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WAtelHGTQN, D««. 27— (A
N»i»r^tiiig fi»t fvetwta msd^
l)y Chicace K^ow aqd.tli* N*;.
tiohal 5Toipit*l iMoei«tion
ayphtn> fimir—■ fit—d
the Chleagro Tribune iund
wldt» dailiM tfarouj^ coantiiL'
w*r« juitlfi^, Dr. Tbomaa Paj^
itotgeon ifmicisi «f ftij
PwWlf ir«ilth mmiet,- ii«veile«t
thta week he has asked tBe Tri
bune and other papain to aeppifr
ment the o4)Jeetionabl« state-
menta.
Tha origiiuU itory, eontainhig
tha report of a through ■tndy
made bjr the health aerviea of
of th« diawme In Chicago, atat«i|
ttwa were approxinif^|dy «1i^i
ekaea of ayphflte amonff Kagraea
to that among wbitea, and based
t^u ratio on the raports ol cHn-
fca and private physidanc. No
explanation waa g^an of tiiia
diaproportionata figure.
In his rapjy to Dr. S.. W.
Smith, executive secretary of tha
National Hospital aaaociatiaiif
who protffiitgd the article, Dr.
Parran stated} j
vmius
, 0haii^ tha mo-
fiMr is ti»t ajr^
LiCHiad aa ft diaaaae
JN NEW FIELD
*'What you' are objecting to,
and I have full sympathy with
your objection, is the fact that
the need was emphasized lb €hl-
cago to tbe 'exelasion of tha aup-
plamentaiy facta which ara^
^‘(1) that the %agro race suf
fers nioet from syphilis- because
they acquired it from the white
rhee recently m evolution go*a;
and that riyphilis is the inevitable
concomitant of the destitute, th^
ignorant; and the under-jjrivile-
ged In all races; , ^
**(2^ that the Negr© raeea.
North and South, has shown it
self particularly cooperative with"
■public health efforts to all^lMc^
this and other diseases amii'g.
■Uiem;
“(3) that employe with sypM-
lis and under good traetment' it
is the safest of aH envployaa,
domestic or industrial.
—- "1%* fauH of tha^HewBtiap«^
article is that It is‘.r.ii statement
of clinic attendance figures fron»
the medical point of view which
by the equally important socolo-
'gical and economic cenald^*
- - Dr. JNiMt ateted h* w«a de-
Chieagi oir
wawM s^waa raltr
fSet syphliia ainong the
«Difc« CflAtidaimtieiia whi«h )rsiM
underprtvil^ad a4d diminish it
tion, madieal «ar^ Md ^onomio
among those, witl^ batter' edoes-
ststua. ^ ,, ^
NOX'm
cdtmrf
'TEVSipn &A1M OF XjAMD
UNDKK AHD BY VHKTUS of
the power eoafarrad upon the
IVaatea fai a deed of trust: dated
l^vcBsber f2ad, 192t, wnd axe*
euied Di^ IfclttUaii and
wife, Lula McMfllaB, and 4^Iy
in the Oihe* of the
Begialei‘.-«f Dieds for Durham
County is ptoolc of Mortpagea
171, at' paga 47S; default having
been made |n t^ pi^naeat of
the aama, th* uadenri^ed Trus
tee ,wiU offer fM9 sale at public
'auction to th« h^bast bidder at
the CourtHousa door to l5ttl1ism,
N. C., on
8ATORDA.Y, JAJTDARY 8th,
13S8 at l3l o^dt,
the following dMeribed land, to-
wit:
LYING AND BEING m the
Eafit side 6t CumbarUnd Street
BEGJJ?NI}I^ «t % point on the
'Bast sfde irfC«is4mland Street.,
SO feei NorA frew the eenter of
‘he: WoifpTlt Westerh Rail
way trSKt; tjienda with
'Re Bail*;'rijir of . Cinabarl^^
S^eat, N0% .Wi* fest to an
km stafce iUilha
wa«ttS9fiB No. 112;
r^nni^ thence Etat 19S fee£ a-
%ng-.ti;a Souttiern beundaay line
#f>i6%;Kq^:^a,’to tro® atalre;
^noa. ia a sottthw^tenilS' ^r«ff.
tfon iIon»; tl^ lliii oHte Nor-
folk and wesbem &tihny right-
away lBa,t’^to «a |r«» stake, be-
ing ti>e- p«4o|- of .tanning. Said
lot hating' %. ^ranfage the'
last siijte Gmdiarteiid Straet 1M7
' R. L.
