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49, LhI ma ~. rEhLereo INTO eternal
$50 clock m. al her residence 174H
T st. NV LAURA NJ KING. beloved
wife of William H King and sister OF
Mrs. Ma ggie johnson. Funeral FRIDAY
February IS. al > pm. from the w
Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1872 You
81. NV. Rev. Walter H. Brooks offcIat-
ing. Relatives and friends invited In
tarnnent IIarnnnr,rr Cnr,,n-nr,-
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SIMMs. CHARLES. On Tuesday. m

ssTy IL 1885, at 10 an, am GH IA LIS
Simms father of Lucille Tillman. Bea-
trice Freeman Margaret Davis. Charles.
Edward Raymond Eleanora. Edith.
Ethel. Mary and Helen Slmms; brother
of Mrs. Myrtle Poles ana Lucian Simms.
nephew of Mrs. Jane Smith. He also
leaves twenty-one grandchildren and
four Observation-Disclosures Remains rest
ing at the w Ernest JARVIS funeral
church 1882 You ST. NV. until pm.
Thursday: thereafter at his late resi-
dence. 1888 Linden st ne. Funeral
Friday February To-. at L p.m:. from
his late residence. 1nterment Paynes
Cemetery ii
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MeELRoY. GRACE Y. On Monday Fe

beloved sister of Howard " Young late
Of Government Printing Once Funeral
from the w. W. Chambers Co funeral
home I40O Chaplin ST. n Y. on Thurs
day. February IA. at = p m. Interment
(.len-raoJ
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day. February II. 1885. at her resi-
deuce 44O2 l4th St. ne. CECILIA
BRIDGET beloved daughter of the late
Nicholas and Brldget Regan. Funeral
February IA. at 9:l5 am. REQUIEM
mass at St. Joseph Church at 10 m
Rela tives and friends invited TO attend
Interment Mount OliVet CemeterY IL
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Dinner meeting. District Motor We
hicles Trade Association, Hamilton
Hotel, 6 pm.
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PARSONS. MARY L. On Mon

IUdTy 7, IHoo. MANY Z W.d0W OF the
late James L. Parsons. Services at her
late residence. 1900 Conn. ave. Chevy
Chase. Nd. on Thursday. February IA
at pm Interment CONGRESSIONAL
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February II. 1855 at his brothers resi-
dence. Mr.. C. H Rector. 3l5 18th St ne
HERBERT II RECTOR. Funeral from
me psa! iurera! nome 81 Il ST ne
am Relatives and trends invited. In
terment Orlean Va at pm
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SPELLER. ISADORE B. Sacred to N,

memory of my beloved wife and our
darAne mother. 1SADORE 3. SPELLER.
who departed this life three years ago
today. February -. 1882.
We have only your memory dear
To remember our whole life through.
But the sweetness will linser forever.
AS We treasure the image OF you.
HER LOVING HUSBAND. TURNER.
AND CHILDREN. VERNELLE. Ia
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SAYLOR. WILLIAM A. Or Monday. Feb
ruary IL 1888. at $50 pm. WILLIAM
A SAYLOR. beloved husband of Mary
E. SAVIOR Of HyattSville. Mo, Funeral
from the George w Wise Co. funeral
home. 1000 NJ st. NV Thursday. Feb-
ruary IA. al > pm. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Gear Hill
Cemetery. -
SCOTT, LUCY. On Sunday. February 10
1885. at her residence, 1916 New Jer-
Sey ave. NV. LUCY SCOTT beloved
wife of the late George Scott. loving
mother of Blanche Moore. Joseph and
Walter Scott. sister of Mrs Bell Lew of
Lowell Mass. Remains resting at the
w Ernest Jarvis funeral church. A.
You st. NV Funeral Thursday Feb
luary Il at / pm. from Third Baptist
Church. 18th and Q SITS. NV Intermen'
Payne'S Cemetery Remains may be
viewed after o m Wednesday, II
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February IL, 1885. at Walter Reed Gen
96th year of his age. beloved husband
of Minnie Frybarger Smith. Body rest
ing at the Tabler. funeral home 4217
9th St NV until Thursday. February
IA when services will be held at his
late residence. -141S Perry pl. NV, at
. pm. followed by interment at Airing
ton National Cemetery with full military
honors Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend,
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ruary II. 1888 at Providence Hospital.
NARY A beloved wife of the late John
Mansan and mother of James A Man
gan and Mary F. Rivers. Funeral from
her late residence. 500 St ne on
Thursday February IL at $50 am;
thence to Immac Llate Conception
Church sth ard n SITS. nv where mass
will be offered al a m for the repose
of her soul Relatives and friends in
vited IntermenJ Mount Oliyet Gem
etery IL
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Bpaths.

