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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
EDTTORIALES
FL MEMORIAL DE Los COMISIONADOS

asa aver la duda la ncertidmbe habIanse
de que los oosonados de la Legislature que
Washington puderan haber oVdado ell deber que con
pueblo ado los sagrados compromises Por eos con-
traidos de partida
Necesaramente estos en6enos que Ocurr
en- donde las conviccones los
ddas las aices Surgieron las mpacencas penoeTon aao
pecios antes de conociera la veoao va
esaban coneuas estabecendose concusiones NO
possible tranquamene es que al paece en- ueS
Aver por n ha conocdo ell pals texto del memorial
naci6n americana estabec'endo en- eI msno as %
aspracone del pueblo poorrqueno cuyo porVen cuyos
destnos estan del Congeso de esa gran HePoc
que ene orguo procamar mndo bajo los pegues
de immortal bandera cobaan Puebos escaVos s0
hombres igualdad Ge derechos ciudadanos hores
Hemos deenidaene los terminus del expresado me-
mortal coraz6n rebosante de una gran sasacoIon ne
ndecble que
hobes los representatives del pueblo poorqeno nan
coocado los tereses las convenencias pah
sagrados las mobiles aspiracones de to-
Puerto Rico
Ell Memorial entregado aver presdene Coolidge, puede
asegarse que mas ben manifesto del pueblo pOrtOr
queho al pueblo de los Estacos Unidos.
grandeza contiene la sincera ranca
de todo pa expresada unanemene por conducto de los
todos los pados aq Constitutes
Su beeza estba que la consignacon de todos los p
vegios poitcos ene derecho la pequena isIa noble
eal reconocmento deberes para la Ma
c6n generosa que ha otorgado la dgndad de
ciudadania la protection de su fortaleza. 81
trascendenca consiste los honres que 10 han FIR
mado eos de ambente dc preuicios pasones en- alta
concencas Por dnicos tsagos puesos sus pensa
ienos patra eana oydaron de toda convenience
pardarsta desecharon las nransgencas de Sc az
sobre todas las mezqundades cada hacienda quas
peqeho sacrco personaes ideas abro
poiva ammonia entire todOs, ha cumnado en- la
soicitud de apio goberno popio para la isla la con-
ce6n para ell future de la absolute responsabdad en- la
direction de nuestros asuntos ri
mpoa POGO resutado &c gesones porque ell solo
especacuo que ocen los comsionados portorqueos
tan brante memorial una pgna goOsa que ha de tener
Podran los odos iusas demanda podra Con-
greso americana desde augusta ceraudar las esPeran
de esta coundad de concdadancs pero ell mndo
sera estgo los hobre mas representatives ce
pueblo pertenecienes dferentes grupos midos
soa demanda connddos soa aspiration tueron
bar Alto Oganismo representative &c la Lbertad
Jusca la Democracia nlundo taamieno que tenen
deecho por comuidad ea de orden pacIca csana
testgo soicitar Gerechos
la rebedia escudos. rendr Nacon
fuee poderosa estnono de gratitId ofrecerle
mop de potorrqueos esara cspuesto ofrecer
vida fortuna sagrado honor 10 hicieron
pasado egurdad nstucones estuvese aenazada
Entendemos los comisionados han cupIdo la pmera
parte dando al nndo nota de patiotsmo de
de hdalgua, sin precedentes.
Ahora esperernos ell resuado
iOuiera Dos que los ambos del Congreso escuche
esta unanme de Puerto Rico aprece 10 ella
vale significa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
Ill sABADo REAPARECERA EN- Ell
"oLIlHPO" LA NOTABLE COMPA
MA LrAZ-PERDIGUlo.


Nuestros estimados amigos, el Macs
tro Crist6bal, y el scfor Arturo C. Gi-
ner, representatives dc la notable COM
raiiia Diaz-Perdiguero. nos han vista
DO, para informsrnos que la magniAca
compaiiia que hace algin tempo nos
ofreciera una tsplendida temporada de
dramas Y comedias en- ell Municipal,
liegara esta tarde a bordo del vapor
Catherine procedente de Santo
Domingo. donde rcaliz6 ultimamente
ina buena tournee
FL debut de la Compahia Diaz-Perdi
guero sera el sabado proximo en- ell Tea
tro "olimpo". prescntandose con Ia
splaudida obra "Pipiola" de los her
inaros Quintero, 10 cue, seguramente,
resultara un magnifco principle para
Ia regia actuacion que lc ospera a la
notable troupe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

