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Evening star., 1924-05-23

CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES.
We desire to reach men who do not usually
respopd to advertising and not looking for
position. We want as Washington sales
representatives two or three men who are
looking beyond today to the future; men who
have ambition and capacity to grow; men who
want a permanent connection with our sales
otSer lines and who feel that their present
OPPORTUNITIES have been limited will be care
fully considered. AL applications will be held
ofncf.
Evening star., 1924-05-23
. DRIVE \
BLACK & WHITEl

DLNON W w III Il N
We need-right away-sever-
al hustling, experienced chauf-
feurs who want to make big
money. References required.
Apply to Mr.. Ryan, Black &
White Garage, 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave. INV.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
DOING HONOR TO OUR
EDUCATIONAL GOVERNOR

Laving North Curolininns from
all over the State did honor yes.
tcrday to Charles Brantley Aycock.
who L. known ms Tho Educational
Governor" when n monument erect
cd to him was unveiled ut Raleigh.
About n thousand North Carolina
school teachers were present.
The monument was tho gift OF
North Carolina school children. II
was designed by GutsOn BOrglup
the sculptor who Is creating the
famous Stone Mountain memorial.
Governor Aycock was born In
1853 and died in 1912. As n Cover.
nor he laid down a program OF cdu.
cationul progress that made him
nationally famous. lie was u
native of Wayne County.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
THIS BUSINESS BEATS
FIGHTING THE WEEVlL

There Is one Pnsquolank County
farmer i'm whose mind the boil wee
vii can raise no tcrrOrs. lie Is 4.
". Ives, proprietor Of Wildwood
Farm. Mr. Ives raises pure bred
Duroc..Icrsry hogs and finds II II
profitable business.
Four Of Mr.. Ives pure bred Sows
last week presented the owner with
4G pigs. One SOW mothcrcd II.
one ten. and the two others III pi-S
Mr.. Ives finds il easy To srll these
pure bred pigs at Sl2.!O apiece. and
recently cleared his entire farm of
salablc stock by the insertion Of two
small advertisements In TIE IN
DEPENDENT.
A herd of DurOc..Icrs"ys like Mr.
Ives raises will produce several
littcrs Of pigs In n year. There Is
little expense attached 10 the mar.
kcting of the pigs for breeding pur-
poses, for they nrc sold when eight
weeks old. Mr.. Ives raises his own
feed on his fnrm near this city. and
the hogs thrive OIL the pasture lands
he plnnts.
Mr.. Ives Is hut one of several
Pasuu0tank County farmers whose
herds of pure bred hogs arr teach.
Ing the countryside that the Wee
vii holds no terrOrs for the farmer
in northeastern North Carolina
where the climate permits such IN
and there Is al opportunity to raisc
cattle, ncIitry ana pigs.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

II got u question | want 10 ask
ynu." said the Soda Icrk"r 10 the
Bank CIcrk The other morning.
whats your question:" said th"
Eumk Clerk.
II want I" know where hell iS:
said III" Soda .Irrk"r.
Good Lord :" exclaimed the
Bank Clerk. IL didn't know thnt
nnylndy worried about he'll amy
more: had almost forgotten that
there is such II place"
"Wrll. | nimt exactly worrying
ahout IT," said the SOFIA Jcrkcr,
"Rut "" heard u whole lot about
it aud was always backward IN
geography. thought maybe YOU
could tell me- where II is"
"NO." said the Bank Clerk, 81
can't tell You whTr il is and no
one else can tell you. Way hack
yOndcr in the beginning Of things
when not one man In u thousand
had brains enough to reason the
difference between right und wrong,
IL was necessary for those In
power 10 have some way of con-
trolling 'cn. So some Slnurt bird
invented the idea Of hell: instead Of
trying TO explain right aud wrong
10 all the dUmb.bcllS. he just told
them what he thought was right
and what hc thought was wrong
and told them that they would 90
to heaven IL they did the right
thing and 90 to hell if they did the
wrong thing. And the ancient
priests kept the ragIugs and bob
tails of their day and time 80 scar
cd of hell that they behaved them
selves"
"But, 10y what authority did the
priests Of those ol,lrn times make
believe they knew all about heaven
AMI hell" asked the Soda Jcrkcr.
"Thcy didn't need any authority
said the Bauk Clerk: "All they
hud to do was TO Suy it was writ.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
STILL IN THE LIST OF
GODS FAVORED PEOPLE
SNOW and Gale WHICH Swept M'
hnlir Sraboar,l. Mcrciful to
Elizabeth City and Vicinity

