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Lesson for April 11"
TUB ^TORV OF CREATION
T.l'HSON 1 KXT-<1,???,. '
??"?? sstssr
; J. N."[t TOPIC? Th. 8t<lrT Cr?.
*H?>?KM.,onTop. ,
r7:;P/t ,fl!? ?***r Of All Th Intra
K>"r.vtl,|?e hat a?d had a he*!,,. I
"'<* ""Mused rati** Is M,..
<??>>??? f "II ll.lr.en I*, tl.l? f?nila.
?'H.ui truth, I Imujcle beyond the ,?,w !
f ' ?r?*n. :he
"ni1 <*?r problem* of phi ;
""v,"Ky will ix. Solved
? l. The Origin of. the Univerao
Cr?oti, 1 ?;! ). ,
w All things;
'"-'"K I'.v il?- will and art
. ." Prrs"""l ?n<l Create means to
' ' ' '?"?"?'II i' I In, wlili I, ||M,|1^
no |.r?>v Ions orlsteuee.
' J*"" Re9e"er?0on of the Earth
UM-f'l. |
th-tween vffrjwti one ?<ld tw? |R
leaily marked *11 Interval of perhaps
r!? , }'r! T,k' ???>' ?HW was
..I,.',' hv *? subjected to ?
Vf!"'!"' Hebrew word "w,,:' '
m cht j.|?i ,,h well have Ih-oti trans, '
?V Instead. therefore. J
of he ert rt h having been oreated-a
'' ' "r ' h,a"- 'hut It I leea me
In I T'l . * *"','?'',yH'<>l<- Judgment
" "'"h ;',W '"<? I?r??,.l.et declares
that I, .m| ,||,| ?nt , -rente the earth a
zz, """ ? >-? h" i
nh,blted. Atl that real has |
"? hMrnionlr.es wttli this!
view. The so-.alhvl six day* of ere- I
"""I <io.IV .vl.ubllltatto,, 0f
tnp earth.
The 'rjwp for this JudKniertt upon I
h. .-ear " Is ,|oul>(|t.w
,?f. SiHun. who |s
? 12 :!'n ' " "f .,w" worl<J ( I'thn
Ill's, TV" that Uod create. I tin- ,00- '
eU-v ?..?! decreed that ihey prop.,*Jt.t !
after tr,,Mr !;U?|; SM.-I. a 0,l?6 j
ont " ' "rtofiler N
""known. tor, he re?| Ketcnef.'!
? I. The Ori0ln;of Man ( I :2.| !
'?'""?".I hy Coil H,.
f"lo hetnp ,thn?W|, ? j
" I" ?atnrt!,1ie hot,, th ?
and. Ilkem.ss nf. (hi, I Till- j
tn.HKe and |5MUit_fj^v>ll..l| nt |
'?'"'It. lid!- ii1t..|i,.(.r,1,,t
'>i | #i ?::i " ?"?!?? lit. ;
- rel ,.??,. .' j,i r..|, | ,
r', c v ' """" ;??iv .1 ?1:1,..^ j
;r . ,0V' 'nwn-tUflj :i nr.-, '
. J I v :..fy.?w.. nf.fL..<:,;reWfctHI? ,
'V'"' wh.nt, I!.. . s;,
fwn Slory.
urrV ;
"ut, ??<"? i?
. , ? ?? ""f ??'. e hlni (.nf
JM, 1 ! !-r
/ vi'-? ? 10 ftiiil r-,. :J
' ' 'I V ?!,!.. si.'rr.Mip.,; ..... ...
v.lrcH.s jiii! | liV..,.*- 1 ? ' *)
f V I ". S ?? ? ? I I J * f I
. Ll ? """
W I houjtht for To , ?
the t??.-|,l?e r: j" ll?. J
'"??nt. If any null, woiji.i ), ? v., , .
