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CHEWING
TOBACCO
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Because PennVJs packed- air- light
in the patented new '
container'?the quality is
sealed ioc^
So P3tin's is alflbaye freshT "
.* Hxys yoq aver imally ch?w?d-.
fro ah tobacco ? ~ ~~ .
. / _JB?3F^PatI*rirtlHr n?7 ?im?? Tty it.
' Nods? th?flnwcpfaditi6n?frosh
' ?>P?nn*i. '
? ^democratic Miso>uTt:' '-??
; REPORT FAVORS TAXING
. WEALTH TOR BONL'S
I ."hie minority repOrt on the . &ftdiens'
Bonus bill si^ned~by flve^of
tl?9 eight Democratic members of the
Ways and -Means Committee "favored
reporting the bill faVorably bat does
not j pfitove of many of "itaprovisions
- ' fjve members, Floor Leader
Qlaude Kitchen and Representatives
"-rA OWfiaJd," CHaflL dire*' iaf'TatttMi
' cali<? attentioi).''to the fact that.no
hi JJerot rratlc "tneerber of: ?be- gommit*
Iw'wi. pemuHed'lo pirbctpate a!
1 V any meeting either in the. discussion
~ or the preparation of the hill?that
' ^the V'U is exclusively a hatrsii-door
, Republican product. The hill is dp-;
, ; hounced as a "due'bill" and a "rain
cWscks," and as "an .insult .toOevery
world-war.-Veteran and a shameful
discredit MCangr?ssn.nd the nation.
The rittitUdeJof the .Alacrity..mem
Hers i&rtheUnattcr of providing fund's
to pay b'tous i$ expressed .ip the
.fbUbwihg paragraph; . '
~ "We favor and, insist that whatevcc.Emd
rr SDtt. J fte.us' or adjusted
compensation Gorfgretjf -as 11 de-iti
" : justly dua to world.XAX veterans
^houid he 'i: aid cut cf tl' taxes apeeifirajly
.levied for such purpose Upon
. r the bin incemes cf the-...millionsii'ef
and multimillionaire!, whose' nuinbci"
has. more than trahiud and whose
wealth has increased to- the extent
, ' of msSV billions of dollars since til?
beginning cf the war, and upon the
.eonsciopoeless. excessive profits oi
the monopolistic > earpordUmsj
11 .who .have plundered ar.d profiteered
upontH'd pyople and .the government
\ ?since January 1 191,6,-to the extent
?| -? ?*Mwer -liiWlWl.aiMJ.li'lO pf netoprtfits
profiteering, These millionaires and
multi-millionaires ' and corporations
~; it; were- tlri . rh*l fjpano^l beneficiaries
its of the war- Why should they not now
? ' ba (made toipajithis. additional experoe
of the war?"
- IV The minority report favors .the ref''Too-enactment.of
th< suaar on large in.
comes and the reenactment of tH>''cxceas
profit tax. "
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A man's job is hia best friend lit
clothe* and feeda it* wife and child
rem payTTho ronuaw* aupidh^.tSem
SWJfl# the wboteWiflml develop and
. t,?'j beeouio cultured. The. lea? 3 vim,
k eaa do in return is to TlvV ll? job.
oiif A molfl joh i? grateful. It isKkB-a
:of-p ltWe. ??rdjan <*11 oif'IdW. IS
it . wUI^Mt-.doK,.flodret;.1^pvttttt?. VfWtb
I i>?li frpihtl" .hi?_to. ehI<M If
". - < f k yAm ?f)< - ftyy r quccqsf fffi ~mafl thyTeti*
fiW mating good./WT ViU
teU you ir.it *Vi?i uml'fuiumopt >? '<*
inc becaoec ho like* li s v/ork; lnddif bo
> teve? it &* beat*, and *wl
a< \i. vrcjpped ttp .ih?A^_
" g,cal and m Mi to I entraps
-- " od ornt. 'tto love* h4? ijfor>, hb-talkj
- KiA WuiOit'ie ?nHreJy in...|.aii>t?fa
|j, ,, ,f.om hi. work,. iritMli t"i,^a|y
? every, man worth M*. sak oukHI U
=>.-;? ^ If ^e -#wnt* th make M-hia work
>-- - *hnt ,ft ?HouUUbe ,and" make of. him - '
eefir Jtbit 1).- >>aht*- to be.?Artrhoi
, -.rl^Capper, .C. S. Senator from K?naai
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!iifROVED UWiHMUl WTttWlONAt - ,
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(By KLVr-f. fc- iWSWTtllilcr JJR fkyte
CopyplKbt. W^iwu L'Ctog. ^
1 F?ftAU gAP A DDH Q
isf"^^V%f V'"\jT> ' TW^^TTF*i% ' ' '- '"-t Bj|
THE LORD PhCSBBVES J(5*6H .