Elizabeth Ciry suffered it'll"
,nma.r from the terrific gale aml
~unw Storm ur this week which
>wraL the Atlantic Nrul'uarl anol
wrought havoc generally. interrupt
im. irl"ph"u" communication. lie
lnyiu. train service aud damaging
property IN many states.
The storm began Sundny night,
increasing in violence Monday night
aud "u Tuesday ia" section was
visited 10y the heaviest snow "t the
>"aSnu. Internationally. rain pre-
vailed aud finally II heavy gale.
Weather conditions brought about
The lowest laromrirricul pressure
recalled in Elizabeth city, the
barometer standing at 2N,tS.
NJ wrecks we're reported in the
entire seventh Coast Guard District
which covers the entire North caro-.
lima coast. according t0 local head.
uwrtrrS. Nowhere in this section
was amy apprc"iah!r damn.c
wrought lo Telephone lines, the l0'iil
company repairing that not half
dozen complaints were turned In.
rh" greatest dnmasr To wires in
muuy years was reported thruout
Marymnd and IirGinia.
The greatest Inconvenience 10 any
community ~ u result of the storm,
yet reported in Elizabeth City was
in the town oT MantcO. when the
wutrrS ur The bay bottled up, swept
the town with the highest tide in
ten years. Flooding all the stores
aud floating off such property nS
vu~ lying about the business dis
trici.
II i believed that considerable
,Iuma." WAS dome the Fishermen
who had just finished repairing the
damage done their nets II few days
ago. The gale has kept mp nll
the week. ~ that the Fishermen
have been unable To take stock of
H." 'lmn." ,luuc this time,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
he BANK CLCRK Aso THE SODA uCPKeR
THEY ARGUE ABOUT HELL THIS WEEK.

ten in the books, or show tue
i.,,ornm,ISrS SOME hriroglyplllcS
cur,rd on u stone nnd tell rn IL
Nns the hand writing Of the ro'l'.
"Aud YOU mean to say folks he
iiryrd that sort of stun: Snld Inc
Sofia Icrhrr.
"Or course they believed IT,. said
tbr Bank Clerk: "And you can Tool
'em the same way today. "Dldnt
NInhoIurt come along and write him
n book called the Koran aud hall
the world now follows Mnhomrt!
.IoScph Smith made himself up some
rrid tublrts and called them the
work oC God and founded the Nor
man church on II. And Mary
Baker Eddy got her mp book ana
uI, II Sunday School bible cover on
II and thousands trailcd off after
her.
"I,rligion Is ono of the easiest
things In the world to fool folks
with. | could start out today with
u brand new religious idea and have
n following In two weeks. People
arc lust itching To believe some
thing they don't know anything
about. They don't want to know
ANYTHING that can bc backed up
with proof: when you show them
the proor Of anything they lose In
tcrcst in IL: they don't want TO
know anything they cfn under
stand.
81 reckon that's right too" said
the Soda Jcrkcr: 81 have seen II
right here in this drug store for
years aud years: the more niystcri-
o,s the formula on Il bottle OF
Imtrnt medicine. the more eager
folks are to buy II. They quarrel
about the honest price of quinine.
sulphur and castor oil that they
know something about. and pay
any old price for bottle OF junk
with Il fancy label and Il higlfalu-
tin uumc on it,"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
ELIZABETH CITY HAS
A 10. DANIELS CLUB
Tlaiu People Want Neither u God
Nor q Supernan for
President.

