' r x =
V'l, Largest Submarine, Is
Launched for U. S. Navy
WVJ? World PtK>to* i
Photo of the launching at Portsmouth, N. H., Nary Tard ot the U. S.
Submarine, V-l, which la twice aa lar*? U any built [ueVlously tor the U. 8.
Navy. The big undarsaaa flghtar la the drat of a fleet ot nine that will be
able to accompany the baltlefleet tn any weather and at any spaed ot which
the fleet ttaelt la capable. The exact rmdlus orer which the V-l can operate
la not made known bnt It la hlntad that ft caa cross the ocean and return
without replenishing tts fuel The Teasel la Ml feet. 9 Inches. over aD. haa
? maximum breadth ot 17 knots and a speed at S knots snbmarsed. and k
surface displacement at *4M toes. She will carry a crew of ?ma oScen
?ad eighty mo.
INSURANCE A NECESSITY
IN8UBANCE ACTUALLY DEALS WITH EYE BY HONEST 5
BUSINESS CNDEB THE SUN
Fire insurance has come to t>e not only a householder's security,
but a national necessity. The home owner must protect his family
and provide shelter; the renter must guard his household goods.
Business concerns, factories, churches, schools, colleges and cor
porations must protect their \property InvestiMJfts. The man who
can thus provide the security a/ a community igalnst financial loss
from fir* Is Its Insurance agen\ throughiAls companies.
See T. W. WATSON, for
your Insuiunbe Needs.
OFFICE OYEB TH K FIBST NATIONAL BANK
New Turnip Seed
of all assortment, just arrived
. - *
REASONABLE PRICES
We ean save you ih per cent on
your prescriptions.
Give us a triawind be convinced
. R Plea
sants
DRUGGIST
TELEPHONE 222-J. LOUISBURG, N. 0.
It Is Less Work
To Do
More Work
fv
A properly equippel ^Kitchap means that you can do
more work with less effort/so why not make the small
investment necessary ttKjan into your kitchen one or
more of these labor-saving: articles.
You will be surprised how Aany useful items you can
get for very little money. Gonv^ent terms of payment
arranged if yon desir^
Ou r Undertaking Department is always up to the
minute.
W. E. White FanytHre Co.
AS THE EDITOR SEES IT
The Knllroad Labor Hoard
The Uallsi Stalin railroad labor i
>ourd finds it.;elf very much 1b th*- ,
tame pMl'iou that tL-nate invcitigat
ng coi:.:.lll. .us were placed ?? ?hen ?
>ltnes.-.s refused to testify.
The board assumed Jurisdiction In
i dispute affecting wages and work
ng conditions of the engineers and
iremen on forty-three of the princi
pal roads of the west, northwest and
louthwest.
The railroad men's unions refused
:o appear and submitted r easons,
irnong which was one that Ben W.
Hopper, the chairman of the board.
*as biased toward the unions. In the
support of their contention that the
:hairman was not Impartial, the un
ions submitted his public utterances.
It was alleged that chairman
Hopper had defended the courts, had
antagonized the Idea that the su
preme court should be subordlp^Jed
to the legislative branch, that an ef
fort was being made to bring railroad
labor Into an alliance with socialism
and the strikes were an outrage on
the public and worthless to employes.
This scarcely appears to be cause
(or questioning the fitness of Mr.
Hooper to have a voice in deciding
the dispute. Any man that believed
otherwise would b? disqualified.
Any man who Relieves that the Ju
diciary should not Interpret the laws
and that the United States supreme
court should not have authority to
pass on their constitutionality would
not be safe on the railroad labor
board.
The railroad labor board was
created by the transportation act of
1920. In section 310 It is provided
that the board may invoke the aid
of any U. S. district court when^* a
witness refuses to obey a subponea
with the penalty punishment for con
te.mpt.
Hooper is going to see if this pro
vision can be enforced. If it can't b?,
the railroad labor board's usefulness
has ended.
The purpose of the board Is to pre
vent strikes. A railroad strike Is dis
astrous at any time. It would be es
pecially so Just now In the region
affected in the present dispute Just
when agriculture Is attempting to
stage a comeback.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza/
LAXATIVE BROM^^jnNE Teblct? remove th?
oatue. There is "Bromo Quinine. "
E. W. GROVE'S aiisia tuaoUflf 30c.
IX REMEMBKAJiCE KATIE BELLE
6HIFFIX
There is no flock, however watched
and tended.
But one dead lamb is there!
There is no fireside, howsoe'er defend
ed.
But has one vacant chair!
"-C
There Is no death! What seems so Is
transition.
This' life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the life elysian.
Whose portal we call Death.
She Is not dead, ? the child of our af
fection, ?
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor
protection,
And Christ Himself doth rule.
Not as dead shall we again behold
her; _
For when "with raptures wild
In our embraces we again enfold her.
She will be alive.
?
But a fair maiden, In her father's man
sion.
Clothed with celestial grace;
And beautiful with all the soul's ex
pansion.
Shall we behold her face.
HER MOTHER.
The "nuisance taxes" may have been
repealed, but there are a lot more
which are a nusiance.
Sick
Headache
BtMk-Diw .
would jj*
Theiford's
BLACK-DRAUBHT
FOR KKNT ? One troo4 two-horse (arm
near Muulton, isJhg lltng and out
houses in good cHotfnunity for rent
for 11)25 for the foiXth or tor money ]
r<"it. \pply to WifsNwr. L. THAR
KiNU ; IN", Loulseurg. C.. R. F
11. 2. 8-8-tf |
fc .fsc-.be u T:,e Franklia Times
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having Qualified as Administrator,
c. t. a. of Dr. J. B. Williams, late of
Franklin County. North JCarollna. this
is to notify all persons liavtng claims
against said estate to present the sama
to the undeMigned on or before the
25th day of jVly. 1921, or this notice
will be plead i\ bar ft their recovery.!