7", 7 "!m'm (U l lH.ss .. .?r1!;
-Mun In K,ten was .h-xolai.. |..,ri),n '
ii-i.,,,, ,
* !?""?' * Animals of ,,ji , '
i?-..?X
anion* ttw,i? wa? |? flll. , , '
Jhl/.n*.'" f ?' "I- -I,
m?>* f..r Mm' , r
ii??m !(!?> niiltiia);
t The O"l0ln of Waman (L'/Jl-'M) ^
?, , "f ...',,1 . ;
therefore , coniiitune 1 ,|._;
??'7? /Cm
r,riH:r^,.Te^,'n ? -
f*" ?-i ?i,h <;,:u ?
from Av ici's mI.K. i . r"' .
?Zr;, M,, 1
? c~:;, ::::
one i-en, o,-e,| farther from the -arth
.htm man. Someone haa Hnl.l i|,M, th(.
msn was (|,(at reflned. h,M |
??<? dust douoly r, -tine, I MaTiherf I
IJehrv ,,v. u.?, n 2
? Ih on, of ?r .U1um ?ot
? "? w. ?f his
feet, to he Hamrdprt ?r?? , . , ,
"lit Ills Side. r? he w.uiuim
'inder i,|, arm ,0 he ?r?,
' "ear his heart to tie fovefl '
VI. The Origin of Marriage a -i,
+ -.* '?& ?MlSflr i!l!" male. and female
,r ,va. If,,. (tn<t
women should marry Marriage la
,he ,110s, aaered oli linman II,.;. f,
..f dKlno ..ruin; f?r HimiMlf r?.r
_ ftirmed the marriage ceremony.
1 Give Credit to Cod
Ttihr aet of (nHiallv? an4. ,|arln|(
this resolute step of ontlte eonttdenie
+ ls-H< tUa-Ji^uie ihi.e ihe. most reus.,,,
? *irt^ |.we?41u#_iiuit A. cfeuttire ni?y
,--1 :?)4crTRke. Civ .r.-mt to tj,>d: no
iwlmlrvm, no i>ruileni ??alcuUfJw^oTinT
"larwfsr ? I'haili . ?W'litfwi.e. ? il_
Killinfr Daiihts
f-M1} M?. || r i,i.ni=n~nilr 1 t.te r>--ar
il!l? .; .I.iiilit, Kverjr ItlOBgnt, wont,
in,|. diiea.Xur IHm. rarrlBs yoc a? ?f
? ? Jn.i.i rTHoTTTTiTWrn
... .... ? y?s? sas!sw>w?p* -mmmss*'-*
Two of the most exclusive fashions in Easter finery ? both speak
ing the universal language of chic ? botli_p<iises.sing a charm that is
inimitable! The hat is of draped silk, trimmed with the gayest of
embroidery, and has droopy, graceful lines. Particularly lovely. and
unusual i.s the new version of the popular ensemble, consisting of a
'two piece dress of beige worsted, and a flowing cape, the smartncx
uf which is accented by being bordered witfc yividly colored stitchery
_t.hr very newest of novel trimming
BELLINGER THUS
HE IS CHARLIE ROSS
Gaston County Man Has
Reached Conclusion He is.
.Missing Boy
MFSSING SINCE 1S75
- Abbeville. March .25.:? The Asfci
viH?? (Times ih a copyright story
today detfares that, Julius, C.lea.an
IDrllinjfer, Gaston ciotanty carpen ter,
is the man Who' believes almost to
a -certainty that ho is Charlie' Ross,
son f a Philadelphia millionaire
mis^inir since 18J5.
In an interview "with Bobart Bun
nolle, Times reporter, yesterday, Mr.
Delllujuv revealed' hiir.-eif as the
man who, confrontel nior? than for
tj' : with irifofr.ir.tion lhaf
l:i v?a! r.'.imV v.-a- ::..t De::. , . :m.l
sfiSnt 'Ttirrjrr f> r. r?P"t: an "of h* t'ni^j
s*ftcc- tracing down- IUi- .rc-al .ideh-J
tity. with t ho result that today lie i
has a iai-jffe batch .of papers Which I
undoubtedly Rive' bin. a hearing ch]
.life Itliijm of beinsr the real Charlie j
K"- . -'?} f
ativj<.
