MR SEES END OF WHITE SUPREMACY Enforcement Acts Will Follow Hoov er** Election. Says MKsiourian BOLTERS ARE RESPONSIBLE Have Driven Wedge Through Heart Of Solid South. Declares Author Of Lynching Bill St. Loujs. Mo.. Sept" 22.?Represen tative C. L. Dyer. Republican, of the i 2th Missiouri Congressional District, today talked about enforcement acts lor the 14th and l5th amendments tp the constitution, of the United States. It -will be recalled that Mr. Dyer in 1923 introduced his. anti-lynchii)g bill which passed the Lower House of Congress, by a tworto-one vote. It went to the Senate and while the ma jority of the Senate was in favor of It the Southern senators invoked a filibuster and killed the- bill "But Hoovpr will blow the. 'solid South, to pteres" iii November/" said ?Mr. Dyer today. '"It is just as logical and reasonable lOT Congress to enact laws for the Ttaid enforcement of these two amend ments to have the Volstead act. for the enforcement of the 18th amend ment.'' Dyer said "The 14th and 15th amendment.1 have provisions for en . fot^em^nt la^s just the same a^ has the 18th amendment.". Blame's South For Bill's Defeat "My antj-tynctiing bill, intended for. the enforcement of the 14th amend mfjiat. passed Ijtie House bv a vote of fuo-to-one. It went* tgi the Senate :md U'od the support of a majority of. the, senator* but the Southern Demo cratic senators, topfc advantage of the. filibnstPT and proven4 r*i ljs coming to a Vqta in tii" Senati i-fad the des potic rule* of th.e Senate b??en-chane-1 . t d as Vice President Do we* demanded. ?ind worked.f.cr..tuving the Senate fair .rhd s;ihe rules .to work under, it wcul-d have been in easy matter to l;r-v> had iny anti-lynchinc bill become u law. t ? ? ' "The passage of t hi v bill would hav.i> HI Ui ih?? en.T-tnieht of a law for the enforcement of the 15th; amend .. tr\ent al*o, and '.vouW have given the n^grn his full.rights as guaranteed by , these oohstiti?t(pnai. amend.thents.v amount to r nlv the ?_ scraps'.of pi>per.. thrv ,itre. printed upon and they re main srrap? of pa>>?r at thp hand of * the SoUther.n S^nat'jrs y'fadse consti tuents >"ell ."the loudest. ahout nulli tlcp.tjqn;nt ,nnv on ? who dares question ? ? the Wisdom . of the 18th arn.rndment Profess ion al Cards Dr. j.. D. bn&psi ier iTrntRl ? ?*c Office bvi'j WllHhlt .1- bftttflrflrld'. Store 3uidin? J.-f. WOODY Mcpnscd Fnibalmer Iloxboro. N. O. DR. E. I TUCKER iM'ntM Office iri Hotel Jones DR. I r. BROWN CHIROPRACTOR Complete X-Rny Laboratory Lady Attendant f'h offer,': Res t-5324. Of. L-4351 Over Rogers Drug Store DttftftAM. M C. DR. J, H. HUGHES Dentist Ofltee in Hotel Jones, next door to "Dr. Tncker'K Office DR. O. G. DAVIS Veterinarian Offers his- sorvicc to, Roxboro and surrounding rommunlty Phone 87 R. B. DAWES Altornet-at-l.att office Adjoining L. M. Qarlton Roxboro. N 0. N. LUNSFORD AM?rn?T-?l-I.aw office oven- Garrett's Store Roxboro. N. C. DR. G. C. V1CKERS T)rnti?t Office In wilbum and Satterncld Store Building on Main street, up stairs, corner rooms ?ROBERT- P. BURNS Attorner-at-L*w Office In Old Poni uiiict Biilldltitf DR. B. B. BLALOCK Optometrist gonth Boston. V? Eye* examined and glasses fitted by up-to-date scientific method*. Satisfaction guaranteed.. w. T. BUCHANAN Roxboro, N. O., Routt fi and the Volstead act. for I am op posed to prohibition, and would vote! to repeal the 18th amendment. Enforcement Act Necessary "Until that Is done, hdwever. I am In favor of enforcing the prohibition' amendment as best we can by pro viding funds and the necessary ma-1 chlnery. I have so voted heretofore and will continue to' do so while I am a member of Congress as long as the 18th amendment stands, i could i not do otherwise and be consistent in my contention an defTorts to bring about similar machinery for the en forcement cf the Hth and 15th amend ment as that for the enforcement of the 18th amendment. "Perhaps the world has never wit- i nessed such inconsistency as that ex hibited by the people of the Southern states in demanding and bringing about the nullification of the 14th and 15th amendments by their state legis latures, and at the same time demand ing the enforcement of the 18th amend-1 ment- It Is lslmply amazing. No I amendment to the constitution means I anything unless there Is an enforce- 1 ment act and sufficient funds ap-! proprlated for enforcement There are : powerful and influential