Envelope Co..
FL valioso obsequio nos fue remitido
por conducto del active agente de di-
cha Compafiia en- esta isla, seiior An
dres Justicia.
Agradecemos el regalo.
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vALIoso REGALo

Hemos recibido, juntamente con una
feicitaci6n de afio, un elegante y ar
tistico pisa papel que nos ha enviado la
acreditada firma americana "U. S.
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ESTAMoS DISPUESToS

Para servirIe de agente o Sub
Agente EN- sus productos. damos
information y referencias. Di-
riiase a p. o. Box 100, Yauco,
p. r.
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LAS ALMoRRANAS Sc Gu
RAN EN- 6 Ia DfAS. UNGUEN-
TO PAZO las cura, va sean simples,
sangrantes, externas o con nicaz6n.
La primers aplicaci6n da alivio
Advt.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
CONTRACT LET FOR
$4,000 SCHOOL ANNEX
Elizabeth City Man to Ercri Addi.
tiOn To WrckSyillr Modern High
School Plant

Mns"~ Palmer uf Elizabeth city
was awarded the contract for build
ing the addition Ia The WcckSvillC
IIigh School. NJ the meeting Of the
County Rnnrd uf Education Mon
rlny. This addition l. lring lmilt IN
care for the great incr"iS" " At,
Tendance. 'thc school has proved
highly popular und attendance this
year has far exceeded what WAS cN.
pcctrd when the school u,cncd last
mll. The addition contemplated
provides eight new class rooms to-
.rihcr with Il water system and
other Cunvcnirnc"S.
Mr.. Palmer being the lowest
bidder received the contract. IL" rN,
poets tu start work NJ once. TIL"
following bids wrr" received, w. i.
Gregory. Norfolk. Va. S21,25ow :
r.. +. Wcn'z. Norfolk. Va. $40
.GS.TJ: l'nmfiliS Contracting Com
lauy uf Baltimore, SiS.Nw.OO, and
Moses Palmer, Elizabeth city. IL
iSD.OO.
j. ". Lrli"y Is chairman and W.
l.. Jennings Is secretary ot the
Board of Educatinn or PHSpu"tnnk
county under whose guidance the
new addition is planned.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
TO MAKE THE SPEEDERS
COUGH UP THIS SUMMER
County Will Give the Traffic Cop
Another Try.Out: NorfOllt
Man Not Wanted

PaSnuotank County will have an.
other motorcycle officer this sum-
mcr and Sl9c,teps can expect to help
ont on the school funds. The Com
missioncrs after some discussion of
the subject this week. agreed to
hire nm officer. but hoDtcd the idea
Of getting one from Norfolk, IN view
Of the recent police scandals there,
and said they would be afraid to
trust n policeman from that city.
because hr might be I'm league with
the bOOtlcggrrs.
When Pasquotank hires n traffic
officer this summer, he will m Civ
on instructions TO enforce traffic
laws only. and not 10 leave the
roads to hunt up stills.
Commissioner J. e. Thompson Of
Nixonton brought the motion before
the board. complaining that life and
limb Is endangered more and more
every day because Of the growing
rccklrsSncSS among motorists: and
that churches were tired Of speed.
Ing autos rushing past the doors
during hours Of service.
The County court came In for
consideration when Chairman Bur.
foot asked: what good does 1t do
to spend the county's money to
have arrests made when they are
brought up here, convicted. and
then let off with the costs?"
The Commissioners donntcd $50
toward the expense OF carrying on
the movement of urging the govern.
mrnt to purchase the Dismal
Swamp Canal; allowed damages Of
about $50 to different citizens whose
stock and poultry had been killed
hy dogs: put another citizen Oh the
mupcr list: and appointed :. j..
Barclift, John Luton. Sr., and j. w.
Price II committee to investigate the
killing Of stock by dogs, to see II
the guilty dogs could be killed.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
che BANK CLERK Ase THE SODA JlpkeR
AYDLETT HAS BULLED THE LIQUOR MARKET

