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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-22
THEY'RE Still Good.

Members of the old Royal team
are getting a good.natured razzing
anent their coming match with an
all. Washington team of youngsters
but bowling experts say the Royals
will be hard to beat. Earl Lewis,
for instance. knocked off a 36O.set
the other night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-22

And Skillet Finn. Esq, laughed
himself out Of his imitation
mahogany swiveIf seat when he
heard the story and he wants to
pass it on to the rest of you fans
for what it is worth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-22

AS scandal everything
Washington has crept into Skillet Finn Esq., baseball ticket
The narrowing details brought light today by Bill Foley
Central High School track demands that immediate
vestgaion
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
WHERE SOME HUSBANDS
co ON FRIDAY NIGHTS
That Dance ut ShawbOr0 Is said
To BE I'm Interesting .iilair
For All Hands.

NIuyhc some Elizabeth city wives
will lruru where their husbands
have ls,cn going nm Friday nights,
Ii Il letter received hy this news
Iup"r from currc>poidcmt nj
shiloh. who asks that his letter h'
published has il straight. Here j.
what he >uy~:
They have Il dance NJ Shawh"rn
every Friday ni=ll'. and il i one
nf the rnttcmr>t things You have
ever >"ru. II j. nothing hut II hug.
ging party or II feeling meeting. and
it j. leading our young girls a>trny.
The girls tell their parents when
they leave h"mc thar they are going
iu some other place tn Keep them
from knowing they have gone I" the
dance.
"Yurrm. men from Hll thru the
vicinity come there drumN. AMI even
married men from Elizabeth Ci,y
leave their wives umd 80 1" the
dance at Shawbnrp {" hus some
Young girl who isn't old enough I"
think nf the shame and disgrace
they are bringing "u themselves.
"Mnthrr,; AMI fathers don't have
any idru their girls are In such II
place. wish YOU would publish
this letter tn let people know what :
.uiuG uE.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
n DOWNTOWN PROPERTY

The Love property "n the corner
of pnindcNirr AMI Matthews streets
has been cleared of the old buildings
which ol>tructcd ii, amd now pre-
,.nts the. .sppenrancr of heins nr'lc
ready For improvements. street
runners thar Mr.. Love t. planning
to erect II large store huiidiu. ar II
hotel um the property are not com
firmrd 10y Mr.. Love who says hr
still has in mind II number of in
pruvrmcnt>. um neither of which he
has fully decided.
The Water Street property "f y.
G.. Grandy y Company between the
camden bridge umd Matthews street
has hcrn improved considerably 10y
the erection "r II one story hrick
store building. which will house
two stores and an nutOmoniIr con-
Germ. This building i about ~
10y ~ feet.
The Ant" " Gas Engine Works
have recently completed an addition
To- their business building. The MI
diiiom will hr used ~ Il supply room.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
THE WRATH OF THE
RIGHTEOUS PREVAILED
Police Ring After Provoking !
Storm BY Pulling Motorists
In Churches

The warih Of the righteous wns
Just u little too much for the County
Court when the police .mnde II raid
on automobiles parked on the wrong
side of streets around Elizabeth CITY
churches Sunday morning and or.
dcrrd thirty.fivr church members to
20 10 Court Monday morning and
answer t0 the law for having vi0lat-
al the new parking ordinances.
AZ the First Methodist Church The
police tagged the ears Of Alderman
Roscoe Foreman and Assistant
County Judge +. j. Markham.
among u raft Of others. Walter l..
Wood who hndn't been To sunday
School before In two years. came out
Of sunday School sunday morning
Ia find his ear tagged with mn order
10 go Ia Court Monday morning.
And then the righteous nrcd.
M one seemed to know the
new laws and. Ruhg Town like. the
city authorities had not put up signs
tu Indicate Ia folks where they
should or should not park. All well
regulated cities dO that. and don't
leave their own folks and strangers
to guess which side of the street to
pnrk on. Bui Elizabeth city passes
new pnrking and traffic laws with
every change Uf the moon nnd pro-
yi,lrs no signs On streets To guide
the innocent mot"rist.
II would have been Initr nii easy
matter sunday for policemen To
have been on hand at the churches
before services began and directed
folks where Ia park. But the police
didn't do that. they stayed ont of
sight ill everybody had violated
the law aud gone In Church. Then,
while the victims sang and prayed,
the police tagged their ears. Sonlr
lost all the religion they got In
Church when they came out nlId
found what had happened to them.
But the wrath Of the rightrn'is
prevailed. All of the Indictments
were uuashcd Monday morning anu
the victims warned To park right
next time.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
PLAN S5O,OOO ANNEX
: FOR BAPTIST CHURCH
First Iaptists Of Elizabeth City
Want More Sunday School
Room

