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Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
DIR. r. w. WILLIAMS AT THE
EBENEZER CHURCH AUGUST B

There will be special service at
Ebenezer Bapt'st Church, corner
Judah and Leigh Streets, Sunday
August 5th at 500 P, NJ. under the
auspices Of tha Church Aid Society
and the Negro Baptist Old Folks
Home. Rev. F. w Williams, pastor
Of Fourth Baptist Church will deliver
the address, subject: "The Duty Of
the Citizen to His Church" DR.. W.
H. Stokes pastor; Robert Thurston,
clerk; ]. S. Peters and George L.
Branch, committee.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Gilbert Christians case was before
Judge a. Taylor Pitt. at the Henrico
County Court House in this city last
Tuesday, and upon a charge of man
slaughter, he was sent on to the
Grand Jury of the Henrico Circuit
Court. He is said to have operated
the car, which was overturned, when
lie was under the influence Of liquor
One colored man was killed and two
others seriously injured.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
OPENING OF Y. w. c. A. CAMP

Camp Wohelo will be opened by
the Health Education department of
the Y. w. C. A., Monday, July 30th,
instead of July 23rd as was formerly
announced, because of the absence
of Miss Viola Chaplain, Girl Reserve
and Health Education Secretary, at
conference in West Virginia.
Camp Wohelo (Work-Health-LoyeC
is conveniently situated ten miles
from Richmond at Valley Grove
Park. 1t can be reached by driving
out Patterson Avenue to Three Chopt
Road, turn to the right and follow
he asphalt road until the sign Camp
Wohelo" is reached.
The Y. Camp offers to the girls
and young men of Richmond and
adjacent cities an ideal vacation that
is both restful and healthful under a
trained, cheerful and sympathetic
leadership which will include a direc-
tor. nurse, councillor and recreation
leader. The daily program includes
morning dips, setting-up exercises,
flag-raising, breakfast, camp duties
and inspection, morning assembly,
hikes, nature walks, athletics, dinner,
quiet hour handcraft, dramatics, sup
per, campfres storytelling, songs,
lights out, taps.
Campers should bring middies,
boomers, knickers, bathing suit and
cap, warm coat or sweater, low-heel-
ed shoes, rubbers, toilet articles,
fl light, drinking cup, musical in
strrments, tennis racket and balls,
notebook, pencil and Bible, sheets,
pillow slips and blankets.
Expenses are as follows:
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
HAROLD TAYLOR
GETS FOUR YEARS

Harold Taylor, 90 years of age,
who was suspected of attempting to
pull ten year old white child in an
alley in South Richmond, at 18th and
Decatur St., was tried in the Hus-
tings Court, Part II, last Tuesday and
given four years in the Virginia pen
itentiary. He was ably defended by
his counsel. A motion to set aside
the verdict as being contrary to law
and evidence is to be argued.
He had some strong character wit
neses, but some of this testimony was
upset by the officers. There is some
doubt, however, as to his guilt.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

