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Evening star., 1936-07-19
Dinner in Chevy Chase
~ Fetes Dallas Visitor
.Dicksons Entertain Tuesday Evening for Mrs
> Morgan Rice-Dr. Koss and Family
to Take Motor Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs OF West Point,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Byrne left yes
terday by motor for Boston, Mass, for
10 days. From there they will 60 to
Southampton and Ontario. They viii
return in month.
Mrs. Marshall Goss entertained at
luncheon and bridge Friday in her
home, Upland Terrace. in compliment
to Mrs. william H. Mcknight. The
guests were Mrs. T. Kelley Back, Mrs.
Kenneth Craft, Mrs. Howard M. Boil
hnger. Mrs. John B. Bennett. Mrs.
Carson Chesney and Miss Gladys
Prcbst.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Tilman, with their
daughter, Janet Tilnan, left Friday
by motor for Cleveland. Ohio, where
they win visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Green and then to Wabash, Ind, TO
spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
A. r. Tflman-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kelley Back, with
their son. Bobbie Back, and their
daughter, Beverly Back, left Monday
by motor for Poughkeepsie. N. Y. and
then taking the water trip to Nova
Scotia. They will be away two weeks.
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Residential News
Of Social Import
In Sligo Park Hills
Mr.. AND MRS. E. FRANCIS Nc

Mr.. AND MRS. E. FRANCIS Nc
DEWITT, with their son, Ronald
Francis McDevitt, left Friday by motor
for Rockville Centre, Long Island,
where they viii leave Ronald McDevitt
with Mrs. McDevitts sister. Mrs.
Arthur M. May, and then sail from
New York for Providence, R. L, to at
tend the International Lions Club
Convention. Mr.. McDevitt being retir-
ing president Of the Silver Spring
Lions Club. From there they will 20
to Pelham. N. Y. to be the guests of
Miss Kathryn We'll.
Mr.. McDevitt will leave July ~ for
the Summer home of his aunt, Miss
Mary McDevitt, In the Catskills. while
Mrs. McDevitt will visit friends on
Long Island until August 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lamoureux,
with their children, Jacqueline La
moureux and Anne Lamoureux, will
return this week from a two-veek
motor trip to Georgia and Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Savee left
yesterday by boat for Virginia Beach,
where they will stay two weeks at the
Stratford Arms Hotel While there
they will attend the Virginia Lumber
mems Convention at the Cavalier.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brown have
moved into their new home on Dale
drive, South woodside Park.
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Capt. johnson was . former resident
of the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Thomas,
accompanied by Miss Florence Bent
ley Of CIoverly. are leaving tomorrow
for Canandaigua Lake, N. Y. to spend
. few days with DR.. and Mrs. Carl
Wilson and their family at their
Summer home. Mrs. John c. Bent
ley, who has been . guest OF her
daughter, Mrs Wilson, will return by
motor with her two daughters and
Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. Clara Mae Downey. with her
small daughter. Grace India Downey.
and Miss Cunningham Of Olney Inn
are spending the week in Houston.
Tex. Mrs. Downey joining the others
from Florida. where she has been
for several weeks.
Miss Alice McReynolds Of Mount
Airy left Friday for visit in New
York with friends.
Miss Alice T. Stabler Of Washing
ton has joined her sisters at Edge
wood for the remainder Of the Sum-
mer
Mr.. Addison G. Foster and Mr.
Duncan Draper Of New York have ar
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Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob ConSidine and q
group OF their friends held Dutch
treat" dinner party at the terrace
of the Shoreham last evening to
celebrate the formers NTH wedding
anniversary.
Others in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley Povich. Mr. and Mrs. Dick
McCann, DR.. and Mrs James McQuirk.
Mrs. Bradley Betterton and Mr.. Fran
els Stan.
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u r NE of the most attractive Of
nu the equestrian sports events
wv scheduled In the vicinity of
= Washington this season will
be the Boulevard Farms Horse and
Hunt Show to be presented next Sat-
urdAy on the estate of Mr.. Edmund
p. Montgomery, American consul to
Mexico.
Located on the Mount Vernon
Boulevard, about miles south of Alex
andria, the beautiful grounds Of Boule-
ward Farms are being converted into
a model plant for show purposes. with
q splendid outside course built over
rolling country and a perfect ring
where "close ups" may be obtained Of
the horses In action.
Mr.. Frank B. OMahoney. chairman
of the committee in charge Of the meet,
has arranged . highly interesting pro-
gram that will begin at 1890 am. and
continue throughout the day. and it is
expected that many members Of Capt.
tai society, as well as those from near
by Virginia and Maryland. will at
tend. Luncheon is to be served on
the grounds.
Owners Of the leading stables
throughout the washington area have
signified their intentions OF exhibiting
their prize winning mounts, and many
stirring competitions are In store for
those who view the meet.
Serviceable silver trophies are to be
awarded the winners OF the various
classes, while the beautiful Boulevard
Farms Challenge Trophy Is to be pre-
sented the owner of the horse scoring
the greatest number of points in the
show. It will be . perpetual award.
retired only after it has been won
three times by an exhibitor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery are the donors.
Assisting Mr.. OMahoney As mem
bers Of his committee are Miss Kay
Sebastian. Mrs. Olive Ridgely. Mr..
Dallas Barr. Miss Ruth Wallach and
Mr.. Prank Holmes,
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DR.. and Mrs. Fealy
TOHOnor Daughter

