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Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman to
Join Daughter Shortly.

Mrs. w. Calhoun Stirling and her
daughter, Margheritta, are spending
the Summer at Sound Beach, Conn,
and will be joined shortly by Mrs.
Strings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Tillman.
Mrs. Joseph A. Herbert. jr., and her
small sons. Joseph Gronna and Lynn
Gronna, have gone to Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa. where they will spend
the remainder of the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Brennan and
their daughter, Mrs. Dewey Zirkin,
have returned from their tour TO
Canada and their stay on the Rideau
Lakes Mr.. Zirkin returned earlier
in the week.
Miss Elizabeth Irwin Edmonds,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Frank H.
Ednonds, arrived home today from
Detroit. Mich Miss EdmondS was
the guest of Miss Marjorie Traver,
her roommate at National Park Semi
nary.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent A. Hughes
and Miss Eleanor Edmunds have gone
to Hot Springs, where they are at the
Homestead.
Mrs. Harrington Mills entertained
at dinner last evening at the White
face Inn at Lake Placid, where she
went by motor from Saranac Inn at
Upper Saranac.
Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer will leave
Washington today for an extended
trip through Yellowstone Park and
Seattle, Wash. She will return by
way of the Canadian Rockies.
Mrs Frederick w. Pratt and Mrs.
Francis w. Dickens are at the Grey
lock Hotel at Williamstown, Mass,
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stanley Payne have
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Deatbs.

BROWN Departed this life Saturday. July
Zoos 18Th az st 80 nj m 81 his Is reefpyds3ce
devoted husband Of Elizabeth A. Brown.
father F5ih Of Joseph Arnold and Dolores
Sunday mornings Star. star i0"'' -
sSarx 'f5s = NEE Il HAk7is iR e6dkF e HaE
son; mother and father. Bertha aof E and and
Samuel F., Cooke. and brother. Elmon OF
bet bf Of sNssr Nd SroheT MGS GiaEs T3
and ] sisters Bertha P. and Mrs. Edythe
viii FefbenE ba Eed a fa1S ffdS 2fh the ii Ma
N. F. CHURCH South, 10Th and sts- s.w.. =.
be, in the Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 4y.'' BODY Si5t
will be at residence of sister. 371s 9th
until pm Monday, s;"'' july 9S"Ssy ~ july % o
COOKE Special communication of PentaI-
ppha Lodge; No. %, F; A. A, NJ. by order
Tempo at pm n Sondag II asa July j. Na7onS @ fS
a attend funeral of Brother JAMES MAR
july IS sxRc qed T. FEb Il Hb9rFssegTs sseresrJ Pa
Pa AfMA ey cTsHioSBEEiRR74 S3BEi = 66tE@x2 6P6lfttfEaSFE9
rick and Louise, Amber sister of Mary
Gushionberry and Clifton Amber. niece Of
Funeral from the chapel sundag adieS july GGaes s6
at o'clock Friends invited S6s
CAPTAIN. Departed this life Friday. July
beloved wife of the late William T. Cal,
fany. aged 81 years. Funeral from resi-
day July 81. at $50 am. " thence he se to H2f- 81
Vincent De Paui's Church. where requiem
repose Of her soul interment at Congres tGu sne
sional Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited.
GOODSIR Thursday. July "a. 1923 at tho
residence Of his daughter. Mrs Ella G.
PPGydTs Paynes =, 5101 sth St, NV, GEORGE E.
denee MoRday July at IL II ann, ano'e Inter- fssl-
ment at Rock Creek Cemetery. 26
Called from this world to a peaceful rest
knows hast
Dear, in memory she viii always be
Until IN heaven we meet again.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND HUSBAND. aAs
HsLEY;- Departed this life July e5. 1925.
3ort a. 4;l2 "a AMI in p St Lpke,g HSsnital; New
LEY. rector of Emmanuel p E. Church
Anacostia ht,ac D. c. Notice of funeral here
KING; Departed this life Friday. July 81.
4Ys29 You St. at so IRRy at 1bSE her
Parker Pa5 TonI RieSfgd Giien Fannie kossrs
tines Church where solemn requiem mass ass
Mn Sors Re suns; tBialtmoTe; PhiiadeIphia
MCCARTHY. Friday. July "a 1924. at his
Ss Sasd Sth af s Nes MecaPFEH nee sOsd sr6 hP
Funeral from his sisters residence on
osyepRa 5qy III At .Sere ana mass the @
ylted TO attend Interment IN Mount Olivet
Cemetery. %
MONROE. Departed life Wednesday night.
IL O'Clock, July 22 1925. JOHN r. MON
ROE. the beloved husband of Sarah Jane
Monroe lnee Snowden) devoted father OF
William c.. George E.. Winfield s Monroe.
Rosa Nelson. Marshall Monroe Cloy Wal
kerr Clara Brown, Junius Monroe, Sarah
Iaylor and r6S loying fon, brother i OF Winfield
Church Vienna. Va. Sunday July 20.
1925.
PAGE. Departed this life Thursday. July
%. 1928. at Il pm, Mrs ELEANORA
PAGE wife of Lewis Page. the beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs BurI Hill Fu-
neral will be held from late residence 615
L st. NV, at pm. Sunday July 26 :
PEABODY. Friday. July "a. 1925. at his
residence. The Kensington Apartment
FRANK H. beloved husband of Anna Pea
body. Funeral from ". L. Speare CO.
1000 H ST. NV. Monday. July 81. at ] 30
pm. Interment Arlington National Gene
tery. 20
Evening star., 1925-07-25

