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8l4 CONN AVE-CLOSE IN: LARGE, ! RIM,
k'nette. b. everything furnished; $lO.5O wk'
cont. h. W. steam heat: rooms. So up.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY 3 ROOMS,
kitchenette, private bath; nicely furnished
nndern l5l0 2lSt ST. u ".
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SALE--HOUSES.

Se,450-CHEVY CHASE - CONVENIENT TO
Spacious rooms: lot 5oxi4o #. high elevation.
Phone Nat. 1893 till pm.
NEW VALUES ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
These homes are all brick. detached. colonial
homes of pleasing design. They contain Z
rooms. baths and 2-esr brick @ gaIase; VIDE WIde
house open daily until pm. Drive out
Conn. ave. to Chesapeake st, turn left TO
1927 Chesapeake ST.. or phone Clev. sSSI'
UPPER 18th ST. sECTION-soLD. ORIGI-
nally for $4,000: now offered for only
marvellous outlook. Pm. Nat. 1893 till IN.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST-IDEAJ CORNER;
best section Mass. ave. ne. mr.. Lincoln Park.
Attractive residence; ONCE quarters; seven
large rms bath. cleo, INV h., built-in ga
rage. Price. sl2.5oo; terms Phone Lin o346.
BARGAIN; OFF UPPER 14th; $500 FOR
quick sale-20-ft. modern brick home, porch
cunbrance Cai E. W BAILEY. Adams 1856
NEW, NEARLY FINISHED BRICK. CHEVY
bed rooms), ba.. lg. veranda, 2-car garage;
priced to sell quick: S1l.750. Clev. 4733.
TAPESTRY BRICK. 2-FAMILY FLAT SEPA-
rental. $50 per month each; ami 2 heating
plants hwd floors. rear porches. large
7th and Md. ave ne Price. Si2. 500 terms
to suit. VIM N, Pressgraves Co, 402 9th n E.
s5,75O-WoRTH CONSIDERABLY MORE
Near the Capitol; Groom, modern home
Easy terms Owner retiring to country home
Don't miss this exceptional opportunity. For
inspection apply s25 ST. ne
EIGHT-ROoM BRICK WITH LARGE ATTIC
and full cellar, in best section Of Petworth
Suitable for dividing into apartments. Prop
erty bought a. foreclosure Srs ana opeTeo T I9I
Star ONCE.
So, 500 = BETWEEN l4th AND 18th SITS,
above Park rd. Nearly new semi-det brick;
-4xy Ia tu-n irC1 hpg n
crete front porch. big rear yard. garage, oil
burner Phone Nat. 1898 till pm
COLUMBIA RID. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
5000 cash. S45 per month buys 6-room and
h-wh.. elec. newly decorated; front and
double rear porches. For appointment Met
| 5088; eve. Pot. 449l.
/ DETACHED. CHEVY CHASE. D.. e, $3.50
at sacrifice; modern Groom and bath, ga
rage open fireplace, beautiful lot; $1,000
Saesada essn dad ADAMS M Nfs Tsss a after I pm
/ 47Ol BLAGDEN TERRACE N.W.-DETACHED
corner brick; master bed rooms, baths,
eOTpiets ss 6us a5sTes posTN 81 Go aeateF ISIS
st. NV Nat. 076O.
FIVE ROOM BRICK CORNER. HOME; FIN
ished room IN cellar: Bryant gas burner
screens. Weather-StriPped' ~, briek t, garage; Tt
Os62 or Ciev 4s44
49, Sss5O-DETACHED HOME. NORTH CLEvE-
| land Park section; large rooms; big lot; front
new. Easy terms Nat. 59O4 until p m.
| So $50 Sc. NEAR EASTERN HIGH-sIx
rooms bath nice D4rSheS t saTage m0deTR sLm
/ to suit. Nat. 1904 until p m.
WOODBRIDGE HOME.
Beautiful condition throughout lovely
| lawn and shrubbery; rooms bath and
1926 l.sS SAFEE sF, rs. JAMES 1SSa S5ftn osss.
TnEAI LOCATION
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED.
S42-1466 COL. RID.
large room. kitchen Murphy bed. Frig-
daire. Apply resident manager.

