TOE HMNKLIN TIMES A. 9. JOHNSON, Mltor ul Mjuufer tiulered at the Post Office at Loula fturg, N. C.. as second class matter. Tomorrow la primary. Go out anil vote. ; ' Don't stay away from the primary and then "cuss" out the nominees. " it?-5'our duty to go out and vote lor the person you think will make the best officers. Japan doesfi't seem so well pleased over the new exclusion bill. But what difference does that make. President Coolidge in declaring the new tax bill unsatisfactory says its '.tax reduction, not tax reform." No doubt the bill will be even more popu lar now. Governor Morrison has appointed Hon. W. A. Hoke Chief Justice, who immediately resigned as Associate Justice to accept the higher position. This Jb recognized as a wise choice and Governor Morrison is to be congratu lated. Announcement has been made that Governor Morrison will call a special session of the Legislature for early in July to consider the Ship and Port project. Reports credit the Governor with saying that he will ask that the question be left to a vote of the people. A wise Idea. Sight InUi Mix ??atki . Voar Month! One lot ?1.60 l.M .74 .60 BATTERY B. AN ASSET Believing that Battery B. 117th F. A-, Loulsburg's Military organization Is o I great benefit to Franklin County, and deserves the whole hearted support of the people, the followinginforma ticn is submitted for the public: 1. The organization of the battery consists at present of four officers, namely, TUos. W. "'Ruffin, Captain, Geo. D. Underwood, 1st Lieutenant, Edward F. Griffin, 1st Lieutenant, and William Y. Bickett, 2nd Lieutenant, and sixty-six enlisted men. The orga nization is equipped for war strength, having property on hand valued at J75.000.00. This property consists of four 155 mm., Howitzers, the largest mobile artillery used by the U. S. Army twelve trctors and other necessary equipment, two Browning machine guns, eight automatic rifles, eighty two pistols, 45 calibre; blankets, tents, and other equipment necessary to care for 114 men and officers. The govern ment provides two caretakers for the battery at good salaries, and spends on the average of nine hundred dol lars, ($900) monthly in this county in payment of the men and the upkeep of this battery. I think I am stating the facts when I say that this organiza tion has one of the biggest pay-rolls in Louisburg'. and the town and county are getting the benefit of this finan cially as all of this money is spent at home. This is the materi:.! feature of the battery. 2. The police protection that this battery affords is not to be discounted lightly. While this county is a peace ful county, yet if the occpsion demand ed, sixtv-slx trained men armed and equipped as this battery is, would be. a large factor in restoring order and putting down lawlessness. The fact that this battery is here is good in surance against trouble. A s rong po lice fore?, of any kind Insures good order. The U. S. government is pay ing fpr this protection; you at least owe it your good will. 3. The greatest benefit and service that the organization renders however, lsnot financial or protective in its nature. In my opinion the greatest need of our country today is young men trained in the ideals of Ameri can citizenship, young men taught the proper attitude toward citizenship, its duties and obligations .young men who have learned self respect and respects for the rights of the people, who at the proper time can step forward and take the leader ship in all progressive movements, political, moral and patri otic. Unselfish leader Bhip is the su preme need of our country, and more today than ever In its history. It Is the purpose and hope of the officers of this organization to Instill In the .young men enlisted In this battery ihese characteristics. We are not train in* men aa soldiers to make military machines oat ot them; we hope to make not only soldiers but real lead ers In ?rer respect. The military train ing teaches these men to think and act quickly; the result la confidence In their own ability and self-reliance; St teaches tbetn obedience, discipline, and respect.) without which no man can succeed It makes them take a ?personal pride In their appearance; It InatmeUihem In the laws of health Md sanitation, and finally It makes of life In a maaly Idler Is a COOd citizen. organisation will it, ?<11 be'onr pleasure fnhwrftted, THOB. W. RUN 1*. Oaptaln, Battery B. 117th V. A.. N. C. Here Comes the Bride Planning the Disbursement of The Federal Soldier Bonus ? Wide Workl Pilots Colonel C. A. Penlngtoa. Chief of the Insurance Division, and General Frank mn?? Director of the Veterans Bureau, Washington, golnf OTVf (??' plans tor the disbursement of the soldier Insurance bonus. International- Olympic Rifle Champion Off for Olympics W1d? World Pbotos Sergeant Morris Fisher, United States Marine Corps, present Inter national and Olympic champion, and W. R. Stokes, former International Cham pion, were among the "sharpshooters" sailing from New York on the Presi dent Harding to represent the U. 8. In the Olympics. (ErBOPF WTl,l BUT MORE COOP WEED The AHxoclailon Tobacco Grower* (?nln New Market* By European Ex petition. (8. D. Frlsaell.) Enlarged markets for the tobacco ot the 280.000 American planter* of the Carolina*, Virginia and Kentucky who are united in cooperative market ing