..^yaOK TEXT-11 Kin*? 11:1-17.
QC)IiDE2i_J^tXT?Th? Eord. .un?scrv*th
0*1 tc**i thai . lore Him.?Pf-alro 1?;?.
REFERENCE MATERIAL*?11 H.ln?j 1
11:IW?; H 2piUU, Matt. J03-K. -, ?
^ PRUIART ^>PiC-4H>a Take* Cat#'of
TOiUC-How ..Boy Hec^n. '
. WTKaitBDi^TBjAXp SAVIOR TOPIC i
?A BOy Saved 'fof a Great Career- (
YOUNU ytetu,aH? aPin.TtTOPIC
?TEe' Secret Of personal Sad National. 1
Safety. .' jffri/ ' .() } T. (JJo
nth, viewed lij the Lig^t of his an- "i
cestors, wusapovr prolrihrcttor a kllj^_ .
"HIh .grandmother ?as the wicked <
AthalhiV nnd^hlB great grandparents ,
were AJub-and Jezebel. There was
enough bad blood In Ida veins to asaer<a,tUa
dooots. Despite this fact, be brought
uhotjfjorae noble reforms and 1
turned tho people back to God. 1
I. Athaliah Usurps ths Throne I,
(tv. 1-S>". ?* ' ''*. ' " .
l.'Uet attempt to destroy the seed
royal; (w. l)_ In order to remove
any rival claimant to?the throne the
tried to kilt all the' royal male chH* dfen.
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. 2-Jnnsh preset i ;d . l>y Ju'fiSjheba 1
' (tv. 2. MT.-^ougn Athullali wus "keeneyed
hhe-was cheeVmflred he another
woman. Her fiitftl omission was-not
to get rid of tile' women too. This
woman, the wife of the priest, stole
' e*-ay the child''and hid him in the
bedchamber tor six years. God Had ;
promised thnt through the Qaj^dlc '!
line "the* Messiah should coiner' In
order thnt'thls line be unbroken Joaah .
must be preserved. No pnrpDse of
God can fall.
II. Jossb Crowned. Klna CTVv'4-12).
1. Jehoinda's preparations (vv. 4-11).
The high priest and UU wife were In-'
telllgent nnd strong chura'rters. As.' I
"the high priest. Jeholada felt-that it'
uas lils nuts-to .thwart Che heathen project
of Athallah. Gbobtless his cooperation
with his wife made possible
the saving of Joosh.
(1) Secured the eld of thfe military
leaders (*. ' Hi khew somehow
that . them men . were ..not loyalto
Athallah. - <2) Bound them . under
solemn.oath Cv. it. Ha took en oath
of them In the house of the Lord.
Honest men will stand by their word.
fi| ^vu(ii Hull, I [ml lull mi
(v. 4). He gave them-a. sight of the
king's' son. Ttiia. rim doubt, was a greet
surprise- No"' luivlng seen the heir
.to the throne they would risk every- r
Tiling, even <lieli lives. Jn_ order to
-4et him on the throne. (4) Co-ordinates
ell -matters <rv.' o-ll). Tlie soldiers
Were divtdedjnto companies and arms- were
distributed, to them. Each
group wea assigned to speckle.duties.'
....2^ The -coronation (v. IS). (1) .Tlje
-ting's eon-brought forth. This, was a
(treat day in Jeruaalfcpx After six
years of ivmrpntDtSfthe- people nil thj^'
whilfi supposing that till ljhe ,heirs. Ka
| the "tlirone were, dead, now *16 -gaze
upon'thq king's son would be.u notable
event, (d) l;???,the crown upon Mm.
