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Evening star., 1934-10-25
coAMIPaLETIIEElL.YL 3 IIEl Z RENoVAl,TED.

OOMFLE1 1E1I nENOthlEO.
1857 ONTARIO PL. NV.
PRICE. $3.50.
Semi-detached brick house with 8 rooms.
bath. rear porches. 2-car garage large side
yard with porch. Immediate possession.
AGGANfAN-BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. Phone Metropolitan 1850.
PETWORTH-AMAZING VALUE
S5.750-20-foot Colonial brick. h.-w.h.,
elec. lights; house has been put
in new condition: garage; paved
street and alley; near bus. cars.
stores and school. Easy terms.
So. 500-Consider trade on small house:
semi-detached brick 9 large rms.
2 b., breakfast room. recreation
room. open fireplace, 3 porches,
automatic garage doors, weather.
stripped. screened and caulked,
elec. refrig.; paved street and
alley. This house is in Marietta
Park. only Q years old. and being
sacrificed. Honestly. looks like q
1894 model home,
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
027 18th st. NV. District 1411.
(Centinaeds ON Next PaEe.l
Evening star., 1934-10-25

FORMER PRICE. $4,000: NOW, ONLY
81, 500--About l block 18th and Col. I'd.
Colonial type tapestry brick. r. and b.,
all modern; open freplaces. hardwood
floors, ETC.: perfect conditions; deep yard
to alley. Nicely financed by building
association. z. A. GARVEY. District
450S. 1928 VT. ave.
BARGAINS RMS. LIKE NEW. 81 7.45O;
Sauls Addition. nr. l4th; cleo refrigera-
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17O9 G ST. N z.
Open Daily.
AGENTS prOtartad

3 BED ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH on
Conduit I'd: s.. 100. Wisconsin 3155.
1862 COL. RD. N.W.-9 r. & B., H.-WH,
elec.: newly renovated throughout; sold
few years ago for S14 500; now only
$3.50. Nicely financed through building
association. good terms. z; A. GARVEY.
Evening star., 1934-10-25

WANTED TO RENT-HoUSES.
UNFURN. 9 OR z ROOM HOUSE NEAR
Wisconsin ave-, Md. or D. c. Address BOX
30Q-H Star nffica 2he
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lug g 81. ST -,

11US - 81. ne.
Modern house in a highly restricted
white neighborhood.
CAPITOL HILL. Mr. STANTON PARKi
Open 10 am. to pm. 5l9 z St.. corneri
inquire; others NE. i,.nc. 3143.
Ss. s.95O-DETAcHED BRICK AND SrUC-
co. Chevy Chase. D. &c rms, bath.
FTN near GoR9oNp SeaS0 pFee1 4S7 = Eve se St
District 5231.
Evening star., 1934-10-25

NEAR FLORIDA AVENUE MARKET. 1880
Fla. ave. n.e.-S4. $50: rooms. all brick
with garage: Just like new house. Call
HARRY WARDMAN. INC. agent, 1872 K
NJ ri ict 922n
Evening star., 1934-10-25

| 1929 GIRARD ST NE.-Attrsctiv double
| room for 1 or 2 in detached home; garage.
4 afrr 0S0G
Evening star., 1934-10-25
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
SEE 535 IRVING ST. NV.

$3.50 CASH $50 MONTH.
8 rooms. bath: modern throughout ana
in new-house conditions; gear brick ga
rage. Vacant; possession with deposit.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1925 14th st. NV. Phone District 3347.
ORTHEAsT-2-STORY BRICK,
9 rooms. bath. hot-water heat,
electricity. deep yard; $1,000
cash necessary.
:4,950-POTOMAC HEIGHTS-Detached
Dutch Colonial. brick and frame,
8 large rooms. bath, attic. porch,
breakfast room. built-in garage,
Circumstances necesSitate i'm
mediate sale Of this house. which
Is about S06 complete. Wooded
lot 60x150.
CAYWOOD BROS. & GARRETT. INC,
915 N. Y. AVE. PHONE NATL. 09S2.
17O9 C ST. NE
Convenient to public and parochiaI
Evening star., 1934-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORNER, e4x1O9. modern house. 8 rooms,
8 miles to Washington. in virginia; will
build filling station; rent cheap. John L.
Green g. w. E. Van Dusen. attorneys. Ar.
lington County Court House. Call walnut
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Harry Pace Tells
Cure For Depression
In His New Book