association* will unquestionably result from the work of their com mission which is now In Europe for the purpose of shortening the bridge between the organised American pro ducers and tne nrtittcna or^Europenn consumers of tobaccos from thla coun try, according to OUlyer J. tend*. <& ocutive manager ot the Tobacco Orow ers (Cooperative Association, who has just arrived from overseas and is the first member of the commission from the tobacco farmers of Amerlo* to re turn from Europe. According to Mr. Sands, the coopera tive associations will iwhnlto^ n crease tielr deliveries of tobacco to Great Britain as a resnlt of the visit at the commlarton to trade, centers of jjfclglsnd. Scotland and Ireland. The officials of the Imperial Tobacco Com pany of Great Britain received the commission from the cooperative as sociations with every Courtney and consideration on May 15 at Rrlstol, England, another meeting of the Im perial officers and the officials of the trl-state association of Virginia and the Carolines and those of the Ken tucky Bnrle^ and Kentucky Dark As sociations will be held folio-wing the arrival In England of Jud?e Robert Bingham of Kentucky, founder of the Burley Association. The French Minister of Finance and the Minister of Commerce who direct the affairs of the French govern ment monopoly In tobacco gave the commission a most encouraging re ception ?hlch resulted la assurance of cooperation and continued purchases of the tobaccos produced by the as sociated (rower*. Every encouragement to the com mission Is expected from the other European countries which sell through government monopolies and v*t y favorable connectlbns have already bee* established In Germany, accord ing to the latest cable to reach the offices at the Tobacco Growers Co operative Aaeociatlon at Richmond A Store Full of "RARE GOOD BUYS" $1.60 value Boy's Wash suits Fast col ors big assortment. Sizes 3 to 8 Special 98c 1 ' ? [f $2.50 Value Ladle? Gingham Dresses, all sizes, fast colors, trimmed ^with organdy collars and cuffs '-.J special $1.98 $6.50 Value Irish Linen ? Sport sat in Dresses newests styles and all new shades. All sizes. Special? $1.95 ' $3.50 Value silk overblous and tri colette in new shades with fringed sleeves and bottoms all colors Special $8.45 $9.00 Value Silk DresseB newest sty les latest shades fancy trimmed all .sizes. Special (Mji $1.50 Value Khaki ? Worsted and crash Boy's Pants sizes 8 to 17. special 98c $5.50 Value Boys Crash Summer Suits In Brown, Grey and Tan. Sizes 8 tol7 Special $3. 95 $15.00 Value Men's and Young Men's Palm Beach Suits new patterns Sizes 34 to 50. Special $9.95 $1.50 Value Men's Collar Attached Dress ShlrtB all fast colors. Sizes 14 to 17. Special 88c $2.00 Value Men's Khalkl Pants good grade. Sizes 30 to 44. Special. .$1.45 $4.00 Value Sport Sandals in Patent White and Grey Elk. Sizes 2 1-2 to g. Solid leather. Special $2.95 $5.50 Value Whit Kid fancy cut out Slippers medium width heel. Sizes 2-12 to 8. Special $3.95 $4.00 Value cut out I. H'. Goodman Patent Leather strap effect, with rubber heels. Sizes 3 to 8 Special $2.95 L. Kline & Company "When Advertised or Seen Elsewhere It's Always Cheapest Here" LOUISBURQ, NORTH CAROLINA \y either for Men T T EARABLES ,vri lf'vll Tropical Worsteds , Kool Kloths, Palm Beach Suits, made by C. Kenyon Co. Best finish and fit. Large asst. of patterns-$12.50 to $28.75 Be sure to see our new "Eagle Blue" Shirts $2.25 to $5.00 Interwoven Sox- 40e to $1.50 r Sexton Underwear- 98c to $2.00 All new styles in Straw Hats, prices up to $6.50 The McGhee-Joyner Co. FRANKLINTON'S BIGGEST & BEST STORE PHONE 47 PHONE 47 The trl-state association hu Just completed dollrery of approximately twenty million pound* of Ita redrled tobacco* to three of the largest mann fSSnrefi oT tie" world trade, the co operatlve'* leaf manager who says that saVeral other large sales will probably be made within the next few weeks. Check! which total more than a mil lIM dollars are almost ready for dis tribution to ike members of the To bacco Growers Cooperative Associa tion In , Eastern North Carol laa, and *111 brtn* the reoatpts of the associa ted farmers In the Eastern Bolt to aovontr flra par cant of the bankera' valuation upon deliveries of the 1818 on?. This paynfent will be mad* to asrioctatfen member* not later thai * June K from all association ware houses In Eastern North Carolina. Bach member of the annotation in the Eaatern Belt who delivered hi* 1923 crop to the mocutlon Jill receive a halt of" the total amount of caah which he wa* paid for all deliveries during the paet Reason. Pecan trees for the coastal plain ?action and walnut trees for the pled* moot, la the rec&mttendatlon of For ester H. M. Curran of tl^a State Col let* extension division. . . ^ ? V _VaHPr__ vc ; . <*? Farmer* of Halifax County pooled their wx>ol with the aid of oounty agent Q. K. Little john, and told 1800 pound* for 44 cents par pound tor tk* boat HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT. C . . Item of Intercut to ThOM Inter mM hi BetteT Hornet and Better Living In Franklin Con?ty. I ? By Ml., C.UilMn ffll.on, A^nt Program for week June #-1*. Monday ? Pilot. ,, . Tuatday? Wilder. Wednenday ? J uatlca. Tharadar? Mltrhtnera. .(All day meat Inf.) Friday? Bonn. Saturday? 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