ms r? A.NKLIIT TIMES
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A. F. JOHNSON, Editor and Manager
4. J. IIALE, As>istaiit Manager
Hon Ytar Si.;>0
f.orht Mo n t lis t.0<>
m* ?
* - ?.r *i?i? th?? .50
Kntcrcd it t'.i? IV-i C.Tice at L.vjlt
tuirg. N. C., .t.-4 ?* ??r?si *. uwtn r.
I. O. *iivl!LA.
Died at his ''oir.o noar Franklinton.
N. I".. at '< o'clock Sv/iway m^rn'.ns Oc
tober -7. Uii. Jo.-cph O. Green, lie
was :: 0 >.<n ' f v.-i'.:: ,t? O. t- i tf:-n'h'i
Grr n. ?!-.( ?s? -yrrt at Kim Grove,
the .
18" L
cd t"
Hi
\U?U*t
Wake
V .'.s Eliza- ?
?je-j. ; ? *r.; , r'r . Kt-#pratd*
?a:T i.t:v- Harisileld, of
W. . : *;v. ? .v"? v r mor*. than
v.rv.lr.Nior %'i 'he Meth
ciaV
lev. \
oil> *
totsV:"*"
au :
he dfciiniT1.? -villi sor more
th n ; r. >!'.!rmc ti'.at time he ha i
a - tr.:'erer. ttrous'.i 1'. all.
He ? ^ (.;?.? It:.: anil uncomplaining. Ho
Wv. ir h. f. o. He loved-his friend*
He iiiat' a'./.. ccn*Wcra:e of 1-1?
Btl?Ui.or<?. It?Hp!slK>r wm not or.
ly i.<- m w'ap live S n.xi door to ?
bu-. tis*' fellow'vi - wa- down ~r.: cat
Mr G7" u joined '!i' 1 -'t- i
vrlien a boy. He was r. su ward of t h?
cliuri li ? -' r'rankluiton. an(^ a district
steward for many years. He paid liber
illy of hi. n-.o.trs to the support of hi*
ehuriii. and responded to ail her colli
upon him He was one of the best and
m" t sv.oics Jul farmers in our County
He v .i< a member of the Farmers Un
ion He had ao political ambition, but
h? too'* creat interest in the political
issues in Ills st.,To and na:i. :i..- Ho was
a :ruc Democrat-. He was a
member of t'.ie Dvniooratlc Executive
Committee of his county. Was a mem
oer . many year? of School Commi'
Cee. The writer- o.teemed it a pleas
ure ;'.nd a prlvi' - e t11?*.' classed s m on J
Jr. C.re/r.'s trier, is r-. m bis early boy
94)Cil. I i-vas a i .ir?-*! ii.i? s?v.* nT..?i..>
and pio >? without oste..tat!on. II? ex
fre^--d r.o fear pi Ueath. T'.e -tpa
#ation from loved one.-* was .thv oue
?toD>:dera::on.
7*'Vhere is no dca:'.i. what s >
ik transition, this ;::*e of mortal i>r a: :
is hut ti e -uViirK of ;l:e'Iife Ki
portals v.*e ca!! dea'.h."
?The service? were conducted frcm
^is residence. \ y h\a pastor. Kev. T.
Sikes assisted by Rev. L\ L. DowtU.
at the Baptist church. Franklinton. N. \
and Rev. N. H. D. Wilson, pasto: j
Methodist church at I-ouisburs;. N. C.'
fJThe intermen; was at Fair View
tmetcrv at Franklinton. N. C. The
tendance was large. The flowers .
profuse and beautiful, besptak-1
the higli esteem in which Mr. Green
Vbls lteld by his large number o~
ttends.
ri
: TIip nail bearers were all his nfp'.i
ur f lini ii i,
^pynor. M. M. Green, J. Oank Mitchell.
F. >lj^chiner. M. G. Smith. Garland
aith. Lv G. alid V. O. Juiiih
^;The honorary pall bearers were. C.