people who I are ready to demand of Congress at an early session laws with ample ap propriations that will make these two! amendments Just as effective as the 18th amendment. "My faith Is such that I believe we will see the day and that not very far off when the federal government will, by virtue of congressional acts, place enforcement offlcers In the Southern states charged with enforcing these two amendments and give the negroes : their rights as citizens, as guaranteeed. by the constitution. President Cool Idge In one of his messages recom mended that the federal government take charge of election In the states.1 Hoover A Great Potltican "It will be seen that my views on prohibition are not in accord with those of Herbert Hoover. But Mr. Hoover's stand on prohibition has captured the imagination of the ar dent Democratic drys of the south to such an extent that they have for gotten their Democracy and have de clared for Hoover and Curtis. And they cannot side-step. Hoover "Has their votes bagged. Who was It who mistakenly said that Herbert Hoover Is not a good polltican? "On November sixth that great en glneer-politlcan Hoover, with the votes of the prohibitionists and those swayed because of the religious ques tion In the South, will drive such a thick wedge through the heart of the ' "Solid South" and their "white su premacy" slogan that it will blow up their whole unconstitutional program. After the solid south has been blown to pieces by Engineer Hck)??f, oar next president, tiia: will be the finish of the nullidcatloolsts of the South who have (or 60 years violated and prevented the enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. Then Congress will enact enforcement laws that will give millions ol negroes ; their constitutional rights as citizens. tnd place them on an equality with all other races." The flfty-ftfty mixture for tobacco fertilizer is proving Its worth In Bladen County this season. This mixture Is an 8-4-tS fertilizer with half of the nitrogen from organic sources and half from inorganic. To the 5000 who daily become owners of the new Ford car The aervfce obligation of the Ford Motor Conipony ? 40uL its dealer organisation i? now growing at the rate of 5000 ears a clay. It is to these new ear owners that this message is addressed. The new Ford is a remark ably fine ear for one that eo: Is so little. It is simple in design, constructed of the finest materials, and built to unusually elose measure ments. These are the reasons it performs so wonderfully. These are also the reasons its service requirements' are " m> f<'w Ujvkeoi) cost BO* low. When you receive your new ear, tli^ dealer will ex plain the simple tittle things that should be aUeuiitil lo at repUlar intervalu to insure, the best performance. He will also tell you something of his own facilities for do ing this work promptly and at small cost. With the purchase of ycur car, you are entitled to Free Inspection Service by your dealer at 500, 1000 and 1500 miles. T h i s service is due you and we urge you to lake full advantage of it. Proper care during this' hronkirig-in |?erio<l mean h a great deal to the lite of your ear. Included in the Free In spection Service is a check up of the battery. ?>??* generator charging rate, the distributor, the carburetor adjustment, lights, brakes, tihocJw absorbers, tire inila tion and steering gear. The engine oil is also changed and chassis lubricated. No charge whatever ir? made for labor or materials incidental to thfs inspection service, except where re pairs are necessary because of accident, neglect* or mis use. 'lhe labor of (.hanging ?the .engine oil and luhrieat- - ing the chasais is also free, although a cliargR is niaitiP fer thunew oil. We believe thai when you see the good effects of this inspection you will continue ' I o have it done regularly throughout the life of your car. WherCver you live, you will find the Ford dealer very helpful in keeping your car in good running order for many thousands, of niiles at a minimum of trouble and expense. lie operates under close factory supervision and has l?een trained and enuinned to. d o this work promptly, ihorouph ? ly and ecouomicaljy. Ford Motor Company QUALITY MERCHANDISE All merchandise furnished by Spencers' I* distinguished by Its beauty. Its npproprlfttcnpss, ar\d Its durability. 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