CIO GROUP HITS USE OF
"RACE ISSUE* TO DIVIO.
WORKERS
PITHSBURGH, Dec, 87—^CN
rtncing denunciatior %1
efforts by imuloVawi tw- finntn [ nf >tin i nnrt^ in jHw»aeetion with
antagonisois "Biifvroen Negro ond'
white workers iii contained !n a '
^Tesoiation adopted by the ;*f i-
ference of the Steel Work30:
Organising Committee held in
this city last week. The resolu
tion reiterated the CIO policy of
"organising into powerful i..dus-
trifl labor organizations in thir
eountrjr aU workefi regardless
^ QKffd, ?olo«i| nat' .»!-
1^^ and condemned the S *tts-
boro frame-up. The resoiutfa>i
follows; » , '
HI
H. W. BAUMGARDNER
Former college profaator. who
1m» Mit*(wd tha insmraBce field
•ad i* maUiif mn ■ anipiab!* »uc-
c«(i. Mr. Bsamffardiier, aducatad
at Allan, LineolB (Pa.), OKio
Stata and Harvard, wa« profaiter
of education and"' ptyckelegy at
Allen iiDiveriitjr in his native
eitTi^GoluBabia, S. C., bafera go
ing to^ Pilgrim Haalth aad Life
In«ara|tc* Compar^/, A«f«i«ta,
G«., a* diroctoT of pubUeifcy. The
ta>t of the new inaoranco exo«u-
tiva eama lait May wUen ha wa»
l^aead in charge of promoting
the National Negro Inenranc*
A«c*oc!ation annual maating in
Angu%ta, of which hi* chief,
Hon. W. S. Hom.by, fe'aneral
■aanagar 'of Pilgrim, waa pre»i-
dent. foraaal vata of the eon-
tranti^n, Profettor Baumgardner
did a sweU sjob.
JSsl-' _
net:iHtival any iao»—ic jek
poiitieal Jairtfec bop anjajrad tft*
baaafit of any eoaatttvtional or
civfl liberties in this eooatry as
indicated in tte mdit fli^nnt
and outstanding miacant^ga sdT
Ju«ike per|>#trated In the con
vfctiont of the Scottaboro boys,
which oases were twice rev weed.
^ the Suitreme Court of t^
Unitr>) States and, on the third
occasion, the Supreme Court re
fused to grant a hearing or ra-
view for such eases:
"Now, therefore, be It
"Besolved that this convention
ftpecifically condemns tha actions
the Spottsibro casea and urge*
th^, Governor of the State' of
Alabama to i»iue a pardon to the
CDirvit^ dtfendants; and
"Further resolved, that this
convention wholeheartedly and
e'omplletely «ni|or^ij the policy
rf, oi^Miising into, powerful, In*
laftbr organizaffdtfl^ in this coun
try all workers' Hgardleaa of
race, creed, color, or nationa
lity.”
CAIMinift4
IN ^tRMAMV
CtirfuKi wffRft
io
SPtRD
•s'
wood Park” as per survey and
seu^-'pi*^ of the same, now on file in
the Office of the Register «f
Deeds of Durham County In Plat
Book S, page 16.
THIS SALE will remain op-n
^ ten daya to receive mcrealM
bida g-i required by Uw.~^ ' ^
TMS PROPERTY is sold at
the request of the holder of said
Dated this 7th day of Dtcem-
“Whertas, the employers i;uit-
stantly strive to deprive the "or
kers of their full economic
stiengthMmd seek all means to
sp!it one group of workers from
another, and the most frequent
weapon used hy the employers to
accomplish this end 4s to .ereate
false conflicts between Nowo
and white workers; and {
"Whereas, the Nejjro workers,
because of the fact that we
U.
S. PROBES PEONAGE—
Conthiued froaS |Mg« twa
charged that planters forced the
luiborers to pick cotton undet*
a med guard.*j
Thff guards were used b(y
Warren County planters to pre-1
ven€ pickers from moving to ad- j
jacent jounties where hi^he • !
wages were offered. At the wme J
iilue the -county sherig ordered
any Negro found "loitering’' jail
ed for vagrancy,
^ElqiAN'^'fAMP
Fc'St l,9Cl
5 fn^.ic 5 PH ERE s Ht'
1-..
PfSCAR^RADLEY , AM E9UILlBRI5rJ
WHILE t>OIN^ A HAND 5'fAMD BALANCE PeRFOSMS*/^-
hand STaho sIump over a bar r.ckp I7 imche5
F^ROM -tftt GROUND • -
IV.A Z.-^k BEElil.