Si Williams. J. H. Cooke, S. C. Vann,
jL B. Wester. Jason Goswick. Felix
ttuDks. Moses Neal, J. R. Jones. F. B.
llcKinne. Elmore Speed. B. W. Ballard,
jioctor* R. B. Henderson, J. H. Harris,
sJMr. Green leave?-to mourn his death
j wife, (Nee Miss Carrie Brodie) one
bn. J. O. Green, Jr.. one daughter, Mrs.
poGhee. whose husband Lieutenant
4onel Claude L. McGhee is with the
^editionarv forces in France and five
and Children. Three sisters, Mr3
^Jestia Smith, of Raleigh, Mrs. E. J.
? er and Miss Siddie Green of Frank
fton, one brother Mr. Andrew H.
en, of Raleigh. Their respective
tes are eighty three, eighty two, sev
pty eight and eighty years, a very re
rkable record of longevity.
B. W. BALLAHTT?
HEADACHY AND >OSE
STIFFED
ipe's Cold ComponndV^nds cold*
and grippe in a fejf hours.
ake "Papo's t old Compound" every
hours until wouAave taken three
8. then all groDpe misery goes and
r cold will tMyprokejj. It promptly
ns your clogjfel-up nostrils and tttfe
passages of tfi\ head; stops na-;ty
harge orXose running, relieves the
klache. dullness,Veverishness. sore
>at, sneaking, soreness and stifTncBs
on't sdray stuffed i*>! Quit blowing
sntffTling. EaseXyour throbbing
.?jfothing elso in \he world given
rompt relief as "Pape's Cold
uhd." which costs only a few
ts'at any drug store. It acts with
assistance, tastes nice, and pauses
lnconveniehce. Accept no suhsti
kfter a long retirement from the
eral view Monastic is again mak
lts bow to the public.
Yes I Eveiybody
TakeyCascarets
Only lQr cents ! - Harmless
cathartic fo\ sluggish
iver and towels
ocl J?u>ly! Cheer \ip! -Take Caa
eta/to liven your liver and clean
ownes*. sour stomach and Rases,
ight take Caacareta and ef.Joy the
it. fullest liver *nd bowel clean
/00 ever experienced. Wake up
iff -?rand?Every body'? dolng It.
Iiaearata beet laxative'for children,
toy (tadly take this (>leaeant caady
thartlc becaua* It never gitpea or
:koua like otfc?r thlng?.
UNITED WAR WORK
DRIVE STAGED AT
WILSON'S REQUEST
(By L. Porter Moore.)
agencies ure consolidating their efforts
in the United W;.r Work Campaign
of November 11-1* to raise $170.500.000
to be ust. J in i rr.! inning the activities
of these organizations.
In a letter to Raymond L\ Fosdick.
chairman of t'.o C emission cr\ Train
ing Cuiv.p A' tivities. the president in
dicated i:i ;. xiJijire that the seven or-.
ganizAtkns conit:n? thefr c;;;":aigns
and thus sccuri greatest possible
dogrce rf co-operaucn.
?*It i try ? ?-:r?x*u," i-atd'thi- presi
dent. "tl.;:* ?. -nil secure '\\w best
results -i:. ? :. oi -i:.*r?rt o?
these ajp.v. . ecieties
will u^ite -th<ir fen'r. .'-.in- ,.;>per.ls
fcr funds, In order . il' ? . rit of
the .cur.,:;. ill is ill. . r i;:.:y be ex
pr^sed v/itl:c\:T d:.r* r.. ?.ic" ci race or
religion* opinion in .-. .: -rt ci what
is really a commot' s-vv:o<-.
"At the same time I wci::.i bo oblig
ed If you would convey to them from
i..- a very warm expression of the gov
ernment's appreciation of the splen
did .-ervice they have-rend^red in min
istering -*o the trcops at Home and
overseas in their leisure time."
The $170.50 VW budgets realized
from the coming campaign will be ap
portioned as follow?:
Y. M. C- A.. SIOO.OOO.OM)'. Y W.
C. A . $15.000,' CJ: Knights of Colum
bus. C-2-'.OOC\OOd: .lewish Welfare
'Board* ?>.3? 3.00): American Library
Association, ?3.500 *400; War Commun
ity Service. $13.0 j\ .000; Salvation
Army. $3*500,000.