Chicago--tBy Roger Didler for
ANP) Someone has said that IL
the careers OF Negro leaders OF
this generation were fashioned in
to pattern, the career OF Harry
Pace would thread the most of
them. that for thirty years he has
been busy enabling assisting and
doing
Brown with age now are the
pages Of the old "Voice Of the Ne
gro.' published thirty years ago
and giving testimony to the joint
work OF w. +. g. Dubois and Har-
ry Pace. Barely out Of school then,
Pace was busy working with Du-
hois and the older Bob Church in
Memphis. Later. he taught the clas-
sic languages at Lincoln univer-
sity. still later. he was with He
man Perry In the old Standard
Life. Then TO his own company.
the Northeastern Life Insurance
company I'm New Jersey. As found
or and president of tl,e nlaclS Swan
RECORD company. he placed the
voices OF Ethel Waters. Lucille
IIcgeman. Mamie Smith and many
others In thousands Of Negro
homes As grand exalted ruler or
the Elks he was an orRanizingg In
flucncc IN Negro frntcrnnl affairs.
For several years now. he has been
president Of the Supreme Liberty
Life Insurance company.
AZ the age OF flfty he has taken
time out To describe and To nnaly-
~ the elements OF character which
he believes make for aucceas.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
COURT AWARDS JUDGMENT
AGAINST DAIRY SELLING MILK
CONTAINING PIECES OF GLASS

In the courtroom ~ Superior Judge
Kelly last week A bottle 81 sour
cream she had bought from the
Bowman company. one OF Chica-
COS largest milk dealers, contain
ed broken glass. Mrs. Robinson
through her attorneys Bibb, Tyres
and Pace c0ntended.
This glass resulted In serious In
Jury 10 her health and Attorney
Joseph d. Bibb. IN brilliant sum
nation Of the case. convinced the
court OF the liability Of the milk
firm. despite many expert witness
es for the dairy who sought 10
show that every scientific method
possible was used IN preparing and
Gaping the milk
He argued that the facts were
that Mrs. Robinson had been sold
a bottle Of milk with broken glass
IN Il and that she had suffered
severe internal injury from H.
This contention wss never sac
cexsfuily couptsred BY the defense
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
ACCEPTS POST AS ASSISTANT
CHAPLAIN AT HAMPTON INST.

The members OF Plymouth Con-
gregational Church. at Garfield and
Beaubien streets and the general
public were deeply affected last
Sunday morning. by announcement
of the resignation OF Rev. Herbert
King from the pastorate OF that
church.
Rev. King Is one of the most
prominent clergymen in his con-
nection, being finished scholar
and pubic speak r OF rare ability.
He has accepted n position as as
2sistant chaplain at Hampton Insti-
.tute, Virginia. where he will also
teach classes In Religion and Ne
gro History and be in charge OF
voluntary Student Association
york.
# Rev. King graduated from More
house College in 1927, with an A
B degree; Union Theological
&eminary, b. d., 1880; graduate
work IN sociology and education at
Western Reserve University and
columbia University. He also re-
ceiyed his master OF divinity de-
xree at the-Obe.ln School of Theo-
nev 1894, A few years ago this
s--<s minister likewise took lee
ture courses IN noted universities
OF England.
Rev King VIII leave Detroit and
take up his new duties the first
OF the year. Ills departure Will be
deeply regretted by local citizens
of all religious denominations.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
READ
Will u. Of M. Bar Lett?
ON Page Four Editorial Page
COMMITTEE DRAFTS BLEDSOE
FOR CIRCUIT COURT BENCH

A Citizens Committee, made up
~ members Of both races. have
drafted Harold II Blcdsoo, asAis-
tant Encouragement TO be can
dldate for the Circuit Court Bench
IN the spring election.
His sponsors say:
Mr.. T,ledsoc. who IL lifelong
Democrat dcHervIngly merits this
honor. AS member OF his group
he faced political and social os-
tracism when he and few othcrs
dared many years ago to promnl-
cato the cause Of the Democratic
Party In this state among HIS peo-
pie"
Since graduating from the law
school OF the University OF Detroit.
Blcdsoc his been an able member
OF the bar. practicing In all the
Courts Of this city and In the State
He came 10 the law school as a
product of Howard University.
The Wayne County Democratic
Committee. headed by Arthur r.
Lederle. Corporation Counsel OF
the City and the State Central
Committee Of which Elmer u.
OIara. County Clerk IN chairman
have pledged their unstlntcd sup
port In his election.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
TWO. MEN KILLED
BY TRAIN