^ PLfT:H £IM
CAXM/£/zy 15 FA5T
b l
. umfkD sfM
lIM
Mjil*
ktm
(. ISSS.-by frrs A'lociatica, inc.
lions. I shall ask the doctoni of ftat^.vflk ■* d^th IS®
our service active in syphilla son^ fait. ^ |
trol workv both in Cfaica^ and and 1
elsewhere, to remembeir the m> £hirl««i|
McDOUGALD,
• ^ Trustee
If. HUGS T^Ottl^ON,
Attornev
JCOME
-1 ‘ I
■d
>
Your Home
CONSTRU€TION^EQUIPMENT
REMODEUNC
You Mnr Hccr* to
Most persons, when they- bMd
housas for themselves, do ao with
ttie fdea of creating! ^omoa la %liMi
tuey will live tor the rest ot their
lives. To put it another way, they
do not build with the thought of
selling. But this does not mean
{,tat they should not have atroBgl^
lii nUnd reaale value. |or we never
know what the future has fa «t(»«
for us, or for our childrtiBj A home
«}(o^2d^be, ttoomM'S^as a- fai
asset U^i^eaBaaarsv. ^
turned into as miusb money m It.
cost, and possibly more.
Allfthlsf>;^M b«^n^ repeate,
urged upon home builders, hftt,..
noQds especial stress nowadays ~
these ans times of rnueh eeoni
uncertainty a^ rapid ohanga--i*
urban district How to protvet'W'
sale valuef First, make sura thitt
your butldmg site has no legal
cunibrdncesr is well drainea; has:
sood soil; has no objectloitalile
ovranips, woods or buildings new- it?
ij conveniently situated with nt-
pnsct to highways, rallroi^ -sta
tions. schools, churches, storM aad
amusement places; and is lofcated
In a district that—by reaaM of
zaning, if posslbl&^^f^U continue tc
bd a desirabie residence disirtct.
sash IH vinMiK. At Jfaast, hare the
parch Sd>-eamtra«tad that these
may ha eaa^ iaataHad'Mtfir.
can. ha .obtataad ready njpiTa. Juao
plan tor awnings or Ye«^iaa blinds
to kaap out tao inoch sun. If the
door la to be ^ wood, aaa that it la
wood for Dvtdonr daek aaa. la
tlg^itly laid, properly graded and
painted with pai^.
Nest, as to. the house. It goes
without sayb^.tnst gthe oetter und
tha more moSarnv the conatraction
and eqaipment, the teM the latt (4^
value through depre^H^fci^
solesconce' Bat apart It i
is well-to adopt sn intertor
' and an outward styje that are lUce)
to be pre&sing ttf mo«l p^p^. Avi
eccentricities IfwWc'an
so and still meet your own 4deMi4
of what your home .shoi,
TlHflJlJU thtftft. tJiagt;.if.yOtt,i
»^ear. see* thit there, la a gatmoi'
or a place for one; keep,MiWf nouaie
icLgpod j'spatr, ani^bind^jf ——
piaee (o-^ Jitr'
aa possible. ,
* * *
Glv* PmiqhtoKff
When you plan th»porA ter yeiur
new house, don’t Mcimp on.lt, lt;»
BQTflh II. Jf Oiai; J
worthy of heiog ntade a
outdoor ropm.. lIate
enough tb-aeeomaiMMtf -at
taUd’, ehairs a^d a s'^
a place where ‘your
gvests ett ^ther
where faa eaa dioe for
cqolness and varlaty.
If pawrtWe; latirt
closed with tcree&f
tfiat «Miy the ylar
Wh^,0«|t ts ' thf Wpllr. the door
shdUdlta «ew«ia eH^tesulattdB bo-
twi^ the layefti. , ,
Mayl^ people* don'i sti^ at homa
as hmh ii# th«)D,.i^ Mt, fet ffiom-
modioha out
M if
they tWj£S«js&*:^t^^rffityle. m
long Ifttla pwfi^st m^grow-
tng' up: to ma^ii^||C| a^lK-
V Vllabide
Ost a groupof housswlvea to-
i^her. and what do they talk
^nt? Well—perta^e It wouldn't
do to tr^ to anawer that quaatloa
Inlly. tt fs praetieaUy e«-taln
that aoB^ part of the «oiavereation
Js devOtt^W klt^iaM; And why
oott Th4Ktchdft U OM heusawlflt^
.srss.ifcsi’astt!*!;
1^ mfMmt. aM ,i«Kili«tioi^ aad
})t sw ^ |h«.IVMf|se Jia% ltt,re-
C
ill tisBsteHiatlon
tha libor of the
roem »
Ww ia
wa|rs the
^§pyri^
I Indeed, tt is now possible to have
a comp’.etcJy e’lsstriflfd Icltchen in
which mfinual labor is rc?iuced to
a-fractioiK.l part oC wiiat it woolJ
be in an old-fushionod kitcher,
Electric refrigorators and electrie
stoves; ISlectrio hot wate^ supstiea
and etj^tric dishwashers; ei^ctric
garbase dispssers and eiec^ic
mixers; electric toasters, fahs,
lights, clocks, percolators, orani^
squeesers, grills, roasters — these
and other ele^ric appliances put
power at the disposal of the housa-
wife for practically everything she
has to do in the kitchen, and enable
h«r to uia it under comfortable
- - —
COImttiOllS.
