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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-28
SAM WADE'S RESTAURANT

Keystone has a unique insti-
tuition in the Wade restaurant,
which is located just below the
Shor and Hatcher store. The
proprietor of this widely known
and patronized "eatery" is none
|other h an the widely-known
and respected Hon. Samuel
Wade, who needs no Introduction
to the the majority of our read
ers because he has been in bust
ness right her for over IL years.
The Wade Cafe is one of the
best and cleanest you ever saw.
It's cooks are among the best OF
the country and they are proud
of their products. Not only is
Mr.. Wade boss man of the Cafe,
but on occasion can assembly a
INST delicious meal with his own
hands for he is a No 1 cook in
his own right.
The Wade Cafe is a clean and
respectable place where you will
meet the best people and food
in Keystone and where service
and quality are tops. The food
at Wades Cafe is the best that
che markee affords, and is prepar
ed with skill and care that turns
cut dishes fit for the kings
taste.
The honesty and integrity Of
the proprietor lends an atmo-
sphere of refinement and fair
ness to the place that once one
paroniZes Wade's Cafe he comes
back, for at Wade's one gets not
only the best of food but also
courtesy and fairness.
The Times takes pleasure in
recommending thi 8 high class
restaurant to it's readers, know
ing it to be what we have said
above are confident you will
likewise sing it's praises after
you have paid it a visit.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-28
Along Elm /! Street ] I! e
GREENSBORO, N. C.--By Capt. D. j. GILMER

In Greensboro, N. c., the under
world Negro is drifting far out
into midstream of crime and de
generacy. l am told that immoral
ity is by some of them practic-
ed upon the sidewalks of certain
sections of the city, where Ne
groes only, are freeholders and
renters there. - sl-
On July 4th | looked out a
window and was ashamed of the
very ugly conduct of Negro men
and women. Blind tigers SEEM
ed to have had an open house of
drunken hilarity and public
shame. - y. .
Drunken women now among
Negroes is commonplace
thing. The drunken whoopees
are shameful, and the blatant
vulgarity of HE goes with me"
is pitifully sickening.
Of the Negro churches in
Greensboro came together and
hold meetings Mighty all to-
gether and fight crime in Greens
boro, great good would result.
Go after the hell-raisers in real
earnest. =
When l was the pastor Of st.
Phillips AME Zion church in
Greensboro, with gloves off, l
went after the underworld, and
I parked some of them. The
underworld Negro in Green's
boro, known as hell raisers, are
the biggest set of towards on
earth. They dare rot go into
white peoples sections of the
city and start their drunken un-
morality. They are scared-yea,
towards, and contemporary so,
immortality means, like amin
ais" But they parade through
Negro sections drunk, cursing,
and some of them with bottles
of likker around the bottles
necks. Some of the women with
their clothing half off in the
streets.
Because the police ride in cars
and the hell-raisers know the
sound of the police cars, they
are like cowardly rats until the
police cars pass on, and then the
cowardly Negroes comraence
their noise and drunken vulgar
ity. The children drink it in.
Before l went to Keystone, w.
Va, l heard t h a Keystone'sI
hell-raisers were confined to-
Cinder Bottom, but from what
] saw in Keystone Cinder Bot
tom was a Sunday School to the
hell-raisers parade ground here
in Greensboro, N. c., and Gil
mcr street, All, what pity for
it. -aa.-.- K,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-28

Saw Comrade Chase K. Brown
on Elm Street who had just re-
turned from the annual encamp
ment of the National Spanish
American War veterans reunion
in Portsmouth, Va.
Saw Mr.. Ted Thompson, Daily
writer-reporter for the Greens
boro Record. He writes a column
known as Yesterdays Notes"
Saw Comrade Watson Law on
Elm Street, Kingfish of Gil
mer Street. He holds down the
hell-raisers of his street.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-28

I pasd through Gilmer ST.,
viewing some of the homes OF
the fine families there - the
Doaks, Laws, Shaws, Fosters
ct al. 1 stopped by the Foster
home and bowed in loving men,
ory of Miss Grace Foster whom
remember we'll of days that
are forever gone - and her
father, than whom no finer
Christian gentleman has ever
ived. ..a d Mrs. Foster divinely
good. - ,rn p
s.%Uss-
From Gilmer Street into Cole
Street l saw the Logan home,
the Grahams, the Smith Don
nelpS, and others.
Thence by the G. H. Moore
city school and out to the base
ball park and stuck my pen in
my pocket for quits of this pres
ent column for today.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Board and room for 3 adults
and 3 children, months Give location.
rates: within committing distance wash
inRton. Box 40-K. Star
Evening star., 1939-06-11