ATKINS. EUGENE. sR. On Friday. Feb
ruary s. 1885. EUGENE ATKINS. sr..
tHer Of Eugene Atkins. jT.: Brother Of
resting resting at the " Ernest Jarvis tunersii
Thursday. February "a. at j pm. from
the Church of Our RedeemeT. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 10
BOLSTER. BARBARA. On Tuesday. Feb
ruary IL, 1885 BARBARA. beloved wife
Of the late Martin Bolster and mother
at the w: W. Chambers Co, funeral
nome, 1900 Chaplin st. NV. on Thurs
%ent National Soldiers Home ana cemete ef5
BOWEN; BRADFORD. Suddenly. on Tues
Of pne4monis. BRADFojRiDS. a axe 20. 20.
Thursday. February "a. at 10 a m In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
DUNCAN. CORNELIUS MAAG. On Tues
Hospital CoRNEL1Us &AAG DUNCAN.
the beloved husband. Of Lillian Wads-
Duncan of Hughesville Nd. and brother
OF qf,t MRS Ruth Slt D C99nelly Remains
Sc. Funeral services will be held at
Capital Memorial Seventh Day Advent
ist Church 18th st. southwest corner of
go pm. Relatives and friends are in
vited. Interment Washington Memorial
Park Cemetery. Is
HIGGINS. VICTORINE WARD. On Tues
her home a Hunting q'' Hin a. Md a m VIC G.
ToRINE WARD, widow Of Charles E
Hiegins. Remains resting at the Co
lonial funeral home of William Reuben
Humphrey, Rockville Nd Funeral
services at her late residence Hunting
Hi Nd; Thursday. February IA. at
HILL, MARY LORETTA On Tuesday
February 12. 1895. MARY LORETTA
infant daughter of Oswald r and Mary
neral services at the residence Of her
parents. 3535 St NV on Friday
February IS. at 9:15 a m Relatives
snd friends invited. Interment Holy
IRWIN. ADA E.. On Tuesday. February
II. 1885. at her home 5743 9th st
NV. IDA E.. beloved wife Of Harry C.
Irwin. She is also survived BY son
J Clyde Irwin Of Hysttsrllle. Nd. and
NS P Soiee Il ap' ss4vc S
later.
TlaIy II. 1855 MARIE, E jenkins
DEVOTED y mother OF Cecilia jenkins
Clara J; Darlington. Remains restlne
az the Mcclure funeral home 1920 9th
st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
JONES, FRED. On Tuesday February I2
1888 az his residence 1908. N J ave
the late CorneIs Jones. devoted father
OF Mrs. Lillian Ions and Clara How
ara Erandfather Of Gertrude and
RRe5gnaid Id. Gs 6s5 Frances z and Odessa
other relatives and many friends TO
mourn his departure. Remains resting
at the John T RhlneS funeral Chapel
i 3rd and Eye SITS sw- Notice of funeral
KING IAURa Nj En+ersd trto s+sr,.5
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81 n" I'm, LoI Isl u. IN loving remem-
SCHWIER nee LobSiger' who died one
year ago today February -. 1884.
Loved in life remembered in death
BROTHER. JOHN AND SISTER. ANNIE
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Company, of Cincinnati.
The visitors had ben In attend
ance at the Natioal Dental Asso-
citation at Louisville, KY, where
Or. Harris was q clinictian and in
rharge of his company's exhibit,
The Harris family left on the re-
turn trip home last Wednesday
morning accompanied by Mrs.
Spence.
While In Detroit, the Harris par
ty were the recipints OF many so
cial courtesies. Mr.. James Bruce.
OF the Form Motor Company was
host to DIR. and Mrs. Harris. at q
midnight supper shnday. Aug. IS.
at the Old Log Cabin Inn, on s.
Mile Road. Others present includ-
ed Mre. Ella Spence and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. N. Barnes.
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Motor City Tennis
Club Holds Meet