Plans for u new annex L" thc
First baptist Church of this city
are 10 hr submitted 10 the collgrr'
cation Of that church nj an carry
dntr. Plans will hr submitted by IL.
r. Mitchell. Norfolk. Va. architect
for I'M Improvement Ia cost nppro'
ximatcly SJO,OW.
The proposed new annex would re-
place the present annex AMI make
ample room for the growing needs
nf the Sunday School, the school
having much OutgrOwn all available
slslcc at this time. With mn active
membership of only GD ar - III
the church. the sunday school has
an attendance frequently touching
the 800 mark und sunday school
workers say the Sunday School at
tendance would m even greater II
room for classes could bc provided.
Not nll of the members Of the
church are favorable tO the idea Of
spending 5000 for cnlnrging the
church nj this time. While the
church has not debts on 1t. its nn'
muul budget is nearly SS.W0 II year,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
,JhQ BANK CLERK Aso THE SODA uCPKGR
THEY TALK ABOUT POLITICS THIS WEEK.

cause he didn't have hut one SWEEP
Young life 10 give Ia his country.
"phil comes around here ANA
blows every cakrcntcr In the pace
10 drinks the other morning, anu
then told me on the side later thai
he never knew how darn popular
he was with the folks until this
rumpniun, with cvcrybody asking
him to RIM for Judge. Being ns how
knew how Henry Lrltoy's friend
were steering him. | thought Ia
laugh right ont loud. Int | held
myself down and let Phil blow for
nm hour about how the folks were
Just forcing him to take IN oificc
that hr really didn't want. Ana
now | see 10y the papers that hes
announced his candidacy for Judge.
"pnliticS don't interest me at nll.
said the Bank Clerk. Its JllSl u
game for politicians I" ID" always
putting something over on one an
other and on the rest of Ms
"Wcll. all got tO say. Snorird
The Soda .Irrkcr, rs that folks Ike
yuu nim't got no Kick when inc
politicians put IL over on YOU. The
reason they put 80 much over on
YOU H. because you AMI folks Ike
you stick your pretty hands behind
yor and say that politics don't III
lcrrst YOU: YOU don't take enough
interest in politics 10 know whether
its town. county or state election
and YOU couldn't tell Democratic
candidates from Republicans If they
didn't put all of one kind OH ticket
and have somebody at the polls to
tell you rAl,u 10 which and how
yo,. Nnicn holl 10 poke ~ bat
\" - -..
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
POINDEXTER ST. FIRES
PLAY HAVOC GENERALLY
All Because the Only Feeder Line
For Current Comes Down This
Street

Whether the town ever crrcts lis
own utility plant or whether the
Electric Light and Power Company
ever does another thing, or not. II
ought at least to run another feeder
line into the city 10y way Of Road
Street or some street Ia Keep the
citiztls from Icing deprived OF
their lights when there Is fire
on Poindrxtcr Street. This Is ID"
opinion of II citizen of Elizlmth
city who has bccn handicapped by
lack Of current as we'll H. lights
lust us every manufacturing enter
prise In the down town section Is
handicapped.
Whenever there j. II fire on Poin.
dexter Street, il H. necessary to cut
of the current at the plant. DWc
to the naked wires Of the one power
line entering the town. the lives oi
fircmrm playing hose are cndalig'
cred. When the current Is cut OIL
nj the plant. citizens must do Will
Out lights. and motors operating rc'
frirrrnting machinery. mir pumps,
and various other machines must
come to stundstill. sometimes ~
heavy financial loss for the entire
night.
The suggestion that an auxiliary
line should he run down liOnl street
Is advanced. to show that the light
company might find therein way
to demonstrate that it has the wei
fare of It's patrons ut heart.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01