North Little Rock. Ark tANP)
Clarence McGehee, N. ANA NH
sssanHy'fesseedham, 80, both resi-
dents OF Jacksonville, were IN
stantly killed here last week when
they Jumped or u truck right In
the pathway ~ Rock ISLAM
passenger train. The accident hap
ptned near i'r0ihro's gin
The Two men had been riding "a
u truch which pulled into HE
crossing ~ few serrnds hlirhd ~
the train Evidently Feeling that
the train would hiI The tfnrh. The
two became confused aud luet as
the train was clearing The cturs
Ing, they jumped INTO Ito path Tho
force ~ the blow hurled one body
into q ditch aud the uiiief was
dragged nearly 100 yards before
the engine slowed dawn
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Case
Goes To u. s.
Supreme Court

Washington, D. g. Haywood
Patterson. one ~ the nine Scots
boro boys accused Of attacking
white woman near Scottsb0ro. Ala.
a few years ago. sought BuDrems
Court assistance last Saturday. IN
his effort ~ escape the death pen
slty imposed against him. pattsr-
son asked the Supreme Court 10 re-
view bis conviction ia Alabama.
Once before. the court ordered o
new trial IN the widely known case
Patterson IL held at Montgomery,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
DEAN OF LOCAL MINISTERS At
GREATER BETHEL AM E CHURCH
LAID TO REST LAST WEDNESDAY

and leader OF Glass No IL, and an
honorary trustee. He was likewise
a member of the City Missionary
Band at the local county Jail.
In 1896, Rev. Baker married
Mary h. Redd. and to them were
born four children-Percy s., Mary
f.. Alberta and Tyree.
The mother. and two children.
Alberta and Tyree preceded Rev.
I3tker in death The two other chill
dren survive.
A second marriage was contract
ed in Sept. 1921 with Dlrlino IIay
den who passed away In 1923
Among other relatives sgrvisinz
are two sister inlaw two hrtl
ess-ln-law. and 1Ds aa5 n-
law. Mrs FANNIE BAKER
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Samuel Winningham,
Water Melon X my,
Dies Ia Che go, III.

'ti.ate 80 te,s bD.-n os tAy
rioe samuel VIA
hata ii1 eei -ia nast, Lln
srii elfHt enisin.rr5.e an1
ti.i ntb Ast re-ssl sway ~ Lis
~ Dii,s attnue w.d.
~ iiett afle, tea ssofs III
"tss w. io.1"ehu" ~as ca
so,s l
'ointbon woe bonn A.as
p,ent,i~,,r A. 'int ae, -
- ~ itfl Vac Ia,a enn ,a,ns w.
lAt 'it hsfs h, n.tE,d az .II
lar q, ~. s,s,s b,fsfs lie ~sSl
smt.
~ 'anllae Mass De- nDna
t",h 10 tta'e, ste,ss as.I naih
tts anl 'Dn'iDusI his = A.oiine
nnlii ., finlsAsl man SEXUAL
t"i t~tnls s.ats he worried aud
fesiied 10 saIuus parts - MOSS
90 baseiis Sew teisss aBa Illinois
lie btkan business ~ himself 10
1919 bai u ~as bp, aHui 1914,
neai ,he .uiL,,sk ~ TIE WoTid
Ne, thal he Dtesh ~ Tie line IT
business ito, eventually LfDashr
him fame and fnFiHHe
lie opened fisL sDd walter
meipn establishment % Giles ssd
1iii street ehd success came rapid
~ fsB he handled Tie best fish sRd
rsttFMelehs available
% IL s.hssfsatiyeiy estimated
ilat h. WlsAibelsm sald ss msHy
ss ~ 900 melons annually
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
indianapolis Editor
Visits The Tribune
Independent Office

one II The prominent visitors al
The office OF the Tribune indepen-
dent laet w.ek was Editor Lee A.
Iohneon. OF the indianapolis Re
cordee who WAS IN The city At
tending The cinnric Wilberfdrce-
West Virginia game on Thnnkngv-
Ing bay
Editor Johnson coniplincnted the
fine equipment ~ the 1rlbune-In-
dcpcnt plant and congratulated the
local public upon having such "A
progressive newspaper IN rs
midst
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