Detroit playing true to form.
captured the single matches from
Toledo fairly easily only one De-
froit man having TO extend him-
self The match between sonny
Boswell OF Toledo and Wilmer
War; had all the aspects OF a
grudgoi match. War; having vowed
.se=--ss& would defeat Boswell il
allowed TO play him on Sunday.
As you will recall Boswell was the
winner Of former encounter which
was held in Toledo. the two
played only two sets; bul played Il
total Of lhirty-one gamts War;
was determined to get hunk" and
did, winning two ont OF three SETS
frrm The Toledian, and now they
re an square and The fued will
ESQ doubt bc renewed next year
we would Ike 10 advise ~ This
tiue The roleao-Detroi' games
Nill be homie aud home games
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IN EW S FROM
| N. DETROIT

A capacity audience attended
services at Lomax A. M. 4. Zion
Church last Sunday morning. Pas
tor w. A. Blackwell preached a
fine sermon from Cor. 1891.
Many visitors were present Profess
sor Daily. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. sang
several choice selections.
Rev. Sanford. assistant pastor of
Scott M. e. Church. delivered the
evening message.
The first quarterly meeting OF
the conference year will he held
Sunday, Sept. s.
Elder T. C. Morris. pastor of the
Church of God In Christ. 1926 Or
leans. preached stirring sermons
last Sunday morning and evening.
The public is invited to visit this
church at any time.
Rev. J. L. Newby, pastor OF Plea
SAINT Grove Baptist Church. de-
livered an inspiring sermon Sun
day morning, In which he appealed
to his hearers to hold fast TO their
belief In the infinite power of
Christ. The young people conduct
ed a successful rally in the after
noon. Mrs. Priscilla Young receiv-
ing the award. The meetings wera<
well attended.
L. Martin. 12915 Dequindre stEd
Is still very Ill and under the Nj q
OF a physician. His friends wish,
for him speedy recovery.
Mrs. p. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan have returned from an ex-
tensive tour through the South.
Pastor M. Bolden preached elo-
quent sermons Sunday morning
and evening. and many were pre-
sent. The church is making fine
progress.
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Warlike Preparations
Take The Place Of
Peace Talk In Europe
British Fleet Is Expected To Battle Up
The Italian Sea Forces a