Elizabeth City now has a full
flc,lgcd Dnnicls for President Club.
Spite of a wet and blustry night,
twenty five or more representative
citizens met at the courthouse Mon.
dny night and organized to further
the boom Of JOsephus Daniels,
North Caroliniun, for the Democrat.
ic presidential nomination. The OFF.
rcrs of the club are ]. II. LeRoy.Jr.
President: Mrs. ". j. WOodley,
Vice President; j. Kenyon Wilson,
Secretary.
Activity in behalf Of Mr. Daniels
in Elizabeth City will not stop there.
Committees are to bG appointed to
solicit members and the organiza.
ton will not he content until 1t hnH
rolled MP not less than a thousand
DanirlS' men and women In the
county Of PasqtOtank. ~
Among those who spoke ut the
meeting Monday night .wceg J. II.
Leroy. Jr., W. j.. Small, Rev. y. ii.
u. Wilson, Mrs. J. &. Fearing, j.
Kenyon Wilson and W. D. Saind.
crs. The laA named speaker de.
prccntrd the fact that so many folks
seem to have un ideu that only gods
and supcrmcn are qualified for the
presidency. The fnct that Josephus
Daniels Is Il man Of the plain people
with large practical business and
political experience cminently q,inli-
fics him for the highest place IN a
democracy. None will deny that he
Is u stranger, nblcr and moro fnvOr-
ably known man than Harding wns |;
hc may not l." 80 brilliunt as VIII
snm was. Int Wilson was as one
standing on n mOllntain.tOp, speak
ing 10 the stars. Depend upon the
plain people of America to rally to
the standard of man who talks
their langlmgr; that man IL 10
Dumicls.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

thirycry. Luther Thompson. II
hrnthrr-in.law uf Policeman Amber
son was arrested In SoWh Carolina
aud returned {" Elizabeth city last
week &" stand trial for the theft "f
gn au,umrhilr here several months
age. IIr skipped the State when
II true hill WAS fnmd against him
10y - grand jury last fall.
Then there are rhrr" y"un:
white men ia Jail frr Nv" aUt"m"-
bile thr'r>. They are Arthur Hal
stead. Raymond sawyer aud Billy
Spirt. adventurous Youngsters wh"
cam" over from Virginia aud got in
trouble trying To steal Elizabeth
City ears.
The terms "r court here next
week was originally set for ih"
trial ur hnth civil aud criminal
casr,. hut there j. little likcih""d
ur the civil docket hrim@ reached.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
NOTICE

! hereby cnll II convention Of the
Republicans IN the First Congress.
Siuunl district to meet NJ Plymouth,
y. g.. on Tuesday. March 10Th, ni
I. VI. for the purpose Of nominat'
ing candidate for Congress, elect
ing delegate aud alternate Ia the
National Convention, Irrfccting mn
organization for ih" ensuing two
years. and IL transact such other
business as may come before said
convention.
JOHN L.. PHELPS. Chairman
Republican Executive Committee,
First congressional District.
rAlarliH.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
ACTION MORE SWIFT
IN UTILITIES CASES
Federal Appeal Court Rules That
City Has Right To Issue Bonds
and Build Plants