DHZ-lfOO I'LL. MI.
large room. kitchen Murphy bed, Frig-
dalre. Apply resident manager.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
2lll 18th sT-NEAR COL RID.
S32 50-Apt consisting of one large room.
kitchen and bath.
$50 0O0-HousekeepinE apt consisting Of .
large rooms. kitchen and bath.
l4th and K. CAFRITZ. Dist. 1880
COLORED-ATTRACTIV 20 ROOM APTs.,
newly decorated. h. .-w.h., bath; S23-S30. elec.
included. 20l Eye st. NV. Adams 1850 as
cOLoRED-l2I3 r. / AVE NW.-NEwLY
decorated; large rooms. kitchenette. bath;
cheerful; h.-w.h. ami; s45. Col. 064iW
COLORED = 3I0 EYE ST. NV -ATTRAC-
tive heated apartment. rooms, bath: gas,
electricity: $3.50. Col. 2675
COLORED-APTs, NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted. ami: rms, kitchenette. bath.
porch s4O.50 so. s45 so. 1127 Fairmont
COLORED-I ROOM. 800; INCLUDES ELEC-
trio light. heat hall entrance; no children.
1922 Willard NV.
COLoRED--l225 2sth ST. NV, ROOMS,
Georsetovn. Apt. l. 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath, s32 So Immediate possession. Rent
starts March |.
cHAs E. TRIBBY's SONS.
s14 Dist. Nat Bk. Bldg. Phi. Dist. 477s
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FOXALL.

An attractive ENGLISH TYPE brick
home possessing unusual charm and beauty;
bordering Govt. park and overlooking q
beautiful Handicapped parkway. Ideal COM
munity where your neighboTs are selected
with utmost care. The owner has added
many convenienceS. Perfect CONDITION
cannot be told from a NEW home. See this
wonderful value today
EVENING PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 9 PM.
J. +. DOUGLASS CO.,
1921 ST NV MET s67s
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2635 18th EMBASSY SECTION-Two newly
furnished bed rooms. adjoining bath; reason
able Phone Columbia 1882. 70
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1907 UPSHUR ST N.W.-TWO OR THREE
rooms kitchenette, semi-private bath; south
ern exposure
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1913 NJ ST NV enquire Apt. l2)-Larse
room. beds, kitchenette, gas, elec linens,
70 hat
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llO4 LII LARGE RM., KIT. B.. NICELY
fur facing park: cen. downtown; INV h,
cont h. ". hardwood ifs. adults: $40 mo.
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| THE PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD, NV.
| Modern, excellent location; Frig; l, 2; j.
beaut fur. rms, spacious dressing T., din-
| e5eo NV ~ az
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1920 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS:
kitchen porch. semi-bath. SAT 90; also
bed rooms. kitchen. bath porch. $50 23
1872 fTEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tCOR. N ST
n.w)-2 and r. K. b.. gas, elec; n, cn-"i::
furnished. S45 to $50 mo. Apply janitor.
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WHY PAY MORE7
THE ALAMO 1907 18th CT NJ

THE ALAMO. 1928 18th st. NV.
No: 23I3 rooms and dbath...............S4 S45. 90
No. 3s-4 rooms and bath'''.eio-.....s ~ .s5i So
THE CALIFORNIA, ITS California St. NV
NO 3-5 rooms and bath. ........... $50. 90
THE SORRENTO, 1898 18th st. NV
No. 2l-4 rooms and bath .......... $50. 90
THE BIRMINGHAM. 26l1 Adams Mill Rd.
No. SIS rooms and bath. .s67. so
No. 24-3 rooms and bath. ............ ~. so
THE CL1FFBOURNE. 1855 Calvert st. NV
No 32-5 rooms and bath S60. 90
THE 1NGLESIDE 1851 Lamont St NV
No. Is rooms and bath so
- THE ST. PAUL. 1922 18th st. NV
No. 2-5 rooms and bath .,..,....,3 $50 so
You viii find by comparison that the above
rents are unusually low. this being largely
due to the fact that you rent direct from
the owners. As special inducement the
above above apts may be, leased for an, period
desired and rent will be effective March l.
Possession Immediately. but no reductions
INSPECTION may be made at any time by
CHAs, E TRIBBY's SONS.
614 Dist. Nat. Bk Bldg PHI Dist <T76
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| 1872 2lsts ST. NW-APT. LARGE ROOM.
| well furnished. kitchenette; running water,
| gas cleo. linens: 80 80 month.
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: }:ARFNDRFIFR HILL
WANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. refined. wants comfort al bic
room and dinner with coneenial Jewish fam
lily. Address Box ZOE. Star ONCE.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT.
HOUSES-FURNISHEn
Observation-Disclosures