Dr.. and Mrs. Martin s. Fealy will
entertain this afternoon at o reception
in honor Of their daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Brooke Farman, whose marriage to
Mr.. Furman took place in June In
Cumberland, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
man have recently returned from . trip
to Lake George and Northern New
York and are at home to their friends
ut the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. Furman Is graduate Of George
town University and Of Georgetown
Law School. and Mrs. Furman Is .
graduate Of st. Cecilia's Academy and
is active In music circles in Washing
ton.
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Miss Morris Back
From MARYLAND

Miss Evelyn Dupre Morris. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Morris
of Alexandra, Va. has returned from
Edgevood Arsenal, Md. where she
was the house guest Of Miss Betty
Margaret Philips, daughter Of Maj.
and Mrs Philips.
Other guests Of Miss Philips in
cluded Miss Eleanor Benton Of n
Paso, Tex: Mr.. Melville Sanderson OF
Fort du Pont. Del. and Mr.. Thomas
Harold Weaver of Fort Belyoir. Va.
Miss Morris will return to Airing
ton Hall College In the Fall, while Miss
Philips viii do graduate work at
Southern Methodist University in the
Fall.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
"MoDEsTY
IS THE
BEST
POLICY.

Q Besides being standard
equipment for her. Helene
finds that modesty is really
the best policy for a col
unslist.
0 II Helene were TO begin
to tell you how efficient her
column is .. how her prob
ing" eyes discover just the
places you like to go
and how her sense of values
makes her point out the best
buys in town and how
she manages to weave them
together for your peruSal-
you might rightfully snort
and say, "Oh, yeahr'
0 So instead, she goes on
complacently writing the
best column she knows how
and lets her readers do
the Dragging.
. This week she tells you
Of Cool places to go E.
the tempting sales to attend
:. and how to enhance your
Summer beauty.
Cheerio!
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rived at the Bungalow TO spend the
week end with Mrs. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kirk, with
Mr.. Kinks mother. Mrs. Mahlon Kirk.
ST., and the two small children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk are now establish
ed At the Naples. Miss Alice Far
quhar and Mrs. Samuel M. Janney
have moved to Invercauld. Miss Far
quhar's home, which the Kirks have
been occupying.
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General Notes
Of Social Events
In Sandy Spring