WaSMneinn (CNSi- The lates.
news trcm Europe confirms the re-
,S,-,s that Wal ikn preparations
echo ,hr>uShout the Eastern con-
i.ncn,.
tn British fleet in the Mediter-
rarian S.a is expected 10 bottle up
he Italian SKA forces and effective
~ pr,tcce both ends of the sea;
which Premi,r Mussolini has de-
clarci must once again all be ruled
hv Rome
Srain is also preparing to take
"A hand in the game at the first
outhrakt OF hos;litics.
Meanwhile from Adds AbaDa
comes the news that Emperor Halle
Selassie |. has addressed a COM
munication ~ his people telling
them how to conduct themselves
in even. Of raids by Italian air
planes.
If enemy airplanes arrive over
any village or town TO destroy or
burn warning is to be sprtad by
giving three gun shots and ringing
nll church BELLS; the Emperor
said.
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DR. ]. l.. LEACH, OF Flint. Mich.
who introduced an Ethiopian
resolution, at the recent Michigan
State Convention OF the American
Legion. condemning Italy for its
imperialistic ambitions In Abys-
sinia. The resolution was passed
after having first been rejected. II
was the only rejected resolution
which was resurrected and favor
ably acted upon by the convention.
and its successful passage was due
largely to DR.. Leach's eloquent and
forceful championship OF the reso-
luton.
Although selected as a delegate
to attend the national convention
to be held in st. Louis. DR.. Leach
finds that he will be unable to be
n attendance, on account OF the
pressure OF business and recent
absence from his office
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At this signal the population
must leave their homes and seek
shelter. Departure Of the enemy
planes Is to be signaled by seven
shots.
The royal proclamation assures
the people that their houses viii
be guarded against looting during
times OF crisis.
L, declares that the government
has taken all possible measures to
protect the population against air
raids.
The PRONUNCIATION OF today's In
structions was indicative OF the
growing alarm in Ethiopia. The
thoroughness OF the decree showed
plainly that Selassie is inclined to
regard invasion as strong pos
sibility.
Another evidence OF increasing
alarm was the fact that the British
legation here visaed 35 passports
10 Bombay for Hindue families.
Hindu ordinarily are the last 10
leave a threatened city.
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. NEW NEGRO
TOWN IN
TEXAS

Dallas. Texas-(CNS)-A build
ing boom S expctd to follow a
Red Letter Lot Sale at Easton,
townsite. IL miles southeast OF
Longview on the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe Railroad, In Gregg
County. Texas.
The land around this townsite Is
part OF an 1900 tract purchased a
few yars ago by some outstand-
ing educators. minister's and bust
ness men OF Southern Texas Late
" the Grand Lodge Colored
Knights OF Pythias OF Texas ac-
quired an interest in and control
Of the property. Under court orders
the Grand Lodge has ben ordred
to dispose OF this holding.
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NORTH END
Rx Mrs. NJ. L. GIN

The president of the oYung Wo-
mems Peerless Art club. Mrs. Sadi
Lindsay. entertained the club last
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mcsdamcs Bessie Brown and Il.
Haynes. of St. Louis. Mo. A short
but spicy program was rendered.
Mesdames NJ. L. Hendricks. Matte
Gonder. OF the New Idea Social
club; and Julia Carter, of the
North End Socal Club; also j. AMY
Ethel Harkless, Il. Haynes NJ. l..
Gill were featured on the pro-
gram
other out-of-town vstors present
included Mrs. G.. A Davis. OF Birm-
ingham. Ala. and Mrs. James Pat
ton. Chicago. The hostess served a
delicious ice menu.
Louis A. Mcdaniel. OF Worthwhile
street. Is i'll at Henry Ford Hospi-
tai He is the brother of Mrs. An
ME l.. Cook and Mrs. NJ l.. Gill.
The North End Social Club will
open its fall session. Sept &c. at
the home OF Miss Susie Walker. in
Mckay street Mrs. Bernice Whitby
will be hostess for the annual
breakfast on Sept 12.
The Young Girls Athletic Club
will open ther autum session on
Sept % Miss Clara Love is presi-
dent.
The Little Sisters Art and Aid
Club will resume activities on Sept
IL. The ages OF the membrs range
from 10 TO IL. The club 10 affiliat-
ed with the State Federation OF
Clubs.
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The Cooperative Union OF Child
hood Protection, of which Miss
Rosa Lee Tgget Is secretary. Is
appealing to members OF the dark
er races to i've this organization
their support in seeing that the
welfare OF the children OF to-day
and tomorrow are protected. so
that these young folks may receive
jobs after completing their high
school and collee education.
Sponsors of the club say, in this
connection, that "it Is not difficult
to find the reason why so many
children do not finish school. after
seeing friends who have gradual
ed employed on jobs which do not
require a high school education"
Continuing. the clubs sponsors
say: "The children therefore Won
der what ia the use fer -thsra~to
finish school. when the race has
little TO offer them in the way OF
Jobs, and few seems to be inter-
estcd in their welfare.
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An intercollegiate program will
be presented Sunday. Sept. s. az
$3.50 .. m. at St. James {. NJ. +.
Church, vinewood and Wi Kirby.
Representatives Of the various
colleges and universities will APP
pear on program as follows: Music
by the junior choir OF Hartford
avenue Baptist Church; violin solo
Ardrick Phillnganes. accompanied
by Eloise Franklin, both OF Wayne
University; reading. Florence
stephens. Hillsdale College; vocal
solo. Theresa Bailey. Michigan
State College; -eration, "Contrbu-
tion OF Youth And Age To Each
Other" by Mildred Roland. How
ard University; violin solo Violet
Banks. West Virginia State Col
lege: address, Negro Youth
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Washington Citizens
Visits Detroit