& HE Postmaster General and
Mrs. Harry s. New will
spend a few days motoring
- through Virginia and will re-
turn Monday
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Car6 of Tbanks.

SMITH We wish to express our sincere
tnanks and appreciation to our relatives
ana friends for their kind sympathv and
moral tributes at the death of our mother
LAURA J. SMITH HER S0T
Evening star., 1925-07-25

Because their salaries are three
months in arrears employees of the
city of Rio de Janeiro have been
threatening to strike.
Evening star., 1925-07-25
Marriaqe.

Ashworth announce the marriage of ibeir
piece, RAMA s. GIBBS 10 Mr.. HOBART
NJ. CONFER. June II. 1925.
Evening star., 1925-07-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Red Triangle Outing Club will

Red Triangle Outing Cub VIII make
an all-day trip TO Bluemont, Va, to-
morrow Train leaves Washington and
Old Dominion station, Rosslyn, Va, at
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Members of the College Women's
Club. which recently was amalgamated
with the American Association of Uni
yersity Women will meet at its club
house, 1894 l street, Tuesday, to dis
cuss disposition OF funds resulting
from the sale of the former clubhouse
of the College Womens Club.
The WanderlusterS will start on a
hike tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star., 1925-07-25

Mrs Frederick w. Pratt and Mrs.
Francis w. Dickens are at the Grey
lock Hotel at Williamstown, Mass,
for several weeks.
Evening star., 1925-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stanley Payne have
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gone to Lake Placid, where they are
at the Stevens House for a few weeks.
Evening star., 1925-07-25

Rear Admiral Frank +. Fletcher,
L. S n, retired. arrived from Wash
ington yesterday morning to join Mrs.
Fletcher and their daughter, Mrs.
Evening star., 1925-07-25

Representative and Mrs. Ogden L.
Mills will entertain at dinner this
evening at their villa in Newport.
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FOREIGN.

ts am. Greenwich time. today.
Evening star., 1925-07-25
3n men1orianr.

BABBINGT0N. IN loving rememhrance- Of
our dear sister MARY V BABBINGTON.
who departed this life SIX years ago to-
day. July % 1919.
Iou are not forgotten dear sister
That would he 10 hard 10 do
As long as life and memory last
We Will always think Of YOU.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDS
ELKS' MINSTREL REVUE