BY Carlisle Bargeron.
Indictment of Perry W Howard,
colored Republican leader in Missis-
sippi is being accepted in political
circles here as giving weight to re-
ports that Secretary Hoover intends
to. shake off the colored rule of the
party in the South. Howard's trouble,
it is pointed out, follows the displace-
ment of Benjamin Jefferson Davis,
the colored leader of Georgia, who
incidentally is now figuring in an IN
vestigation similar to that which en-
veloped Howard.
Walter Cohen, the colored leader IN
Louisiana for many years, also met
his Waterloo at Kansas City. White
men replaced both Cohen and Davis
and it is generally believed that one
will replace Howard as soon as that
phase of the business is reached.
The word is going out, to, that
"Tieless Joe" Tolbert, the boss of
South Carolina RepubGcianism is
slated to 90 next. Tolbert is white,
but his leadership is over the colored
race.
Howard was suspended yesterday
from his post as special assistant at
torney general, as was Scott Hubbard,
deputy United States marshal for the
Southern district of Mississippi, who
was indicted with him at Biloxi. The
suspensions will hold until the men
have either cleared themselves or have
been convicted in the Biloxi case.
Howard Charges Persecution
Howard, at least, is accepting his
trouble as a Hoover flop to the South
ern '1ily whites. In a statement yes
terday ne said his indictment was the
result of persecution. He described
himself as martyr and said he was
in trouble solely because of his lead
ership of the Negro race. The Wash
ington Tribune, Negro newspaper
here, viewed the matter in the same
light.
1t was, in fact, no secret at Kansas
City that Howard was in for hard
time when the convention was over
For several months the Hoover people
had been having trouble with hlm
Counted upon to deliver his delegation
to Hoover, he nevertheless baked
some time before the convention when
C. L. Sheldon, prominent Mississippi
Republican, sought to establish 'Illy
white" party. Mr.. Sheldon, a great
admirer of Secretary Hoover, received
so much encouragement from him that
Howard began to make threats that
unless Sheldon was called off he would
throw his support to LOwden.
For Hoover at Kansas City
The Mississippi courts ruled against
Sheldon and Howard seemed to have
everything his own way. The Hoover
people gave him $4,000, ne testified
before the Senate committee investl-
eating presidential campaigns, but
apparently ne did not think ne had
been treated right because he added
that he did not know whether ne
would be able to keep his organization
in line for Mr.. Hoover or not.
1t was no secret at Kansas City
that the Hoover people considered ne
had been given enough, but never
theless Howard went in for a final
consultation in what was called the
contact" room, and when ne came out
the Hoover people had him issue a
definite statement that Mississippi
was for Hoover. So it was, too.
But upon the heels of the conven-
tion, Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
an active Hoover lieutenant, went
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Embalmer and mortician H. L..
Minor, has made some unique renovat-
ing changes at his headquarters on
Fifth Street, 507. He has now a re-
ception room, private Office and NOR
tuary chapel, where the best that
Funeral Director C. S. Cunningham
has available is ready for immediat"
service.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

You may want to go now and you
may want to stay in this world. You
will find no better way to stay than
to see L. J. Hayden and purchase a
bottle of his many sure cure remedies.
If you are in need of jewelry, you
will find his place an "up-to-date"
establishment. He is reliable and will
surely give you satisfaction.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Thomas Taylor, 1919 N. 26th St.
was shot July 23, 1928 and died at
the ST. Philips Hospital the same
day. His remains were turned over
TO Funeral Director Robert c. Scott
and the funeral took place from his
residence last Thursday afternoon.
Norman and Rogers Jordan, charged
with the shooting, were admitted to
bail. One of the bullets went through
Taylor's lung and heart, one broke
his arm and lodged in the elbow and
another struck him in the leg Cor
Oner E. G.. Hill held an inquest
Friday, July 9th in the coroner's
office, City Hall Coroner James NJ.
Whitfield is out of the city. One OF
the bullets entered the abdomen also
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
PERRY w. HOWARD'S
PLEA OF INNOCENCE

indictment
a martyr represent-Negro Leadership.
Prison walls TO
nobility perfectly willing TO be offerd
price of martyrdom cause is certainly fa
politically
political seek to have me
criminal
charge Whatever it is, know tina
tsnpqanily neanorated or not
guilty doing directly or indirectly
enlisted the aid OF
and not
investigated tho United States
prevent anything
sale of public OFFICES
required State ofxi ssisppi a
no consideration of any office.
inception of administration and prior to
with the Comptroller General
Committee the records
Of
wrong. merely
epate hearing No in public lire
all
Of until
guilty.
have no fear of the outcome Of Mississippi
W. Howard associates and post
poned 1928 months from date Of indc
during the Presidency
Howard his associates virtually Interested
positively prohibited by the Constitution OF the
States, Article VI:
prosecutions, the
ascetained by and
accusations be
compulsory
favor the
o1nee1 FOR
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Levi Montague will transport pas
sengers desiring to go TO Oak Grove
Baptist Church, King William Co.,
Sunday morning. Trucks leove 9th
and N and Brook Avenut and Leigh
ar II A. M.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

