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Reynolds to Speak Washington, D. C. ? Prior to embarking September 2 on bia na tion-wide tour to apeak before civi? organizations on "True Americanism and Peace Time Pa triotism" under the auspices of The United States Flag Associa tion, Senator Robert R. Reynolds has announced the acceptance of invitations to deliver two addres ses In the Carolinas. His first address will take place authe annual convention of the North Carolina State Federa tion of Labor at Durham, N. C. August 29. The second will be be fore the annual convention of the Loyal Order of Mooae of Nortb. Carolina and South Carolina, Sep qBber 1, at Spartanburg, S. C. ^While.. ,on this cross-country trip, Senator Reynolds will act in the capacity of North Carolina's Ambassador of Good Will by dis- . tributlng in the visited cities thousands of pieces of literature, 1 folders and pamphlets sent to him by Chambers of Commerce of the Tar Heel State. In addition, he will Include in his talks before the civic clubs, an invitation for his hearers to come to North Car olina and view its scenic grandenrs from ocean to mountains, as well as Its gigantic^ industrial enter- 1 prises. The Itinerary for the tour map- 1 ped by Colonel James A Moss, ' President General of the U. S. ' Flag Association of Washington, D. C., covers about 9000 miles ' and embraces thirty-five states. ! Senator Reynolds has been In- : vlted to address principal civic organizations in the East, New 1 England States, Southwest, the 1 far West and the South. He in- j tends to girdle the continent, ' touching at Hamilton, Can., in ' the North, and old Mexico in the South In a trailer attached to his ' automobile. He will eat and sleep ' aboard the trailer, thus being en- ' jibled to complete the circuit of ' the nation within thirty days af ter taking off at Washington, D. C. 1 The trailer is equipped with J beds, kitchen and ice box, library, radio, typewriter, electric lights and lounging quarters ? in short, ' it is a home on wheels. Commenting today at the Capi tal on his scheduled trans-con- j tinental tour, Senator Reynolds : said: ] "My mission in fulfilling this cross-country engagement for the IT. 8. Flag Association at thia time . to speak on 'True Americanism and Peace Time Patriotlam' is threefold: j "First, to personally familiarise myself with economic and social , conditions prevalent In many sec- ( tlons of the country so that I , may UBe the knowledge thus ob tained to advantage during the' next session of the National Con-; gress. "Second, to Inform the people of the cities I visit of the wonders of our great State, its fine educa tional facilities and religious in stitutions, Its historical, natural and industrial wonders, it* agri cultural, textile and other ^nter- , prises, its Oreat Smoky Mountain : National Park, marvelous high- i ways and other alluring and out standing features. "Third, to gather first-hand in formation for. the publication of . my new travel book to be dedicat ed to American Youth, entitled, ^ 'See America in Thirty Days on| . 4100.00', with the hope that it-, will instill Id the younger element of our land the desire to see ' America first, so that it will ap preciate all the more the limitless opportunities within our own borders, and appreciate above all ' the superiority of our form of1 Government above that of any oth er nation on earth." Among the interesting places to he visited are: U. S. Naval Aca-1 demy at Annapolis; U. S. Military Academy at West Point; Liberty Bell and Constitution Hall at Philadelphia; New York City;, Niagara Falls; Boston, with Its j Boston Commons, Bunker Hill and Plymouth Rock; the auto mobile center of Detroit; Rnch more Memorial Mountain; Dead wood, 8. D., made glamorous by such characters as Calamity Jane, Deadwood Dick and Wild Bill Hlckock; the Black Hills, Pike's Peak; Garden of the Oods; Yel lowstone National Park; Sioux Indian Reservation; Yosemlte Na tional Park; Underground abodes in Chinatown of San Francisco; movie colony of Hollywood; Grand Canyon and petrified for ests of Arizona; Carlsbad Caverns of New Mexico; the Alamo at San Antonio, and oil fields and ranches of Texas; the quaint old French city of New Orleans; St. Augustine, Fla. (oldest Spanish City of America); Stone Mountain of Georgia; Norris Dam; Cherokee Indian Reservation and the Great Smoky Mountain National Park of North Carolina; Mt. Mitchell, highest peak east of the Rockies; Revolutionary battlefield o < Kings Mountain; Charlotte, N. C., where was signed the first Declaration of Independence; and, the return to the Capital at Washington through the picturesque and his toric Shenandoah Valley of Vir ginia, on to the Natural Bridge, Crystal Caves, and the homes wad shrines of three presidents of the United States, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, B. 0. Blair, extension agrono mist at State College, reports a great deal of Interest i? the far mers' tours ha is conducting in virions counties. I* each ?( the counties the farmers study farm ing practices of their neighbors. la a number of counties tObM> no has been seriously burned by hot dry weather. T 4 U. S. Senator Reynolds and Trailer Hnited Rtstes Senator Robert R. Reynold*, of North Carolina, pilot* trailer over ?