SOUTHERN CLERGYMAN
HOLDS VI0T3RY SERVICE
IN CAPTURED VILLAGES
Knights Of C:!unbja Worker PrttiflM
At Meeting In Ruined Chapel J
In France
Had ft not been for-Either James
Korton. formerly principal of 'he Mar
ist College in Atlanta, Ga., but how
a volunteer chaplain with the Knights
of Columbus overseas, there wouW
have been no senrices in the libtte
ruined chapel of St. Crepin in the
shell-torn town of Chateau Thierry
when the Van.* poured inTo the city
and drove the Huns back toward the
Rhine. The Knights of Columbus are
one of vhe seven war work agencies
to join in the United Wark Work
Campaign, November 11-18, to raise
$170,500,000.
?n .1 TT ,rtnn irsn rlrht nn: with
the vanguard ef the onmsning Amen^
cans and, after t hp Germans had been
I mi I nf thnlr nollnra r>nH
chine gun ambushes, the old Cure,
who had emerged from some unknown
hiding place, insisted on holding serv
ice in St, Crepin'a chapel to celebrate
the liberation of the city.
There were no vestments, no can
dles, no sacred vaasels. But Father
Horton rode a motorcycle ^bdek to the
headquarters of the Knights of Co
1 umbos, secured the supplies needed
by the Cura?and?th?>m
by automobile.
The services were held and no more
fervent Te Deums ever were uttered
than those that went up from that lit
tle shell-wrecked chapel in devastated,
but liberated. Chateau Thierry.
EVANGELINE BOOTH, com
mander of the Salvation Army
In the United States, who ia
now devoting all her time to
the United War Work Cam
paign. November 11-18.
I
Ajb the brad of tlx Mhrmtlon Array
of die United States, Bvangellne B00O1
la (hiding many dude* In connection
with the United War Wot* Drive,
which le to be mahnil November 1U8,
the Salvation Krtnj being one of the
?even orpnlMfl? Is the drive.
The workmn of the Salvation Amy
?re active St home nod abroad aad,
under the general direction of Mtsa
Booth, the; are mending clothes, arc
tag soldiers to write home, providing
tneoaent games, mu&lc and other
whotasome forme of amnsament (a the
hota, and are doing their work with
' a troa Christian viru.s ' ?
Berttm the allies on the wasters
front the SshraOse Astny is malntsto
tnc iie hots, hustsls and rest Poofna.
The BslraUan krmj entered apofl Its
?OtiM an International organization
wtthln 14 days after Germany Invaded
VORTH CAROLINIAN
HIVES TESTIMONY
I Mr*. Walstou IK-cUf^ ller Troubles
Are CJone ami She Has UaJued
Twenty-two Pounds. Since
Taking Tunlac.
Among the thousands of wellknown
|pov>ple who are daily testifying to th?
1 remarkable* merits of Tanlac. no one
more enthusiastic over the benefits
kv.roiina. .
Vcording to her own suitement Mrs.
] \\ .'.-ion trained twonty-txmj puuiuls and
e-.'n reMwoil of a salons and ag
.? -vatln^ 2iioum;rtk' cfcinlition thru
-o i*V:::;Iao\fu?r cfther treatment
.. i.tsie.i t.? '.iolp \er. Jkr unsolicited
<r ;<? ;[.e 4Tauia\ o:wccs at Atlanta,
i . . is reproiii%-./ below:
? r.:
certify Mia t 5 have taken
i; t'.iv be /|v\3i;*.?s. I >u:':er
'heutuatism and
me ?rr ;iw
V r
\ry T.::!.v ..ml
>oU i: di?*. The
? ? rtli-'ve !i. >o
?.ml! ( \?v-. re
r.ov.* 1 ftel ?:
? : .keh or.l> *:gUt
e tiier'.ii .no I
'l U'j L -Hi 1. " 1
.vutiil r:.*! 1 o trrot *,;> too
?t Tanlac
.? public. 11'.s
v >'s witirrii
mus. t-, r. wanton. ?
%:!;ic Is .-old in !.rti:isbtirg by Scog
Prug Store. , '/
or
L:-/:d Dljiciciv.