MRS. SAMUEL B. wETHERALD
N and her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Wetherald. have left for a trip 20
Nova Scotia, part of their journey to
be by poat. They are taking their
car with them.
Capt. Pryor johnson. with his wife
and two children from Fort Sill, Okla,
has been visiting in Sandy Spring
for a few days en- route to Canada.
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SAKS

causing less strain. SAKS Heart
o'-the-Pelt coats are fashioned so
essentially right that they will
triumph over seasonal fluctuations.
And purchasers Of "Heart-o'-the-
Pelt" coats are provided with a
certificate which certifles their ex-
cellence ard genuiness. Ask about
convenient payment plans to suit
your income. Shop in air-cooled
comfort. $40 TWELFTH ST.
0 OVER YOUR TEN
'''A PERATURE with
the cool. summery dresses that
the A. G. CASE APPAREL SHOP
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for active and spectator sports. And
the sheer cool Westburys end other
cottons. There's one lot of dresses
you simply can't afford to pass up
only $3.50 each values to
$3.50. Plenty of lbs to 20s
38's to 44s and half sizes. Laces.
Printed voiles. Dotted swisses. Eye
let batiste. Plain and printed wash
crepes. Challis. Linens. Stop in
bright and early tomorrow morn
ing. 1919 H ST. NV.
d" GABRIEL REALLY UN-
DERSTANDS WHITE
HAIR" and women who have
lovely white hair know permanents
Evening star., 1936-07-19

that's Hollywood's S
contr ibution to
Washington. For
a short time only
{ h re offering
them for S2.50 Greg.
$3.50. Now this
is a special a l."
Presto! And wrin-
kles crows feet
Evening star., 1936-07-19

McGrady bring
out the lovely
highlights in
your hair .
at her MAXINE
MAX BEAUTY
SALON via
her marvellous
Parker Her
bex" 8 al o
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themselves and are sccus-
toned to pleasing the palates Of
gourmetS. That's why Helene un-
hesitatingly recommends pour le
gourmet" the delicious
"Snacks" they serve at Luncheon
and at Supper. The Lounge Of
fers fresh, scientifically cooled air
. where the atmosphere is never
chilly or drafty delicious food
smooth music and inspir-
ing beverages. Phone Teddy" for
reservations-DIS. 5000.
=" saYoUR KINGDOM FOR
A BREEzEq" No need
to pay that high price not
with the PALAIS ROYALS va
riously air-cooled de-
Evening star., 1936-07-19

xlVd "a \ " bAlC
Pelt" fur coats
are the brain
child" Of SAKS
who use only
the choice por-
tions Of fine Sc
lected pelts {.
which gives you a
fur coat with less
Sc ms. thereby
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parLrne0W-Ou
ticalty every
floor. Instead
of fricassee-
ing yourselves
on the side
walks . . =.
shop at the
P A L A I S
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out in the lovely garden which sd-
joins this cool, lovely mansion
right here in town. Southern
dishes. Cold. crisp salads. Your
favorite desserts and beverages.
20th and r SITS. NV. NO. 1918.
" WHATEVER BE HER
w DESTINATION &.
for her Summertime vacation {.
GUIDES flowers will be her in
Evening star., 1936-07-19

to the PAR
ROT =.
for luncheon
or tea or
dinner. On
sunny, Siz-
zling days. ..
they serve
Evening star., 1936-07-19

nave suRtantl-
ally re du c e d.
Everything that
is summery is
ticket ed con-
siderably lie S s.
Better costumes,
frothy and tai
lored dinne er
frocks. Street
draccaS TnUc
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SplI dtlOil - lO q
happier peregrina-
ton. So be sure
to send a Bon
Voyage" basket.
corsage or box of
her favorite flow
ers-to the ship
before she sails.
It's a gesture she'll
-a-a. fArnnf
Evening star., 1936-07-19

and large pores disappear. Given
in the cool breeziness of HEADS
new salon. 1886 CONN. AVE.
Phone DE. 5S12.
i" A MIDSUMMER DAYS
DREAM" awaits
any art-minded Art Students
when they join the classes IN Fine
Evening star., 1936-07-19