IL see 10y the papers that the poll
ticnl pot has begun 10 boil said
the Bank Clerk to the Soda Jcrkcr.
"Why do they always call II the
political pot asked the Soda Jerk
cr.
"BccuuSc politics are 80 rotten
black. | gurSS," replied the Bank
Clerk.
81 thought il was because the poll
ticianS always keep us in hot water.
said the Soda Jcrk"r. But, speak
ing about politics. what ii" YOU
think Of the one they pulled on our
County Prosecutor. Phil. Sawyrr:'
"IIndn't heard about IT," said the
Bank Clerk.
1T was this way" said the Soda
Jcrkcr. Young Henry Lrit0y gol
n notion hr wanted Ia run for Pills
job This time und llcnry'S friends
thought il would bc II good stunt Ia
get Phil ont of the race. So all "f
IIcnry'S friends 90 Ia Phil and tell
him hc ought to run for County
Judge this imc, and not bother with
the office of Prosecutor.
"Wcll. ynu know how II l. with
these politicians; If II half II dozen
folks tell II fellow he ought To run
for office. the poor boob will get
his head ~ Swrllcd that he thinks
the whole darn county Is calling
for him. lie can stretch Il half u
dozen like that To max" II look like
four hundred with CoNey'S Army
tagging um behind.
"By the time dozen or fifteen
of IIenry'> friends had hccn Ia Phil.
Gn,. p,GIm Ia inflat" and take "n The
air of Nathlr ~, -ichiuG j."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
HOME TALENT NINSTREl.S
TWO NIGHTS, FEB. l3 and IL.

The date for the presentation of
"rhc Minstrel Revue" the local
talent show which IL to m staged
hy the Womnn's club has been set
definitely for FSiS 18th and 1ffh.
This will br the first show to he
given In the beautiful New High
school Auditorium. With the large
stage and the full equipment of new
scenery ;hr l.lull \ Arnold company
who are producing the show promise
some fine stage settings.
Several rrhcurSalS have been held
and the progress achieved has been
very rnrouragiug. The best local
talent 6f Elizabeth city has been
secured and they will h. assisted 10y
three professionals and Il six piece
orchestra.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
ELKS TO HOLD BARBECUE
At THEIR HALL TONIGHT

The lMnl lodge .Or Elks will hola
n barbecue! tonight at their home
and will hOlNr the past exalted
rulers Of Tile lodge. The past rx.
nltcd rulers number about II. Tho
barbecue will be In charge Of sam
Parker. one Of the foremost harbe.
cue fixrrs 0f the state. Past cxnlt.
cd rulers Of the lodge who. nrc to
h. present are: ". NJ. Baxter. q.
X. Little. j. e.. Is. Ehringhulis. DIR.
I. Fearing. II. T.. Gricc. j. II.
Ay,llctt. +. X. Spence. Brad Sanders,
J. VI. IInrncy. W. q. Gaithcr. l.. q.
Sawyer. =. II. Johnson. /. Is. lnrkcr,
Geo. Bcvcrllgc. DuckwOrth Glover
and e. J.. Brown. The local lodge
Is ~ years old, has recently, tnkcI
on about 10 new members. and r..
finished It's commodlOus home Oh
Fearing nnd Martin Streets.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01

CITY MANAGE BRAY doesn't
think this newspapers ilea that the
rity should seek TO acquire the
county courthouse IL Il municipal
building il Il bad idea at I'LL. ITS
the think 10 do IL the city can fin.
ancc IT," says Mr. Bray. In mcan'
time the city il looking for Il site
for u municipal building while the
rOunty'> business has long 0uisrown
the present courthouse. The county
must build 70 new courthouse within
few years. The city must have an
office building for its various dc-
partmrni>. The courthouse - il i>
would meet the city'> requirements
for many years To come. The pre-
sent courthouse can not he salts
factorily enlarged or remolelcd to
meet the growing needs of the cOun.
~. Elizabeth City has OutgrOwn
it, Main street: il must seek other
streets on which To ils business and
grow. Why not use this opportunity
To plant Il new courthouse some
place in which the expanding busi-
ness district Of the city should plan
10 grow: Why not?
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
CAMDEN FOLKS FIGHT
OVER HIGHWAY ROUTE
Opposing Factions Send Delegations and At.
torneys to Raleigh To Prevent Letting
of Contracts.