DR.. anl Mrs. Edward F.
Harris and son, of Wash
ington, ID. c., arrived here
Saturday, Aug. II, as guests
of their mother Mrs. Ella
Harris Spence, 1884 st. An
tome street.
DR.. Harris. former pharmaceu-
tic editor Of the Journal OF the
National Medical Association. and
an ex-member of the executive OF
Board OF that organization, is at
presnt the only Negro detailist
with any OF the large pharmaceu-
teal manufacturing firms. He re-
presents the William II. herreli
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07
FOUR MILLS BROTHERS
TO START ON AIR AGAIN

New York City-(CNS) The
four Mills Brothers still In oLndon.
England. wher Joh', the bass In
the unit Is recovering from illness.
are due to return to this country
next month.
Tho -four boys and n gutar"
will return To the air on October
4, when they take n ,alnrc spot
on commercial program for the
Elgn Watch Company on the NIiC
ntwork. Charles Prcvins's orcher-
ira and an az yot unannounced
commentator viii complete the
program.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

Washington-(C -(CNS)-In addition
to John H. Murphy Jr.. elected
imperial potentate, the Omperial
Council elcted the following Off
GERS:
A. W. Brazier, OF Louisiana, de-
putty imperial potentate; Stewart
p. Jefferson. Chicago, imperial
chief rabban; Isaac NJ. Caspar.
West Virginia, imperial assistant
rabban: Raymond King. Evanston.
I'll. high priest and prophet; Frank
Brown, Cincinnati. chic. oriental
guide: r. Hill Brown, Atlantic City,
first ceremonial master; Ira Johns.
Clevland. second ceremonial master.
Daughers OF isis Elected
The imperial officers OF the
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REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
VARIOUS COLLEGES WILL
PARTICIPATE


What Now" George Holloway,
University 81 Michigan; symposium.
Youth Al the Crossroads of LIE
r. {. Scott. NJ l.. College; M. E..
Shipp. Michigan State College;
Arthur Randall j. Workers In
dus;rial College.
There will be an open forum
discussion N the close of the
forum. with Margarete Gillespie
presiding. David Jones. of Will
aerforce University Will be mas
Ter ot ceremonies.
Special remarks will be made by
Rev W J G. McLin. pastor of St.
James c. NJ r. Church.
T W Ross is chairman OF the
program committee
The public are cordially invited.
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and it is planned to resume The
battling next year
As % The double matches. wcIi
Drroit covered itself witr plenty
Iof Waterworks sand and that's all
Toledo swept the doubles matches.
taking the three schedules matches
with the greatest of ease II has
been the contention OF this 81 ibc
THAT the Detroit players have gross
ly neglected 10 bring their team
play on par with their individual
games This s'icl,S out like sore
FINGER whcn Won realize that ~
troii won only one doubles match
ont Df thc six played With Toledo
this wear in rontwsi To winning
seven eat ot thc ciehi singles
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After The matches were conclud-
ed. the players cngaged.an elabo-
rate dinner. These participating
were Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Steph-
ems; Sonny Boswell; John James;
Roscoe Cumberlandj Mack and
William Thomas, fon and Chas.
Grant; Clarence Kiny tall of Tole-
da): Mrs Llora Sullivan; Miss
Lillian Birch. VI. Is. Fritz; Alfred
B"wman and Miss Faye kcrsey
~ eular meetings of the CMC.
TIC are held each Wednesday
c,tniug ai he Cntral Community
Ccrirr tBicws'cr street, All are
invited 10 bc present N any time
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JOHN H. MURPHY JUNIOR IS
ELECTED IMPERIAL
POTENTATE