They tell mo that corn has
jumped from 500 Ia SlOO = quart
sine" the last term of Federal
Court" said the Bank Clerk TO
the Soda .Icrkcr.
i've been hearing the same
thing" said the Soda .Icrkcr.
whats the idca:" inquired the
Bank Clerk.
"Thry'rc laying 1t on our good
Christian friend +. +. Aydlctt," re-
piled the Soda Jrrkcr.
You see. Mr.. Ay,llctt has thrown
terror into all the mOonShincrS nnd
hootlcggcrS from Gum Neck to Tulls
Creek aud back again. He was con
sidcrrd the friend Of the booze huSi-
ness and word had been whispered
around somehow that hc stood next
10 the Federal Court and all Il fell
low In trouble had tO do was to pay
him Il reasonable fee and hc could
30 on making and selling all the
corn and rye he could find market
for.
But the diStillcrs have found
out that Ay,llctt aint the friend
they took him to be, and that he'll
double cross them Just like he
dOuhle-crOssrd the Elizabeth city
Lumber co. and just like hC double
crossed Col. Ike MCckinS once up
on II time.
"Aydlctt gave the boys jolt
when it turned out that he had TAX
en- twenty four hundred dollars
from John Morse To- put up - n
bond for Morsc's friends. and put
the money in his own pockets in
stead of putin. it up for bond
THAT was helluva trick for
Aydlctt to play?" admitted the
Sank Clerk.
"rr ~ o. 49, .ri| 49, Cd
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
RAINS HELP FARMERS
AND PUT OUT FIRES
Wednesdays Showers Save Much
Timber and Help May Pea
Crops in This Section

Numerous forest fires raging in
Eastern North Carolina swampS aS
u result Oi the recent drought. have
been Iu"nrhcd. and many acres of
May peas have taken on new life aS
II result gf Wednesdays rains.
Numerous fires have ipcn report
cd IN the Dismal Swamp, some -
miles from Elizabeth city,, working
havoc IL timber. und making roads
almost impnSSnhlc To- motorists, bc.
cause of the smoke. Motorists On
route to Norfolk along tn" bank of
The Dismal Swamp canal could not
SEQ the road at night. and many
took other roads while the fires
were raging.
TIL" May pea crops seemed Ia hc
Threatened because of the dry
weather. and the rain came In time
Ia encourage the farmers. 10y putting
new life IN the vines and hastcnins
the maturity of the pods.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
PLAN FOR FAIR
HERENEXTFALL
Fair Association Directors Un.
dauntcd BY Two Success
sivc Failures s...

Undaunted by two successive
failures, the directors Of the
Albemarle Agricultural Asso.-
citation will stage another Eliz-
abcth City District Fair this
fall. a formal announcement
will be made by the directors
in a few days. -. !
Last year the, Fair drew big
crowds and the gate receipts ran mp
to such a goodly sim thatrit was
Thought THERE would c Il h'dividenll
for the stockholders. But thtfe
wasn't any dividend II number OF
bills'for that fair haven't been paid
yet. Somebody managed badly, says
". J. WOOdlcy Of the Board of
Directors.
But the Fair proved so popular
and fills such an evident need as
IN agricultural and social stimulus.
that the directors Of the assOcia-
tion are willing tO try and try again.
II is proposed this year to make
the Fair Il more strictly agricultural
fair than ever nnd Grover W. Falls.
Farm Demonstration Agent for the
County has been asked to take over
the active management of the Fair
this year. with a free hand to en-.
gage such help and appoint such
committees as will enable him to
give the public biz show and Il
great agricultural exhibit. Ii Is
believed that Mr.. Falls will be nble
To enlist the active cooperation OF
the farmer better than any one
else available, and 1t Is desired to
make 1t q farmers fair, first and
foremost.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09

Icrl,cr. But the worst of |; was,
when Morse was relieved Of the
bond and went to gct hiS bona
money. he had to pay hno'hcr
lawyer $50 To get his money ont of
Ay,llctt. because the Court didn't
have the money; Aytllctt had It,.
pAnd last accounts were that
Ay,llctt WAS still holding on, $500,
claiming that he was du" II thou
sand dollars fee because the diStil.
Irrs didn't hire him To represent
them when the case came up In ;hc
Federal Court"
We'll. If Ay,llctt charged them a
thousand dollars and didn't repre-
sent them. then for heavens sake.
what do you suppose he would have
charged them il he had carried on
the case for thcm?" asked tn" Bank
Clerk.
"rhat'S just it," said the Soda
.Icrkcr. "Thc distillprs and boot
lcggcrs just don't know where
they're at. They used to didn't he
afraid Of Jail, because Aydlctt was
supposed to stand between them and
Jail: hut now they are more afraid
of Aydlctt than they are of the pcni-
Tertiary. They feel like there are
too many risks To run, with both
Aydlctt aud the Courts riding their
nrcks. and 50 that's why they have
doubled the price of their liquor"
IL wish Aydlctt had kept ont of
this liquor business" said the Bank
Clerk.
wish and wish again" said the
Soda .Icrkcr: You aint going to
keep Ed. Aydlctt out of anything
that's got a dollar in 1t for Ed.
Aydlett; he does love a dollar better
than a Suarr"' e, y "'ne |
hnrre
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
THOUSANDS FOR
MAY PEACROPS
One Truck Crop Expected to
Bring More Than Quarter
Million This Season