GEORGETOWN GARDEN HOME
Fine Suite of Rooms Now Available
300 QUE ST NV
An exceptionally LARGE rm furn in beau
tlful ANTIQUES, glaSsed-in sleeping porch
and private bath is now available; accom- =
modates 3 people. Double rooms with or
without private baths Excellent meals
supervised by the manager of one of the
finest Vlrglnla valley establishments.
Evening star., 1939-06-11

THE WILBURTON ls44 COL RD-SIX
large, outside rooms bath porch: elec
ref1.: hlgh-grsde building reasonable rent.
Phone Columbia 81 50 or Columbia 9s6l
Evening star., 1939-06-11
COUNTRY BOARD.

RIVERSIDE FARMS near mountains; large,
modern home screened porches: 81 and 50
weekly. Ref Lincoln 2035-J. Mrs. Charles
Burner, Woodstock, Va.
NEAR MOUNTAINS, river; modern, cool,
screened porches: best food, well served ::
81 weekly. Mrs Clint Burner, Woodstock.
Va, or call Columbia 1896
WANTED-Several boarders in restful Vir-
ginia home; modern conveniences. Box
223-J, Star
DELIGHTFUL modern home cultured
family beautiful farm meals unsurpa ssed.
Mrs. E. Dupuis. Gaithersburg Md. =
SEVERAL SMALL CHILDREN in private
nome. mothers care correct diet. Mrs.
l.. s. Button. Jeffersonton. Va
ROOM AND BOARD for . gentlemen or
convalescent person in quiet home, located
on water near Chesapeake Bay. West
River l9-F-13.
ACCOMMODATION for two. On heights,
nearby Va; scr. porches. large grounds.
shade trees; city service. Near Army Navy
Country Club. Alexandria 34l
SUBURBS WARRENTON. VA.-Excellent
home cooking, comfortable rms. mod. conv /;
larse. shady lawn tennis Write for par
ticulars, Mrs. Martha 2. Edwards Box 1855.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS UkFURkISHED.


sos VAN BUREN ST NW-ENTIRE .nd
4300
1929 35th ST. NV RMS, KIT, BATH,
fd SdI 'qiSa < nv 90 Nal Fl N sasP PRATT co. INC
e36 KENYON ST. NV ROOMS.
phone adults Col 716o
TTAKoMA PARK MD.-ENTIRE md
floor; nice and nd cool: 3 rooms kitchen bath
bus lines: reas. Pine ave. shep. 4s3a.
1910 C ST: N.E.--COoL, 3 ROOMS,
kitchen: continuous hot water; gas. eec
included; garage available; near bus; reas.
;241s KANSAS AVE. NV RMS,
kitchen. bath; gas. heat and light; Frigid-
aire; adults only.
ATTR. CORNER APT. LGE LIy RIM,
modern bath and Kit, a4-hr secretarial
and Col. rd.; SO Col. 2235.
liv. rm., kit, dinette' screened porch,
double expos. INQUIRE Columbia oo9O.
765 QUEBEC PL NV RMS, KIT,
pvt bath: utilities; adults. Columbia
1913 UPsHUR ST NV. (FURN. OR UN-
furn) IL room, kitchen. bath; gas. cleo
furn.: employed couple convenient transp.
WIND-vENT1LATED BUILDING VIEW.
Refrlgeratlon, gas, electricity. switchboard
included in rentals. , rooms, connecting
EXTRA ra large closets SIS. Also spacious s'
bath. s45. CoPLEY COURTS. I5i4 18th
st. NV Resident manager
NEW DE LUKE 2-BEDRM.. .4-FAMILY
apt. immediate poss.; extra lge. rooms.
porch yard: Congress Hts; reas. Geo. $3.50.
20 ULTRAMODERN l, . AND 3 EXTRA
large rm. apis, completed July 1st in
Congress Heights; $3.50 to S62 so; gas,
cleo. refg., heat, hot water furn. janitor
service. laundry facilities, recreation rm.,
individual lockers. Venetian blinds car
peted halls stairs. fully equip. kit. china
closets in din. parquet floors. painted walls,
Georgia $500.
DOWNTOWN-90 M ST NW-NEWLY
painted and decorated, l rm.. pvt bath;
also | rm.. kit. Pvt bath; a mi. Dist 4009.
1852 ONTARIO RID NW-DETACHED
wing. with :; expos. 8 rms, lge, closets.
fireplace balcony Col O5O5-J
1878 SPRING PL. NV t3615 18th ST.
2 rooms. kit. and bath: convenient to cars
and buses: large lawn Frigidaire $50.
11O7 STAPLES ST. NE, APT. NO. %
furnished; back l = porch; basement: yard
K st. NV. Metropolitan 1107
1910 D ST. NE RMS. KITCE.. SEMI
pvt. bath, gas, cleo, heat furn. rent reas.
All. 5349-J.
110s E ST. N.El-3-ROOM APARTMENT:
heat liEht. sas, FriEidaire; semi-bath; rea-
sonable.
Evening star., 1939-06-11