. t-'. . M ado and
?.?.-'?rat^TtVje ?VtT.c >*?/ Prr's Medi
????, C:\,of L:.".at:vc B;pcno
s. ..'..'.is and Cr^vcp ^>.^!n.l Tonic.
curesf Headaches, Bilious
ness, Losi oJ>ApBetU2* or that
*-!red achingfeelin? due to Ma
:.rrip. cy^C
Secretary McAdoo has lad time to.
run the Treasury a-'d *1:7 railroad*"
a!!?' ?yv ai: for the F'Uftfc liberty Loan
160. Where did the gentlinan find
so much more tfme than ' -ie rest or*
: ? bave had?
AC1!>S IN STOMACH SOUR TIIF
FOOD AMI CAUSE IMUtiESTlOX
"Fapes IMnpepsin fixe? sour, w^jr,
upset stomachs In five mlnut**s. #
You don't know wh?t upset your
stomach?which portion of the food J
did the damage?do you? Well, don't
bother. If your stomach is inya re
vel' : if sick. ?nc*y and cyj:t. sy6. what,
you just ate has fftrmented and turned
sour, head dizzy anM achesyttelch gas
es ahd acids and eVictayr undigested
food; breath foul, tomgue coated?just?
take a little Pape's EMpepsin to neu*
^ral^e^arl^ty and iiy^ve minutes you
and distress.
Millions of mei/ toda^ know that It,
is needless to irarr dyr-rp^* a uak.
Diapepsin occasionally k&ps the stom
ach sweeteney and they jsat their fa
vorite foods Vithout fear.
If your slfcmach doesnlt take care
of your liberal limit Without re
hellion; \y your, food is a Damage in1
stead of a help, rememfyqAthe quick
est, surest and most harmless anti-acid
is Pape's Diapepsin, which costs only
JUty cents far a large case at drug I
?StnrftS If? *rnlv wonderful?it. stopaj
?i"id souring and sets thing s straight, j
so gently and easily that It is really
aston.'-hing. Your stomach will di-j.
gest your meals if you keep acids neu- j
v?rali7ed.
i ?
The War In Europe It at an End. i
But a war Is goinp; on among the |
buyers ttn Ro^ky MoUnt market for
tobacco. Prices are higher tnan evert
known in tna history of the tobacco
business. We t*ad ory'our floor Tues- ,
c'ay. Nov. 12th o\96V.lbs.e which sold ?
for $33.345.38. avroiging $49.06 pen* '
hune'red. The breftks are small and
now is a good, time to sell. Bring ua I
the m>xt load a^d we will send you '
home* happy. / \
Younf to please.
FARMERS yl'TUAL TOBA^HO
| WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
yTlocky MotflfC N. C. ?
R. P. Holf
| j , Managers
. W. T. UVement,
Jim Y&rboro, Auctioneer.
Noflre ol Sale.
'..I'nder and by Tlrtue of the pTiwer
mid authority conferred me by tt cer
tain deed of trust executed by Bet tie
Dickersou Maynard. <\nd beating
i date July . 25th. 1917, and duly re
corded In book 221 of mortages at
page 77 and 78. in the office of Reg
ister of Deeds of Franklin county.
North Carolina; and because o". de
fault it! the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured yd ^at the re
sell for cash at publii auction in Ju*
CUy of I.ouisburjc, x/rtli Carolina i?r?
Saturday. Letvinberf the 14th. it*IS.
at 1- M.. thV fcllowing land l-ci'.r; 1:1
Frankli'.UtiD A Tonwship. Kra?:'.:li:t
County, and b\i:idcfl and described ..s
uulo\v> to-wit: \ A<ioini!.? t'*o l;nds r'
Speiic*. i* IVart .? \iu oth&ts.
Ucplr.ning a; w^wcct' (iuui v.i ?
lu-rili >Uie of iSiJko'^ Cre./*:; rum*,
thetve Xo. AV" ^ l^I
*take in Joyue? B \ut : thetuv . . l .
deg.. E. 25 poles/> li\U.< t j . d ? ?'
corner iu ioyudr'e ikie: then. S.
decree* E. 57 A>oles y> links i ;
r.ovver cornvrf the. .V X. 1'2 dti;.
Or- pole# to slake. ?;! Un'i>s South *?:'
el CreeA* nivi** " 11* . i
:>r.nev,^ u.ado Nowni/cr S.-'ltHK1.
Ilxii'p iiii,- uviu the a'.ovo acre
? t dvd : * Si>viuer Ver.rce l?y Uettie
i *51 \ei'. ca Xlaytiaru ::i u deed mad.*
September 15. 1017 and recorded
i:. tl:e cifice t?f tile Register of Deeds
of Fr^nk'.Jn county. '? This the 14t.i
tlay of XorembelY li?lS.
K M GANTT. Trustee.
11-13-41
If you wh? life insurance see J. A.
Tl*KXER./\ 7-26-tf j
(Vrflticato o? llisM?lutIo:i.
Tx> all to whom these prestats may?
leme?Gieeting.
Whereas, it appears to my sati?fac
lion. by duly authenticated record ot
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous (?on*
sent of nil the stockholders deposite i
in my office, that tite M< Kinpe Bro
thers Company, a corporation of this .
State, whose princijlil office Jk situate !
at Main Street, in tVe tow/ of Louis
urg. county ot ^t/te ol .\ort \
Caro!ir.a. M?:!colm ^uViiyfie being the.
apen* t*, ere in and in ojfarste i hereof,
upon wi.oin process ny(V be-served >.
has complied with ihe/cqVirenicnts of
Chapter -1. Revlsal /f nV>. entitled
orptT. tiotis, * preMniin;.r\ t^ the
ixsulnr o? this Cer/licatc o\l)issolu-i
tion: / \
Nor, therefore.^. J. DryanVSrimcs* i
Secretary of t.ie State 'A North
Carolina, lo li^/eby certify that the
said corpwr-. tioft did, on the l> uay ot
November l.'la/flle iii my office a\duly
executed and alest.d consent in wrftin*
to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by ;'ll the .stockholders there
of. which said consent and the record
of the proceedings aforesaid are now i
orr file in tny said office as provided by
la*f.
In testimony whereof. I have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal at Raleigh, this 9 day of November
.i n W'VbiuL. wiAiwi.
Secretary of State.
t Commissioners Sale of Lond.
Under-^njl by virtue of the authority
vested in us by a decree of the Super
ior Court of Franklin County, in that
action entitled M. T. Hawkins vb Del
la Wright, Administratrix et als., we
the usdersigned commissioners will, on
Monday, th 9th day of December, 1918, j
at or about the l^our of nooh, at the
Court. House door in Louisburg, N. C., |
ufTur for Hale at public auction to the?
highest bidder for cash the following
described! real estate, to-wlt:/ Situate
lying amltoeing in the (Tount^of Frank
lin. State Af Nor Carolinay&nd bound
ed as foUo^e: Beginning at a Locust
tree on the P^aysville nrfad, comer for
M. T. Hawking, thence about south to
a point about tVreeieet west of a pine
-hi- S. Y. Mncon^ylinej thence about
east to a stake./*wmer for S. V. Macon
and M. T. Haw)nns;\hence about north
to a rock oil the sa\l Haysville road,
corner for S. Y. Macbn; thence In a
northwesterly directiorfyalong the said
Hayynllfc road to the point of the be
ginjnng. containing by estimate about
tyenty (20) acres. more j or
less. It being the trad of land
known as the B. F. Wright Home
Place. This the 8th day of November
1918.
W If YARBOROUGH.
Com'rs.
E H. MALONE,
ll-i:,-4t
FAIR PRICES
The following prices have been set by the Fair Price Committee for Franklin
County: Week ending Nov. 10, 1918.
Commodity Low | High Low J
Wheat flour, per 1-16 hbl. bag, ..(12% lbs.) ..$11.70 $12.20 $ .85
Cornmeal (bulk) (per lb.) 4.40 4.60 .06
Victory bread (pri^e per loaf) (16 oz) .08 .10
Oatmeal or rolled oatu (package) (per lb.) 11.00 .15 .15
Rice, unbroken, standard quality (per lb.) .12% .15
Hominy or hominy grits (per lb.) ?4 .05% 08
Potatoes, whit or Irish (per pk ) 47%
Onions (p?r lb.) .03% .06
Raiains, seeded (per 16 oz pkg.) 12% .20
Casned tomatoes, standard gradde per 20 oz
<No. 2) can ? 20.00 .25
Canned corn? standard grade per 20 oz (No 2 can 20.00 .26
Canned salmon, tall pihk Alaska per 16 Oz ?