Under ordinary conditions,
from a quarter to halt mil
lion dollars can be expected
from the May pea crops of
this section this year, basing
the figures on estimates given
by M. +. Herndon, who will
have charge Of the refrigera-
tor cars of the Fruit Growers
Express at Elizabeth City dur
ing the shipping season for
May peas.
Approximately 800 carloads Of
May peas will 20 from this section
thi /cur states Mr.. IIcrndOn. AL.
lowing an average of 300 baskets to
u ear, and estimating the total on
an average price of 81 per bnskct,
no less than S"10.OW will bc com.
ing 10 this section from this great
truck crop.
Shipments Of peas will start NOV
ing from this city by the 10Th Of
May. IN the opinion Of =. G. Scott,
Of the firm Of Brock & Scott who
says the crop has not been material
~ injured by the few sudden snaps
of cold weather we have had.
Last year there were 269 ears N
May Peas shipped from Elizabeth
city. according to Mr.. IIerndon, and
hc thinks this years crop to be
shipped will exceed last years crop
10y NJ least - ears.
Mr.. IIcrndOn who goes from place
to place where truck or fruit Is he
ing shipped has charge of icing the
ears. lie says that five tons Of Ice
ARE used Mt the first Icing, and
then when shipping The produce to
northern cities. they are rc.iced
twice on the road after they leave
Elizabeth city.
The Fruit Growers Express Opcr'
ntcS on the same plan as the Pull
man ears. This company has rcfri'
gcrntor cars on IS Of the leading
railroads In the United States. Mr.
IIcrndon's headquarters are in Jack
Sonvillc, Florida.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
THE GRANDY'S GOING FOR
THREE MONTHS IN EUROPE

Taylor Grandy Of Washington. ID.
c.. and Elizabeth City and Miss
Lille Grnndy, President WOmnn's
club this city will leave this week
for Washington, ID. c.. going from
there to New York from which city
they are booked to ail OH the :. y.
Paris on May 1ith for Harvc.
France. They expect to spend the
summer travelling in Europe their
itinerary including Paris. the
Riviera, the principal cities OF Italy,
Switzerland. Belgium, Holland.
England and Scotland and perhaps
Heidelberg and the Rhine. They
have engaged return passage on
the Empress Of Scotland OF the
Canadian Pacific Line. leaving
Southampton. England. August III,
for Quebec. Canada. where they are
due August 22nd. returning to the
United Stutcs Il little later.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
OVERMAN AND
THEBABIESBILL
North Carolinians Tell Senator
Ovcrman They Arc For
Birth Control Legislation

Senator Lee ). Ovcrman. OF
North Carolina. has, denied
that he told 4 press corrcspon-
dent that there is no interest
in North Carolina i'll the birth
control bill. known as the Gum
minS-Nailc bill.
I'm nm interview with Mrs. Mary
Wurr bennett. director 0f th" Vol.
unrary Parrn;ho"d LEAGUE. which Is
vigorously hacking this hill, Sen
ntnr Ovcrmun said that h" hnd
received many letters from thiS
state asking to net fav0rnhly on
the hlll, and that h" hud received
no requests tO take Il stand against
il.
The CumminS.v .vailr hill has been
somewhat misunderstood. TIL" sole
aim of the Till iS Ia r"m"v" Federal
restriction ou transportation hN
mail or hy common carrier. "i the
information and means of achieving
rnutracrptinm. This will l." accom-
rIiShrd hv striking uut III" subject
from the old federal ohS""nlty laws
which were passed in lNI'. in aIl
nt,rmpt tn suppress traffic in i'm
proper literature.
If the hiIl j. passed. il will l"'
COME lawful for American parents
tn secure scientific information
which will enable them (" space
their babies 10 suit their conditions
Of health, finance, and general we'll
being.
Mr.. Dcnmctt. Of the Voluntary
purruthnnd LEAGUE. who's" hCad-
umrtrr> are at ~ West iith street
New York city, says that the league
daily receives many letters from
strug.lin. parents from all over
the country. asking for the infOr'
nation which will enable them To
keep within their control III" size
of their fnmilicS--infOrmntion which
il is now ILLEGAL To give them. Some
nf thc most compelling of these let
tcrS come from North Carolina.
one North Carolina mother
writes: Il am 81 years old. and
have been married s years. have
q children. wish | could know
what to do not 10 have ANY more.
A mother on u North Carolina
farm writes: Il am the mother oi
eight. think someone ought to
tell me what to do not to have any
more"
Another mother says: 81 am an
old woman now. | had no prcveil'
tive information in my day, and my
children came 50 fast that they
ruined my health. Ny babies all
died except one -. My daughter
married early. obtained birth con
troll information, and has five
healthy children, all properly Spac'
ed. | do not seq why the law-maE'
crs would deprive womankind of
the most important information in
the world"
The bill is endorsed by many
prominent North CarOlinlanS, among
whom are J. +. Hayden. High
Point: W. q. saunders. Elizabeth
City: Dir. and Mrs. George prit.
chnrd. Black Mountain: Robbins
Tilden. FiGh Point. Rev. Il. H.
Caldwell. GreensbOr" rrl ' 4.
HiII-' rp'uC ~ ."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
FOR CONSIDERATION
ON MOTHERS DAY
a Good Opportunity to Commemo.
rate Mother and Serve I'm
fortunate Humanity