?Mr. r>e!.lHvc?r declared that .he
had spent ' a fortune' iin tracing do .vu
hi-, an'cv-r'aij- and ha a picture-of
himself when a baby Which he hope:;
will, establish his claim finally wheh
compared with phctographs in pas*,
session of the Ros- family.
Ills ear') ?;t >nvestiy:at; ?v?, he
says, seems ti point to the fact that
his father was . L. D. Deliinjjer, a
Statesville man. now dead and whose
body is buried*. in A*hev?lle. He'
adopt, d that name. iV'ith'm. the ;^st
few nv< however-, he de<huv> he
hns. <li?cov<*re(l that, the son of L. 1).
Diltinjrer who ftas abuducted -about
the sam? time, a- Charley Ross r.ad
committed -suicide and that his bod;.'
.is buried in Birmingham. Ala. He
pre durcfl af!> '.avits which cor ro
t-rated his statement.
The r.e?t. of Mr Dill inker's storv
seftds like a novel but With iries
capabJr l .which he presents in
the fovnv of sijrned statements.
pTiotnfrv:i phs and affidavits. For the
past five years, he declares. he has
written on an average vf a hundred
letters h week in an effort to find
o\jt who he. is' with the result 1-hirt
he has been . able to trace his his
tory back to the time he was brought
back to Gaffney, S. C-, as a child
1>y n man U*ho called himself J* H.
Mellale and a woman supposed to
"have been McHale's wife, whoso
maiden name was Mary Jane Path
cart. That was a year after Char
ley Ross had been kidnapped in ffie
! east on July 1. 1874.
Ilis earliest recollection, says Mr.
I Ueliinjrer, i.c j>f a large white two
i ^tory house Grounded by a high
| Tiv^n fence*. He must have been a
: child t f not rnore,than two of three
[.years- then, he says. There were
-lights ? in-, th? .distance. ? hi; mmcm?
hens rn Httie creek that ran -near hi?
- home. Tho-dc^riptioiu'it is^deglarcd
I'V thps<- who have I dlowed the ease
t c oincitln^ - \v*ith the locatioa of'Jthe
| Rot* home in Ormantown, Prt'.
4 - ? ? Q "
pUHSl'iaHKVK) THK COURIER?
$f..T(TPcr Ye af lit Advapce.
N. C. NEWS'
Champions Leaven for Chicago
Durham. NTorth Carolina, Apr. 20.
t? 35??veri Durham high school young
ups, who yestefduV appeared to be
little mor& than youngster*, will
board a rattler this- morning nt ft
o'clock to begin their journey to
Chicago \t here they will participate
in the national basketball tourna
ment. The squad, \vhich will ? repre
sent the Durham higji school in the
big show, composed of X ick Warren,
Fen ton Adkir.<, Dick White, Stui.rt
Chandler, Albert. Edwards, Louis
fther, Walter Baud en, Coach burton
Frei, and Faculty Manager B. L.
DeBgttytiei : ?> ?' ''' v*
Wake Co.. enter Woman in Rare
' Raleigh, . March 25. ? Before the
iistr clcse for the state Democratic
primary- Wake county 11 have at
least ' ne \vc;man as. a carrtttdah* for
the general ;?:.<> em b'y,' . accord nil; to
those wh6 are in close touch with
.the county political situation.
Remains of Xei>ro found la Uuiiw
Du? : ;n. X. C., March .23. ? Ray
mond Cunningham. 25-year-t>rd peg,
ro, was burned to death in the fire
which destroyed tour houses and a
st~re in the western section of the I
city, Wednesday night, it was)
learned defiriifcly yesterday morn- [
ing when his charred bones w-ei>j
found among the ruins by Geo?ge j
MciGee, fireman attached t>> the N'o. j
\. station.*
Suffered
i
weaK, nervous.
WAS in a very weakened,
rUn-down condition, surely
in need of a tonic and build
er, ^ says Mrs. J." R. Wrenn,of
Anna, Texas. "I was so weak
I had to go to bed, and kept
getting weaker.
"I suffered with my back so
much. I was very nervous,
couldn't rest good at night. I
couldn't eat anything? I just
wasn't hungry.
