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SAtURDAT, FEffif^UARY 21, 1M2
THE CAROLIKA TlHES
PAGE
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Drop lyiKbii^ Probe 3
Or Face Race Riot, Is'
Sikestoo, Mo.,Threat
flu otbtf hand thON who miyht
testify against tke lorafliien wonU
^ M f ostracised. fiy«a the mofft li>>-
I It rJlTP' RiirP Rinf K *•* *° wliom we*»poke ini'!
UI rate IVate lUUl, w witmwetl Uie m.ue
I (which he had m()i h* would ‘not
be inclined to tOTtiff ’.'’
(Continued fmu Pag« one)
when a mob stormed the juil auu
took out 9 Negrro Bccujed of rap
ing a wbj^j^l.
Fear of^ l^^oes, need to
*‘keep thel|l^|pl> his plaee" .ind
the feudal of southeatt
Missouri, wh«fl^ » very few people
own all the land and the rest «n>
va^tst are behind the story of
the brutal lynching, £he Tomp
kinses reported.
“Along niUv t^s feeiipg runi;i n
genuine feuijsiDf the 2Je^o’s phy
sical viol#>c0«>‘N%roes are natur
ally TiciMs/' tliey flaid,^‘iHth lesi
control over iheir emotions.’ Tt
follows that ‘violence is nceessarv
to keep tljegj subservient-’ It al«o
follows thai killing a Negro is nut
a crime like kiJling a white muii,
boDiause the Kegrd is closer to
brute than to an independent hu
man individuui with human rights.
There is a carry-over of feeling ii»
Sikeston today that goes back to
the old-time southern idea tliot
'every white man had to havo sev-
^al colored girls, aijd kill one nij;-
ger, before he becainc a raon in
deed. ”
* The investigators said: “We
were given the definite impression
that the lynchers would not he
ostracized by the community; on
Negroes themselves Are affniij
to identify any of the mob even
though they ^aw the entire pro-
oeediugs and kuow those respaii-
sible.
KOTIOE FOB SALE OF LAND
)W1
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DURHAM COUNTY:
Under and by virtue of a power
of sale couttiined in a certain Dcvd
of Trust axecuted oon the 20th day
One man in tho Sunset Addition of June i!)32, the Mechanics and
on being questioned by the Temp- Farmers ^nk, Trustee, asd duly
kinses was terrified and snid he recorded in the Office of the K«g-
would not talk “to white folks.'* ister of Deeds in Book of Mort-
“We did not ask him to talk,*'^gages 200, Page 20; default having
the investigators stated, *‘bceaus> been made in the payment of the
it is clear tliat be does not huv" indebtedness as therein provided,
police protection i«.^ikrston.” and having been requsted by the
Negroea‘*Too Oocky” holder of said note.
The undersigned trustee wiU o£-
“One person suggested that tho
tensions between poor white and
Negro labor might have son*»4Mi!>^.,
ing on the lynching. The ‘ poor
whites object to equality with the
Negro even more than the wealthy
ones. Racial feelings are more ))H
ter among the poor, ^leeause ‘if
they can’t fee] superior to the N«-
gro» what^ould- they feel superior
about f’ Many of the class of work
ers were in the lynching crowd.”
The report also revealed that
tl»e lynching of Cleo Wright was
not an isolated incident, but that
tension had been growing over :i
period Of time. Peeling had bevn
growing that Negroes were gottinj;
“too cocky.”
“There is increasing feeling a-
,gainsji labor unions organizing Nc
all tazea, lieni, and aasoM- j«ord«d ia the Offh* of tk« Begj*-
meats. t>e*d* of Conatyr
This the 17th day of February Book 8, Piypt 864 SRne k«^ •
im.
Meehanies A
C. O. Person,
Counselor at Law.
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Farmers Bank,
Trustta
AOMINISTEATOB’fl NOTICE
north CAROLINA,
DURHAM COUNTY.
HAVING QUALIFIED as ad
ministrator of the estate of C. D.
Oreen, deeeased, late of Durham
'County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deeeased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at 707 Fayetteville Street, Durham,
N. C-, on or before February 1,
1943 Or this notice will be pleaded
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fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash fl.t the Court House Door
12:00 o’cl^^k noon on Friday
March 20, 1942 the following des
cribed property to wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on tho
West side of Foster Street 77 l!eet
from the point where the South
side of Watkins Street intersects
the West side of Foster Street, it
being the S E corner of Lot No.
4 of the Plat hereinafter referred
to; running thence South 3 degrees
West aj^ng and with the said West
side of Foster Street North 74
feet to a stake; thence South 8i
deg. 22’ West 91.5 feet te a stake;
thence Nort’a 3 degs. East 75 feet
to a stake; the Northwest corner
of Lot No. 4 of Plat hereinafter
referred to; thence North 86 depi.
32’^R;b'-* in/V fret to a point
ot lieginning,. and being lots 1, 2,
and .3 of the survey of the G. K.
Albright property as conv^jyed by
Jarvis B. HArding, August 33,
1919, said p’.ikt being recorded in
Plat Book 4, page 61, in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Durham County. Further reference
is hereby made to deed from A.
McCullery, Jr., and wife, to Dr. A.
M. Moore and C. C. Spaulding,
dated March 4, 1920, and recorded
in Book 58, Page 479, Office f
Register of Deeds of “ Durham
County.
This property is being sold at
the request of the holder of the
said note. The saidi' sale will re-
innin open for ten days to feooive
increased bids fts is retired b^
law. The said property is being
so’.d subject to a mortgage now on
record in th3 Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Durham County,
Mortgage Book 186, Page 96, and
Having qualified aa the admin-
istratrxi of the estate of E, F.
. , j XL • „ Fancett, late of Durham County,
in bar of their recovery. All per- L ,. xt.- • * «
Cm North Carohna, this i» to notify
restinrey of Lot ], 9 sad S Blo^
‘*J** of tho- Stoetatdade proporttr
Bg reeord* dio Plat Book 6, *t
Pm» 44. *
Tkia proptrtjr ia beinf aold at
the request of the holder of the
said note. The said sale will re
main open for ten days to reeeive
bids a# is rsqsired by l•i^
This the 9tk day of Pebniary Bisbope
1942.
R. L. McDougald, Trustee.
C. 0. Pearson, Counselor at Law.
Synip oiade fron roM
bKtitste ff>r fruit jaiee) ksa ^MSia
4 II 1? PLewwle ’”*** «i^ty-&iB* (prfa ia
AJfl.L. LfOn VUlirCD » •«1»0«1 similar to Alien S-ho i!. . .
M 1 m« t emphaHiied the inportvtc- P*ae«* oa mMSmm la .
rAfmPn Mnf«l«aracter, judgement, effieieiv ^
rmillCU mUlUltaUC ^ peri««ality and tb» abiMty t» TdusM C
To Liviogstoiie j The faralty and itad«ata ot AU
A 4trfkia« traad toward man
Colfege Tiies. Feb 10t'r^a«JTthrlcou*ri^iiir^^*^^
5V UVO. 1 * V rTreleaders. on« kapr eot-
ADMnnSTSATBDC MOTIOE
Mechanics & Fanners Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT I N S U R A N C E CO B P O H AT I O
groes,” the investigators said.
“Negro labor is less subservient
tharr white Mmr at present aiid
employers do not expect this. With
the threat of a labor shortaga
looming close, employers resent
any encouragement to labor to be
come too courageous and demand-
iing.
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 31st day of January, 1942.
R. N. HARRIS,
Administrator of tbe Estate of
E. D. Green, Deceased.
C. J. GA'TES, Attorney.
Y
NOTICE FOR SALE OF LAND:
NORTH CAROLINA,
DURHAM COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of a power
of sale contained in a certain Deed
of Trust executed by Devid A. Per
ry and wife Ethel Perry to R. L.
McDongald, Tmstea for the Horn#
Modemixation and Sapply Com
pany, dated Jttoe 16,19^ aad daly
recorded in the Office of the Reg
ister Deeds in Book of Mortg
ages 296, Page 486; default having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness as therein provided,
and having been requested by the
holder of said note.
The undersigned trustee will of-'
fer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash’ at the Court House Door
12:00 o’clock noon on Thursday
March 12, 1942 the following des
cribed property to wit:
BEGINNING at the Southwest
intersection of Spaulding Street;
running thence with the Southern-
property line of Booker Street,
South 63-03 E. 50 feet to the No.
to the N. W. corner of Lot No. 2
may hereinafter referred to; thence
with the western line of Lot No. 2,
S'0^-57 ,W 110 feet to the South
west ^corner of Lot No. 2 in the
Northern line of Lot Noi 3; thwc*!
with the Northern line of Lot No.
3 63 03 W 50 feet to the western
property line of Spaulding Strec^^
thence with the property line of
said Street N 16-57 E 110 feet to
the point or place of beginning.
Same being Lot No. 1 of S. N. Di-
vis properly as stftveyed ' and re-
Salisbery^ — Several handreil ’
■iaiatcrs, laymen and seven of th*.
of the A. M. E. Zio i
Choreh formed aT motorcade' >•»
I**Tiaf«tene College Tuesday, Feb
ruary l®th, to join in the eel|Sbr,i-
tioB of the 88th birthday of th
late Dr. J. C. Price, firtt president
and FoiQnder of the collego- The,
FoHader’s Day address was deliv.
ered by the Honorable Josephm
Daniels, recently Embassador to
Mexico. In addition to the progr.nm
ton acrifage.
all persons having elaims against the leaders of the church had come
the estate of said deeeased to prf- “^ng a special contribution
■ent them to th« undersigiied at Episcopal area to help
616 Pine Street, Dorham North »*P*ete the Price Memorial baiid-
Carolina on or before tho 20«i day did they do a ;
of January 1943, or thia notiee wiil the final count w«s I
bb pleaded in bar of their rocovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate seitle-
ment.
Mrs. E^ie Faucetc,
Administratrix of estate of F.
F Faucfttt, deceased.
V
NOTICE FOE SALE OF LAN1>s
north CAROLINA: •
DfURBAM COUNTY:
Under and by virtues o fa pow
er of sale contaii^ in a certain
Deed of Trust exMuted the 20th
d&y of June 1932, to Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Trustee, and
Idaly recorded in the Office of tke
made they had in cash the neat sum
of $28,058.94. There was much re-*
joicing that this year of the past
five since the campaign has been
on, broke the record.
Bishop P. A. Wallace, Senior
ish(^ of the elmrch, paid a ve’-v
fine tribute to ^r. Diuriels, when
presenting him t* the aadienee;
Bishop Walks, ChaJonBan of tho
Poard of Trustee, delivered a very
eloquent response. Editor Daniels
said among othor things "I conoe
as a friend of your former presi
dent to join with yon in paying
tribute to bis'lalent and useiurnesa
in a life cut short before he had
reached the meridian. There was
something in tKe timbre and cad
ence of Price’s voice that sootJ>el
RCAuy
TUI iMOKE sF sLewis-ssaans cameu emnm
2Bi^ LESS NICOTINE
than the aTcns* of dM 4 ecbar laracK-fdlias
dcaretm teited —ks tfaan Mr them — accotd-
ing to iodcpendw iciSBMic tSMS mf th* tmtok* ,
CAMEL
THE cfcjiwrrc oir^
GOSTUES TdBACCOS
Register of Deeds in Book of Mor
tgages 200, Page 26; default hav-jand pleased all who came under
ing been made in the payntfat of (its spell, and there was depth and
the indebtedness as therein pro
vided, and having been requested
by the holder of said note.