423 MARIETTA PL. NW-s RMS. NICELY
furnished; Semi-detached; garage; choice,
restricted neighborhood. Georgia 2263-W.
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WE PLACE YOU FREE

Furn. and Unfurn. Apis. and Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye St. NV. Dist 6768
MT PLEASANT. 3l07 18th N.W.-OVER-
| looking Rock Greek Park; bed room. living
dining room, kitchen, bath modern; quiet
adults 70
1918 o N.W-FIRST FLOOR. TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette. semi-bath; well furnished; inst.
h. W. gas and elec.: 1872. 26'
2O5 ST. NE-ENTIRE FLOOR: , BED
rooms, combina tion kitchen and dining room,
Driyate bath. phone; Sl2 week
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IULURED.
Practically new building. 636 18th St ne
Apartment in excellent condition Two
rooms, kit. and bath, only s40.50. Janitor
on premises.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
National 0036 Q24 I4th ST NV
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ROoMS-FURNISHED.

i5th ST N.W.-Large master bed room,
bath; cont. h. W; no other roomers.
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1905 18th ST. APT. 101.-GIRL TO SHARE
res soma blP. after 80.
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1920 KALORAMA RD-Front bed room.
three windows all conveniences; for gentle
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fzoI COLUMBIA RD-Room in apt next
bath with couple, 1st floor 'front.' two adults
rbnpe Ant inQ
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1918 10th ST. NV - SECOND FLOOR
apartment, living room, master bed room
with bath and sleeping porch, second bed
room with lavatory. kitchen. dinette. Gen.
eral Electric refrigeratio modern apart
ment building. S55 monthly.
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CIRCLE-Lovely front
h, private home, $50 month;
Call wisconsin 4357.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE WYATT APIS. 452O Ga. AVE.-LIV.
refrig t63 so; will sell furniture cheap.
I7l7 R, NW.2-RooM APT. REC. HALL,
kit and bath 1T free PTigids1re s1 e. southern expo
l-room. kit. apt. s42 so See res. mgr.
thu seroom apt; rednished throushont,
distance hst Of do%ntoTn: rent, S67 per month.
Apt open zen for for inspeeti9n1i On j. A HAYDEN A,1N
Apt 2-2 r, kit and bath. $35: janitor serv-
ice Apply 300 Md. ave. ne.
1884 EYE ST NW.-sUNNY UNFURNIsED
ette, Kelvinator;, s48. 26'
1901 R, !. AVE. N.E-BRIGHT; NEW; 3
22l6 18th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. hot-water heat; reasonable rent;
newly papered.
? ROOMS. KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH. IN
included in rent: cars, busseS and stores
convenient, 50 You st. NV. Cnear North
Capitol and R. / ave..
GROOM; KITCHEN Hen b BATH APT. SECOND
! 1912 FAIRMONT ST NV. -. TWO LARGE
front rooms kitchen and bath electric re-
friReratpr. AUTOMATIC heat: very reasonable
TO adults Inquire Mr.. DAVIS, Apt /. first
floor -
OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIMF-IN A
of rooms, kitchenette and bath. from S45 so
70 $3.50. PERCY H RUSSELL CO, i7si
1925 KANSAS AVE. NW.-NEW. MODERN.
aaS-heated apt. rooms, sitchenette bath
LessonsbIs rent. THOMAS 4 JAMESON
25Oi 18th ST NW-2nd FLOOR. CORNER;
3 rooms. bath. porch heat, gas. elec fur'
+ ladies or couple employed references. %
1910 CALIFORNIA NW.-NEWLY DECO
rated rooms kitchenette, bath, large din
ing alcove, second-hoor front Frigidaire:
owner mana gement
$500 14th ST. NV. -3 LARGE ROOMS.
pered and painted southern exposure: $50
FOR RENT. CHEVY CHASE d. C.-sECOND
story Of residence equipped for housekeep-
ing; rms bs plus a heat gas & cleo
1918 10th ST NV. - SECOND FLOOR
apartment. living room. master bed room
with bath and sleeping porch, ,Lectn second bed
eral Electric refrigeration; modern apart
ment buildine. s55 monthly.
ROANOKE, 1913 EUCLID ST
| rooms, all outside; large porch. See
SIP CONN. AVE- BED RMS, LIy. RM.,
sO Of path anD posfa An ao Gec aE anit61 o. Met
POPULAR,
| CONVENIENT. WELL MANAGED
THE CLYDE. ll24 10th NV.
| Rooms Kitchenette and Bath.
Resident Manaser.
Telephone Metropolitan 5l23.
Electric Refrigeration.
| THE COTTON. 40 EYE ST NV
| 2 rooms kitchenette. dinette and bath,
/ S42 50 to S55
RESIDENT MANAGER
DOWNTOWN.
THE HARWILL.
| 1885 X st. n.w.--l room. kitchen dinette
| bath and Murphy bed; sS2.So.
2 rooms. large reception hall, kitchen.
1 bath and Murphy bed $40
Electric refrigerstion, 24-hour elevator
service and phone See resident manager.
HIGBIE. RICHARDSON q FRANKLIN, NC,
SIS 18th ST NV. Nat. 2o7s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1875 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
One Block West Of 18th and
Columbia Rd NV.
Several apartments available in this con-
veniently located building. In good condi-
ton and under supervision OF competent
resident manager. Electric refrigeration on
house current.
room. kit. and bath $40 90
rooms, kit. and bath 50 SO
B. F. SAUL Co,
Nat. 2l0O. 925 18th ST NV
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$7,450-BROOkLAND-
CEAH DEF TACHEn