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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
TO FIGHT THE
BOIL WEEVIL
Experts Coming on Tuesday,
February S, to Tell Farmers
How, at Big Meeting Here

Farmers Of i'asquo,ank
County will have no excuse TO
Jump into the cultivation oi an
other cotton crop without hay
Ing had the advantage OF cX-
pert advice and the best avail
able information OH boil wcevll
control. And the opportunity
to get this information and to
begin preparing for this years
crop. comes almost before the
final harvesting oi the record
breaking crop OF 1928.
On Tuesday. February =, AT 1890
\. VI. n meeting will hc held in the
lnSuuutumk County courthouse. No
farmer who pridrS himself of being
progressive. ar who wants to bc up
to.dutr. can afford To miss this
meeting. according to G. W. Falls,
County Agricultural agent. y SEC
tiun that is mcnucrd 10y the wccNil,
AMI already in the second year ot
infrStutiun. demands the greatest
and earliest attention I'll" farmer
will hc able To give his crop.
The farmers will br privileged to
hear Il greater array of experts than
have ever assembled in Elizabeth
city at any one time before I" speak
on the subject. Anon: those VIII"
nrr comm. are: Prof. Garrcn from
the Division of AgrOnomy Of the
State College of Agriculture ana
Enginccring who will discuss "Narl-
cty uf Seed" ". Bruce Malice, In.
tension EntumologiSt of the ASri'
cultural experiment station, VINO
will discuss Insect Habits Mr..
I. -. Taylor. whose subject VIII hc
"l'ructicnl Farm Operations: and
Prof. 4. \. Whittlc Of the Soil In
pruvrmrnt Committee of Atlanta
Georgia. who will discuss "fcrtili'
ZcrS.'
Elizabeth City business men and
especially those dealing In the cot
ton crop. urge every farmer VINO
,.cuii. do' 50. to attend this meeting.
They know that the boil wecril Is
with uS, und they know the dumaSc
the wrcvil has wrought among
farmers aud business men farther
south. I.Cudiu. agricultural men
impressed un the people the iact
that il would hc foolish 10 try To
raise another crop of cotton with
uuu taking extra precautions 10
ri.ht the. wccvii. And II Is pointed
out that unless every prccautiOh l.
taken in the SECOND year of boil
wrrvil iufe>tatiOm the farmer VIII
stand little show Of profitins from
the very high prices that cotton II
expected tu bring.
prruumamS County farmers VIII
nr Interested in KNOWN: that II
similar meeting for their benefit
will br held in IicrtfOrd on Monday,
February /. They should get III
touch with their county agent Tor
further details.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
CURRITUCK'S OLDEST MAN
DIED MONDAY NIGHT

Bpthurl Bnllaucr. agc 81 died ut
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. lsanc IiOs-
wood. near Nipple. Curritiick c0lIn.
ty. Monday night. lie left no chill
drrn Of his own. hut IN his day hnd
adopted aud fnthcrrd II number Of
children In his neighbOrhOOd. IL
was In the home of one Of, these
adopted children tbut he hud spent
the last few months Of his life.
The other children were Mrs. q. l..
Crisp. &. II. BOswOOd and W. Is.
I.uswOOd. lie was confined Ia hii
bed only II week before he died
Until year or ~ ugO hc WIS stiI
II hearty and active old man. offer
walking five or ten miles u dny.
lie chrwrtl tobacco until the end
Of his days and insisted TINT the
usc Of tOharcn hnd nothing Ia dO
with the length Of ones life.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
NEW ICE PLANT
lee Making Machinery For VI. 4.
Wright Plant J. Being
Installed

Elizabeth city will have u new
ir,, plant in operation lay the first
nf May. according tn VI. g. Wright
who j. installing the ict' making.
machinery in his new plant "n
Euclid Heights this week. Mr..
Wright says his plant will hc in
operation with n daily "uIm"iIy "f
- tons "r ic" 10y The 'lnt" Indicated.
The Wright plant is housed in II
new huilding "f wood frnm" and
corrugated iron construction at con-
crete side wall foundations. u l.
~ hy Nj feet. Mr.. Wright thinks
nf "pcruiim. under The name al l'urr
lee !. Coal Company.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
WARDS LATEST.
Congressman Ward Introduces Bill
For Government Purchase
Dismal Swamp Canal

\ hill contemplating the purchase
of the Dismal Swamp Canal 10y the
Federal Government. was Introduced
in Congress on Jan. 2lSt hy Con-
grrSSlmun Ward. The bill Is known
~ II. Il. :tSI9 and has been referred
to the Cummirtce on Rivers aud
llarh0rs.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
HOW HUNDREDS
OF DOLLARS GO
More Cases to Make Pasqou-
tank County Foot The Bills
For Benefit of Lawyers