-T',ils was tocTurtruiJ iiiyjictlon into*oF
lice: (3) Gare-^Ihipi rhe testimony:
Tlilji was 11 -m>v nf ti.I- l.tw, showing
that the king ivns. to rule according
' to. the law of Ciod. " Ttte.aet of putting
j the law upon file head Showed that
J the king fiUnself would be under the
1 control of the Jaw. <4) MadehUn^
king- This jhows that-lie was made
klngji.v the choice pf the people., (5)
Anointed hfmT They poured oil upon
his head. This Was the usukl-uiethod
of in-nsecroting prophets, .priests and .
kings. -tfif Clapped their hands. This
_iyas ? tfiken of Joy: '
111. AMialiah Slain (W. 13-17). L
T"Th^ Alolse of the .coronation of
}oash T-rotieh Athalfah to the t emote .
(V. 15)., Up't'6 this ticfle'she thought
her pluce on the -thyohe'.'Was secure
"and" that her heathen religion had
free course. ^.j
. J. Her dismay (v. 14), Upon Jier
arrival at the tfciple she saw "the
king wearing the ceewn .and suV
rounded by the guards, so that she
conld do nothing. In her despair she,
exclaimed; "Treason, treasonl'" How
prone wicked men and women are to
cry out as though they had been
wronged when tbelr wicked plots and
conspiracies ure exposed and thwarted!
3. Athallnb executed (vv. 13, l&J.
The Orders were that, she should not
be killed In the temple.. They led;
met.uliL gy the wsy-trf TRe horses' 'en.
til the klnxr'a nnlnr>o onrt clots*
| her. VChat a tragic end for the sinner.'
Sip can ogly prosper.for a time.
?V. Worship Of fho 'Trtis God (tr.
17. 18).
'joasb w*S neren years old when. he
tens' made, icing. Tire lifah priest made
a covenant between the Lord. the Icing
and .the people that they wnaH.he the
Lord's people, {9. carrying out this
corenngt they broke dowja thg temple- of
Baal and alow the priest of Baabm/ .
T&1 WA-lieiAS jis: :
1 1 ll! .181 i 11 n i n none?helPeae- io GocL- :
'tfaaring bringg na'.to the-dnsr of Hie
"Vpenoe, tofT ItydfrtnyripejmywgtjtL.;
eUnilsston.?Koran. - j
! The Saddest Thing.
Til ?.....H- . -?1?
^TluTviMurirtiM grnnii mm eim
t woman.?Aleranrter-SmltlC '
; WepsillM Joy. ?
A v.-fiiEMry to hop* en ll-joy Is reeL
r. rlciies-, one to IVor and sorrow. rssV
poretty.r -Hvnr.
< '. "ie .rutswps:-.- - %
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THE ROXBGRO. COURIER-A; .
MM?Ml? J | I I I _ HI! ,1 jllMidr - -
GAINS 15 "":
* 'LBS. AND
FEEJ S LIKE
LiffrSf ems Althogther ToFfferTunlac
Full-Cftwrtt. ' .'fir."I
am like a giH again "
full of life and iHOgt 'AM."t'iWBt
pSlieve thy fcfealttt icculd be' irap^vef
SlfViiM jtlrfc. E. -P.r'wkltl?t'"fllM
Monroe St., L.>-nchbuSgr~V?h' ???; * "
"I 'attribute^ the wonderful change]'
m my condition to TarUac and ;nothpg
When I tjegan, taking it I
(ad |.beei?-'suffering f?"r' fijfor - with
stomach-trouble and was in a;wretah- y
id. Estate'of health; ( had gotten so
veak a^4 run thai, actually I
didn't have strength enough to .sweep
s room or make dp "a bed.: "
"It is simply marvelous the way
t have'been-built up,-1 have gained
fifteen ppunds, mv digestion, is just
perfect now and I am feeling, better
and stronger .thin, in many years." ? i
'Sold by. Hamkripk land Austin.'.