Daughters OF Isis are: Daughters
s. NJ. Stockton. imperial command
rcss; r. Carter Brown. imperial
first lieutentant; Willie Britton,
imperial second lieutenant; Rosa
Norris. imperial high priestess;
Beuiah Mckay, imperial oriental
guide.
Daughters Laura Henson, imper-
ial treasurer; Earle b. Musson. i'm
perial recorder: Rena Brown i'm
perial first ceremonial daughter;
Corabelle Barrett. second ceremon-
ial daughter.
Daughters Alice Saunders, inside
sty: Irene Hnry. outside sty;
Noble Williams Heathman, imper-
ial advisor.
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A NEW FOOT AND HAND
COMBINATION BOTH
WINNERS

New York City (CNS) Two
men. one handy with his fists and
the other handy with his fet have
formed a combination to appear as
stars in a mel all-colored revue. to
tour In one-night stands soon.
The men. Joe Louis and Bill
Robinson have it is claimed signed
up with Marty Forkins- Off the
tour.
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BEAUTY HIN T S
BY Nina Temple
BEAUTIFFYING THE NECK

II your neck is stringy and
scrawny. try this simple little ex-
ercise and 1t will soon oil out and
be firm and beautiful after a few
months attention. Just hold your
chin up and lift your head high and
blow hard at an imaginary feather.
Turn the head to right and then
to the left and blow to develop
both sides.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

Ada Brown will be the only fe-
male prformer the unit. Leroy
Smith and his orchestra will be
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07
Many Attend
Luncheon Club
At Y. w. c. A,


The first meeting OF the MONDAY
Luncheon club of the Booker T.
Washington Trade Association held
at the Lucy Thurman Branch Y. w.
c. A. Wednesday, August 2lst
broke all previous attendance re-
Dn:L' was a gatherin of business
u1W -e-ale t;vc wc''l ld
do credit to any group. The mana
cement OF the Y. w c. A. left no
stone unturned in their desire and
effort To make this meeting thg
gerat success that it was The set
up service and menu were every
thing that ven the most critical
could hav desired
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

We do not incorporate in club
news and other social items, cards
OF thanks
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07
SENATOR LONG
SEES u. S.
in WAR

Washington-(C y 81 r. Senator
Huey p Long OF Louisiana exprss-
es the fear that President Roose-
welt will plunge the United States
into the threatened l,alo-Ethiopan
conflict
The Ethiopian government has
ordered a huge quantity ot canned
sea food from Lisbon. Portugal
packers.
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WANTED ~ once. 100 Ncwa.oys
TO earn mOnev during ,atatiun
time. Apply at Office.
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S1aG' liners aaaca Daughters
Elect New Officers

Mass
Sunday service is held at 1890
u. M Wednesday: testimonial
mtctings; 5 y. III. The subject for
sunday. Sept s is Man.
All are welcome.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

SUPPORT NOtR HOME TOWN
PAPER 1T TALKS WORKS
FIGHTS FOR YOU.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN
PAPER 1T TALKS - WORKS
FIGHTS FOR YOU
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
COLORED DETROIT

This society is "A branch of the
Mother Church. the First Church
OF Christ Scientist; in Boston;