with Clarence Norris. who IL also
facing the death penalty on Feb
ruary y. Norris already has asked
the court ~ review his conviction
The boys contend that they were
deprived of Constitutional rights,
because Negroes were excluded
from the grand Jury IN Jefferson
County. Alabama. which indicted
them. aud from the jury which
tried aud convicted them IN Nor
gan County, Alabama
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

ed hS reporters II he would at
tempt 20 have the case settled out
of court Mr. Diggs emphatically
replied in the negatives.
Some of my friends think
should bat prefer TO have the
matter aired IN court. IN order
that may have the opportunity to
vindicate myself he dcrlnred Il
was not permitted TO state my side
OF the argument when WAS taken
'riOrc The Prosecutor am not
guilty Of the charges and can
prove NV innnruee
Dies> interviewed.
Whom iHierti wel h va frihunc
indspcndeii Wpdn ,iaN mr. Digs
in ao tic foloNirs fatcmef
"pugin 'ho iHG1 camralaa the
latte Michael Parks father-.u-law
(con.inucd on Page -
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

Funeral rites for the late Rev.
Isaac Baker were held at p. m.
Wednesday from Greater Bethel
Church. DR.. William II. Peck offici-
ating. Funeral arrangements were
in charge of Mack Haney, UNDER
taker.
The deceased mad been i'll Of
pneumonia since Nov 3. and pass
ed away at 5: % n. m. last Sunday.
on his fifty-ninth birthday. lie was
born in Guelph. Ontario. Province
OF Canada. Dec. 2, 1875, and was
brought TO this country by his par
onts at the age Of six
Rev Baker was dean Of local
ministers at Bethel Church being
also leader OF prayer service.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
HOWARD THURMAN CLUB TO
SPONSOR TEA AT "Y" SUNDAY

1he lioNafd Thurman Ciub com
pissed of approximately Two hun
dred Dcifoileis. VIII give lea 81
The 81 Antoine branch y NJ G. A
this GundhY afternoon
1his ncllyiiy Is the mlliai pa"
gram ~ ihr gioup u whi'i, plans
fot Tue l1b Howard Thurman
meetings VIII he developed nnd a
riunp 81 delightful i'ai aud
lileiMary numbers viii be- present
ed
WhlIa llle nlnsrhm n pllmailIy
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Wolverine Rep. Club
To Hold A Business
Meeting, December 7

The Wolverine Republican Club
viii Hold IA business meeting. at
the headquarters on u Warren.
Friday. Dee al 4 D. ~ nnHiness
OF Importance Will be considered
All nIonbcrs are requested To- he
present
a social hour VIII u, enjoyed at
Ter The meeting
The Seventh Ward. lih Precinct
held lncl'y pnfIy. Saturday, Dee
! al The home 1T Mrs Irene Smith.
lhas Madison street. assisted by
Mrs Florence jenkins. Ward o..
Precinct A yery enjoyable even
Ing VAS spent by all present
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Kings OF Harmony
Go Over In Big Way
In Detroit, Michigan

ihe sings ~ iia,m"ns rpisianI
lne intilo, siorsis f,Dn l1i1nins
LAG 40 hate l,,n 10 psllnil fo,
,Aret 80 1os lm in u
p'afsd ~ stYe riDHin ,hutfH
Us and Ahefe taes lesp. imttsss
81 lheii andien,t- viii man iihe
hat'noni4ine ~ 'rhdiii"n u api'l
tpais
niei li.e aLjs manaee.npnt ~
i,,t * 5 niees shd di.et,aA -
II q iipthiDh Tie singers have
spent Tie bast sixteen n.nibs ton
ine The r'nhlt f.ey All ushe
Their iasl appearance 10 this 'liy
fiidas night at Oiiyel issDiist
ga windei ~ which ney D. ~
Mesiey is paslui iney ~ili heein
iheir t"ui t,ipeeh HE East
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