comfort, for economy. And all
50 devastatingly smart looking.
Summertime is playtime. And
when the hot sun dissolves the op-
pressive turmoil of the day &.
when you look forward to that long,
cool drive along country roads {.
when you yearn to feel the refresh
ing breezes that only motoring can
give you it's a sure sign that
Summer is here . and that you
need a new FORD V-S. The stun
ming FORD V-s De Luxe Coupe
costs but s696.o8 :. delivered in
Washington. Three can ride COM
fortably on the wide seat. It's lux
uriously appointed throughout
and has an inside baggage COM
partment. Remember! 1t will cost
YOU but $25 a month-after the
usual low down payment.
>>A>A>>>
/" THE EXCLAMATION
''.' POINT will be lost
from the chic OF your most brilliant
new costume =. . If your gloves
Evening star., 1936-07-19

III q u uC-"uuCE
weather. And
Sidney's Music
entertains for
you at from 8
until 7 . =.
and after 10
pm. The Chefs
at the May
FLOWER have
eDirrrpan tastes
Evening star., 1936-07-19

Every single
car tn e y
ha We is
pure, una
d ul t Grated.
u n dill u ted
FORD. All
b lit for
speed, for
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ROYAL who have Model
Air Conditioned Room in the
Furniture Department on 4th floor.
An Air Conditioned Ready-to-
wear room, srd floor. There's
the French Salon in the Millinery
Department On the End floor.
The Beauty Salon on the balcony
Is simply a delight-it's so cool.
And the Fountain Tea Room in the
Basement also boasts thrilling cool
air. Shop and rest in comfort.
" Your REPUTATION AS
" A CHARMING HOST
ESS" will be Hastily" pre-
served If you take your guests
Evening star., 1936-07-19

present a problem.
Therefore, Helene
urges :. put your
head in GABRIEL'S
hands" for the
most exquisite per-
manent you've ever
had. Couture ar
rangements, too,
that are fattering.
awv-
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GUIDE

and one that will keep her happy
for several days out. The floral
artists at the lovely GUIDE flower
shop at 1l24 CONN. AVE. {.
will carry out your. orders TO per-
lection. DIS. $3.50.
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IS 7 EFT HEADS INCREASE
'''A YOUR FACE VALUE
with one of those amazing
..ITTHAGEN" Mask FacialS
Evening star., 1936-07-19

aren't Gle a n"
THE SOUTHERN
STELOS COM
PANY will keep
your gloves spot
lessly" clean--at
small cost. Only
zoe a pair for
short ones; Csc
for long ones. And
there's q nominal
II gloves stiIrdiiv
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HAIR CONDITIONING

is almost as i'm
portant as air conditioning these
hot Summer days. Let Miss Julia
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Treatment plus a shampoo and nm
gerwave all for $2.00. Her
best permanents are reduced TO
$3.50. 1927 r ST.. Sd floor. ST. OATS.
/" EUR Is THE FASHION"
Really. choosing q fur
coat Is an exciting sdvGture-not
one to be undertaken lightly.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

er. Yours, too. you'll agree the
minute you see the clever shoes he
thinks up. Mr. Massey has charmed
so many smart girls with his origi-
nal and wearable talent that
they're adopting his creations
eagerly. He can't afford to make
mistakes-that's why every shoe
he designs is individual. comfort
able and a knockout for looks!
Take advantage of the Clearance
Sale-all s875 and STATS shoes are
now S6.55 and ss.s5. 1101 CONN.
AVE.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

or Commercial Arts
at the air-condi-
toned FELIX MA
HONY SUMMER
ART s c HO OIL
There's still time
to join and study
in com I ort-
through the rest
Of the Summer
and stay on into
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cool and smart. 1919 CONN. AVE.
Phone NAT. SlS8.
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q" FoRD-v-s-AMANIA HAS
SEIZED WASHING
TON" And the FORD Dealers are
ready for the FORD va rush.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

SOrJ OF per-
son i. . ard
it's A r T
C r A p TsS
good luc X
that he's a
shoe design
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price to have your gloves sturdiiy
machine repaired. 6l3 18th ST.
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uesNzz 2n274!ttI 2z!f II HeLene
HE WAS BORN WITH

