grounds parade a mile long
was arranged, which moved with the
music of the colored brass band of
east to the city, then
north up Jefferson street, south on
High, then west to the Courthouse,
where arrangements had been made
for speaking. After the crowd was
dismounted and seated, the band play
ed America" Prof ID. A. Townsend
arose and made the opening address
in which the introduced Rev. Vance,
the Master of Ceremonies, who after
making few brief remarks introduced
the famous young DR.. Fraser of our
city, he with much eloquence intro
luced the speaker of the day, Rev. DR..
Shamberg Of Chattanooga who arose
make the speech of his life. 1t
was indeed a grand address which held
audience spell-bound, only at in
tervals where he would show some
humorous side to reveal a golden
thought his speach was full of
patriotism, one that has stirred the
"eOple, white and colored. He was
'nplauded much when he remarked,
After the war, we would live more
under the Stars, than the Stripes.
Should we do orr best and not our
bit, to win" He also remarked that
principle and not '0lor is what makes
the man. 0, he said so many indeli.
bic things that we as a race should
cherish in our hearts.
After DR.. Shamhourger had finish
ed, Judge Templeton (white) arose
and acknowledged that the greatest
speech of its kind he ever witnessed.
He then appealed to each one present
to buy thrift and war stamps, which
was available on the grounds sold by
Mesdames S. S. Gray, Annie Syler
and Miss Luella Moss, who sold the
amount of $4S3.92 worth.
hits great event was originated by
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