Oiariotte Boasts
High Homicide Rate
For Past Quarter
‘Rent Party’ RoblieriTuberculosis Expert
Beaten By Mob, ; To Worii Through
Saved By Police ■ -South This Month
A *20 ypwr
Spc. ;a) —■ N'cw T.irk
tlirc*' in«nih> r»C" :l jVnuili wh
of t»'Ivp j1* Jh.« liy \ioU'iUi>. !• niol* »f iiU’ii followiiijr thp holdup
ttf wH.«h naiiiiii; ,t;f h "n nt j»arly** sit 122uct aftil
The Quetn C'ity, ai,o»*liii • t,, 1}>- '^rvrntli Avi'inu*. thir v'ci'k, wa*
tMt rt'Ui.i- it> lea l, Uiufii finm ilcatli liy llu- timoly
♦
uniAn r nf iK« ^-izi in rate >f nniv«I if H* was lHt>r
h'jacciilf-'- fiiunil tn hu the of a |fan>r
ContHbi'tiri);; tn »nch a ,,t vttoiie i whu hiul
hijrh ratf «iv many and varii'tt prfyiuM: uii Haiicmitfs for tlii'
•risinir fi'run; lHk nf :^f«-quato pa'll 2 iiidiiHif!.
rrereational fiv». i«f«nr>uH •• j ("oo|»»-i-, win^
■nd poverty Ifadin^ i«» cnnntifiiTil ,)iy Ihi- ri'iit jtarly jriU'stH oi
in»t»bi|iti'. p ,»r hon'iinir, *’T!h' '^^i.vontli avfnno and thry knnek-
L*!*rc« Ki^ro IN.litv" of p«4t:i-^,^j immim-U-d
him, «iul wcTf kifkitiK him when
1I| N«EW VOKK— ANP — Mrs.
was hv a MUill Fh.rcnc«> C. Williaina, uirfct,r if
in c*ss*j «h*>n‘ 1n>lh iiMivtlfF ron
r-prned are •«! th** P*-’'
culiar practice estant in Smitn
ern court?' of nirtinsr H?ht jit-Ji-jthroui^h the (*r(|wd with, drnv^n
tenccs to Nrsrr»te? (> tivicted and res-ucd him.
patrolman broke
killinir other Negrwu.
P. S.--
But She Wants
a Man With
NO GRAY HAIR
Her dreams are of a ymtthful-lttk-
img husband ... NOT one who
looks old enouich to he her *^>P*
pf." So, if you hai^ Itray hair and
a desire for romance — you need
(IwhelpofLARlEUSE! «
Because GODEFROY’S LARJ-
EUSE, If used as direaed, will
bring lustrous, yottthful-appe^r-
img color to AIX your hair. Easy
to an>ty- No esperieoce neces
sary. Coloring won’t rub off or
wa^ out. Rnown and uted/fr 4^
yemrs. Money back if not satisfied.
Ask for LARIEUSE (Larry-use).
If your dealer doesn't have it,
•and $1.25 direct to ...
QOOeniOY MFG. CO.. SllO OUVB
STMIT. SAINT lOUIS. MIMOURI.
M»iffBOrB
Taken to the hor.’e
wIuTe he was questioned hy
P(»lice, his story resulted in the
arrest »>f Williaiu Staley, 20,
Williiim Haynes, 20, and Then-
dore Watkins, 20. Police' elalm
thi'V m«de a .specialty of robbinR
iciiiaU e^tahlishinentit and homes.
Their' airest solved at le^st
IT) Harlem robberies, t=jiid police.
A tiital of more than $15,000
loot was obtaii»ed by the b4tys.
HtttUth Education for >jeKr«vs,
Ttib»T ulo!*i'‘ Instit\ite of (’hii-a^j
l.#id (?.iok County, 111. will s.pe’id
th,, ninivth (ff October in tlie
souiheiit and njidwt'sten stat'.s
BctinK |n an ndvisorv capacity for
the National TubiTf«l!'ifi- Ansfifi'
atioTi. acc«rlini;- to Dr. raineron
St. Clair G>iild, director t Ihi*
A*'ttCia1i(iin.
Mrn. VVilliani': will work with
Mate iittd loi»| tttbcreuhsi* aiul*
health iji'!!-oti,ntionn, a'l well as
with ediication.nl authoritiejj on
the problems of tiibcrcoloRis a-
iTioTtff Nesrtjp"*. Her wese>it intini?
rary includes;
\Vai»hin>rt)on, P. C., October 2,
Raleijlh and Saiiatoni'um, N. C.,
October 3-4; S:ivnnnah, Ga„ Oct.
7-8; ,ievcral cities in Florid;'.'.
Oct. J» l.i; Nj;w Orleans, l^a., Oct.
16-25; (Little Ro»k. A»).. Oct.
2i3-24; St. Lf)Uis, M'O., Oct. 25-26
Gary. Ind. Oct. 28-31.
During her stay in New Or-
loans she will be on the priwran
of thi- Institute for Tuberculo«sis
Workers which w’ill be h‘M hy
the Nntinnal Tubercolosw
Queen City
Medic Passes
Cliarlotte — The dearth (If John
W. Heiitasre, Jr. 28, .son of Rer.
J. W. Heritage, rector of Riaint
Michaels and All Anpel.s Epis r-
paleon church, last Sunitay came
as a distinct shock to relatives
and the hr»frt of friei»^» which he
had srained ^uririR his short life.
Younjf Dr. Heritaije was a
gradu&te of SaintAugrustiiie Coll
esre, Raleiffh and a recent jjrad
uate of Medlctne, MehaiTy Uni-
verS'ity, Nashville, Tenn. On
receiving* his M. A. degree from
with th* tot«liti^ri*n pQWtrs.
Implicstions Prom London
The decision of the British to
reopen this highway, in the
face of warnings from Japan,
carries certain implications in
viaw of the critical condition in
which Great Britain finds her
self. Engaged in a strenuous
war against Germany and Italy
and depending largely it'l)on the
efficay of her naval blockade
to make victory possible, the
British, alone, are in no posi
tion to challenge Japan in the
Far East.
mm Road brings hostilitipa
against Great Britain, one may
logically expec^activity by the
United States Navy againijt
Japan. This may not involve a
direct attack upon the Japa
nese, but it will probably in
clude something of » blockade
in the Pacific and steps to as
sure the security of the great
naval base at Singapore.
War or Peac« Up to Japan
Prom the “day that Japan em
barked upon her aggressive
The implication, it seems to carnpaign in China and her
policy of aggrandizement in the
Far East, it has been apparent
that a clash between this coun
try and Jaiian could be avoided
only by the complete abandon
ment, on the part of one nation,
of the position already taken in
diplomatic papers.
Certainly, the United States
has been tolerant and patient
[while Japan pursued her reck-
eandidate for vice-president on the Democratic ticket, with President Roose-
relt, i« shown conferrinR with
Henry A. Wallace,
TeUrH P.;^ president^ United Democrat, of Jackson Coun-
.. .. . Pr^writy” Seech In Kansas City last week. Left to
Md).nUl., -If. .( l>. D.mo.t.tic »ndU.l. for ,«..r.or .f Ml.-
■nH Mr. McDaniel".
HAII COLOIING
World’s First Co-Op.
Oil Well In
Operation
Co-Ops Start Drilling 3 More
Wells In N. W. Kansas
N. Tiansas City — Co-op Lea»-
gue News Service—The first co-
((P oil well in the world is now
in operation and three more are
being drilled as the con.«sumer8
cooperative movement takeg its
first step into oil production.
’.#n^jmers Cooperative Associa
tion, owned by 450 co-oPs in 9
■midwestern states, entered the
rtnks of o'il production Septem
ber 24 with the incorpoi’ation of
a subsidiary, the Cooperative Oil
the after mentioned Instittions. jProducin?: Association, and tho
Dr. Hcrlla^e fititerned at Ifo«nor purchase of a I®**®® ™
Phillipp H.Kwit^.^, St. Loujs, Mo. County. Kansa.s which hili one
where he \vas later appointed .producinsf oil well ^
resident physician. The youthful I Three new offsets will he drilled
medic is survived by his mother immediately, the first o w u.n
and father, RTFv. and Mi-s. j. W.
Under the present plan of
drilling one well to every 20
acres, there ij^ space f«>ir ai seven
new well?» on the quarter *iection.
Three of these will be drilled
immediately and the remaining
four at the option of the ccwpe-
ratives. The cnioplete repcprt of
the cons«Itiinsr geologist, witli
supportingr data and ni»>).s, wa.?
The re-opening of the Burma
Road, the highway upon which
We Must Fight or Surrender
The United States ha reached
^ - ithe place where it must assert
flows munitions to Generahssi- situation in the Far East is ex- its rights, protect its policies
nurchase was made Directors felt' , - rrA P’’f®”^,ceedingly grave. The question of:and resist aggression against
that it wa-! a modest bcKinninu Japan with Great Britain s an-jwar, or peace, is apparently left them. We must do this or sur-
that It was a modest begi K nn.T>A. swer to her alliance with Ger^ to Japan. render all influence in the Far
many and Italy. Tf *K«» fow^nem'ncr nf tiruu *i
Heritage, fne si.»ter, and* a host
of relatives tVid friends.
WANTED!
Salesmen - Saleswomen
We can use several Tnen or women for saleswork, I’refpr
high school graduates. A real opportunity for those who
have ability, personality and a desire to work in Charlotte
•nd suburbs. Personal interview Saturdays and the fol
lowing week from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. 123 Ea^t Fourth Street.
• > A. M. BIILLS, Pres, and Treas.
R. A. MILLS, Sec’y.
consideired carefully before the
felt‘_ n
every impormnt respeot to .the i
other subsidiaries of CCA; name
ly, the Co'iperative Refinery As-
sociiation and the Coo'perative
Pipe Line Association. Caipital
stock of COPA will be $200,OOO
consisting of $175,000 in prefe.'-
red aind $25,000 in cnmmon
stock, 0"'“ Voting stock, will be
held by the Consumers Coopera
tive Association. The temi for
is 50
us, is that Great Britain under
stands the position of the Unit
ed States and has a very clear
idea of what this country will
do if Japan runs amuck in the
Far East. Obviously, if Japan
enters the war against Great
Britain and the United States
stands aloff, the Japanese Navy
will be able to prey upon Brit
ish commerce and in combina
tion with German and Italiangast. The
units, might be able to break nationals have
,T o £3 been disregarded with immun-
Expecting U. S. Support? Ij^y ^nd treaties to which this
We are quite sure that the country and Japan were parties
United States Government has have been broken by Japan
given no commitment to Great without excuse.
Britain in respect to use of thel „ j ^ i i- • >
American Flet in the Far East' Fundamental policies of ^la
but. just the same, in v^ew
our non-partisan policy of sup- 5 ^ . the
porting Great Britain as the
fir^t line of our defense, it re-CJuna and the mainten
quires no gift of prophecy to
been flouted by Japan and are
now in danger of extinction by
the threat of armed action.
British Open Burma
Road And War Moves
Closer To Our Shore
Japanese Savy to break he Brit
ish blockade or* to accomplish
the defeat of Great Britain.
Consequently, we think it
may be safely assumed that the
in iprciven territory, with hazairds
reduced to a mininium. There are
10 good wells producing 4*2 Jfra-
vity crude oil on three sides of
the leas«.
It has been our goal fl'oin
the beg'ining to develop an inte
grated cooperative organizaJtion
extending into every phase of
the petroleum industry,” said
President Howard A. Cowden in
commenting on iithe new proje'!t.
“0«r latest development, the
first of its kind ever undertaken
Ijy a cpiwperative, to my know
ledge, is another step in thstt di
rection. We are now taking crude
011 from a Kan.«!as farm, piping
it through a cooperative line to
omr cooperative refinery, . and
w'as ap'Udde din Thursday. then hst'jling the refined product
CCA ha.>* purcha.sed an interest j, transport, comperatively-
in the prr»ducing well and the the local cooperative
160 acre tract, plus full produc-L,,^ distribution to cosuimers. It
ing alnd operating rights on ijroaden.s our service to
quarter BecDi(»n, which lies 11 ^consumersi but at the same time
miles .east and 3 miles north of yg degree of stability
jpiainville, Kan. The cooperative comes aflways when an or-
WARNING!
Ob a aKNor loaf, of 4of o6»et trip away from home—suddenly your
hOUM k gaml Uof\MtxAl Orop^ from your pockct? Stolen? No
■s*** ho** you *ay be sttaoded without funds, your vacation wrecked,
fw iliaetaff fained. Wl7 am tucfa rtdci?
ftBtitt ftni totrcl toooof a^inst Ion or tfi^t with American Express
Tnmlcn'Cbeqdes. Hiey are your own personal funds—safe, economical
aad ^wndsMr aayadme. Jnsc si^ your name to each cheque when
^•a ln)r Ibeai—tgua «dien you spend diein. ITicy provide you with a
“Atddag acBooBl" wfaerera you go. Should th^ be lost of stolen,
—wmiitTiiyifi, ftmt atoaef mli be refunded in full.