"I had read so much of
Cardui, I thought best to use
it I took seven or eight bot
tles, and by the time I had
taken them I was stronger
than I had been in several
years. I can highly recom
mend Cardui."
Thousands of other women
have found that the to nie. ef
fects of the purely vegetable
ingredients ~"of CarduT" were
just what they needed to help
restore their appetites, to help
bring then easily and natu
rally back to normal health
and strength Jta action has
been* foitod to be of great
benefit in many comnpon fe
ailments. "T"" " ? v
B?y H at your druggist's.
For Fconk TroiAfci
Rocky Mount Man Killed in Wreck
Rocky Mount, Miirch 25.- ? D. B<
Hutch ins of Rocky Mount was in
stantly killed and three others in
jured Tn an atftc mobile accident near
feere late last night The automobile '
is said to have lift tho road und vv -
badly wrecked.
Those injured are D. H< Vri?k, of J
Raleigh. A. R. B-bhitt of Rocl;y f
Mount and C. P. Ward of Golds- 1
bore. ....
Greensboro College wins PJay Contest j
Chanel Hill, March 26.^? -Green?- ;
horo College for Women won the
state championship in the college
?Qnt? st in play jproducirv/ held h*re
tonight a*,? feature of the dramatic
institute, bcincr awarded the decision
over ^lantic Christian college.
Old Company's Assets Purchased
By The New
Richmond, Va., Marc^i 26. ? Assets
of the Virginia Carolina Chemical
company were purchased, at aijitkm
hipre today by#the Virg:nia Ch6mical.
corporation of Richmond. a reorgan
isation of the old company, for $18.
498:810. Results of the naif - will l>c
submitted to the New Jersey federal
court for it* approval Monday.
Convicted of Murder
*
Asheville, March 26.? Jonathan
Bennett, convicted this afternoon m0t
second degree tnurder in Connection
with the slaying of Mack ami Mattie
Hill, aged negr:> couple, was tonight
.sentenced to 30 years in the stateS
prison' by Judge % Michael Schenck . iii
Yancy county superior court. .
HIGHWAY 62 TO BR?OPEX?l>
It was learned yesterday at the
offi?p of John D. \Valclfop\ fifth dis
trict state highway: engineer,, that the
road from Prospect Hill in Caswell
county to route 62, seven miles, north
of Haw River, will be taken 7 over
bv state maintenance;
Although this little stretch of'i
road is rather short, ,it will play a I
most vital part in the flow of traffic
over N'orth Carolina. It connect.- wp
route 62 with Sfcuth Boston, Va.. and]
all highways loading from that paVt
of the old dominion state. People
who waijt to come fr.m the north via
that part ? of Virjririfa into western
North Carolina will nrT have to come
all the. way round by Durham but
can get nil? route 62 by way of
ti* ?new. link and ' thence into route j
10 at Haw River.
This new stretch which is to be
taken 'cwr by the state has been
Under county supervision hrd in
rather bad condi.ti-n It- a; soil'
route and * *-*11 be put Ir ti?u "sh:;pe
by "the highway commission.
Besides serving aR a short c.u| f.V<wn_
central an9 eastern Virginia to west
ern North. Carolina, it will t? pen up
a -new^section of the state' to to'Uri^t '
?travel. ? " ? * - ? 1 . vx I
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77*. |
y I International
9 ' Premium Producer
Bbicmt Tobacco FESTietEiTV
IS UNEQUALLED
Acre yields of 1,500 pounds; sales of $1,00 a
pound; acre values of over $650.00 proVethat
there is no other fertilizer equal to it for making
mill I. n
This is but one of the famous crop
producing fertilizer raanufactured by
International Agricultural (orporation
X . .
fOR SALE BY
J. J. WIN^TEAD, Roxboro, N. G.
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S COR SL'NOAV IHNNF.R ? ,
Serve a Steak '
B ? : . S V
s A Choice Sleak. Broiled to a Turn, and Served with 4
H Garnish of Green I'eas or Creamed Potatoes. \Ve can
y Give You The Kind of Cut You I-ike.
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