The custom OF bringing to
PaSquotank County the damage
suits OF people from other
counties who sue in the courts
as paupers. finds no favor in
the eyes OF Chairman Noah
Burfoot of the County Com
missionerS. who says there are
several such cases pending
trial that have recently been
moved to this county.
Mr.. BurfO0t doesn't yet sec why
the county should have 10 pay ont
its good money to save the money
of lawyers. Cases Of this kind that
are brought To this county from
other counties save money for the
lawyers who handle them. l'nsquO-
tank County lawyers would have To
spend much time Uut of town and
pay their expenses IL the cases were
handled In the courts Of other c0iln-
ties. The easier and less inrNprn-
sivc way for the lawyers H. To get
them moved To this county. II the
ease is lost. the loser IL the county.
not the lawyer: and II the ease is
I..k. EaS Al
profit still. What the plaintiff gets
well that doesn't matter 30 long ns
the lawyer gets his.
Taxpayers will probably bc IN.
trrcstcd In learning thnt the collli.
" l. the loser 10y 500 or more In
the ease Of Oscar plumlrr. cN.coiI.
Wet who sued aS II pnillrr Tor Slo.'
900 damages In the January term of
Superior Court, the action being
brought against. II. +. Hines. sup
rrintrndrmt uf the lIrrtfOrl County
rhainsnng under whom the plain
tin served while II convict. Plum.
lee lost his case. thereby throwing
the burden Of the action on Pas
ulIolamk County. The court costs
will tax the county less than 500.
but the biz expense comes from hav-
Ing tied up the courts for four days.
Ii Is easy for the reader to figure
ejust how inurir 40 Jnrynen will cost
the county for four days ut $3.50
each per day.
The county might have been bur.
drnrd with the costs In the ease ot
Paul 'ritchurd and William Grif'
fin who brought u similar suit. hut
, the Jury found FOR these plnintifs.
the damages allowed leins SlN
thereby narrowly throwing the bur
den of court costs on Hines b't
Hines will not have to pay the fees
'of the jurors. who were tied up.
/ The men sought dumngrS. because
they as cOnyicts on II chainsnng hhd
been confined with negroes. they
alleged.
Anyway. il seems to hc n stu
alton which the taxpayers must en-
durc. the law making the custom
proper. and the laws were made 10y
lawyers. II il fortunate indeed for
T.. +. Ay,llrtt that Pasquotnnk has
more of these eases to look after.
for Mr.. Aydlrtl makes II specially
of bringing these damage suits. lie
j. the lawyer who is bringing the
suit for Penelope Lyons. the woman
who wants cash for the betrayal oi
n man who robbed II bank for her.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
SHiD on THE ELIZABETH
CITY MARKET THIS WEEK

Shad on tn Elizabeth City market
this week sold at ~ cents Il pound
for rors and 81 cents for h'lcRs.
The first notable shipment OF the
season WIS sent Ia the G.om FISH
Company here Monday night hy
J. u. Twiford of Mnnn's llnrlnr
and consisted NJ IL bucks and one
roe. The roe Sllad weighed five
pounds and the buck shnd weighed
three pounds each.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01

---GraShing through thrc" Floors,
SuHShin. ceilings uud lHr." timb"r~
H. il r"urSrd upward. II small lab
InIImd boiler II~o'l 10y the city Press
IN. club in the basement in the
pulucr Brrh"r Shop NJ Hickory rN'
pIudrd AMI rIrISrl property dnmug"
estimated ~ near two thVm.aui dnl
lar.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01

The exact number uf bales of
cotton ginmrd in North Carolina
tn date i rcpurtrd nt l.O2SWW
bales. That means more money Ia
farmers than any other cotton
State except Texas.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
RIDING THE RODS

$50 noboes arrested IL l''.abeth
Cl(y tor ridinS INT rods nu Il train
were givr,. - minutes To ut ont
OF tow, IL ruiici coiIrt lhur-u'N.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-02-01
|EFIJSES TO STAND UP
ALONG SIDE MONKEY
r,or Morrison Isn't Going To Invite
Chance of Some One Seeing a
Resemblance

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