The Elks' minstrel revue held on
Monday and Tuesday nights Of tins
week is history now. and the local
lodge is highly satisfied with re-
suits. and the spectators hIShIE
satisfied with the performance. II
carried much of the city'S best tai
cnt. much of it in cOnSpiciouS roles.
but all serving their part. ID. Guy
Brockct was in his accustomed
place as intcrlocutor Of course. ana
Elbcrt Spence scored his usual hits.
Fatty Blades. Leslie Waldorf and
others doubled up to good advantage
Pleasing musical numbers were
rendered by Harold Foreman. Miss
Margaret Foreman. Mrs. Anna
Hester Mcmillan. and Especially
live comedy stunts were pulled by
Dan Harris and Katherine Spence.
Miss Pauline Skinner made her
usual starry appearance. In fact
the entire cast has been called Il
constellation. and the success of the
show here demanded its appearance
i'm Edcnton Wednesday night.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
EARLY PLANS
FOR The FAIR
Directors Already Active, and
Getting Ready For The
Greatest One Of All.

The determination OF the
Directors of the Albcmarlc
Agricultural Association. to let
no time clapsc in planning this
years fair as it should be plan
ned. il continued, may mean
that Elizabeth City will wit
ness the biggest fair this fall
ever to have beer held here.
y. Howard Smith. who has given
literally of his time for several
years. in the calrlt:ity Of President
of the Fair Association, stated this
week that the fireworks for the
fair. have already been contracted
for, and that negotiations are now
hring made with number of COM
paa!cS for special attractions that
may he offered. The directors Gt
the Association met last WttE,
and again on Monday of this week,
for preliminary organization. ana
to work out plans for stockholders
meeting Ia hc held on February u
for the election of officers and
other important business.
UcSrtOfOrc. the success of tn"
fair has been icopardizcd at the
start because plans have not usually
begun before midsummer. and the
management has not had sufficient
time to properly stage fair such
as is needed to do credit 10 the mar
vclouS agricultural resources OF
Northeastern North ca aro II IL.
Usually The fairs have lost hcav-
ily. but lasts years fair WAS more
successful. and showed IL little pro
fiji. and the results have encouraged
thr dircctO crate. who believe that
early planning and proper managc-
mrnt will result in Il more credit
alb fair. with Il still better showing
in finances.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
MARCH JURY LIST

The following men have been
selected for Jury duty ~ the crlhll-
nal term of paSquOtank Superior
Court convrning March 9: Johnnie
Sawyer. /. NJ. Luton, J.. ID. Roger
son. \. Il. WalStOn. Oscar priichard.
J.. l.. Thropc. l. E. Baum. W. y.
Sawyer. William W. Sawyer, W. f..
Hendrix. ! W. Randolph. ID. w.
Morgan, VI. Il. Griffin, q. NJ. Scy-
mOur.. l.. -. PrilchGrd. Drew Saw
yer. ]. \. ,BarklCy, G. w. White
Jesse Cartwright. !. l.. futile, F. NJ.
Harris. J. \. Cartwright. X. Il IL
lott. W. H. Reid, W. X. Lambert
Geo. +. Pritchard. y. I. Aydlett,
Joseph II. Elhcridgc, T.. i. Cart
wright. Il. l.. TUwc. c. i. tlarrcIl.
W. :. OvCrman. y. II. Worth. w. O..
Etheridgc. l.. \. Bumdy W. W. Mar
tin. Walter X. Jones, X. l.. jackson,
L. ID. Twiddy. .Iubc Mcads. Joseph
White and ID. G.. Perry.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
LOCAL STORES GET
READY FOR BUSINESS
Merchants Evidently Look Forward
To \ Good Year. and Buyers
Are Active

Evidence that the sOundcst huSl-
ness judgement of Elizabeth Clty
has faith in returning prosperity
and hope for ii good year IS re-
Elected in the activities of the mrr
rhantS who are making heavy rur
chaScS at this time. Buyers for ihr
stores are unusually active III this
time in looking for things I"r
summer and fall trade. aud heavy
nurcnasrS are being made by tn"
stores.
Among The buyers making New
York this week end are NJ. h"I@h
Sheep and Miss Lula White OF the
NJ. Leigh Sheep Company; d.. l.
NcCuhc. Mrs. II. G. Grice. ~" Il.
NIc(abc and W. VI. Martin of Me
Cahc and Gricr.
Miss Matte Banks. of Fowler "
comuuuy has Just returned from Il
bnving trip in New York. = w
Twiforl and J. II. wilkins. OF the
ouim Furniture Company are back
from thr North Carolina markets
where they bought heavily
in the meantime special offerings
are being made thruout the cI'E'
and new Goods are being displayed.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

HoWs THE JUDGE GOING TO DoIT?

