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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
some FOR, some
AGAINST BRIDGE
AT BURGESS ST.

The proposed new State
Highway bridge at Elizabeth
City to enter Burgess ST.. do
ing away with the present
bridge a few hundred feet fur
ther North, afforded citizens
an opportunity to disagree in!
the u. s. Army Engineers
hearing in this city yesterday.
The Norfolk Southern Rail Road
and Capt. Martin Johnson's boat
line oppose the construction or a
bridge mt Burgess st. because Of It's
proximity TO the rail road wharves
and Capt. JohnSon's landing place.
C. q. Robinson. owner of water
front property on the Camden side
of the River served by the present
bridge. is opposed to the new bridge
going into Burgess st. 1t would
affect his property for the worse he
thinks.
Mr.. Robinson also contends that
| de sud the present bridge to the
State Highway Commission at Il low
! figure conditional upon the state
maintaining it rs public highway
and that when tie State abandOnS it
the bridge property rererts to him
The State will probably say to Mr..
Robinson that he is welcome to take
if back off their hands when new
bridge is built. as the State would
then he spared the expense of tear
Ing the old bridge away. The gov
crnment would hardly permit two
bridges in the harbor.
W. ]. WOodley. owner of wharf
property North of Burgess St. j.
W. Foreman Of the Foreman-Biades
Lumber Co. whose fleets Of bargeS
and tugs are concerned: beth argue
| LOT IIt DIGstS.S ~. iVNh'i'h "ti' III
Sist that the present bridge IS and
always has been detriment to navi-
CATION.
Col. .Tewett. District Engineer and
! his staff heard all the arguments.
took notes, bundled up their papers
end departed without indicating
what the citizens may expect.
The state Highway Commission,
after studying tine situation at Eiiz-
| abeth City for several months be-
lieve the new bridge should enter
Burgess st. and have planned ac-
cordingly.
City Manager Miles W. Ferebee
is opposed to both the present loca-
ton and the proposed Burgess ST
location: he thials the new bridge
should enter Elizabeth st. or that
new street should he created for
II thru Poindexter st. Either one
of the City Managers plans would
call for another municipal bond 1s'
sue 70 make q new street
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
SEE EDEMAND FOR.
AIRPLANES TO
Be BUILT HERE.

Prospective purchasers Of
a;rplanes to be built by the
Taft Airplane Corp. Inc. OF
Elizabeth City have already be
gun to develor before the keel
OF the first living boat is laid,
according to s. II. Johnson,
president of the new compan"
Who has already received
numerous inquiries concerning
the f'ying beat which the COM
panv will build.
Work of construction on D temp
orary factory building for the new
company is well under way and
should he completed within two
weeks. according To Phillip Taft.
originator of the Taft Flying Boat
who will <uperintend the plant. Mr..
Taft says that construction on tn"
first plane will he started immedi-
ately upon completion Of the build
Ing. ..
Local labor will he employed eX-
cluSively in the airpiane fact'ry.
minded youth Of the town al
most fighting for I'm opportunity
10 get into the fascinating business
of building and flying airplaneS.
Mr.. Taft has picked Il number OF
likely apprentices to start.
Only one plane will lie built at
once: local hackers of the enter
prise confess their Ignorance ot the
business and will proceed cautious
lv; they will talk about quantity
production when the first plane l.
built. proven in flight and Sold
outright.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13

We'll our wealthy and diStin-
guishad citizen the Hon. Edwin
Ferebee Ayllett has put Somethlhs
over on his fellow townSmen again.
said the Bank clerk.
And pray what has he done TO us
n,vs" asked the Soda Jerker.
He has got his new southern
Hotel property on the tax books a'
s45 900" said the Bank Clerk.
"Why. thought he refused 10
sell the old Southern to the VIZ
-ipi, Dare Hotel crowd for less IMAM
S13O 600 two years ago and under
st,nd that he had spent S110ooo III
improvements on the property thiS
simmer, And then you mean ~
fell me that he gets it all on the taA
hooks ot Il valuation of only Sto'-
0nN?"
"That's exactly what nm teilins
you." said the Bank Clerk.
.Uow does he get away with 1t!
asked the Soda JerEer, :,
You have asked me a rluule'
.,id tbe Bank Clerk: This man
AvdIett has been getting way Win
everything but murder in this town
f,r 10 wears and he once made the
boast that if some one would Kill the
editor of The Independent, the stay
or would be acquitted by faSqlo-
tank jury. -,
"Aydlett has a way Of Set'ans al
most anything he WANTS III f'i"
obeth CITY: in fifty years he HAS
discovered the weaknesses OF most
of his fellow townsmen and mas
represented so many of them at law
that no knows all Of their dlsrepu'
able secrets and knows just no" u
twist them around his little finger
when he wants To.
at is fact that he reiuseu ~
sell the old Southern Hotel 10 m .lle
community for less than $l5o'ooV
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
HOW DOES {. T.
AYDLEI'l' DOT?
Gets His Entire Southern Hotel
Block on Tax Books at $4!,-
5OO-Worth $l50,GG0 10
100000

Not satisfied with the low
valuation of $4,000 placed on
his Southern Hotel block by
the local tax listers. Z. +. Ayd-
lett went before the Board OF
County Commissioners this
week and persuaded that body
to reduce the valuation to S4l,-
500.
Two years ago the promoters Of
the Virginia Dare Hotel dickered
with Aydlett for the purchase of
his property he wanted $1S0,Wn for
ii and produced figures and arsu-
mentS in behalf Of his estimate.
Recently Improvements on the prop
erty are admitted hy Mr.. Aydlett to
be S11O.OUO to S125.n00.
But Aydlett goes before the Coun-
tv Commissioners and declares that
of the more than $109.0O0 which he
has spent on the property this year
ONLY 5000 had been spent up to
May |. 1898. the date Of the valu-
alton for this years tax listing.
The truth of the matter Is. the New
Southern was open for business ON
MAY ~ and new store building
erected on the prr perty for Cooper
Cleaning Works was occupied ON
May 2nd. -.-.. ~.
Astomded hy the low valuation
Aytllett had obtained for his impress
Sive property directors of the EllZ-
aheth City Hotel Corporation ap-
reared lrfore the Commissioners
this week and pleaded fer reduc-
tion in the assessment on the Nir-
-inia Dare Hotel. The Virginia
Dare waS listed mt S300.WO; the
directors thought $1S0.oGO would he
more like it and more in line with
other property valuations. But the
Virrinia Dare is not f. +. Aydlett,
the Virginia Dare got a reduction
of only $3j.OOO: the Virginia Dare
goes on the tax bocks at S26o'ooo' -
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
oJbo BANK CLERK Aso TILE SO0A uEPKER
AyDIETT PUTS IT OVER ON HIS TOWN AGAIN

If wns then Oh the tax books ar
s35 OO9. 1t is Il fact that he no"
boasts that he has spent Sllo'ooo
in improvements on the property,
most of which improvements were
made prior TO May 1. 1873. Ana
vet he perSuadeS the tax hS'ers
that the entire block Of property
to-day is worth only S4o,0oo.
Now here is the Virginia Dare
Hotel community prOpoSltloh'
costing $G0O.OOo and it is put OH the
fax hooks ut S3OO.0O or exactly
h.If its cost. If Aydlett's Southern
Hotel block were valued on the
c,me basis it certainly should I've
ON tha tax books ut a valuation ol
n,t loss than $75.OO0 by anybody S
c,Irnloticn. and 100000 would be
more like ii.
Thus is explained why taxes Ill
Elizabeth City and Pasquotahk
County gre 80 high for the average
citizen: the value of scores OF pieces
of small property have to be boosted
to take care of the loss i'll revenue
occasioned by the ridiculous low
roIrotion of single block of Ayd'
lett property"
DO you rcckon a fellow like
,rdlett will ever get to heaven
asked the Soda Jerker.
"Hell, no. exclaimed the Bank
Clerk. that's why he holds so tight
to his damned chattels IN tniS
world: he should know there II oe
nothing for him in the next.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13

with interest by local marriage fans
Sunday mOnny July in the marriage OF
Snown Of Maple Currituc County to Mr. James
Evans Blades fire Norfolk CarSna Telephone
Telegraph Blades daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Curiuck and niece Of Mrs. W. o. Saurdr. OF s
cy NIr Blades had gihoOd IN Elizabeth City but
for the past year position of secretary the superintendent
of schools Cou The marriage quietly soenlaIed
a fine Monticello NcrfNlk Sunday ana the couple took
Jle Seic, adc, They Will
he st home In Elizabeth Photo of Mrs. Blades by
Ham
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
THE BEST is CHEAPEST

breakfast 4Oc: lunch. meat or flsn
with two vegetables, dessert, bread
butter and coffee 45c; regular din
nor 75c A room with private lava
tory $500
The Virginia Dare Hotel
Elizabeth City, n. c. adVtf
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13

You owe yourself thorough and
careful examination Of your eyes
by a qualified Optometrists. DIR.
J. b. HATHAWAY; Optometrist,
Carolina Bank Bldg. adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
~ Democrats Of North Carolina Buckle Their Armor To
E State The Folly of The Political Parsons Their
E Aids and Will Push Aside The Old Leaders VIII Sar:ed
rmIble.
Sy w. 0. SAUNDERS

~ :n to he exciting election year in North Caro-
49, ,ne old time politicians vino have Slyly and con-
IN m ,r,n,r, much their own way in former years will be
' III. nv rev FORCES again to regain their form
s', c,,rr. in the political lite OF the State.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13
,ood Bye, Simmons and Company, Good Bye!
teI And Amusement Resort To Foo Bridge At Kitty Hawi
Curruc Bridge Corp Of Elizabeth City Plans Resort Deve
lormen North Of Kitty Hawk Lines of Atlantic Beach, Plus
Comfortable Hotel For Tourists and Vseadonisss.

pleasure comparable that established at Atlantic
Beach Morehead City plus 50 100 summer resort
hotel contemplated by the Currituck Dare Bridge Corr
Of Elizabeth City for their front property near
Kitty Hawk it was learned this week. &.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13

A machine which destroys organ
isms in cream. so that it will not
sour for week or more, has been
invented in Glasgow, Scotland.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-07-13

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
Anti-Al Speaker
Denied Hearings

MEMPHIS. Tenn. oct. 4.-lPl-
William u. Upshaw. now On 4 speak
ing tour in Mississippi in opposition
to the candidacy Of Governor Smith.
has been denied the right to speak in
Goodman, Batesville and Starkville.
Residents Of the town of Bates
vile yesterday passed a resolution
asking the former congressman al
speak elsewhere" W.. r.. Ellis. pn-
litical leader az Holmes county. told
the Memphis Commercial-Appcal that
the Georgian would not be heard in
Goodman. while Sheriff Bridges de
clared that use of the courthouse AZ
S~tsrkville would not be available 10
Upshaw.
"Thc anti-Smith organization II
paying expenses. and ! am not re-
eeiving republican money Upshaw
declared in a telephone conversation
TO the Commercial-Appeal
Il thought this was a free country
devoted 10 the ideals Of free speech
and ! did not know Mississippi towns
bad adopted Russian governmental
tactics" UFshaw said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
Argentine Polo Flop
Stars in u. S. Defeat

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-tP-Threat-
ened with displacement from the Ar
g%entine team after its defeat in the
first game Of the series for the polo
championship of the Americas. Ar
turo Kenny. young South American
Number J. has earned for himself sa
prize on the honor roll Of interna-
tional polo.
Kenny seemed 70 ne the weak link
IN the Argentine four when IL lost
the opener, but when the four horse
men Of the Pampas came back yes
terday to ride xough-shod over the
United States twin 10 to 7 and even
the series. Kenny was, perhaps the
most brilliant or the four stars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
BOCA CHICA
ROAD OPENED
Is In Good Condition
With Exception of
Short Stretch

With the exception or three quar-
ters OF a mile just beyond the pave
ment. the road TO Boca Chica is IN
excellent condition, despite the heavy
rains that fell over that section of
the coast country practically dur
ing the entire month Of September,
according to S. c. Graham. Browns
Vile realtor.
The 3 IL foot tide which swept
the gulf coast in that section during
the recent tropical hurricane cleaned
the soft sand from the upper reaches
of the beach and il is now in excel
lent condition from the southern end
Of Brazos Island TO the ~jetties at
Brazos Santiago Pass, he stated.
"There is some drift wood along
the beach," he said. "but at that. il
is cleaner than it has been for a long
time. The packing of the soft sand
has made the beach road excellent
The approach to the Brazos Island
toll bridge vas washed away on the
Boca Chica end but an emergency
approach has been constructed.
The left side Of the board runway
going down TO the beach is closed
by drift wood, but the right hand
side has been opened and is being
used by automobiles both going and
coming.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
JEWISH RABBI
QUIZ PROBED
Smith Orders Trooper
And Mayor to Tell
Story of Affair

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 4-tP)-At
the order Of Governor Smith, an in
vestigation Of the questioning Of a
Jewish rabbi at Massena, n. H., on
a rumor Of ritual murder, was in full
swing today.
Lieutenant Edward F. Helm and
Corporal Mccain of Troop b, state
police. were ordered to report to Ma
jor John A. Warner. superintendent
az state police and son-in-law Of the
governor. to explain their side Of the
case growing out of the questioning
| Of Rabbi Burlinglass.
Ordering of the troopers Of the
headquarters in Albany became
known after Governor Smith made
public n letter TO DR.. Stephen 5.
Wise. president Of the American
Jewish Congress, lamenting resur-
r~ection "of the rumor Of ritual MUIR
der which developed on Jewish
at0nement day" in the st. Lawrence
county village. The letter called at
tention to a law by which mayors
could be removed from office.
The incident came 10 light with a
protest by Louis Marshall. president
M the American Jewish committee.
over the questioning or the rabbi.
which Mr.. Marshall termed an "un-
spcaakble calumny" against the
Jewish race.
Mr. Marshall in n letter demanded
that Mayor ". Gilbert Halves Of
Masscna apologize. The letter de-
clarcd that on Saturday. Sept. ~,
two days before Yom Kippur. the
mayor arranged for troopers ~
interrogate Rabbi Burlinglass "on
the intolerablc assumption that the
Jews required the blood Of Chris
tian children on their holy days"
and that this requirement had had
some connection with the disappear
ance Of 4-year-old Barbara Griffith
from her Masscna home. She was
found the next day IN a nearby
woods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
Man Who Feeds Cats Is Left
Monthly Sum by Philanthropist
By KEEN A.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 4.-If a
fellow has a big heart and is poor,
what can he do 10 express his de-
sire to be helpful?
Faced with that problem, an eld-
erly Baltimorean fed cats.
And it was as the anonymous
"man who feeds the cats" that he
has sprung into fame and-money.
Julius NJ. Goldenberg died recent
~. the wealthy owner of depart
ment stores in Washington. ID. C..
and Baltimore. And he spent a good
deal Of his time before his death
walking the streets and looking for
people who needed half dollars. he,
too, had a big heart. Once he chanc-
ed upon a man engaged in a strange
pastime in Baltimore. Ii vas the
cat-man Of Baltimore.
When Goldenberg died il was dis
covered that a clause in his will
provides for a $20-a-month income
for "the man who feeds the cats
at Mount Royal Station in Balti-
more"
That man is William Duvall. who
lives in the dingy little room down
town in Baltimore.
Duvall was found at his accus-
toned haunts near the station. He
had just fed Jerry, the one remain
ing Mount Royal Station cat, and
was heading toward a house two
blocks away on Brevard street. a
cost pocket bulged with a package
OF sliced bologna as he shuffled
rather painfully up the street. He
has arthritis.
II haven't anything myself" he
said. but | sort of make out "a
feed the poor things that amt rot
nobody TO look out for EN-. Come
along with me. ] got 70 see a lit
tie friend up here q piece"
Before the doorstep Of a deserted
house on Brevard street he stopped
and c%hirruped softly, and a tiny
frowsy little black dog bounced out
The old man reached in his pocket
for the bologna.
The little tyke won't eat raw
meat" ne explained. so | gotta buy
it cooked. He belonged to a barber
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
FAIR ADDS TO
FEATURES IN
NEW CATALOC
5000 Copies Are Being
Distributed For Ex-
position at Harlin-
gen In November

HARLlNGEN, Oct. MANY addi-
tional features to the Valley Mid
Winter Fair are shown in the cata-
logue which il being distributed now
throughout this section.
Five thousand copies Of the cata-
logue have been printed, and are
being placed in chambers Of COM
merce. and distributed in other
ways. Anyone wishing q COP. Of the
catalogue IL asked 20 write John T.
Floore. secretary. ~ Harrington, in
case one can not he secured from a
local chamber of commerce.
The catalogue has a hundred
pages. on good book stock and has a
pebbled cover.
It lists the Off GERS Of the asso-
citation, including the honorary vice
presidents and community clalrmen,
The community cha;rmen are Floyd
Swallow, Alamo; Frank McEawn,
Briggs-Coleman tract; G.. &. Rich
ardson. Brownsville: l.. W. Shax
Combes; J.. W. Osborne, Donna;
John Robinson. Edinburg; George
French, I'll Jardin; /. Q. Webb, Hsr-
lingen; NJ. r. Prentiss, Highland; j
z. Clark, La Feria: r. II. Richey. Los
Fresnos; W. W. Allen, Los lndios;
r. +. Clark. Lyford; " X. McGari-
ty. McAllen; George Morrison, Mer-
cedes; George Kohler. Mission; A
n. Tandy. Olmito; Clay Everhard,
Pharr; Charles Champion Jr.. Point
Isabel; n. -. Puchan. Rangerville
George Lochrie. Raymordville
Owen Scott. Rio Grsnde City; A. G.
Carpenter, Rio Hondo, j.. L. Bell
Sen Benito; +. &. Platt, San Juan;
Moore Matthews. Santa Maria: Prof
r. G. Burwell, Santa Rosa; S. p
Nelson, Sebastian; Peter Benson
Sharyland; Robert Gilmore, South
Point; !. 3. Corns, Stuart Place; a
H. Llmore, Val Verde: +. q. Couch
Weslaco; A. G. S~layton, Primera
Rules and regulations. prizes and
other information for exhibitors are
listed in the catalogue.
The department heads as an
nounced are a. follows: Citrus and
subtropical fruits, VI. T. Wiley;
Field corps, /. q. Webb; horticultur
al division, II. q. Englart and J. Y
Meyer; livestock department, Aldir
Wade and John Ashton; high schoo.
vocational. c. II. Chambers; boys
club work. Henry L. Alsmeyer; poul
try division. j. W. Kirkpatrick;
health and better babies depart
ment, DR.. Erne-. Rrothro; communi
ty displays, j. T.. Clark; women!
general department, Mrs. /. G. Webb
Mrs. Rueben Eubanks. Mrs. W. /
Beckham, Mrs. Arthur King; fin,
arts department. Mrs. Ares King
Mrs. III. II. Storm: educational de.
partment. i. ID kennamer; HON,
demonstration department. Mrs. =. Il
Barr, Mrs. George Morrison; girls
home demonstration department
Miss Kate Adele Hill; floral ex
hibit, Mrs. A. J. Pollard.
The premium lists this year are
much larger larger than they have
ever been in the past, with more di,
visions in each, and larger prize.
offered for all az them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
Relief From Curse
Of Constipation

A Battle Greek physician saws,
Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Order
lies has been discovered. This tablet
attracts water from the system into
the lazy, dry. ev~acuating bowel called
the colon. The water ~loosens the dry
food waste and causes a gentle, thor
ough, natual movement without form
ing a habit or ever increasing the
dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Orderlie al night.
Next day bright. Get % for &c to.
day at the nearest Rexall Drug Store
-CiSneros Drug Store-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04
Hoover Leaving
Final Plans For
Later Decision
BY JAMES L. WEST.
ASSOCIATED Press Staff Writer)


WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-(P-His
attention centered now upon present
exigencies of the campaig1. Her.
bert Hoover is leaving to tho future
his precise program for the closing
days Of the presidential contest.
His chief concern for the time be-
ing is the eastern sector of the coun-
try from which he receives varying
reports as to the outlook. Some of
these are of n very pessimistic ma
ture while others are less gloomy.
The situation in the South also is
one to which Hoover is directing
some Of his energies and his personal
bid for support in that section will
be made Saturday in his visits to
Elizabethton and Johnson City. Tenn.
in both of which towns he will make
addresses.
While this is largely republican
territory. il is we'll into the south
land. and Hoover's messages will be
directed in part at least TO all Of
the country south Of the Mason and
Dixon line.
On this trip TO Elizabethton, upon
which he sets out tomorrow night,
Hoover will be accompanied by Mrs.
Hoover, their son, Herbert, Jr., and
George Akerson, his personal assist
ant.
There will be q real platform talk
at Briston, Va, first stopping place.
The candidate will be presented by
c. Bascom Slemp. national commit
teeman for Virginia, who will join
the party there.
Entraining again at Elizabethton
at Sis eastern standard time. the
Hoover party will proceed TO Johnson
City. arriving there at the same hour,
central standard time. He will de-
part at 7:l5 p. NJ, central standard
time. arriving in Washington at s
a. m. Sunday. after an absence of
exactly SO hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-04

language for general use, by Pro-
fessor John Deneley Prince, Ameri-
can minister Of Jugaslavia. is the
Christmas gift that the minister will
make to Jugoslavia upon the compile
tion Of his latest educational work
In December.
The preface written BY the author