-ontinent. covering 9.000 mile* thru 35 states.. . . Speak* under auspices of The United Htates Flag Association. of Waahmgton. D C~ before civic organisations on "True Anieri<auism and IVaiY Time Patriotism" . . . And gathers first hand information for his latest travel book to he dedicated to American Youth entitled' ^*8ee America in 30 Hajrs on $100.00*" '?* Timely Farm Questions Answered at State College QUESTION : How can I re new my old, run-down pasture? ! ANSWER: All weeds and shrubbery ahould be cut out and the soil scratched to a depth o( 2 ir 3 Inches. This may be done with a heavy spike-tooth harrow or with a disc set almost straight 90 as not to destroy the old sod. ; Fertiliser and seed are then sown. However, if the pasture is badly infested with obnoxious weeds it Is advisable to break the land and srow some crop before receding tor pasture. Recommendations for fertilizer and seed mixtures for various soils are contained In Extension Circular No. 202 and :opies may be obtained free upon ippllcation to Agricultural Edl ;or, State College. ? ? ? QUESTION : Will burning off roods increase the flow of water n springs? ANSWER: No. On the con rary this practice will decrease he spring flow. Percolation of rater in the ground is a slow >rocess and the more woods mold ? l forest accumulates the morel rater It can absorb and feed Into he springs. Any lire destroys naterials for making this woods nold and thereby lessens spring low. . / ? ? ? QUESTION: Should cows be milked before freshening? AN8W1ER: In the majority of cases no milk should be taken be Fore the animal freshens. How ever, there are some cases where this is necessary. When the jud der becomes inflamed or where the animal sMws signs of heavy milk production and seems to be in pain it is well to remove a small amount of milk so as to relieve this condition. Calves need this colostrum or first milk and, where possible, it should not be removed unless there Is another cow freshening at the same time rrom which the calf may secure this first milk. Gates County farmers are working hard to eradicate Bangs' disease from their cattle herds. Your city is no place for a man who la always waiting until to morrow to grab the opportunity that is offered him today. t t t The Dalren, Manchuria, Dally News recently published Its 7,000 edition. Its editor says that the figure seven is generally regarded In the Orient, as well as in the Occidental, as one of good omen. til "The social contributions it makes in raising the standards of living and in Introducing the pub lic to new comforts and conven iences stamp newspaper advertis ing as one of the most essential public services of the times," says Howard E. Blood, president of the Norge Corporation, noted eco nomist and business leader. ttt The quick and straight road to greater prosperity has been blar ed. Your citisens should take this road, sweep all obstacles aalde and march on to their goal. t:t Smiles help business. 2 11 You will find a never-ending procession of bargains for bar gain hunters in the advertising columns of this newspaper. "fw Alkaline Powder Recommended to hold FALSE TEETH If you hav? tore lunu or your plat? d.ops ? If you are self conscious or ner vous and your plate will not "stay put" you should use FASTEETH. You will ( hi delighted with the comfort and security nfforlcd by this new alkaline, adhesive powder. The mild alkalinity ol PA9TBBTK prevents an acid son mouth and rum* and keep plate flrmlji In place ? because It holds its consist ency longer and will not seep away. Sweetens breath. Allows you lochew jrour food properly. Buy FASTEETH today at any drug store. IMPORTANT ID EVERY DEPOSITOR One provision of the new Banking Act passed by Congress is impor tant to every Oitizens Bank and Trust Company depositor. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE has been written permanently into the nation's banking laws. This insurance covers deposits in "The Leading Bank in this Sec tion' ' in any amount up to a total of $5000. Accounts now on our books are already safeguarded in this way. All new depositors will enjoy the same protection. CITIZENS > BANK & TRUST COMPANY H1HDEB80N, N. 0. Forty-Six Years of Security And Service. The need for a Federal Judlci- 1 ary wag apparent to all the de- I legatei to the Convention of 1787. < The earlier attempts at an effec- 1 tlve Federation had been handl- i capped by the lack of any court < having jurisdiction outside its i own State. The scheme of "checks i and balances" which the framers of the Constitution set up called for a Judicial branch Independent of and coequaL,with the Legisla tive and Executive. The number of Justices of the Supreme Court is not fixed by the Constitution. Originally there were seven. The number was Increased to nine in the administration of President Orant. The Constitution does, however, provide that all Federal judges shall be appointed by the President, and shall hold office "during good behavior." The number of inferior Federal Courts is left to Congress to de cide. The power of the Federal Judi ciary, In the language of the Con stitution, extends "to all cases, in law and equity, arising under this Constitution, the laws of the Unit ed States, and treaties," as well as to cases arising from disputes between States, or cltliens of dif ferent States, and those affecting foreign Interests. The great power of the Supreme Court derives from its duty of interpreting the Constitution. That it might exercise that power to declare an act of Congress un