>parhliu" first wafer ariStOcrHt who
knows how TO live aud never blink
an eve at the cost of GOOD living.
Why Cart Blades and Oliver Gil
bert couldn't catch up with him in
twelve .cylindcr Packard when
vou gct him away from the old home
town.
"That'S why | say it's hard to
hrliryc that the Colonel would let
himself hr Sna%grd for life i'll Il
Job that pays him only enough in IA
wear to keep mp his library or send
one of his daughters to a high
raIulin college. | have hunch that
the Colonel will keep that Judge
Job for Just about three months
and then throw it mp and buy him.
self another farm or something else
there's SQaurc meal i'll.
But YOU forget that there's lot
of honor III beng Il l tuiicu ''d'SH
.IrIdgc in North Carolina.' said the
Bank Clerk. "A Federal Judge Ill
this part of the country is looked up
to rs Il second God Almighty ana all
that sort of thing: Fcdral Judge
in North Carolina is honored ana
rspcctcd--which is more thah you
can say for lot Of our governors
United States Senators ana 'hc
like
But honor and glory don't give
you any bank balance or pay bills at
thr WaIdorf-AStOria Hotel in New
York City,. said the Soda Jcrkcr.
But North Carolina Federal
Judges don't live ut the Waldorf
A<toria." said the Bank Clerk
"Thry make ont very well on corn'
/ cd pork and collardS at any little
old American plan hotel: any little
( old place they happen to be holding
court
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

"Wrll | Srr our old friend CO...
Ike M"ckinS is sure enough Il Uni
ted States Judge" said the Soda
Jcrkrr to the Bank Clerk.
"Thal'S stale news now" said the
Bank Clerk
"It may be-" said the Soda .Irrkcr.
But lis taken me Il Iou@ time Il"
believe It's really 50.
There are . lot of folks III uut
this town who hate To think II is
50. said the Bank Clerk, But that
don't do 'rm good: Isaac VI. MCrkinS
is Federal Judge for Il fact. and Ed.
.Nydlrtf. Mack Sawyer and all the
rest rf 'ym from now ON must bend
rnrir knee and say, Your llonor.
Please.
Il aint Ohirctin" to his being
Judge of the Federal Court. said
the Soda .Icrkrr: If he wants It
I'm glad he's got it; in fact I've
got my hat off and cheering for COL
McckinS to have anything he wants
any time he wants it: but what
makes il hard for me To believe That
he is actually the judge, is that !
lust can't understand what he
wants with it.
They tell me it Il life time job
aud pays only $500 Il year. with Il
limited amount for expenses while
the Judge is holding court o!l 81
town. Now just can't get the
idea of Ike McckinS takin" any lol'
with limited expense account. Tor
he's about the most CNpCnSiN" hirI
in this white mans town. When it
comes 10 comfortable and luxurious
living. regardless of personal rX.
pruSc. Isaac Nelson McCkinS-that
his whole namc-. makes the late
/ Cameron Morrison look like pikcr,
JUDGE MeekinS is Elizabeth Cit! ;
! one aud only gcnuip" blue white and
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
WOULD OPEN UP LARGE
FARMING AREA IN co.
New Highway Proposed to Connect
Dry Ridge Section With
Elizabeth City

Instead of II highway via Weeks
vile. 70 serve the Dry Ridge and
SimonS Creek sections of The colln-
ty. another route has been pro
posed. which would. shorten t.
distance to Elizabeth City hy more
than three miles. and would open
up IL large area of land in tie conn
ty not served by an improved road.
The new route. which Is proposed
lIv interested citizens. would cN-
tend from BlOuntS Fork 10 -Four
Forks. then in an airline 10 the
intersection of the "Ncw road
with the ElliOttOwm road. and over
the "Npw" road to Bob White Fork.
This route is said to he endorsed
by Representative Wilson. and Is
sought by many people who would
he served by it. their contention
Icing that since an additional road
is planned toward Sound Neck from
WrpkSvillc, they too should have
Il short route into town. and not
have 10 20 thru Weeksvillp. The
road from SimOnS Creek 10 Weeks
vile. would be JIG miles lOnS.
where's the new road would be
seven and one half miles. From
Bob White Fork to Elizabeth City
by. way Of Weeksvillc. the distance
is given at 1916 miles. while the
new way is said to be I.3 miles.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
FJIyABETH CITY STORES
TO HOLD SPRING OPENING