Between three hundred and four
hundred children at the Caswcll
Training School. KinstOn, want q
swimming pool. We have water
going to waste. hut no funds for the
construction of Il pool. Will not
some person or persons donate 3d.
10000, which will enable our chill
drcn to have q good swim every
afternoon this hot summer and 30
To bed refreshed? Social cOndi.
tions forbid their having the adj.
vantagcs of the bathing facilities
f. : ri: public in the comnunity.
=. ga As McNAIRY.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09

J. NAbIEh uODpc
THIS Salem Township man In one
of the five candidates for the Office
Of Sheriff of Pasquotank County
who Is encouraged TO run for the Of.
flee because he believes the people
are tired of having to choose their
public servants from perennial OF.
flee seekers. lie says he believes
the folks are genuinely anxious for
relief from y class who make Office
holding their chief aim In life.
Hobbs himself Is q farmer and a
fisherman and q success as both.
He Is a clean. outstanding capable
citizen who has the respect and
confidence of everybody who knows
him. If he were better known he
would make a great run. and he In.
sistS he is going TO be better known
before the polls open. In the Pri.
mary on June 1tl. Zoeller photo.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR YOUNG WOMEN

Easy vacation time money and
a free trip TO Washington be-
sides for Il few cntcrprising girls
who will do Il little attractive
spare time work for this news
paper. Write or see Mr. Saund.
ers.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
pAILEY FINDS MANY
FRIENDSMPASQUOTANK
! ooks Now Like the Same Thing Might Hap
pen This Year That Happened
in 1920

r.,i,h Militant Railey can
si,,, ior the Democratic no
~r,,icn 'or Governor arrived
, Elizabeth city Yesterday
,.,roon to- ind that Eliz-
,g,h t,y i,n't altogether the
y,Ian town it has been
,,,,en,rl to- be. The Raj
-, man iound himself not
,;,tnu, a following.
u, g,il,, came to speak last
~ II, arrived ioo late for this
80 20 "Iruiu Il copy of his
=. rnr II G., safe hct that he
- frl , hi.-rr tnlluwin: here
| n, r.rpir- than hr fnuud upon
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,shr' that 'hin.s ar" s"in: I"
y. ,ns ,am, turn In raNpuotank
| u. ,.,r that they took in the cam
at.- q, l'cN
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> A. u1N ,;arIurr. All the young
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-. ,bur'iu- 'rr Man AMI every
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l.-r ts,r 20 I""k IN. Max Gard,
-. fr.rrl, r~rw"d and crowed.
h, White Collar fellows up aud
,-r Vain street were sure that
ar paI wnulI carry the county
s- overwhelming majority. But
I. Enr. when the Votes were
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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
KI,yASIS CELEBRATION

The Elizabeth city Kiwanis Club
will celebrate its second anniver.
sary, next Friday. May IL. Rev. II.
+. Myers of Durham It's first presl
dent. Is expected on that day.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09
CLIP AND MAIL THIS NOV
To THE INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City, N. g.

I am incloslng herewith check o
p. o. Money Order for Sl.50 fc
which send me THE INDEPEN
DENT for ono year. I want (
keep up with your interesting edi
torials and news articles abou
Northeastern North CarolltS foil
and things.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-05-09

Good eycSigbt 10 ine1penciTc. See
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