1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
PieaSant students rooms and suites.
available summer months, ladies only Also
rooms available for men AT King Smith
PLAYHOUSE: reasonable Meals If desired
in outdoor dining room
1888 10Th NV, COR. R.
Single double rooms private bath: dis
flnctlVe: lmmaculately clean: beaut furn
wonderful meals: widely varied menu
Evening star., 1939-06-11

c57 Sn , ROOMS. KIT, DIN. BATH
Co''oO 1910 Perry 81 ne-Cool cor
ner. 2-bedroom apartment. over
looking trees and lawn large
corner dlnette; free refg MRS
SMITH Dunnnt % Il,
Evening star., 1939-06-11

$500 PINEY BRANCH RD.. mr. Underwood
st. n.w.-Large rm.: cross ventilation: semi
private bath; det, home. Randolph Ol6:}
1905 ST. N.W-Clean. 2nd-f front
room; running water: next bath, $3.50
Wk.: walking distance
Evening star., 1939-06-11
AL T ST. Sc.

Snick and span modern bids. conserva-
tive tenants, 2 rooms kltche1ette ard
bath. S45.5O free eleC. refE. Apply mgr.
WAGG AMAN- -BRAWNER
100 Eye ST. NV. Met. 1850.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
PRIVATE RESIDENCE,

500 Bird st. NV large rms. spa
cIous kit new Frlgldaire, bath. gas, e.ec.
furn.; conv. located. Only $40 so. Me-.
5ion or Col. zoos.
SIS .5O-646 MORTON ST. NE.
r. b. ami: md q.
SIS .5O-435 TENN AVE. NE.
r. b.. ami. End f..
$50 SILL D ST. NE.
3 r, b ami: ls' A
S36-3O sEATON PL. NV.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
NEWSOM.
THE OBSERVATORY APT,

CORNER. 93O0 WIS AVE NV.
. large rooms spacious kit modern 'ils
bath Hardwood 1oorS, tabletop stove
builr-in sink. cabinet space. Best value
in CITY. Open SUNDAY for inspection,
See resident manaeer Apt ! O4, or lani-
Evening star., 1939-06-11

M MSEEMONT-.Desirable room Sc exp. in
new home. sit. high 3 exposures: > So. from
pus ana stores; gentleman pref; Teas
Evening star., 1939-06-11

SIG 3rd ST. N.W.-Jewish home has twin
bedroom for gentlemen. Sl2 80 mo- each:
new furniture. bath. shower, unlim. phone;
bus | block Phone Randolph 2o55
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Martha Washington Seminary
KING-SMITH STUDIOS

3hAU 18th ST
Delightful summer place cool quiet
1ealthful; houses; delicious meals: out.
side rooms: private parking Col O"Qi
Evening star., 1939-06-11
2139 r ST,
SAVE YOUR TIME.

Phone Association of Guests. Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE Colum-
bla S56u. over 500 well-located wel-fur
nlShed inspected homes car Will call a
representative viii show available space
| This service FREE to potential guests pro-
Nlded by membership fees. Rooms with or
without board. private bath erlll or kitchen
privileges. Homes for students of foreign
LANGUAGES. Homes in nearly every desirable
] section OF CIV Omen nntll Q u m
Evening star., 1939-06-11
1401 10Th ST. NV.
FOR MEN ONLY,
BELMONT GARDENS,

1872 18th ST NV HOUSES SIN
Giles. DOUBLES. SUITE: INNER SPRING
MATTRESSES; RATES WITH MEALS $40
MONTH UP. PRIVATE TELEPHONE EX-
CHANGE DUPONT 1855
Evening star., 1939-06-11

100 20th ST. SOUTH. Arlington. Va
SooI, , single b.r., furn.; garage. Jackson
Evening star., 1939-06-11
NEAR NAVY VAR

1O0I / ST. Sc NO
= rms. kit dlnette. tile bath with
shower, refg. Arcola s37 90
123 10Th ST Sc
z rms. kit, d!nette. tile bath with
shower. refg.. gas heat $3.50
FLOYD E DAVIS CO.
733 18th St NV Natl G352
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

no., con otro autom6vil. co,
losal, de un lujo y una elegan-
cia insuperable, estacionadc
bajo las escaleras de marmol.
lie impuso respeto al descono-
cido, que era, en- efecto. ul
policia.
i Diablo !-pens6-. iPe-
no 81 es, en- efecto, ell palacio
de Rio Verde!..
Pedro Sc ape6 vvamente
del carruaje, east tirandose a.
suelo antes de que parara.
Fermin, Jacinta, un grupo
de criados Y doncellas habian
salido a la terraza, a recibir
al sehorito.
Pero Pedro, hosco, furioso.
sin saber a punto fijo 10 que
tenia Y 10 cue debia de hacer
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

do que este hombre Sc hubie3c
vuelto loco, va que les miraba
a todos con ojos extraviados... -,
Sc encogi6 levemente de hon.
bros, y Sc limit6 a comentar i
los del grupo, que acompahabal
al ingeniero hasta la calle:
IFS un senior riquisimo,
sobrino de los marqueses de
Rio Verde, que vive en- la Gas
tellanal
I'm movimiento de tenor y
respeto corri6 por ell grupo.
Ell mismo telegrafista, COM
padecido e interesado por es-
te antigua amigo, al que de-
bia la excelente plaza que a
bora disfrutaba en- Madrid,
par6 un taxi" que cruzaba,
y ayud6 a Pedro a subir, al
que deeia al chauf-
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
Eaetoriano Manteiga, Editor
PARA LA BASE
DE AVIACION
La WPA hard Ell trabajo

Ell representante Peterson a
nunci6 aver la presentation de
un proyecto de la WPA, con I'm
gasto de $1,O64,255, para reali-
Ear ell trabajo preliminar en- la
base de aviaci6n de Tampa.
Tiene ell proyecto la aproba-
ci6n de Roy Schroeder, el ADM
nistrador del Estado, y Sc abri-
ga la seguridad de que WASH
ington 10 aprobara.
La secretaria de marina, que
10 apoya, Sc suscribira con
S454,614. Sc gastara el dinero
en- limpiar y nivelar ell terrenp,
abrir un sistema de drenaie,
construir caminos, cercas, para
lelas del ferrocarril, aqua, alcar
tarilIado, installation de alum
brado, etc.
Con ell proyecto Sc distribal-
ran 1920, $50 horas de trabaj"
aportando la WPA, para labor
manual, S517,745,
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

Iila uC GUERRA lldLl, QeuICdud q
hundir y apresar. vapOres mer-
cantss. Sc aroder6 del vapor a.
mericano City # Flint, que
lev aba mercancias para Liver
pool y Grasgow, en- Inglaterrs,
y lie cOndujo a Kola, una bahia
ru.a s.tuada cerea de Mus
mansk.
e. vapor, de 1853 tonelada3,
p~ertenece a la Comisi6n Mariti-
ma de los Estados Unidos, Que
ha iniciado una Investigation.
Los "nazis' dan como pret9x-
to que Ell buque llevaba contra
bando para Inglaterra.
FL cargamento Sc compone de
tractores, granos, frutaS, cue
ros y cera.
Les oficiales de la Comisi6n
Martina dicen que 81 ell vapor
llevaba un sly de c~ontrabando
los nazis, bajo ell derecho inter.
nacional, pueden apresarlo.
Una investigation Sc hara
por conducto del ministro anne
r;cano en- Oslo y del embajadoy
Ell MoscG. La tripulaci6n, en- ca
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

Baton Rouge, La, oct. "a
Despreciando el sentimiento ri
blico y usando las tacticas die
tatoriales y antiamericanas de
su difunto hermano Huey Long,
el actual gobernador, Earl X.
Long, destiuy6 aver arbitraria-
mente al abogado general David
NJ. Ellison y al primer asisten-
ta de este, James O'Connor, que
Sc negaron a hacerlp ell iuego en
les ultimos meses.
La policia ocup6 cuatro ofici-
ras pdblicas y ell 9voernador, te
miendo la ira popular, hizo con-
centrar, frente al Capitolio, una
compania de la guardia nacio-
nal.
Los 83 soldados no vestian &c
uniforme y cumplian 6rdenes de
u nsat6lite de Long, ell brigadier
H. Fleming, jefe de
Il guardia nacional en- ell Esta-
CO..
Ell gobernador, faltando a Ia
v3rdad, asegur6 que el no habia
| amado a la guardia nacional,
FOR cuanto los hOmbres reuni-
C0s no llevaban uniformes. Al
mismo tempo desminti6 la no.
t,cia de que hubiera sido cesar
teado ell Sr. B. w. Cason, conf
s.onado de Labor, y 80 de sus
enpleados.
La opinion pGblica condena la
actitud de Long y dice que re
cure ahora a las a~ntidemocra-
teas maniobras de SUI difunto
hsrmano, maniobras que culml-
narOn en- SUI muerte.
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

feur:
-Lleve listed a este senior
al palacio de Rio Verde, en- Ia
Castellana. Me parece que es
ell numero...
isl. no Sc moleste, va Sc!
lie interrumpi6 ell chauffeur
que conocfa Madrid al dedillo.
Alguien subi6 con Pedro, y
ell cOche parti6 hacia ell pala-
clio de los marqueses.
FL ingeniero sc habia cogi-
do la cabeza entire las manos,
En- vano este senior que ha
bia subido con el intentaba
preguntarle:
-iPero. senior, senor!...
lie ha ocurrido?... SAca
SO ha tenido listed algdh dis
con esa sehora..., con su
sonora, nor.
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
PROCESADO Ell JEFF CO.
MUNISTA EARL BROW
DER
OBTUVO
UN

New York, oct. 24.-Pas6 la
noche en- la carcel, procesado
por un jurado federal, ell jefe co
munista Earl Browder. Sc act
sa a Brodwer de haber obtenidO
ilegalmente IN pasaporte y via.
jado con el.
Una RIGA DANA, la Sra. Hes
ter G. Huntington, presto ano-
che una fianza de $500; perO
no 10 hizo a tempo de evitar
que pasara la nOche en- la car
eel.
La Sra. Huntington fue in
m~ediatamente citada por ell
Gran Jurado, ante ell que debera
declarar en- Ell dia de hoy.
E~xplicando ell hecho de- que
prestara la fianza por Browd-
err, la DANA americana manifes-
to que no conocia personalmen-
te a Browder y que prestaba ia
fianza por una question de PRIV
cipios.
Senal6 la fianza de $500 {,
juez federal Bondy, que la ha-
bia rebajado desde $4,000.
Browder obtuvo I'm pasapor-
te en- 1884 y al removable, en-
1887, minti6 al jurar que iamas
habia tenido antes IN pasapor-
te. La ley sehala una pena IL
prisi6n de cincO amos o multa je
$4,000, o las dos cosas a la vez.
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

en- este instante solemne Y de-
cisivo, subi6 de dos en- dos las
escaleras de Ia terraza, Y. re-
chazando a TODD ell mundo con
ell gesto, orden6 al mayordo,
mo:
IA yer, Fermin, pague U.s.
It'd csc coche...
ST, senior, en- seguida...
-iAh! iOiga e.
-Digame ell senior.
Else otro coehe, les de c.
sa?.r
ST, senior. 10 lleva Hilario.
Is que 10 he mandado disponcr
por 81 el senior 10 necesitaba.
-iAh! Muy bien. Entonces
Z d6nde eSta Hilario?
-Aqui, senior.
FL aludido Sc acerc6, CORA e1
mano, con una SonrSA
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
NADIA!

4Ndhd
FL muchacho, cortado, creyen
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
HITLER SONDEA AL PUE-
BIO CON VISTAS A UNA
OFENSIVA
Reunion de Lideres Ndzis
en- Berlin

Paris, oct. 24.-Se ha verif.-
cado en- la capital alemana una
reunion de jefes nazis, convo-
cada por Ell canciller Hitler, e.
mariscal Goering y a tercer ie-
fe Hess.
Ell prop6sito ha sido, segdn
las noticias llegadas a Francia,
consular a los lideres del par
lido de gObierno sobre la OPP
MON del pueblo en- cuanto a una
ofensiva cue costaria centena-
res de miles de yidas.
Las opiniones de los lideres
de pequena categoria fuer0n
trasmitidas al Frehrer por me
diaci6n de Goering y Hess, les
herederos de Hitler, en- ell case
de que Ell perezca.
81 el pueblo, a traves de esos
Ilderes, Sc muestra contrario a
una ofensiva, cr6ese que Hitler
Sc limitara, durante el otoho v
ell invierno, a operaciones de-
fensiVas.
ESperaSe que ell canciller ira
ce su Inca de conducta en- esta
semana.
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
Ell gobemador de Luisiana dictatonalmente
desdtvy6 al abogaoo general delEstado
Tenia preparada la Guardia Nacional, imitando
las normas de SUI hefmano Huey Long

Como 81 los miembros de Ia
guardia nacional lie representa-
ran a 6l, no al Estado, ell gobsr.
nader dijo "que los muchachos
habian estado hacienda ejerci-
clos"
Para ell lugar de Ellison, ell &C
bernador nombr6 a Lesley T.
Gardiner, de New Orleans, IN
adlatere suyo.
La plaza de OIConnor fu6 cl-
bierta por otro abogado de New
Orleans, Edward NJ. Heath, per
teneciente a la maquinaria po-
Utica.
La gaceta., 1939-10-24

ANdhh
AL fin, a otra pregunta del
curioso, ell ingeniero, sin pen
sar que pudiera tratarse de
un policia secreta, 0 por 10
mismo, contest6, fuera de 81,
levantando la cabeza, v full
minando al otpo con la mira
da:
-GY a listed que lie impor-
tar.
Ell otro iba a contestar tam
bien de IN mode airado, GUAM
do ell coche penetr6 en- Ell in
menso paruue del palacio de
Rio Verde.
La vista de este edificio sun
tuosisimo, con sus ventanales
romanticos, con su p6rtico lie
no de Columns por donde ire
paban los rosales de invier-
La gaceta., 1939-10-24
Folletin No. AS,
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

listed?
FL ingeniero pareci6 desper-
tar.
Y miro al que aSi lie hablaba,
y que habia atraido todas las m
radaS.
Pedro no lie reconcile.
-iSenor de Ndnez!.... mo
me reconoce?.. iSoy Juan Gar
cia.., el antique telegrafista de
Ia Escuela de lngenieros, a
quien listed recomend6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Tom Phillips Legion
Post Organizes New
Drum Bugle Corps

The Drum, Bugle and Drill
corps OF the Tom Phillips post.
No. 1Si will sponsor grand az
fair al Elks Rest on Brush street.
Saturday night. February II.
The Posts Drum and Bugle
corps will also stage mammoth
"hust' at the club house. ESQ East
warren. on February 25. Local
veterans and the general public
are cordially invited.
A special invitation is likewise
extended 10 local veterans to at
tend the rehearsals OF the Drum.
Bugle and Drill sessions. which
begin at 5 p. m. each Saturday.
President Montague states that
the "hide-beaters have special
sound proof quarters in which 10
rehearse. and that the Post OK
poets SIS Drum, Bugle and Drill
corps 10 make a grand showing
when they swing down Michigan
avenue IN Chicago next Septen-
Der. a. the American Legion meet
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Charles Cook Dies
In The Virgin Isles
After Long Illness

News reached Detroit Sunday
from the Virgin Islands. announc-
Ing the death OF the late Charles
Cook. which occurred Saturday,
January II. at the home OF his
daughter and son-ln-Iaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Markoe at Fredericksted, ST.
Crolx.
For nearly thirty years, Mr..
Cook was IN the service OF the
Detroit Postofhce department. He
bald a position as postofnce In
epector. up TO the time OF his re-
tirsment. Just before he and Mrs.
Cook went 70 make their home In
the Virgin Islands last Spring. He
had been IN declining health for
some time prior to leaving this
city.
Surviving the deceased are his
widow. Mrs. Cook: and their
daughter. Mrs. Leota Cook Markoe.
who Il teaching with her husband
In the public schools OF Frederick
sted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Speaker Pictures Crumbing Of British Empire
Before Revolt Of Awakened Colonial Peoples

The great British Empire. on
which the sun never sets. Is In
the twilight OF its existence. sc-
cording 10 c. l. r. James. world
traveller. lecturer. and author. In
his talk wednesday night, IN Doty
Hall. se47 woodward avenue. Mr..
James was speaker at the hrst
public meeting Of the Socialist
Workers Party.
The fall of the Imperial British
EmperIai according to James was
FASTENED by the late World War.
II was In that war that colonial
troops OF color. hurled into the
great catastrophe In Europe. were
brought face to face with the
stark reality that Engllshmen were
just humane
Instead Of seeing EnElishmsn