Plans for II spring opening to he
held probably on March II. !" ana
If are being made by the Merchants
R,,rrau of the Chamber of Com
mcrcc. The event will be participant
cd in hy all the leading stores. ana
the newest spring merchandise VIII
be displayed. A feature of the open
ium night will be Il concert by the
Boys Band
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
HART PROMISES ROAD
TO VIRGINIA LINE
Assures Virginia Delegation That
Dismal Swamp Road Will be
Completed.

.N>~ura rr> of the completion OF
several RAIDS from North Carolina
points t. the Virginia line, among
which j. he Dismal Swamp Canal
Rcnd from South Mills. was given
Il Virginia delegation last week
hv W. . Hart. Chairman of the
First Sta.c Highway District. ac-
curdiu@ Z. advicc> from Raleigh.
Work .u this important road has
been dvlSrd for lack of funds. AMI
considerable iInpatfcnce has been
expressed bcrauSr This state was
maI&r p. NEST Nir=inif'S road.
NOW nearing completion between
Portsmouth and the state line.
The Vta.inian> went to Raleigh
10 sec about the roads which were
promised ny the General Assembly
i'm resolution two years ago but
were toll that nothing had been
done or vas contemplated with re-
yartI 20 lard >urfaciu% the roads
north from Elizabeth city aud Muir
frrc>horo \ few days later the Viz
.inianS vrut back and based their
plea on he resolution. The TIVE
roadS oI the Virginia side of the
line are Practically completed.
Commi, iOncr W. \. Hart. of the
first higIway district where the two
roads lie rromiScd Generals Waugh
an and .Irrvcy that the two roads
will be hard surfaced just aS soon
~ funds re available.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
SEEKING $500 TO GUILD
SETH PERRY MEMORIAL

Five .undrcd dollars is the
amount he PaSquutank County
CommiS> .pncrs would provide to
erect Il aonumcnt 10 Seth Perry,
PasquUtaak'S first World War hero
whose huiv is buried on the court
house lawn. The Commissioners
have aSI.d the General Assembly
10 Autho.izc this appropriation OF
County isud>.
The COMMISSIONERS this week dis
continued Motorcycle Officer Ander-
son. on L.. grounds that results did
not Justly the expenditure. and the
County ill he without traft'c
0ftic,J u lefiulfelr
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
WHAT 1T WAS WORTH

The ElkS Minstrel show brought
forth what has been called the seas
on'S best local joke. Miles Jennings.
Of Elizabeth City, the largest buyer
Of junk in eastern North Carolina
was met on the street i'll bad
humor. something never Ia have
been observed before.
What is the trOublc.:" he was
asked.
"Thc Aldermen have just orcrbid
me $369.000 for Il pile of junk, he
replied.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
BILL is INTRODUCED
FOR CHOWAN BRIDGE

\ bill providing tor the co"N;rNr
tinn of Il $500 OOu bridge across IN"
Chowau River has been introduced
l,y SrmaturS WiiI!lmS. Hur@'IIn,
Mcmillan ana I!ar%rtt. The "!i'
provides that rh2 %,at" iN2ilNaN
Commission build the bridge. ami
wruld empower the stat" treasurer
10 i>alc and sell hcHdS oE he STAT
Ir The amomr Of >irn.HGH. Thr
notes 20 hc ISSUED ~ aut'"iE''i"h
6 the sac uf the .udS. A. !" ~"
rrpaid from ,hc sale of the bonds,
and interest repaid from tolls t" i"
collected from persons using the
bridge. unless otherwise provided
hy the General Assembly. If tolls
are insufficient tn mature the bonds,
then the balance i {" lac paid from
automobile license fees. and iur'
faxes.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
COUNTRY CLUB BUSY
BUILDING GOLF COURSE