The funeral of Marie Milburn, wife
of Frederic Wilburn took place last
Sunday, at P. NJ, at the First Bap-
tist Church Pev. DR.. W. T. Johnson
officiating. She had been sufferer
for long time and all efforts to
check the disease were fruitless. Fun
eral Directors William Isaac John
son had charge of the remains.
Funeral designs were numerous and
costly.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Colbert c. Scott does not exactly
claim to be a "man of the world, but
the Funeral Director Tor the people.
H is shipping specimens of his
hardiwork all over the country, when
people, whose homes are elsewhere, die
here. See him.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

When you are looking for service,
you have only to poke your head in
the front door of Funeral Director, A.
D. Prices headquarters and you will
find it there.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Nh. S. S. Baker who has been con-
fined to his residence for two weeks
is out again. His son, Mr.. W. S.
Baker, of Philadelphia, was in the
city this week, visiting him.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

William B. Smith is at 1S E. Clay
St., and people who want smooth,
clean shave and nice, attractive
looking haircut know the kind of SER
vice he renders. Bobbing hair is a
fad now and he has graduated in this
kind of business, while anxious par
ents who want their young ones to
look we'll are delighted when they
come from his tonsorial apartment.
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
What will the Ten Million 0OIOred People,
with their lone Representative on the RepubHcan
National Committee dO about it?

Convention confirmed his title his seat and
him aentted sit twfhr other States
Upon that ntNeGO Cuetma George Sheldon Ex-Governor Nebraska Howard
be sacrificed the Courts and Idtd the Republican Party
Let the COed People and their organizations give the answer now that its reyaba
atoms may heard NOY 1928 from the Atlantic the hc from CANADA ne du
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28

Reduced rates for group Of ten.
Those wishing to register, call
Health Education Department of Y.
" c.. A. (Ran. 4601-J).
Richmond planet., 1928-07-28
HOWARD INDICTMENT HELD
STEP IN SHIFT OF SOUTH
ERN C. D. p.
Race Leadership Change in Party
Presaged by Hoover Moves

Two Colored Chiefs Already
Displaced
Mississippi Committeeman IS Sus-
pended From Post IN Justice
Department.
Washington Post, July 1S)
BY Carlisle Bargeron.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
Dial TzOiSterS
Central Standard Time
Meters Given in Parentheses

WFBM (215) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power & Light Coz
5:IG-Twilight time at the Baldwin,
Louise.
6;30-Time signal, julius C. Walk &
Son.
6;Sl-I. a. C. and Columbia Club Or
chestraS.
i:10-A Pair of Spades, courtesy Craig
Candy Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

II ILEEN," Victor Herberts three
II act musical comedy, with
Jessica Dragonette, soprano, in the
title role, will be presented is the
Philco hour feature through the
NBC Blue network at g tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

Grantland Rice, noted sports au-
thority, will discuss prospects for the
coming baseball season through Col
2ier's radio hour, which will be
broadcasted through stations asso-
ciated with the NBC Blue network
Sunday night at 7:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

Howard II. Cleaves, internationally
known hunter with the camera,
will relate his adventures il
Labrador over WMAQ. Chicago,
fro@i 7:25 - tonight. During his
last Trip " Labrador he spent
months weaving among numerous
costal islands; calling at Hudson
Bay posts and picturesque little
fishing settlements; and swinging
close to towering blue-white ice
burgS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

S:00-Finish. Indiana high school baS-
ketball tournament.
9:00-Capitol Lumber Company froIic.
1O:OO-HOOsteT Harmony Four. courtesy
NJ. G. VanWay Of Shelbyville. Ind.
ll:OO-Time signal, julius G. Walk g.
Son.
1I:O1-An hour with Charlie Davis and
his Columbia Club Orchestra.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
WHEN LAWYERS ARE OUT OF LUCK
,)he BANK CLERK Aso THIS SO0A JCPKeR

DEATH chair in Michigan lawyers anu
alicniSts would lie waSing tight
for Deacon lIOtCllins for months 10
come
We'll tell nc this" said tGc
Soda Jcrkcr; How do you account
for q deacon in the church commit
tin- such Il horrible crime against
an innocent little girl:'
Don't he silly" $nid the Bank
Clerk: "Nou will find every kind "l
human in the church that you Will
find out Of il. No intelligence test
10 psyrho-analySi>-not even Il char
actrr rCrrrcncc-iS Il requisite TO
church membership The craSlcr
and the more vicious Il fellow, inc
more the likelihood that he Is III inc
church and roofing loud for It's
crecds and dogmaS. Take it right
here in orr town: the biggest fools
tho biggest liars. the biggest crooks
and the looscst in morals are, almost
without exceptions, enrolled IN the
churches.
But the Church cant help That
said the Soda Jcrkcr.
"CcrtainIy net" said The Bank
Clerk: nor docs it appear TO hell
ihpm."
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27

letter Of the law as the creditors
claim to have found it.
Another mortgage given by [. l..
Benton and wife conveying their
home to Mr.. Cartwright is not QueS-
toned. This property was property
which Mr.. Cartwright had formerly
given TO his daughter, Mrs. Benton.
But after he had been compelled to
mortgage his own property to get
money to lend his sOn-in-laW he de-
manded q return Of the roperty he
had previously given them. u did
this in fairness 10 the other mehl-
bers Of my family says Mr.. Cart
wright.
If the creditors of c. Z. Benton
win their point Mr.. Cartwright Will
have to content himself TO share
with the other creditors OF Benton
| in the outcome Of the proceedings In
bankruptcy. The Benton stock, fix
lures and accounts inventory ap-
proximately $4,000.
There will he IN adjourned meet
ing ni thr. cra inrc on Fa' 'n"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
ELIZABETH CITY
TO HAVE MORE
CHAIN STORES

Elizabeth City is to have
more stores. The Young Mer-
camille Go. is opening 4 popular
priced department store here
this week. \ New York
woman's wear chain and a
chain shoe store are ncgotiat-
ing leases Of the Main Street
stores OF the Virginia Dare
Hotel arcade.
The Young Mercantile Go. will
occupy the biz store formerly oc'
cllpied by Mitchell's, on POindexter
Sta, opposite the Quinn Furniture
co. Young'S is a .Greenville, y. C..
concern operating n nnmhn" NJ ch"in
stores. selIiug popular price mer-
chandiSe only. Youngs Will open
about Feb. 1St.
The complaint that Elizabeth City
has too many stores already doesn't
Impress the chain store folks who
have faith in their ability 10 make
sales where local merchants have
gone TO sleep and let trade 20 by
their doors.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
LIVELY INTEREST IN
GENL. cox COMING
Big Dinner ut The Virginia Dare
Saturday Night May Be Followed
by Organization of a Legion
Post Here

World War veterans in kliZahelh
civ are lOokin" forward with live
" interest TO the comm" of General
Albert Cox. commander Of the North
Cyrolipa Department ot tn" Am"rr
.r,u Ir~ion who will visit Elizabeth
City Saturday in company with TN"
official members of the Legion i'll
this state.
There will bc about 2I members
of the party headed by General COX.
They will arrive ut Elizabeth City
on the l.. :. E.. G.. Cutter pamllco
and will he the guests Of dinner
~ the Virginia bare Hotel to he
given them by Elizabeth City men
who served in the late war. IL Is
likely that a post of the American
Legion will bc organized here at
that time.
From Elizabeth City General Cox
aud party will cruise TO Roanoh"
Island where they will be entertain
cd laviShly by the MantcoanS.
The use OF the Pamlico for their
winter meeting and Il cruise ot
North Carolina inland waters WAS
arranged for the IcSiOnnairc heads
hy Congressman Lindsay Warren.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
Mark Elizabeth
City Top Side Up