80 YOUNG IDEAS Who?
Mr.. Massey. the builder upper" of
AIRCRAFT, Of course! He's that
Evening star., 1936-07-19

Fall. There's the same staff OF
professional instructors the year.
round. Enron tomorrow. i747
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NAT.2666.
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n KR. AND MRS. A. NJ DICKSON
M we're hosts to company OF
N 10 at a dinner party Tues
4 i dav evening in compliment
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Horse Show
To Be Held
OnSaturday
Event Will Be Staged
at Boulevard Farms,
South of alexandria.

n r NE of the most attractive Of
Nu the equestrian sports events
wv scheduled In the vicinity of
L washington this season will
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

Srocs in the SAINT category stand Il
slim chance If being absorbed in i'll
dustry. The general policy set.ms TO
be- 10 give the white man work, and
out The, Negro on charity and dole,
which ultimately will reduce him TO
the Status Of the red Indian, as IL
ward of the nation, living or the
white mans GRATIS. grace and good
ness. 1t j. no; 80 much race prejudice
GU; of industrial equation. The vir-
gins had no group prejudice against
III. foolish ones, but refused D Shar,.
with them their limited supply of oil
'1cst there be- not enough for you
AMI us If i; were not for the de.
trrmined purp0>" Of the government
TO give the Ngro at last IL Smblamc,
of II square deal under the "Ncw
Deaf The pitablrm"SS OF his pligh;
would br too sad IL contemplate.
Our churches are not decprmin.
and strengthening the moral and spir
iiual life of tho. race TO resist the pres
sur" of outward circumstances. Tho
moral and spiritual energies la. fol
lack of quickcning power. Tie Nr.r,
church i ";agnant. stationery. oil
r"ircgradr. Unless there b.. Il genuine
revival of rligion VI, look in vain t,
the pulpit to revive the droopin. Spi
rlt of the people.
Our schools have los; the inccn
tive and ZcSt of initiative which com,
from sclf--Support and sclf-dircctioi
= We must depend upon The, state ant
private philanthropy to mainain our
public schuC,s and private im>titu
items. whose policies and program.
inevitably fall mtlr- tie dire. ion o.
iho>" who supply the wh"r"wilhal
Colleges and universities under Ne
gro Foundation. supper, control an,
management are slowly dying of in
nutrition. cur educational ideals. po
lcicS and programs are not shaped by
the Negro himself. bu; by the white.
who accr"l TO the Negro youth onl,
Tie type IF instruction and inSpira.
ton which they think shcy ~huul,
have. They of course employ \csr,
ms ruc:CrS - piiablc tolhri.
suggestions an, .'minblr To thcil
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03

pursue. Ia la Dor and to wait The. race
VIII never be- conquered until ii is
conquered in its mind. "rhr mind is
is own place, and of itS,.f can MAXI
Heaven of Hell. Il Hell of Heaven"
! would say TO the race 'kccp YOUR
hear! and mind with 40 diligrnc, ::
f"r ont Of these are the i>>r.; of life
The diagnosis must p:rcrdc III.
iTc''m.l;. will nj proceed to give
an fnly>iS of the actual conditions
WHEN W" rae uragcinS.. no. hrcluS.
revcl ia abstract analysis. Int i'm
order thai I'm cffe,iivc remedy may
4" forthcoming. 1t is fully fo shut our
eyes III Il blind. umrcusonins faith
''int IN some way CT q. her the Lord
Till provide. Tx. Lord helps ihos.
who Up themselves. Slo;hfuI rcli
an"r on faith without work sc:s u
nowhere.
I.r. lest six years Of tire GcprcSS-
irn have played havoc TO the rr>oa. -.
prospects which then spread our bc.
lore uS. MI orr programs Of progress
then projected with 50 much rn,l,u.
assn have b'cn broken or weakened
TIC Negro farmer j. abandoning, "a,
losing his farm. Tho saddles. chapter
III the recent history 81 the race l.,
That during the last two decades H..
Negro InS lost ground. The city Ne
gro Is losing ,his lIrmc to hcrifr aud
lir' auctlonccr. upon which hc IN.
conferred al of his accumulated snv-
lngS. There has bc"u lin sue ross in
business enterprise whereby The pro
lrirter engaged t. employ members
OF his own race. W" have illus be-.
thrown hack upon lh,. white exploit
or ana cNtor:ioncr for Whatever op-
roriuHit% W. may gain in The indus
'r'al We may gain iu The imdu<trirl
" nd. While t. million whit. work
men are unemployed, two million Ne
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
MUSSOLINi SAYS
re, IS WHIPPED
Italy Shocked AS III Dee" Tells WIZ
ARM Has EcCn I:@,no:rcd RcyolI
ton Likely