Evenings, S to 9, Cleveland 1888.
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APARTMENTS-FUR a. UNFIJR
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE, THREE
baths. twelve rooms. oil heat. Can give pos
session. Seen by appointment. Phone Ad-
ans 5261-J. owner.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THREE LARGE ROOMS, ENTRANCE HALL
kitchen pantry and bath; attractiyNG fur
riished; electric refriseration free; ohet 10:
cality convenient TO cars ana stores; ior
Mntvood pl nv. Apt. 2o2.
$3.50 WARDER-2 Fms. PRIyATE BATH
sSss: sGss'i IN dsd. Sss Tdsns ssSs. ''
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BATH: references required. Georeia l346.
I33O IIth ct NV large front rooms,
Ink, next bath; continuous hot water
telephone II
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SUNNY ROOM with sleeping porch. tiled
shower, in detached home. Phone Adams
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1886 MASS. AVE. SE-Clean. comfortable.
furnished room; suitable for one or two.
7
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i75O CHURCH ST dupont Circlel-Wen
furnished room, for one two: private
home; reasonable.
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th St. NV.
1corner Ouel-Rooms with private baths,
Others with running water. near shower
single. So So double. SO so and $40 weekly
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OPEN.
trni L IAAIOMn, GT NJ W

172l LAMONT ST NV.
ENTIRELY RENOVATED-LIKE NEW.
Absolutely the most wonderful buy IN
town Beautifully arranged 10 rooms 8
baths. hardwood floors throughout. Priced
to sell Small cash payment. Stop by-look
1t over Be agreeably surprised. Represent
atiye on premises. Phone Wise. 1891.
BEST 7-ROOM 4-BED-ROOM) NEW HOME
in Northwest, facing wide avenue. Price
80 $50; terms arranged. Your immediate in
spection will convince you. Phone us Tor
appointment.
1926 14th ST NV North 0962
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1929 10Th ST NW.-Attractively furnished
single and double rooms; inst. h. W, phone
garage space if desired; gentlemen ~
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7 LOGAN CIRCLE, Apt 23-Sunny. clean,
modern room, twin beds, next oath' WadRihR
Gisfance. Sln Meek Dec. 4O3O-J. 28'
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH,
SAT so to $50; light. gas and Frigidalre IN
cluded 1000 18th st.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c. - Two second floor
front, single or en- suite: detached home; L
so Conn ave 3724 Northampton st.
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windows. southern exposure suitable Tor
comfortable; convenient downtown central
q 20
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$3.50.