Following u decision in the
Federal Court of Appeals at Rich.
m0nd this week. In favor Of Eliz-
ahrth city. II similar action will bc
heard IN Superior Court here next
week. wherein the privately owned
utility companies seek to restrain
the. city from building It's own
plants.
The complaint Ia br brought in
state court Is similar Ia the one
heard In Richmond. Attorneys for
the city will contend that the
charges are not specific, IN That
the complaint doesn't carry with II
the contracts and franchise exist
ing. and will ask that the court
order these contracts tO w present
cd in which event. The attorneys
will make n motion TINT the court
dismiss the complaint for la,H Of
grounds.
I'll" city will not yet l~ able TO
proceed however. if the utility com.
ranics desire 10 appeal the drri.
sion nj Richmond Ia the Supreme
Court uf the United States. The
Federal court nt Richmond ruled
that the city hns the right Ia issue
bonds for construction and opera
iinn of II municipal water light and
sewerage plant despite the protest
or The Elizabeth city Light Co..
and nr the Elizabeth city Wutcr
umd Power Company.
The opinion was given IN two
eases involving the same point. one
ease being appealed 10y the Eliz.
ahrth Cily Water and Power Co..
aud the other 10y John Il. Hill md
Howard T.. Crook. bond holders Of
the Elizabeth city Electric Co., aud
of the Elizabeth city Water and
Power Go. IN summing up the ease,
tn" appeal court said: ~ long time
mus, rlnl'Sc before The municipal
system will hr IN operation and
there Is n"thing before us warrant.
ins II conclusion that the munlci.
Inliiy will not give due notice Ia
the public service corporations that
their services is no longer desired"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
THE HOME NEWSPAPER

IF there is anything in your
town worth talking about ten
chances 10 one your own news.
papers had a hand In putting II
there. If anything beyond the
walls Of your burg ever learns
that there is such a place as
Three Corners IL will be through
the home paper.
Every town gets its moneys
worth through the home news.
paper. It's the wagon that car.
ries all your goods to market.
u ought TO he kept In good re.
pair. II will pay TO grease II,
paint II and keep its running
gears IN good shape and shelter.
IL is the guardian and defend.
cr Of every interest. the forerun.
ner and pioneer Of every move
meIt and the sturdy advocate Of
law and order.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
SAYS MEEKINS
NECLECTSD DUTY
Suspension Of Assistant State
Fisheries Commissioner Is
Urged by Edenton News

Fishermen in Chowan are
now hot after the scalp Of
Theodore :. McckinS. assist
an, state fisheries commission
cr ul Mantco, who they charge
is ncglccting his duty by al
lowing nets to remain i'll re-
Strictcd territory i'll lower
Albcmarlc Sound. CONTRARY
to law and to the handicap of
the fishermen OF the upper
Sounds.
The unathrma of some nf the
fishermen in the upper sounds may
lr traced tu the failure uf these
fishermen tu secure the appoint
mcut of an assistant commissioner
from their own territory. Al ANY
rate there is considerable 0pl"Si-
tiom Ia MIR. MrckinS In the ChOwan
section. amd the opposition con-
tends that Mrrkins ncglcctI his duty
Ia favor the fishermen of Dare. h..
cause Ecimg II political boss of Dare
County he feels he can command
the VOTERS of its fishermen hy play.
img up To them.
bare County fishermen feel that
their county Is one of the greatest
fishing counties in the state aud
that they should have some rccogni-
iion IN the regulation of their in
duStry. and are glad Ia have Meek
imS net aS assistant commissioner
The fishermen in the upper sounds
bitterly oplsISr McckinS. AMI con-
tend that their rights shouldn't hc
sacrificed Ia his politics. And the
E,rntOu News. boldly comes ont
with the C,liotrim: editorial dr.
mumdIimg the suspension Of MrrkinS:
Fish commissioner John Nelson
il II pretty miC" sort "f u fellow.
We liz" him. hut we don't think
much nf his judgement when hc
answers an important wire that
gill nets were ObStructing the low.
rr AlhrmHrlc" Icy replying that he
had referred the matter. io Assist
ANT Fish Commissioners McckinS.
when hr knows. H. do nll men con.
nrCt~l with the fishing interest.
that this evasion. or trans grcSSiun
nf Ia" law has happened over aud
over again. right In Mr"kimS' own
territory. without effort Icy the
assistant commissioner to correct
tn" evil.
THE proper thing for the Cover.
nor 10 do i tO remove MrckiuS. at
least until he can prove that he i
mot dcrclict in the performance of
his duty. which would hc mighty
hnrd for Mr.. McckinS tn do.
There is no on" here with any
grudgr against the assistant com.
missioner, hIt every wear the law
i violated in his territory. which
makes cvcryhudy very doubtful "f
his g""d intentions To- correct the
wrOn. doing.
"F'iShcrnCn from bare. ar any
either nf the lower counties. have
np more right 10 cvudr the law
than they Ia thuwIu. l'cruuimanS
anh Erriir. aud when violations "c-
cur We ar" justly entitled tn make
them public. AMI gtn Ia any extreme
the law allows To bring the guilty
To Justice.
we hope that Governor Morri-
son will mol stop before hc has rnr.
rallied the guilty amh made them
suffer to The full extent nf the law.
however. IL is u very certain thing
that the Governor cannot plead
ignorance Uf the violation of the
fishing laws. since hc received the
telegram yesterday setting forth
that II violntOrS have hrcn detect
rd gill netting all the way from
Laurel Point tU Crmtan Light.
Who pleads guil,lcsS now"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
TELLING ABOUT
ELIZABETH CITY
Local Business Men Open
Season by Explaining Why
it Pays to Buy here