(No. 1) can ~ ' .25
Evaporated milk (unsweetened) per 6 oz can .08
Butter, .creamery (tub, print) (per lb) M14.00 *.70
Oleomargarine / (per lb.) 36.00
JEggs (fresh, stored) (per dozen) ?
Cheese, American, full cream (ctt^ (per lb.) .*35.00
Lard substitute (tiulk) (per lb.)'T" 23.00 .24% .36
Bacon, breakfast, sliced (standard grade) (per fb) 62.00 ? .65
POOftd ?U*k ' Ami w " '
? .. ? -- ?-? _ ?
Hop^aken l"p. ')
One Duroc iiraoy 8owj?elghlng
about 300 take# u\ Wedagfflay. Own
er can get sujil0?*fltfpaying for trla
advertisemmflTanJ Sfcpenses.
J. L. SKSNCER,
R. F. D. LoulS^Hrg.' N. C.
11-15-lt
KrtC Suldk
One Fori! roadster apply to
F. J.. OEASLEY.
KsfCiilhe \olir:'.
. ^ V.* ! . - eXiVuuir of ilia/
k r. riea^iuts. late
t'., tills id to
liaviu^; < :.Unis a
1 :o *>re*iiu them to
V r
; ?. '?J ' n
Zit\ i > ? *5
?;* . '? j<
J o v.- - vy ii3 Airu':
ufill iv- r*?dy -'i^Ciew <iav$
our nui!i::f. liiy . r?..
? so?;% i c
C-.ny V./
the undersigned on or before the 15th
day of Nov. 1919, or this notice will be
plead tin bar of their recovery. All
prmnifc Inflnhtirit^fTr said estate will
pleaspjacltflce Immediate payment. This
Nopri5\iyis.
J. MARVIN PLEASANTS, Ext*r.
Wm. IL.Jc Tbos. W. Ruffin, Attys.
Notice.
On account of lU/fiealth 1 have been
compelled to ge^assistance in the de
livery of, th^/ordcra for fruit treed.
all perwu; v;ho purchased fruit trees
from lny^o call on Mr. G rover C. Par
upton. and get their trees,
receive the money and re
aine. Don't delay when
l 1 Civ it but" attend io samo
: ii. uiinbie to sc-e ycu
?v v. .NT/.' rov
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PAIi?gAS.2-G3EENWC0D CO. Inc.
'? r;^c?t J?*vcl?rs Sou;!im
?-h
by St vet, Cor at r 7.1a! i Ave.
Coal Profits?
Swift & Company has frequently stated
that its profit on beef averages' only one
fourth oflgr cent a pound, and hence has
practically no effect on the priced
ComMTison has been made by the Federal
Trade Commission of this profit with the
profit pri ooal, and it has pointed out that
anthmcitelcoal operators are content with
a profit of E5 cents a ton, whereas the beef
profit of ore-fourth of a cent a pound means
a profit of ?5.00 a ton.
/The comparison does not point out that
anthracite qaal at the seaboard is worth at
Wholesale about $7.00 a ton, whereas a ton
of beef of fair quality is worth about
$400.00 wholesale.
--To carry the comparison further, the 25
cent profit on coal is 3% per cent of the
$7.00 value.
The $5.00 profit on beef is only 1'/^ per
cent of the $400.00 value.
>
The prefit has little effect on price in either case,
bat has less effect on the price of beef than on the
price of coal.
Coal may be stored in the open air indefinitely;
beef most be kept in expensive coolers because it is
highly perishable end must be refrigerated.
Coal is handled by the carload or ton; beef is deliv
ered to retailers by the pound or hundred weight.
Methods of handling are vastly different. Coal is
handled in open cats; beef mart" be shipped in
refrigerator cars at an even temperature.
Fairness to the public, fairhess to Swift ft
Company, fairness to the parking industry, demands
that these Indisputable tacts be considered. It is
impossible to disprove Swift & Company's state
ment, that its profits on beef are so small aa to have
practically no effect on prices.
M
Swift & Company, U. S. A.