as heads of families, of lodgers, and of adult sons and daughters or other relatives in the family could not be ascertained. Therefore, no attempt was made to give statemen

s important, therefore, to note that 113 out of 159 males, or 71.1 per cent, and 106 out of 167 females, or 63.5 per cent, were single, excluding those unknown. This suggests what t

Negro Wage-earners, Fifteen Years

ition Male.

No. Per cen

16.3 30 1

71.1 106 63

5.7 27 1

3 1.9 -

8 5.0 4

100. 167 1

duals has been indicated, we may profitably