$3.50.
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE.
An opportunity to buy one of the best
home values in this location, only two
squares from Sherman Circle. Six well
planned rooms and two inclosed porches.
h.-w h. and electricity. 2-car garage, large
pantry. covered concrete front porch. built
in tub and shower Terms can be ARRANGED.
For opportunity to inspect call Georgia 3522.
$6.450-MODERN BRICK HOME.
Is located handy to Eastern High School
and every convenience; has six bright rooms.
three porcheS hardwood floors; is perfectly
refinished. vacant and on big lot. $50 feet
deep. with paved street and alley. Is ideal
to have small apartment on second moor.
and priced low to sell Immediately. CALL
r. NJ. HOOKER,
METROPOLITAN 1858
Evenings, to 9. Cleveland 6933.
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9l5 2Oth NW.-ATTRACTIvE OR 4 RMS.
kitchen. bath. |. and g. maid service; also
single room. running water. MGR. Apt l.
FAREWELL. $500 18th ST. NV RMS,
kit, 0fnet bath shower. large dressing rm.,
SIS: unfurn S62 so; free refrigeration, ele-
Dnrh ma
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1926 10th ST. NW-Large double rooms, well
furnished. twin beds $50 and $35 per month' mont
Oec 1920
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
LAB 0 R N E W S
By
F. T. CORNELIUS, Secretary
Salisbury-Sbencer Central Labor Union
By

Industry and society are confront
ed with evidence of need to revise our
standards of work hours. Management
has made decisions upon the work day
and work week guided chiefly by the
total amount of the pay roll, with
little regard to the cost per unit OF
production or the costs of business
slumps hat could have been avoided
Reductions in hours of work with
equal or increased compensation have
been granted grudgingly and often on
ly after protracted struggle. Without
the leadership of organized labor
movements hours of work would have
never reached present standards and
industry would have blocked its own
progress by preventing the expansion
of markets. Wage earners
are 80 per ZEN of the customers in
retail stores.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
Better Mana
Needed This Year

Organization of the farm for more
economical management and the use
of a budget to determine the needs and
income of the owner are two items to
be considered by every North Caro-
lima farmer in 1882.
This thought was developed by
committees on farm management and
reorganization at the regional meet
ings held in December by the agri-
cultural extension service. of State
College. (
"A simple form of budgeting is
recommended for farm and family
receipts and expenses for the next
year." says the report. "This budget
should consider first those items
which the farm itself will produce in
the living of the family and should
include such items as feed, seed, food,
and fuel. Second the budget should
consider those items which must be
purchased such as fertilizer, taxes,
hired labor, clothing, = medical care
and the like. After the minimum cash
needs of the farm have been determin-
ed, the farm business should be stud
led o that cash enough to meet these
needs might be produced"
"By using average yields per acre
and production figures, every farmer
can approximate what he may expect
from his land and livestock in one
year," says R. H. Rogers, farm man
agement specialists at State College
Cash crops should be restricted ii
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
MAN
dies OF HURTS

Hugh harrington, Southern Railway
employee, died here Jan. 18th from the
effects Of a broken neck sustained
when he fell early Sunday morning
from a stairway landing at his home
at South River. Mr.. harrington had
worked Saturday night and sometime
after he had reached his home he fell
while probably half unconscious in
sleep.
Surviving are his wife, who is post
mistress of the town of East Spencer,
and two sons and N daughter. The
children are R. D. harrington and
Miss Elsie harrington of East Spencer.
He was a native of Greensboro, a
son of the late Nathaniel harrington.
For 20 years he had been with the car
repairing force at the Spencer shops.
The funeral took place Tuesday af-
ternoon from the South River home
and interment was in Memorial Park
cemetery in Salisbury.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08

sNorth Carolina is not afraid to
stand by ITSELF" says Governor Gard
ner in his article in the January 2
Saturday Evening Post in which he
tells first of the tremendous progress
made by this state after the war, and
second of the intelligent retrenchment
policies taken since the entire country
was faced with the need for more
careful control of public moneys.
Reduction in taxation is a feature
of North Cardinals program that in
terests almost all other states, many
of which are staggering under heavy
burdens. Governor Gardner says with
reference to road taxes: 1.-THE position
of the Administration was that roads
should be supported by those who use
them, and that the overwhelming ma
jority of country people were not get
ting a fair return from the proceeds
of the gasoline tax. All owners of
gasoline vehicles paid this tax, but
the tax was used almost exclusively
for the support of the state highway
system >. . connecting the principal
towns. The 80 per cent of the coun-
try people living off the state high
way paid their gasoline tax and then
for most of their travel used only
their neighborhood roads-maintaiaed
by property taxes The most adj
vanced legislation was embraced in the
administration bill for the state tc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
N. E. M0URNS
SUDDEN DEATH
OF TREASURER