constitutional was foreseen, and accepted as a matter of course, by the framers of the Constitution. The Federal Judiciary system was intended as a check upon the Leg islative and Executive branches of the Government, to see that neith er of them exceeded the powers specifically granted to them by the people In the Constitution. It has been largely through this power of Interpretation by the Su preme Court that the power of the Federal Government has grown from its early beginnings. Next Week ? The Instead of constant amendment, to meet the inevitable social and economic changes brought about by the passage o( time, the Con stitution has been kept in mid channel of the current of events through successive Interpretations if Its intent by the Supreme Court. In the exercise of its duty to test all laws by the standard of the Constitution, the Supreme Court, in its 146 years of exist ence, has passed upon 24,016 pub lic laws enacted by the Congress. In only 59 cases have laws been declared unconstitutional, and 27 of those decisions were unanim ous. The tendency of the Su preme Court throughout its exist ence has been to keep the Consti tution, through its Interpretations, abreast of the times. The Supreme Court never acts on its own initiative. It passes only upon caBes brought before it by litigants, generally on appeal from the lower courts. And when It decides that a law js unconsti tutional its decision is, in effect, a declaration that Congress hatf tried to do something that runs contrary to the will of the people, as expressed in the document un der which Congress, the President and the Court itself derive their powers. ^ The Supreme Court itself has no power to enforce Its decisions. They are, In effect, self-enforcing, for they are recognlied by every court In the land, (Federal or State, and by Congress and the Executive, as the final word on the question at Issue. When the Supreme Court declares a law un constitutional, that law ceases to exist. How accurately the Supreme Court reflects the changing pub lic sentiment of changing times is indicated by the fact that only once has an amendment to the Constitution resulted directly from an adverse opinion by the Court. That Is the income tax amend ment. Rights of the States. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Adminis tratrix of the estate of F. N. Spivey, deceased, late of Franklin j County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased i to exhibit them to the undersign ed on or before 30th day of Au gust, 1936, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. [All persons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate pay ment. This 29th day of August, 1935. MRS. F. N. SPIVEY, 8-30-6t Admr'x. E. F. Griffin Atty. After you're driven it three years an automobile isn't as good as ever, and -you know it. TONKEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Friday and Saturday Only The Entire Stock of Summer Merchandise Will Be Sacrific ed Below Cost Don't Miss These Great Values . : : : LADIES' SILK DRESSES $1.00 - $1.98^ $2.98 LADIES' HATS ... 25c - 49c - 97c LADIES' BEACH SANDALS 49c - 69c - 95c LADIES' WASH DRESSES 49c - 69c - 97c PRINTED VOILES FLAXONS AND BASITE . . 12?c yard men's Summer suits. $2.98 ea. I MEN'S STRA WHATS 49c to 98c TONKEL'S DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. "Louisburg's Shopping Center" ? PHONI HO. 291 ? STEADY WORK ? GOOD PA* Reliable Man Wanted to call on farmers In B. Franklin County. No experience or capital needed. Write today. McNess Co., Dept. 8, Freeport, Illinois. 8-30-lt PHONE 283 FOR FIRST CLASS PRINTING AS YOU LIKE IT! When you drive in at our service station you can depend upon it that you will receive the kiml of service that will please you. We have the latest and most improved method of repairing, fuily ex perienced mechanics ? and genuine parts, and a full wrecker service. We have a complete line of tires, batteries and auto mobile accessories at lowest prices. HODGES-GREEN MOTOR CO. MARKET STREET LOUISBURG, N. C. IN TIMES OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR Now is the time to buy your blanket material and have your blankets all ready for winter. Last year I sold bales and bales of blanket material by the lb. and now I have in a big shipment of different grades of both cotton and woolen remnants, enough to make a full sized . double bed blanked from 50c up, according to the quality, also ready made woolen blankets from $1.00 up, Absolutely the best values avail able, also quilt rools by the hundred, .all wool comfort batts 72 by 90 $1.10. Silk 25c up. Potted Plants and things too numerous to mention. COME UP AND SEE ME, THE LITTLE STORE WITH BIO VALUES WHAT-NOT BARGAIN STORE MRS. H. O. PERRY, Proprietor Across from Franklin Hotel Phone 45- W Next to Dr. Johnson's Office 118 N. Main NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE AND RUGS IN AND MORE COMING The styles and patterns are all new and pretty. The Prices are made to sell the goods. Come to my NEW STORE and see these goods. It's a Fine Time To Paint Your House Now -- I have all grades and colors in paints and enamels Prices from $1.39 Gallon Up Cook Stoves and Ranges, all sizes and prices to suit alL We are glad to show you and give you our prices. AUTO TIRES ? TUBES BICYCLES AND PARTS . H. C. TAYLOR HARDWAll STORE PhoM 806 y Louisburg, H. 0.
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