The cost of an all'elictric kitchen
is not excessive. Too, it should be
balanced against savings of rtood
mid tl|ne, and the lower cost ot
house lighting that'results from
ttio reduc^ mte given the house-
holder with an all.e!ectrlc kltohea.
. No matter how eflleient the heat-
fng system the home builder now%-
pays installs in his new house, hel
to almost certain to insist that it
ibaU also have , one or more flre.-
For nothing has “come back”
strongly than the ilrepiace..
lected for a while after irceased
;to be a ^necessity for heating, it
come to be recognised as a
■necessity for gracious living. Ma.n
' has learned that the fireplace has
an appeal to certain of his more-
civilised emotions — that tt is a
stimulus to kindliness and hos^-
tality t^ld wholesome scr'-l in'.ar-.
course.
;It is safe to say thi.i a vaigr
Ifrge majority of. the fl^placcs tte'
ari. ^elitg built into modai-n
are constructed of brick. For brif"^
is.-so flexible a medium, lending ft-
self to such a.,wldo variety of *’.v
signs-'and shrface treatment, ihst
it is easily made to harmonize uith
the decor&tlve scheme ot any rooui.
This Branci
New Elgiff
and get in the
TIMES
1... k
And QJ r Is C i r c ul at iofi
- Contest .
First Prize ^
4j^% Contest
Starts _
Away
Absol itely
5^'
Well burned common brick, jwhich
» obtainable in a wide variety ot
shadings and textures and markings,
is an, ideal material for the Are-
p^ace. Not only doea it look well.
but the average housewifi> wiU
.
- H|viuwisw^nio compurftnTii bmw
with which It can be kept elean.
Stone fireplaces, though admirable
In some settings, are seidop adap
ted to the modern Interior and are
alwan great catchers of dast.
Common brick, which !»' not ex
pensive, Is the alt-around fir^lao^
cotutmction material
STEDMATf B^OWN \
Answers to questions eencerti'
Ing artielee In this d«pai*tmen^
or about any housing prabiem,
may be obtafnsd wrltlns to
ttedman Brown, "Your Heme"
Peaturea, East 42nrf Street,
New York City, Please epeloae
te. stamp for reply,
l»»7, h "rtttr «••**’*
To Boy Or Giri
Maintaining.
The High Sales
-Average The
Nine Weeks Of
Jan 6th
Easter
Monday
^ALEMITE EQUIPPED
r^wa
ExiSMtva air-«a«tad corter hra]^ and Alemite graaa^g »y«tain
faatnre this haBdsome l^a 1 Chrome plaad Yendc^a, Rac|r aMaatSi
lined donUe bar frame.» Raiaferaad front fork aad hewiBabars.
Fioast'fAtJ-SfATE' baUoM tire* with inner tuba*. SadAa awrii^a.
truM reds, rim* and chain gaard. New ^tented refMcter..Brilliant
Any ■cho^T bey giri - WM^Sjrrf
CARC&INA TIME'S Newafaey'a
nntiem Mntaaft aaay d» m> lagimilni dtair
aaa* with Mr. mbarlaa D«a)B|«, Cirevlatia^ eww
BRAND NEW GOLD F|LLED
WRIST WATCH
TO BOY OR GIRL'MAINTAlNlItG
SECOND MIGHEl^ AVERAGE
ONLY SCHOOL TOYS AND GIRLS ACCEPTED
FOR THISi CONTEST,
3rd Prize
BRAJfD NEW
fountain pen
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CHANC^ YOU have BEEN WAITlNlC FOH*
dejNered le mmf jKewabt^ watil thM heer
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