Captain Nathan O'Berry, Goldsboro,
state treasurer, died suddenly January
5th.
The 75-year-old official died at his
home here at 1905 a. M, so minutes
after suffering a heart attack. He had
been in excellent health for a mar of
his years, and only Monday was bust
ly enaged at his office in Raleigh with
the fiscal affairs of the state.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning at IL o'clock at the
Goldsboro Presbyterian church. The
Rev. Peter Mcintyre officiated.
Members of the family declined an
invitation from Governor Gardner for
Captain O'Berry's body to lie in state
in the state capitol at Raleigh. They
said his often expressed wish was for
simplicity and he would not have SO
desired.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
WUXTRA! VENUS
CUTS PRICE ON
ECZEMA SALVE

J.. T. Wyatt, Salisbury, N. c., R.
F. D. ;, is closing out his home made
Eczema sa1ve at half price-5oc a jar.
Now is the time o lay in a supply
it cures Eczema in a day. A Happy
New Year to all the readers of our
items for the new year 1882.
If you know of anything a million
years old wife and tell us about it.
We want to mention it in our items.
Send a self-addressed stamped en-
velope and get the history of the Life
of Venus. Free. Mail to ]. T. Wyatt,
Salisbury, N. c., R. F. D. ;.
The Salisbury Bakery is delivering
some of that good bread to the stores
here today that sells good and fast.
Write and tell us where money is
buried.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
Carolina Is Not
Afraid To Stand Alone

take over the country roads,"
Government by the people them
selves instead of arbitrary government
by a mail board was the object Of
the Local Government Act. Cover
nor Gardner says that this Act Elm
creased the confidence of the holders
of North Carolina securities, stabiliz-
ed the credit of North Carolina coun-
ties and towns, and gave a new mean
ing to the phrase 'local self-govern-
ment."
The plan for consolidation of state
schools, and also the public-school
legislation are discussed: "This legis-
lation brought about the large de-
crease in the cost of government and
the greatest reduction in taxes on
property"
cit was repeatedly charged hat if
taxes were reduced the reduction
would not reach the taxpayer back
home. The answer is taxes on proper
ty were reduced-posltivefy reduced
and the reduction is bling felt this
year in the p%ocketbook Of the taxpay-
er back home"
1.-THE two branches of the public
service hal are essentially state func-
lions and hat represent between 80
and 70 per cent of the total cost Of
government-namely, schools and
roads-are supported and operated by
the State. In this respect North Car
DINA stands alone"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
APPEALS FOR GOVERNMENT
RFTJFF

The American Federation of Labor
threw the full force of its influence
in fayor-of direct federal ~appropria-
lions for unemployment relief in the
hearings held by the Senate subcom-
mittee of the Committee on Manu-
features ON the relief bills sponsored
by Senator Robert LaFollette and Ed
ward P. Costigan, asking liberal ap-
preparations to relieve the unemploy-
ment situation. Edward F. McGrady,
legislative representative of the Fed
Grafton, told the subcommittee that
"the greatest fear Of our people in
this, the richest country in the world:
is unemployment and the spectre Of
starvation drawing nearer and near
err"
cit is the belief of the American
Federation of Labor Mr.. McGrady
continues, "that national law maker.
should not shirk this responsibility
Indeed, it is a great opportunity fol
the Federal Government to renew the
faith of the people in their govern.
ment,, a faith that has been badly
shattered in the last three years.
Unemployment and its consequent
poverty is reaching into the lives Of
men and women in all walks Of life
The story of these American work
every n of us 10 wonder about thu
future of our Institutions unless a So
luton is found for the problem. No,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-01-08
BY A

Again the ruthless hand of death
has removed from our midst a fel-
low workman and comrade, Hugh
harrington. For more than twenty
years Brother harrington was a men,
Der of the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen and his sudden and untimely
death came as a shock and left many
saddened countenances, among OUT
members. The entire labor movement
of this vicinity through this column
expresses to the bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy.