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c: ly era interpretation
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:Y tL3 C:nr:sa Law
cf l'-iibr.I have used fox
j cf years. This classical
'iliru , cf , ''liberty" a
- its firal analysis to
:;:r3 than freedom from
inert. It has always beeiMcof:' 4
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i 11 ir::rrreiir? .we ntn
,:;-t to the : Constitution,
; : :raatess the jij?ht of the
1 est to 1be "deprived cf
:ty, cr property without
:s cx law.";, ',. , -i
this interpretation 'is
f?r ,the Fifth Amend
t j Cezrt invented a brand
rrrctiticn for the - 82
; :i t2 rcurtsenth Anrsni
'.;;h pnarastees the; indi
t i sane protection frca
:1 states as from the fed
rment. This new inter
i is so free that it prac
tices in the terra ''lib
, lHz which ths justices
lie it includs. Ey virtzs
, :w invention the ;v Ccsrt
.. :cd the pswer to nal:e
. "7 state lars trhich tzOx.
I ' tie. ccsditkrs ' tf t
4i t'-3 .crtneat. cf-dsrivfc
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-t3 law was cade invalid
3 it kept employers ' frcia
: ttirvatica wass and there
rivirj; the laboring class of
-t to work for any price it
hrh or low!: , .-
ct!.sr words, liberty ; became
ily fyeedam from ":jmprison-
; Int.- tTMHirrtittf t'TSIrSfTIl
a vne distinction' which
13 twisted to meet any of
. i situations at .the pleasure
3 Court. '
ccs Holmes and Taft saw
cii plead- earnestly with
ccllcajpies to change -'their
station, lest , they ' bring
i" T.tr?7ftt.iOTI Ml t.hft 1 Court.
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.:.:3 has come, By its own
'"t- misinterpretation the
I "3 met the eravest' crisis
L:-t:ry. The jitices'them-
t there is another side to the
J:stint.a at bKk pJ)
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! Mo Change
-the regular monthly mect
: the I rlia Tsard of Corn
ers, Iaic:n UcGowen was
trr:rvi:cr cf-tax ; coi
rs tr:d the following tax Col-
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B. F.JIcCclman,
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YHa WfiErcci.
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CI:on CniCi. ;'"v.
l:ns, ;ii:'-n Ililler. '
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', The followirs cases ,were dis
posed, cf; ' .
Wilbert Faisen, charged ; with
operatic ir acta while intoxicated.
Prayer -fcr jzdnczt continued
lor two years en cc-iiuon no rer
main cf coed behavior and i pay
Tillis Janss Cnith. charced
wiui criviz; crunl ana reckless
drivirj: was civen 4 months on the
reels, r :rdcd cn payment; of ft
fine cf s.J rri-ccsts and ndt. op
erate cr ii U. C. fcr one year.
Jv !d i:;':n, John Gooding, and
B. 0. charged with gamb
lir. CccMr: wri not tried. Bow
dsn ari T.ici pkad-not : jfuilty.
I'ci'.l. c-ilty, Bowden .was given
C3 Czji cn reads, suspended for
t .ra years cn "payment of fine of
i ZO aid ccst. Bich was given SO
Lira cn reads suspended for two
years cn payment of Costs and that
he remain cf good behavior. Gave
notice cf appeal. , p ,.-V--;
D. P. Blirsard and Sidney nun
tcr, charged with embezalement
were piven a nol pros with leave,
v 7. J. (alias Baldy) Fussell was
HTtn tO days on roads for assault
with deadly weapon on i-1 female.
r--:dsd for two years on good
l.z-.lzr, pijnsnt cf cost and $10
fcr Tr. Hawes..
' Cccr,' 3 l'mef wasfoun4 guilty
of ncn-2t;3rt. Prayer for judg
ment "continued. . r ' -
Leslie Hayes, possession of whis
key was given 60days ; on roads,
suspended for 2 years on payment
ci. ccs wt?t: , z yfat t
?T Cicero Williams was 'given : 90
days on roads for assaults with
deadly weapon, 'suspended for ;. 2
years on good behavior and payr
ment of cost ' I
. The case against John Preston
Best for threatening v to kill,. was
nol pressed. r "'
- V?t II. James.tcharffed with giv
ing' worthless check, driving car
withent license, - larceny of j auto
and contempt of court. Sentenced
Airnoa xb iom. oi 'suiuout g oi
hornet 4 ' ' v
- Jap 37jlliams, charged with as
sault with deadly weapon., Nol
pros -with leave.' - V N
r' George Turner, selling whiskey,
given ZO days on roads,, suspend
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PvEvival:at
pira i-iiLL :
A cne week" revival will begin
in the link Hill Presbyterian
Church Eraday evening, Karch 14
at 7 :C0, with Eev. W H. Eubanks
pastor cf the church doing the
preaching. Cervices-will pontinue
each evening at 7:00 throughout
tte v.-eck. The public is most cor
dially invited to attend these ser
vices. " "-, ) j , cT
BLQBETS v 't -
VWe rr "rtt the late issuance of
tl.3 z r btta break down in
c;r.il;;l;al ei;nent which was
I 7I cir ccztrcl forced the pa-
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TinjESDAY, UATvCH 4, 1037;t KEIIAITTILLIl, II. C. , . .
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Papers Of Randolph Abbott Shotwell j
Are Now In The
Mr. L A. Beaseley has recently
secured for the , Kenansvnle Xa
brary three volumes of the papers
of Bandolph Abbott Shotwell.
The following from Mr. Bease
ley touched as few spots in Shot
well's career and will tempt one
to read tke books. &&4&&Mij
(X Wrm February 23, 1937
1 nave secured for the Kenans
ville Library, "and placed in the
hands of lira. B. V. Wells, three
Volumes of the papers of u Ban
dolph Abbott Shotwell, who eh
listed in the Confederate Army at
the age of eighteen He was in
bany battles,' including Bethel,
Sharpsburg, Bull Bun, the fight
around Bichmond and Gettysburg.
He was captured and sent to Tort
Delaware and when released re
turned to his father's home in
Butherf ordton, U. C., . where ' ' he
began publishing & paper.' He be
came the head of the Bin Klux in
Wastera Carolina and was arrest
ed, railroaded throuzh a trial in
Federal. Court : by a packed -jury '
yill Continue Shipping Hogs
9ince our cooperauv suijuuent
of hogs several weeks ago we ha
ve had several requests to contin
ue ' this cooperative . method ' of
shipping hogs-We have arranged
to have H. W. Taylor, Extension
Swine Specialist from State ' Col
lege Station, to heln us load ! and
ship again on Monday, March 8th.
We will start weighing , and
grading at 7 o'clock, so as to ha
ve the hogs ready to leave . War
saw on the 11:30 train Monday
morning. We -have arranged with
the packers to have bids wired
down and the highest bidder will
get the hogsi F.O.B. WaTsaw,How
ever, we do not plan to pay off
on the day the hogs are delivered,
but rnther have the company mail
their tnecx as ffoon as me, nogs
are delivered to them. We find
I Commissioners WouH Bury Name Of .
'Weaverrs, Bridge;
WeATer'ii Bridge, located on the
North East about five, miles East
of Kenansville on highways! will
tin. Innrar he known as Weaver's
Bridge if action by our. county
commissioners can. ourry a name
to Ttnnlin fidnntv folks for
many ) yean. WeaverTs Bridge has
hnfnft .that name tor manv. manv
years, but will now ; be known as !
County Badcet Ball
V;Ll Opens
Thk mi nn at eonntv basket ball
tanrnev will orjen Friday of th
week in the Wallace school gym
nasium. The tourney will conun-
kenansville Library
a hand picked . judge and sent to
Albany Penitentiary to serve six
years. He was pardoned at the end
of three years and returned to the
state in 1873 : and h finally : es
tablished the finest weekly news
paper in the state, "The Farmer
and llecahnic", I think the fore
runner of . "The Progressive Far
mer". He died in 1885 Hon: Jo
seph Daniels and Br. Charles D.
Mclver pay him glowing, tribute.
In his papers he gives his i en
tire history, , school in Pennsyl
vania, description of his . soldier
life and battles, his arrest and
trial as a Elu Xluz, his life in
the Albany. Penitentiary. - Three
large volumes, brilliantly written
worthy of being read by all Sou
theren . people. These volumes are
edited by Dr. J. G. Be BouBiac
Hamilton; cf the , University of N.
Carolina and were furnished to
the writer by the North Carolina
Historical Commission at Baleigh,
and it ii hoped that they will be
read. , I , 1 -
iu BEASELEY.
uus meuioa iu in umo wuic
satisfactory than trying to pay
Sart payment : when hogs are de
vered.,.; :v:-;;;it v'-.v?
We would lika for every pro
ducer who plans to market his hogs J
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1U UUS WOJ .0 JIUUljr UK VMIUl-
ty Agent cr his office not later
than Saturday at 12 o'clock, Mar
ch 6th, the approximate number
of hogs he will ship,
i Bring' your hogs early, so that
we may finish early, and bring
two or three ears of corn per head
so that they may be fed after
loading. I would suggest that you
take the hogs off feed Sunday
night, as this will increase our
dressing percentage and establish
for us a better reputation with
the buyers'- 7 - ,
1 Yours very truly,
W. U. REYNOLDS.
Name It -'Pickett's"
"Picket's Bridge"; due to the pro
minence of A. J. Pickett It was
brought out at the meeting Mon
day that the name , "Weaver's"
bore no significance. ;,''
; The TIMES would like to know,
f anv - mi ' 'in ' Dunlin Coirntv
knows,"' jnst how the bridge came
to be known as "Weaver's Brid
ge." . -i ;y . 'r
Tourney ; ;
In Wallace ;rnday
Calpso ; Bose flill vs Grady ; Beu
lainllft v Maraolia. and ' Wallace
vs Kenansville. Boysr. Beulavillej
vs. Kenansville ; nose mil vs. Wal
lace; Grady vs Chinquapin ,and
Mp-Ticba vs Calpso. s
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1937 Work Sheets
Are Mailed Out
' fhnntv Asrent Reynolds tax
nounced ; this ; week that work
sheets for the 1937 Soil Conserva- ,
tion Program have- been mailed
mitteemen. 1 - , , 1 '
Anv fame r may file ' work
sheet for lands not included in the
1936 work sheet To do this he
thonld see his townshta commit-
tAman Wr. Revnolds reauestl '
Al . L .La.1 1. film A M Mtb .
as possible. - " ' ,u
jonnson uquniy
Ramblers
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m-m mm in J 1-T !11
ine &enansviue -a uau wiu
mi . : -,.'(..
and Greasy" Saturday night, Mar
ch 6th.
Plan New
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Theatre Building fc
For Wallace
AnRordin? to an announcement ,m
made this week PN J. and Cary
P.anAM TirfiTiriptnTH nf the Wanoca ; ;
Theatre, Wallace plans have been
nnmnleted for the erection ?of a
new show house in Wallace. ' The
exact location of the biulding will
be determined in a few days. Con-- -struction
is expected to begin a
bout March 15th and completed by.
May 1.
The hew house will have a seat-
mg capacuy oi iw jieupw. w
tare will be a mezzanine floor, with
rest rooms and smoker.
Religious
Education Com
mittee Meets
v The Committee on Beligious '
Jbducauon in wumutgion xreauy
rv will meet at the Church of
the Covenant Tuesday, March 9th. :
of O-nO All members of the com-'
mittee are urged to be present" '
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Division will meet at the same
rhnrrh at -10:00 in the mornine.
All members of that committee are ,
asked to be present for that meet
Jiiry Bill Expiect-
r 1, f
ed To Paiss "
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Legislature
i .if,' .X
' Bepresentative Quinn's bill.1 to
aooiisn ine jury to me vreneru
ably from the 'committee and is
expected to pass the Jegislature.
It provided that in a case where
. .. a 1- -.. A.. M ,-A.t.- ! 1. 4. . '
a jury 13 requesiea, vac riit ox ,
tlrstjsh llonaav wnen ine ii
"3 Trill flayed.
r-I -' 1 ?, c'rcil:! tipon this
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h riircd ari tlav eff - Saturday.
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