The undersigned trustees will
offer for.sale to the highest bid
der for cash at the Court House
Door 12:00 o’clock noon on.Fri
day, March 13, 1942, the following
described property to wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
West side of Foster Street 77 feet
from the point where the South
logic in his utterance that carricd
conviction.” In another burst of
eloquence, the speaker said. “I
wish to pay tribute to the onti
hundred percent Americanism of
Negro in this ^ay, when patrio
tism and democracy are challeng
ed. There are no fifth columni:jt.-,
nt) saboteurs, no QqisVngs, no trai
tors in the Negro race. They havo
responded to the call of their cou.v
try, ready to dd, to dare,^ to die
OCCO-NEE-CHEE
- Self-Rising Flour
tfie Guess out\';f.6 and Saves ywti Moniy
1,
Buy Defense Bonds and St^ps
CE0ALTheatre!
side of Watkins Street intersects j wherever their country calls.’’
the West side of Foster Street, it'Through the kindness of W.STF,
being the S E corner of Lot No., the address was broadcast by re-
4 of the Plat hereinafter referred
to; running thence South 3 de
grees West along and with the
said West side of Foster Street
North 75 feet to a stake; thence
South 86 deg. 22’ West 91.5 feet
to a stake; thence North 3 degs.
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118 S. Mangiim St. P«»P* Hajswood
mote control.
The Bishops present were: B'a-
bops P. A. Wallace, B. G. Shaw,
W. J. Walls, J. W. Martin, C. C.
AUeyne, W. W. Matthews, and E.
li. Madison. Bishop W. C. Brown
wag on the Pacific coast, but his
report came in as usual. 'The trus
tees ordered that the work begin
at once on the new building. Pres
ident W. J. Trent and his associ
ates in the faeuS^ as well as the
student body, are TCry happy over
the outcome of the cele{rra^ion.
“Help Scrap A Jap”
(Continned frMn Page one)
facts. Mr. Spaulding complimented
the school on the work it has been
doing through the fifty-five years
Of its history and closed his ad
dress with the admonition to read"
the bible and learn' to deal With
people. He refers especially to the
Ninety-first Psalm which he ha 1
recommended to President Roose
velt as in aid in this time of cri
sis. '
. Mr. George Cdx, vice president
of Dr. Spaulding^’s institutions was
introduced and spoke very interest
ingly telling of having been the
- Sunday and Monday
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Also Pathe News Serial and Comedyj
Tuesday and Wednesday, (SPECH^)
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East 75 feet to a stake; the North-
west corner of Lot No. 4 of Plat
hereinafter referred to; thence
North 86 degs. 22’ East and 91.5
feet to a point of beginning, and
being lots 1, 2, and 3 of the sur
vey of the G. K. Albright proper
ty as conveyed by Jarvis B. Hard
ing, August 23, 1919, said plat be
ing recorded in Plat Book 4, Page
61, in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Durham County. Fur
ther reference is hereby made to
deed from A. McCullery, Jr., and
wife, to Dr. A. M. Moore and C.
C. Spaulding, dated March 4, 1920,
and recorded in Book 58, Page 479,
Office of Register of Deeds of
Durham County.
This property is being sold at
the request o^ the holder of the
said note. The said sale wil remain
open for ten days to receive in
creased bids as is required by law.
The said property is being sold
subject to a mortgage now on rec
ord in the Office of Register of
Deeds of Durham County, Mort
gage Book 186, Page 96, and all
tiixes, liens, and street assest-
This-jthe-^Oth ^d^^’ of Fehruary^'
1942. * ■ ' '
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Trustee
lO.-O.' Pearson, Counsilor at Law.
SOME PEOPLE
BELIEVE IN LUCK
OTHERS OWN ...
Hospital,
Accident
And Funeral Insurance Policies
-in-
SOUTHERN ^IIDEUTY
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
DURHAM, N. C.
One person in every 13 became ft
Hospital Patient in IMO
Families with less than $1,200 a year
> inconoe spend $49 a year
for medical care
Henry C. Davis,
Durham Repres^taMve
F. D. Alexa^
Charlotte Represen^itim
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