\ full page advertisement
in this issue Of TIE INDIE
PENDENT carries TO 25,UOO
readers tho reasons Of leading
Elizabeth City business men
why they can serve their GUS
toners to greatest advantage.
This advertising will be follow
ed up thruout the spring seas
on, and more reasons will be
given by the merchants each
week.
II IL the first time In history
thut a formidable effort has been
made by Elizabeth city business
men to advertise the trade advan-
tagcs of the town. Following the
lead TINT has brought great trade re-
suits In many Of the larger towns
Of North carOlinu, Elizabeth City
too. will spread the story of its nj.
vantagcs to the people of this ter
ritory, thru the columns Of this
newspaper.
This advertising program has
been launched just mt the opening
Of the spring merchandising season.
Merchants are optimistic over the
prospects for spring business, AMI
believe TINT II little cooperative
publicity will retain much of the
trade in this section that Is sent
away Ia null order houses IN dis
tam cities. The merchants believe
that people who now order things
from cntnlogS will as readily buy ut
home. once they urc shown 1t II To
their advantage To buy AT home.
"a turning point has been reach.
cd in the history Of Elizabeth tity's
business career" says VI. Leigh
Sheep owner uf "Thc WOman's
Wear store" This is brought
about by the many good roads thni
have recently been built In this Sec
tioi.r says Mr.. Sheep (which not
only creates for Elizabeth City the
problem of how to retain all its
trade. hut an opportunity to III
crease its trade.
The Elizabeth city merchants
need not fear the competition oi
merchants in other towns con-
tinucs Mr.. Sheep. "Wr have only
Ia make our town as inviting 10 the
people. aS other towns are. The
solution 0f the problem Is found III
greater consideration for our visit
ors parking space. courteous
policemen, rest rooms. good drink
ing wnlrr, nn,l a spirit Of hospital
ity aud good cheer that viii max"
every visitor to Elizabeth city feel
at home.
"rhrrr's no reason under the sun
why Elizabeth City's shopping nd-
vantagcs ran bc beat, 80 long hs the
merchants ARE on the job. II Is u
most convenient town Ia shop III bc'
rn,lsc the business district occupies
only u small AREA of the town, ana
the retail stores are situated close
together.
"a person can find parking spnc"
for his ear near the business dis
trirt. This means lot To the visit
or whose time Is valuable, and gives
more time Ia devote To business.
than if one had to consume part o'
his visit In walking from the ear
4, th, husinpss district"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
LAST OF PiSQl OTANk
HALLS DEAD IN OHIO