In compliance with the recon-
mrndatiCn Of Secretary Hoover,
Mayor Flora wi!l ask The City toun.
ell 10 authorize posting the name of
Elizabeth City in letter six feet
high on the Toof of the Carolina
Bank, or other conspicuous down
town building for the benefit of air
travellers. Signs on tho t"pSidc Of
towns is as important 10 y NAN in
an airrIanc a> II sign post ON the
outskirts ut the town 10 Il traveller
In an automobile.
Mayor Flora has not yet abandon
ed the idea of an airport at EliZ-
abrth CITY. 1t j. Oh" of those things
that have got 70 be provid"l.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
O.! Say DiGa
HeQpTeSOup
in8Supped?

Pupil, i'll the new grammar
school at Currituck {. II. ate
500 plates ol soup Monday
licked their lips. rubbed their
ttmnics with gustatory salts
faction, smiled like Campbell
Soup kids in the advertise
mcuts and icIt pleased with
Currituck and tn" world.
Curriluck is the fourth school in
Curri!uck County - mtrndurc a
<omu kitchen to supply hoi n"urtsh-
fng soup ana crisp. satisfying crack
crS aI nominal price TO pupils at
the midday recess. MOyGck started
III: KNOTS Island followed: then
powcllS Point; Curriinck started its
soup kettles this week.
Rich. wholesome. appeiizimS and
hun@cr->ati>ryinC soup with g"ucr-
ouS portion Of crackers j. served t"
the pupils for three cents Il PIalc:
two uiatr< for IL nickel. The soup
is made i'm the <chrol Kitchens and
served 10y the ladies of III" l"cal
Parrnt-TcHrhrrS Associations whose
members tak,, turns 1T tho soup
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
TWOBIC SPORTS,
5LTTTLE DUCKS
A Most Unfavorable Season
For Duck Shooters Comes To
End Tuesday Night

Tuesday, Jan. 5lst. brings to
4 close one Of the worst seasons
Tor migratory wild fowl hunt
ers that this region has expert
cnccd in many years. Fortu-
nate have been those who have
killed their bag limit this sea
son.
There have been few cold. bluStry
days in this region since the season
for shooting migratory wild fowl
opened on Nov. LIST. On calm warm
days the geese 60 cut to sea and
raft on the ocean: the ducks gather
in great raftS Oh the open waters OF
the sounds out Of reach Of The gun
nrrS and are content 10 sit for hours
without stirring. = |
\ not uncommon sight on Curri-
tuCk Sound this SEA son vas 10 sec
two strapping Northern SportSmcn
come In from a days shoot with five
little ducks between them.
The real duck weather will come
after February lSt when the season
is closed.
SportSmcn drpIOrc the fact TINT
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
Wealthy Currituckian
Has Own Golf Course

When Joseph p. Knapp wealthy
New York publisher. manufactures,
financier. philanthrOpist. sportsman
and human extraordinary joined IN"
Elizabeth City Country Club, helped
60 finance it. helped to lay ont Its
wonderful golf course. permitted his
name to 20 Oh the beard Of directors,
Elizabeth City expected to see a loi
Of j =. Knapp.
Joe Knapp loves his golf: h" Nh@
rather play golf lhan eat; the Coun-
try Club golf course is only q mat
ter of about 20 miles over good
roads from his residence in Cnrri-
tuck Sound. But Elizabeth City
hasn't seen the Interesting Mr..
Knapp on its Country Club sourse.
The reason: He has built 4 golf
course Of his own OH his home place,
Mackay Island. He can afford it;
he doesn't have to ride ~ miles to
play his favOrite game.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
WINDS BLOWING
this ROAD BACK
INTO THE WATER