A!! persons lndebted/o Said estate wtit'
pltase make imnecyate settlement.
This July 25, Wt.
GROjtER C. PARRISH.
AdmAiytrator, c. t. a of
J. W. Williams, deceased.
Gu^on, BLC.
Wm. H. and ^hos. Ruffin, Attys.
Louisburg. N. C. \ 7-25-6t
~ ' . T~>
Piles Cured fa 6 to/ 14 Days ?"
Dnuutists refund money OINTMENT fans
(o c ur Uchina, Blind. Blee^n or Protruding Piles.
InstaiHy relieves ltchinit^fcs. and yoo can get
restful sleeD after the firs r arflhfcrir rm
GOOD-BYE
OVERALLS ! !
"(JESCO" CLOTH WEARS LIKE
LEATHER, SHEDS WATER,
WONT BIP, SNAG
OR SHRINK,
UNION MADE TO TOUR ORDER
Ol'TWEAR TtlRIE SlITS OK
OTERA^LSS,
LOOKS HKE MOJW, ..
YET SELLSU'OK ?12.K>.
liET im'RS TODAT!
DON'T FORGET YOn^ GROCERIES.
Ylmrs for VALUE,
A. J. Jar man
Cooper Gin Corner.
TUCKER'S
HOTEL and
CAFE
Main Street
LOUIS$URG, N. C.
t
meals the mar
aud prepared In
fashion. -
rooms for the
on ot all who
d the night, all
ed.
J. C. TUCKER
Proprieto
ARK YOU INSlR?I)l
What Would Bp Your Condition
If Your Property Were To
BURN
Rave you evef considered what
It would mean to start all over
again T
That Is what a loss by lire with
out Insurance means. But with
Insurance, you are protected by
the resources of the strong com
panies
means
COBTtDle
l-et us
ance serv
nil kinds.
Accident
til It Is
Several
lent and a tire
lore than an In
klnd of Insur
e give. We write
Fire. Health and
Don't wait un
for sale.
F&ANKLIN IKS. AND
REALTY OO.
Bennett Perry
Manager.
IJAlEJi? LESTMOJ
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Hanson I
announce t^i^ marriage of their Bister |
Murgaret ljiiftabeth Hayes to Mr. Roi>- .
ert Preston^ LemnKDn 0:1 Saturday Au
g\ist second, nineteen hundred I venty
four. Hrevard, Xort i.i Carolina. |
i This was a marriage or much inter- t
est to the many friends 01 the bride |
and groom in North Caro!!r:> "r!
i^irgini&_Xti?_W?ddiu^waH a very quite j
one. taking place at 8:3(Tln llie iiiim uj i
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. |
Hanson with only members of the im- .
mediate families present, Rev. Wallace
Hartsell. pastor of the bride, officiat
ing. I
The bride wore a handsome going- |
away gown of navy blue crepe with
coat, hat and accessories to mauvh.
Mrs. Lemmon was originally from
Louisburg. N. ('.. hut or several years
has made her home in Brevard.
Mr. Lemmon was reared near Lynch
burg. Virginia, but-far some years has
made his homtrm Spencer. X. C\
The happy couple left soon after
breakfast for Washington, New York
and Xiagra Falls, returning to Lynch
burg. Va.. for a two weeks visit with
the parents of the groom, afterwards
making their way home in Winston
Salem, N. C.
What you take out of life is precisely
what you put into it. and no more.
' Beauty that is skin deep seldom
fades it Just washes away.
A STEF FOBWAKD
It has been charged frequently' that
we ^re a "Nation of sixth graders'*
because of the looseness of our laws
k-jverning compulsory education.
This is a matter that Is clearly
I within the province of the state and
many have been neligent In prorid
jing legislation to prevent the exploit*
? 'r.r. r>* ? '? .*! ' ^;or.
Kansis auu have added
U-e ? tht-.r ? ? lau.-* rh^ requirement
| that children shall remain In school
until tiiey have iiuished the eighth
grade, or until they have reached the
I age of sixteen.
| Indiana has had a law for many
| years providing that no school child
shall be employed in any gainful oc
cupation and kept out of school until
he is sixteen years old. without a per
'mit from the school authorities al
lowing the deviation from the sta
'tutes. ,
! States behind in their educational
I ideals have been slow to adopt this
(method, but gradually they ' will
j awaken to rhe need of giving children
I an' eighth grade education, at least,
even though compulsion is required
People learn from doing and also
from being done. v
Men win arguments not by arguing
but with frank discussions.
Keep in touch with the world if you
don't want to be touched.
Pin Money
And OurWiyes
The t Tin "Pin 2I< my" dates Lack in i u. 14th century
when were first invented.
They, ft r some unknown reason, were only allowed to
be sol 1 on two days each year and being Land made,
were Vii'h in price. So it became accustom for money to
be given to women at their mawriage to be used for the
purck-se tf pin*. /
\ /
Today pins are eheaubot the custom of giving women
small aims for per&nmal expense still exists.
i Muc-w / \
That was the ^th ceiuuiV; this is the 20 century. To
day the worn fa are political and social equals of men
and should It financial equare as well.
As til'.- head of your household sbe should o\yn a check
ing ac -count and not be given just "Jin Money."
Start her account with tids bank.
Iouisbvw,
NwmCmwj*
WHITE ARROW *
' (Jord
Whether as driver or occupant, a woman ap
preciates its addedtjafety and comfort. Let us ex
plain just why a HVjd means that extra amount
of satisfaction to passenger and driv^alike.
Cranford?Motor Company