Without any waste of words, Mr.
Pace has written "neginning
Akain." there are no ghosts IA the
Company. Philadelphia. The little
volume ia moi n Negro hook. II is
II tonic for any human being who
would mako good In this world In
amazingly simple terms. NJ Pace
depicta the A Is &C. OF successful.
hnppy living
For the author of "Iieginning
Again" there are no bhosia Ia the
depression. Eight times IN fifiy
ycnrs." he writes. there have been
major cycles IA business first.
second. recession.
thir. depression. and fourth. re-
vival" III
The faith Ut Mr. Pace IL Ia reyi
Continued 0n Page -
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
MOBILES HANGED FOR CALF. MURDER

prison for the murder in March 81
1891 ~ his estrangsd wife's sweet
heart. Walter yoBs. The man. who
for almost four years has lived be-
hind iron bars. left the death cell
at $50 q. ~. last Friday tcslifor-
Mas only hang day. and ~ 10 o.
Warden Court Smith raised BIS
hand and the trap WAS sprung
Thirteen miButeg later physicians
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Saginaw Citizen
Dies Suddenly

a Telegram announcing ule sud r
den death ~ James ssstoD ~
Saginaw. Michigan. vac received
csris last iF,idsy w lis niece. Ms
JahB Barns ~ Melbourne ssenus
The deceased passed away Thurs
day night due ~ o heart stisck
Ms Burns WLD is tie vile ~
iocsi undertaken shd al employees
~ the 1ribuHe Independent isfi
fof Saginaw Friday mDIEiHe b.
supervise fsnefsi arrangements
The body was shipped ~ Green
vile, ) {. fassdsy ~ 'his week
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

Sacramento. caiif--tANP) Pat
Mobiles. +6-year-o' Negro Of Los
Angeles had his last three Thanks
giving dinners Al the grace Of the
late Governor ~ CalifoFBis James
Rojph. Jr.. but there was no din
ner for Pat this Thanksgiving for
James Ii0ipb is desd-so IL Pat
N0blea-
Hobiss was hanged at FOLSOM
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Abyssinia Pays For
The Killing of An
Italian Soldier

land han ~ which ore on the
Abyssinlan borders
These reports were contained in
d coniHuniqHe receiver here from
he italian minister ~ Adds Ababs
csDilsl ~ l.e Afri'ah empire
ODudsrs EDysrnor led "a picked
squadron ~ tAbi0Dsn troops ~ Tie
Italian consulate u wss reported,
aud rendered military bDnDTs -
the Italian flag there sId gave Of
rcisi assurances that penal action
would be mstsd ~ The GondsF
chief ~ police aud bis s.boTdigstes
found guilty Ia The sffsig
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

Rome. italy (AH) The Italian
Government received 1000 lire
tabonl $500 for The kiiling al one
~ their soldiers by Ethiopian de
nlonstrators al Gondsr, Abyssinia.
last Aoy i6
Three wounded Italians were
paid for az The rste ~ is0 lire
each approximately tlz7sj
The snti-itslian riots took place
~ The Italian consulate at 0ondsr,
following reports that Italy was
foftifyiRg her military posts NJ
Eritres snd the Italian semali-
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Judge Iiealy To Talk
Sunday, December o
At Scott M. 4.

Judge ifssls. ~ tsTobsts Cegus
will be the bogo5sd GUEST speaker
81 Scott NJ r. Church, kirby aud
81 AHteins, Sunday, Dss. 5 % ~
. ~. lie will talk on TIE sgbiscf,
JsysBils Delinquency, Psrticsisr-
~ A. Related " me Negro 0Fosp."
Tue general public u eordisliy
invited ~ be present on this ca
cssion, se tbs address promises ~
be apasssliy Interesting and iafor-
native.
Rev, b. ~ Kelly n pssser
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
Colored Students In
Attendance At The
Anti-War Conference

y 1ssisstnsse, "a 4voas aa.s seeao
fabff-wsr conferences held * golfpi.
Hopkins University Virginia tnfon
i'aisefsf4 aippT nlth Howa3d
hiAtfs''y "sfs ~. cEiy Negro
~ c'4s fefDestEftc fttres dele
gs'vs mtj fas' i.emis 3,t tf.si.
atht ~ 'Av sn4etft s.v.tAm.ni
Assp'ioii.A heieig rslss ana
MISS if,sil iDefi, f.1,ns.h
in ftb',tline ~ ne sfudeAi Ludy
80, lie liieh iieils - u.s. 'pnfe,cnte
Ihr delreoii'.n c"riasifei iie -
f,cnsitthreS 80 nudeiu vaifai, The
oft,.t un iht 49,. ini pnl c's,n,inia
lnt.,,sr ~ lhe sr"nt,ias ,nepred
pnh iiie elfcsi uinn, 'h"se Citizens
/. hu ate .piied nt,n 10 iahe "a. 1--we
f,a,ts la afnt,d .,anliii he anti
~ a. conference ais. ad,ipted ,rsi,
iuiiur,s ,unde ,uiilns q - I q
'nIt- go ,ulirte .aini,"ses and Tie
,isine tlat ~ ta'i,isn,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
READ
Will u. al M. bar Lett7
On Page ionr Editorial Rage