AMERICAN EXPRESS
TRAVELERS CHE9VE5
Amm Imtm m Dcmominatiok!. of tin. |20,
4HR |10* AI 7f Catnt roK Each $ino PuaoiAtm
Mechanics and
Fsurmers Bank
«44 I'M t i f 11 M I
pipe line which feeds the coope
rative refinery at Phillipsburg,
Kan.. ha.s beea taking oil from
the one producing well on tho
ganizatioTi moves towards the
ownership and control of its
source of supply.”
The CooperatJive Oil Produc-
lease since last April. The well^j^g, Associati^on has been incoT-
itself has a potential capacity of.porated under the cooperative
close to 400 baiTels a day. . act of Kansas and is similar in
J
Save Time and Money
By Relaxing in the
BUS
GOIPK? TO AND FROM work can b^ a pleasure if you
ride the bus. You get home earlier. You spend less
money for transportation (4 tokens for 25c). You en«
joy a safe comfortable ride.
Durham Public
Service Co.
directors of OO'PA
The net earnings or savings
on oil production will be. appor
tioned by the board of direetcfrs,
.nAject to aPProval by menibers,
in the following order and mari
ner: lO percent of tiie net earn
ings shall b eset aside as a ca
pital reserve; then interest shall
be palid on preferred and on
remaVining shall be allocated to
ccimmon stock. The net irwome
the patrons of the association on
the basis of their patronage.
Less than year after the
membership of CCA, at district
meetings, hild approved an oil-
prodution progi'am, and less than
four months after, directors had
made plans for ineorporatling a
producing sub-sidiiai-y, ttie whole
sale Actually had entered a 4th
field of the petroleum, industry-
produotion of crude oil. CCA be
gan business in 1929 as a petro
leum wholesale serving retail c#-
Having succeeded in closing
the ports of China and in over
awing the French to acquire
bases in French Indo-China, the
Japanese wefe anxious for the
closed. It was temporarily closed
sometime ago in orded to give
Japan an opportunity to seek
peace with China. Instead, the
Japanese extended their aggres
sion and entered into an alliance
operative members in the distr^
butive field. Jtfltermember-«iooii-
erativeg had built a refined fuels
market requiring more- thrfn 60,-
000,000 gallons a year, CCA en
tered the refining field early this
year with its new and efficient
3,000-barrel refinery at Phillips-
burg, an. ConfTecting the refinery
to the oil fields to the south is
a 92-mile pipe line whioh began
operations a few weekg before
the refinery.
ENJOY THE COMFORT
—OF THE—
HOTEL
BILTMORE
CLEAN-€OOL-^MFORTABLE
Grill, Private Dining Rooms, Open Air Garden
Thoroughly Renovated
DURHAM. N. C.
If the re-opening of the Bur-'East. With the civilization that
Balkans Tense As German Troops Move
SOVIET
RUSSI/i
RUM
DarefofW//es
TURKEY
Russia is reported to have in loaded with military supplies vir
failed long range gunS facing esre' observed paitsing through
Rumania, in the Bessarabia reg Maribor (2). Hailf a dozen of th
ion, to counteract^ German e'troopships were seen moving
movements that started I past Belgrade (3). The German
^barking at Regensburg (1),! radio at the same time carried
^ ^ Bulgaria was stre
fhpiV making ngthening her forces on the
TP ^ Danube to Greek and Turkish frontiers (
Jtumania and two freight trains 4).
Complete
BUILDING SERVICE
••••REMODEUNG ,
••••NEW CONSTRUCTION
••••ROOFING SERVICE
••••BUILDING SUPPUES
Esimates Gladly Furnished
For Painting, Papering and
Decorating we use ROGERS
PRODUCTS.
SMALL PROFIT, LARGE VOLUME
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
We Use Long-Life LOGAN-
LONG ASPHALT ROOFING
EXCLUSIVELY.
sHuiim
THIS COMPANY OPERATES ON A VOLUME BASIS
Home Modertiizatioii
and "Supply Go.
614 FayetteriUe St.
Durham, N. C,
Phone S-4AZL
+v *
Colored educational *istitutioni hava always lacked enough
funds for buildings and equipment, but the RoomtcU adminiatra*
tion decided that r/jf* should be done. Througk the Publie
Works Adnlolstratlon, new buildings have been constructed on
praettcally every colored college eampus In .imerlca. Photo
"'tabove) ^ows the new Chemistry Building at Howard Univetvity
in Washington.