John Il. Hall, II years old, WIN
died nj quaker city, odio on March
=. Is said to hay" been II direct
descendant aud u last survivor of u
family uf Halls who figured promi.
nrntly in the early C"lonial history
or PaSQuotunk County AMI from
whom Hall Greek Church IN Nixon.
tom Township derived its name.
John X. Hall was n ualiv" "r tuak-
rr civ. o.. and president "f the
First National l;unk "f that place.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

MISS .H.lBEI. BRIGHT
THE marriage Of Miss Bright to
Marshall II. Jones. will take place
ut Cann Memorial Presbyterian
Church tonight. Friday. the lith.
Miss Bright can truly br called one
Of the most attractive AMI gifted OF
Elizabeth City'> daughters. She Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
X. Bright Of this city and is a
graduate Of RandOlph.Nlacon Col
legc for WOmcn.- Mr.. Jones Is
Cashier and Trust Officer Of The
First h Citizens National Bank AMI
is Il native Of Fayetteville. bo'h
young people are prominent >oCial'
~. and the wedding will be the biS
social event Of the season. Mr. aIld
Mrs. Jones will spend their honey.
moon in California.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
THE NUMBER WHO EARN

In 1904 there were 1880 wage
rnrncrs (nvcragc nIlmber) en-
plOycd in manufacturing establish.
mcnts In NOrth CarOlinn. In 1915
this number had increased to 157,'
GD5.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

sA"'shs' "ab
NIX. Old Is manager Of the ln>ur.
ancr department Of the Southern
Trust Co.. successor to the old
established insurance firm Of Cul.
pepper. Griffin. Old \ Grice. lie
il II clean. fearless. serious, depend.
able. outstanding citizen. whose
carrfulnr>> and courtesy in bu>i.
nc>S j. one Of the biggest assets
of the company with which he is
identified. Incidentally Mr. Old has
for years served ~ treasurer Of the
First Methodist Church Of this city,
giving 10 his church the same high
class service that has made an out
standing figure in the business
world. Xocllcr photo.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

WANTED Hen eggs AMI Duck
eggs. Top market prices; spot cash,
For market information, phone 10.
W. &. GLOVER, Elizabeth city. y.
A. rNlnrll.tf
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
TWO MURDER CASES FOR
TRIAL HERE NEXT WEEK
M Recurrence of Mob Spirit Anticipated, But
Judge Devin Who Has Handled Mobs
Before Will Take No Chances


..r t,uuty cui,rt
."...
r.t'a., ".'''''i'"'' u" WV"
..,.,,.t wur violence IN EllH-
,.:,, r.>t week when FL
"''. aud IcRnv
N''. =.
Ala, >an Nl.''V I'S "'""S"'
r.., % ,hv CITY 10 stand trlal
.. >~,,-i,r Court. which
rr~r Monday. Mar.
'','" A. n,,.;,, ur,s;I-
., l"'-,
~.
r., u. ..nuy> will hr taken;
...r,. will lr carefully guard.
..rr,,,rnur Morrison has Said
.rr ,.,I % company uf militia
.-..,.gr hours notice, il necessary
r.. rnl lfI-r prviu "u the j"h.
militia will lr necessary. Judge
r.,.. rr. poo lu'irucr with the m"h
...-- anil lr> handled such Situ-
.... r.rrr u was this same
r... nvn vuu pu down II dcm-
...-..u fn Guld>l,"rr four years
-...u .urr a huullus m"h attempt
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

Who Is strong?--He who con.
qucrs himself.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

Good eyesight Is inexpensive. Ne.
Or. ]. d. Hathaway. Optometrisi.
Elizabeth City, n. G.. adv
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

For 20. syes' sake see DR.. ]. Z.
H..D..ay, Optometrist, Brcit:.i
-..1s,, Er-aboth C.ty, " :. -iv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

Don't neglect your eyes. See
hathaway. He LaUwJ. edY.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14
CLIP AND MAIL THIS NO,
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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

Who iS wisr:--lIc who learns
from everybody.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-03-14

VS.. Is I>isin:'