rno ~ interest q, The IirNath
Thurman lab the are extending
an h,ilnlion to lliei f'ienis ond
lie large hnsi ~ intn and w"picn
rho have participated 10 tie zeal
~ tnsief services The vites ~
tie committee ~ mana e,ine'd 81
Tic ~ Antoine Fl, hlil be- ips
l,ssss aians vim the heliei'us
Wurh tpnnltlr, and li'r rte'u
Tive C"nimillee ~ ihr Ihufnian
Z luh
lle time ~ tie Tea is firfn 90
~ Is 90 Il M
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08
cHAS. D|GGS- WE LIS FEuD TO
BE AIRED IN POLICE COURT
CITIZENS KEENLY INTERESTED
in OUTCOME OECONTROVERSY

Dctroirers are keenly inter/ted
in The outcome ~ the case o/Nor-
man Wells former pat2Slman.
against Charles c nisss/a loca,
undertaken and politician VINO Is
charged win having rece Jved nom
ey un9cr false pretense/ The case
rll eome mp for trM in Judge
gre4n Court FrLMy al which
fi,nt aen,a -T-r facts are expect
~ ~ rr called
DiyT r operates an under
fa4.ng linent on - Aubin
aven arrested last Satui
far tant Prosecutor
Fsr IN heard the CONS
Wells who alleged
ilgr 500 for jon
Rupdine last Jam
.ar t no JOB The trans
ald took place at
tagen Nhar' the dci'h-
aafly operated his fun
eri home After REPEATED visits,
Wells further claims the wnAor-
takers wife gave him a check for
$50
Engaged In Iist Fight
| i.ofnte ,hs case ~as carried Ia
fed IL aadss rg6~sfeex saeea
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W the rs steps snd stood silllost
q CULVER &c The bissk cap Sss
slipped over his head No oHs IN
the high csiiinsea green skscs-
iion room wac any mors cool thsn
Pat Ills gBcoBcsTBsd sftituds
seemed 10 gDHsFys the DiHstseE
spectators one o. them dropping ~
dead fsint 80 Mobiles body drop
ped through the frsB snd tbs stosf
rops snapped tsat.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-08

facts on Tie case, be saw no req
soH ~ iptsFfsfs with the ruling %
the court Mobiles took this osci-
sion without . CULVER sna wHs.
fsthsr y ! Cro1iH and three
guards arrived ~ bis cell IN death
row esriy Friday morning. Pet Was
fesdy
Ills hands strapped ~ bis side.
Mobiles walked with . steady step
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pronounced the victim dead, sBoth-
81 debt 70 society was paid
EepTisEsd Nine Times .
Mobiles and his attorneys hsys
put valiant fight snd no less thsn
nine times had he besn rsDTfeye1
by the late Governor.
The case WAS placed before Gov
ern0r Frank Merriam rsesnily, bur
the executive stated after fsa1ing
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A OLD A Y
A p P E AL!

Christmas ~ ciose at hand
and you ARE doubtless eoDsid-
erIng what 10 give Jour friends
M Christmas gifts We suggest
that you mike one or more Of
them "a present of "a years sub
serb tIon Ia The TribnDe-iDde-
pendent, MIchIgnn's onistnnd-
Ing Negro newspaper. II In n
glfi TINT viii be- appreciated
al Il enjoyed throughout
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2D2i.
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SHAW LAUNCHES
DRIVE. FOR $4,000

ifeieigL q & fANIy a cam
phiFn was opsbea a. shaw mi,
yefsjiy h.fe ~ Me recent round
ef's Day cSefsisss ~ rsise a fund
~ GRIMM Tie sum is divided Ia
10 units 1T $40 each nnd u il hop
~psd 3" find i1op individuals, ~
.fpnis ~ individuals. VIM viii
ontthnlc nne uni ia The amount
might
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Chicago amp Mrs. Margaret
Robinson Of Chicago. won sub
stantial judgment. II was reported
against the Bowman Dairy CON-
pany here after a hard fought trial