Winter WlnQS arc pay iuS
.l,,vor with the new CauSCWay
80. .l,:.I, n,ro f,,nty con-
wa" :,,
nCCtCu NUdllOkc lH!dl'u WIN
the cDast. With the exception
t, .I ,,;Io ,i crcncotpd
:. ,
NOOu p'puS1 liz
nearly four miles across koa-
rnL.r Cu,,ud was bridpcd with
,,.o,,.,, o5 .,r1 suckpd I'D
" '''''> " -
from tNc DONL"'' ol lux ""''''N' :
Winds are blowing tNlS Sailu
,,.
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,'' '" wa" .,a,, ,,,Io,oI
S'"'".' "''"S>"' '''" w .,,,n IA.
la>' III. was > - a.,
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-" 1.n poon,l.o s,,,rL from
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'"' 49, r, ~ . ..;,,r. ,r, rrod,.
!! "'" g. ,I,o ,.or.o-
any .,,,, ,,.,,,,no hos l,on
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u'''' - ''' ,.,.,od ro,.r,S
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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
Why The Poor Little
Things Were Dumb

Children who behaved like dunn
bells in the school room, being uu-
able Ia spell such >impl" words As
CAT when written ont "u the black
board before their eyes wcrc found
10 have such bad cyesi@ht that they
rnuidn'I read letters six feet high.
And that's why the poor little kids
we're - dunb.
An optical rIitic FIR CnrrituGk
County school Children is being con-
Quoted at Currituck &. Ii. this week.
under the dirc"riou Of tn" county
school nurse. Miss ldCu Bucham.
IT is the third optical clinic ever
held in the schools of any county
i'm this State. Forty pupils whose
eyes were examined the first day
showed defective vision which Is
being corrected with glasses.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-01-27
ELIZABETH CITY WILL
GREAT HOTEL TOWN
Aydlett Will Spend Nearly 100000 Rebuild
ing That Ancient Landmark The
Southern

Elizabeth City should be the
best hotel town of its size in
the Southeast with the compile
ton of the rebuilding of the
Southern Hotel. Original Plans
of the owner, Z. F. Aydlett,
calling for all expenditure OF
$4,000 have had to be alter
ed. The amount to be spent in
making over the Southern will
be $4,000 to $50 600, accord
ing to present estimates.
Both of the side walls OF the
Southern will be renlaced with new
walls. A dark red face brick with
q mixture of green and black brick
will replace the old plaster covered
brick walls that have stood for
something like a half a century. A
new wall Of face brick will reinforce
the Main st. front.
The lobby will be enlarged: the
kitchen and dining room will he on
the ground floor. Every room will
be rcplastered and decorated. New
furniture will be installed. new
plumbing, new electric fixtures. It's
going to cost q lot Of money.
Mr.. Aydlett Is doing now what
he should have done ten years ago.
The story leaks out now that he
actually planned to make over the
Southern eight years ago but was
dissuaded by his former wife who
believed that lie should avoid the
work and worry incident to such a
project. She didn't think he should
tax his mind and his energies in his
declining years in trying to make a
new hotel out Of an old one Mr..
Aydlett yielded to his former wife.
But he outlived the first Mrs. Ayd-
lett and married again.
In the meantime the community,
exasperated by the inadequacy Of It's
hotel facilities turned TO and built
the modern fireproof Virginia Dare,
at cost Of more than a half mil
lion dollars. The old Southern was
deserted; something had to be done.
And L. F. Aydlett is doing 1t with
more lavish hand than he ever
did anything in his life. Elizaierh
City will have two first class hotels.
Clyde J. Blanchard. the new
! lessee of the Southern will rim the
hotel on the European plan. THE
| American plan is 4 thing of the
past" SAYS Mr. blanchard.