Rome. Jan. 3. Presiding ov..r tn"
HESS, Cvrm:ful cabinet meeting since
IL outbreak If Tie. Fast African wa.
Premier Mur>"Iimi bluuily admitted
thd, Marshall pi'tro Badn.lIn has
been unable To advance AGAINST tn
enemy, and that il was necessary 10
call Il hal; in view IF . pr,romd.-an-
&C. Of in>urmountabIr diffiru.ic< tia,
the Italian army now faces in E,hio
TIA.
The mounting death toll of Facisi
soldiers. the failure Of military ,att,
giSts 10 bring the war 10 aquick AMI
successful conclusion coupled witt
he admission of II Dutr have nos on
~ damprnrd lie enthusiasm of all J.
talinns. hut shocked them. That tie
people arr disappointed i now 50 ap-
parent fact thai measures are be
in@ initiated Ly the FaScis. Grami
Council 10 forcstall an uprising.
II j. quite evident that NIuS>olmi
has lost the war. He is gradually nc
quaim,iug Rom, with his drft.t. Bu;
III" lta!ians s1vc already Spu>cd i.
and are BEGINNING to-sp. the folly oe
he Italian EXCURSION into Ethiopia
Meanwhile Great Trilaiu sud Fran"
~ tI.tr /
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-01-03
Empire Coal Co. Offers
Xmas Dinner To 225
Mothers & Children

Editor MsDowell Times
krystoc, West Virginia.
Dear Friend Edi:or:-
As Il reader and subscriber to
your widely and interesting Ncwspa-
per, number of us old RESIDENT. of
LandSraff, tasf'foye"s of the Empire,
Coal and Coke Company, desire To
have you publish IL little news item
Tor us. While this item is so unusual
so deligato and SO unthinkable. ,il W.,
old Rodents take this liberty to cali
The pubiics attention To it.
| The i:iciont is AZ follows: The man
agcment of the Empire Coal Com
pahN, for years friends 10 their en-.
pioyr'.; II free Christmas dinner AMI
To make other Christmas gifts 10
their employees as testimonial or
good will, cooperation and friendship
A nunb'.' of men wcr" called in in
Office and through Hon. rhos Stat
net general superintendent of the If
Ter was made. Practically everyone
of the Older residents accepted with
Thanks and appropriations. but for
some reason there was Il committee.
man who told the management II.
would let him kow later on i'm in
dilN. IhilS II was in the afternoon
this committeeman reported Il confer
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voluntary one and was rendered 10
and for the bencCJ of 225 mothers
wives and liiil. children. If had no
industrial Significance TO the extent
that the company sought any undue
favors AT the hands Of miners. Coil
and therefore had no strings to il.
Very Respectfully,
Your Old Friend and Subscriber
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a BUSY MAN

Hon. Frank k,."r CHIEF Mine fore.
man for the korpers coal company is
kept - busy these days answering
the hundreds and hundrcS of calls an
applications for jobs ill he hardly
has time to cat his meals. Politically
he is Johnnie "n the spot.
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ne CLAIMS mat has pnrcther has shown interest in him and
Las attempted to treat him well It's policy to find some
d % Tor these unfortunate children rather than sending
them away Tor wrongs done by constituencies mot and