The Elizabeth city Country CLUB
is now laying ont its golf colrS"
which is Ia hr one Of the best III lhr
state. II. y. ilaSkin>. UI North .Nm-
hcrSt. Mass. i the supervising cn-
.inccr. and is n rcScprcSrMIatlT" oi
Donald ] Ross VIII" laid out tie
famous links at PinchnrSt.
4, u mrctiu" of The di!r'i"r' f
the Country club on Thursday. Il.
G. Job. Chairman. NJ. II. Jones, &.
-. Robinson and NJ J.. Clark wcr"
elected Il cummitlc" 10 look after
the laying on, of The golf course.
The course will hc ready for use
in fcw months. one Of the mcm-
hrrS stated Thursday.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
JUDGE MEEKINS REGRETS
EDITORIAL ON AYDLETT
Friendly Relations Existing Be
tween Them. and He Appreei-
ateS Mr.. Aydlctt's support

The following signed c0mmuni-
cation. which speaks for itself, was
received this week from Judge [. NJ.
MrckiuS:
Il deeply regret the publication
of the editorial Consider Aydlctt
i'm The independent for January 80.
1927. While | am sure that no one
will hold me- responsible in any
way or dr.rcc for the editorial, and
no one will suspect me of being mt-
arprcciativc of The Editors kindly
tribute tu me. am impCllcd by u
sense nf Justice TO say that Mr.. +.
+. Av,llcti WAS numbered among my
faithful supporters fer the Judge
ship amt generously gave me Il writ
ten personal endorsement. More
over. Mr.. AyIlctt held himself in
readiness to - aS Il member of Il
delegation of my friends 10 See the
President and Attorney General i'll
my behalf. was SratiftCd ny Mr.
Avdlrlt'S support ut the time, and
now fhat | have been appointed
judge of the Eastern District. | am
meme the less apprcciative ot the
generous impulEcS that actuated
him nr the value of his assistance.
In view uf the editorial mention
eel. | feel that Mr.. Aydlett is due
public Acknowledgement 10y me for
his support and assistance. | could
not hr Il party To or acQuic>rr in
any cnmpar son under these cir
cum~'ancc< that would hc calCu-
lated tu d. Mr.. Aydlrtt an injury
or miuStic. ot to place him i'll an
uufayprfbI, light. This i, Of course
personal statement. the necessity
for which i obvious. hope it will
bc accepted on every hand without
,JfcH>cs
MIR. Ny,,lett will he ~ wclcom,
i'm amy Court over which | may
preside. AMI | trust ut aS much
ca<c thrru.u. aS any member Oi
the Bar e. the District who may
find hu>inr>S in it> courts.
Il. VI. MEEKINS.
TIE INDEPENDENT gladly
gives spa, To the communication
+ of Judge Ncekiu>, this newspaper
never har.uS intended to MAKE
!, appear that. these men had
nrrrr srr.-rd ihrir diffrrcmccS.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

the total invested in public rIcmrn-
tary and high-School properties
WAS SGO.5ll.OOO: in automobiles
&alO.Ta7 600 or nearly tunv times
nS much.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

DR.. J. D. Hathaway has moved
to 315 Hinton Bldg. Take tue
elevator. -uTt.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

DR.. J. ID. Hathaway has moved
to 31j Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator ihYL.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06

DR.. !. -. Hathaway has moved
to 30 Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator. advt.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
TO THE INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City. n. c.

am enclosing herewith check or
J.. o. Money Order for $3.50 for
which send me THE INDEPES-
DENT for one year. want %
keep up with your interesting edi.
tOrials and news articles about
Northeastern North Carolina FOLKS
and things.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1925-02-06
In Ten Counties

Here are the figures. represent
iuy the estimated investments i'll
automobiles. and i'll public schools
i'm TEN northeastern North Carolina
counties. The average motor ca"
is rcckoncd aS representing an i'll
yrStment al $500 On this basis,
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