Jt- ; ?' |
REPORT OF THE CONDITION QF
C , in the gtate of North Carolina,
st the.close of business. March tOtb,
1922. - ,
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RESOURCES *
U "Loans and- ' Disspunt3?'r$369.207.80 '
j. Overdrafts, secured,
un'sfeciirei,,.-$38f7U f .'1*744
it AH otHrr Stocks, /Bond, 1 ' ? and"
Mortgages, 37,610.00
4. BanWnf-Houses,.^,600.00 f - t
Furnltute dnd .f ix- ' , '
turei, -15,520.39 ^.14,02039
5. Cash'in vault and net ' ' f Mfv| 4amounts
due frcm Banks,
l"Biirrtters,'*Jf6i Trust Com- jpt
pani'esU... I.:;.:.. 27,948.01
ItrWIiMrtWfWW " clearing, 410.p7 ...
.* esem!
TotajLuc-^.,.-?-3449.671,11 &
LIABILITIES 1 Cf
L Capit??5tock. paid in. A 2S;06o!o6 '
2. "Surplus l and, "25^00.00 . .
3. Undivided Profits, less .
-) current expenses and taxes
-paid, ?t,.? 3.837.74 .
4? Unearned. Discounts, ' 1,000.00
C. Dividends Unpaid, ---- 129.00
6. Notes and bills rediscqunted
"-.l-i? '7,500.00 ?
7. Bills Payable " ' -1' , ". jffittfrlBV '
6. Deposits Due Banks,
Bankers, and Trust? Com-. ponies
-i?- Uiu.rt... . ,492.56
Deposits subject to check lIo,99?,ll
10. CAshier's Checks- out-_' *- .
itknlftng, 1.? * 867.611 *pi.
Time Certifloates oti Do> - J.
posits, Due C:& or Alter __ J
30 days, -s--- 139,114.50 :"
13., Accrued Interest due - "
depositors - 1.0'QO.Op
Total,' - .--$449,57M1 Pi
State of Srbrth Carolina?County
o?f Person, 3 30, 1922. ?_
I, \y. F. Long, Cashier of tHS above
named Sank, do "solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to ..
the best of my- knowledge jfkl belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me;
tits, 30 day of March 1922.
E. G. LONG, .
. Notary Public, n
Cnm. S l<ry? . .
W. F. L6NG, ' Cashier, rv
Correct?Attest: ... '
HUGH WOODS,
_ T-^E.. AUSTIN, ;
R. L. MAItraS, ' '
1 * DJRECPOUS.
' PLOWSHARES A
Livestock tllat can lie Sewn in
green pastures has a better- chance
to. grown than whetrlt Iier"th'a dry ?
bit,. ' , ' ^ . 8
' ! -r
Between them, the boll weevil and
the cattle tick will, change farming
in eastern North Carolina?or else
there will be another /nighty migna^j |
tion westward; _ '1 gj
E?ly to' plant and eafly to Harvest I
foe thfl iome gerd*n|.
?but how about planning V> . have j
arT?lttfbe-year-roun<lga?(l?i?
. "fwrn "'ai"" ^ J
kjlonejr crop" firfaitig je^tetterlBf)
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- ThtVTntft tWW?TWUi?'W'frieeafaftW L<v
wfntW tW 1UIW mil. Win. iOi
they had them back nam. ~
"Srttfheam anrt". rowneaa"?the tit- ^
!e of K. T. taporlttienr RUttoirtufr"
Trm t'll Write tn'-ilgf Frt-nww?4z;
Jieriioa.'.. .Raleught for ? cojff?nO A
charge. - _**
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"WHAT is more essential to
> -to rest their- minds-? The J
oney to secure the'West'thai
r everyone. If the Home Th<
Le public could go for a little
ieerie8*, because aH jwprk at
-M MORAL;?Spend your
i
?? . 1 1 ?
THE WELFARE OF TI
* BF.CAI
KOXBORO: GROCERY CO.
Roxboro, Ni C.
Wholesale Grocers?^er.d - u
your order ?1
? " 1?' 11 1' '' ' if i
ROWELL AJJTO COMPAb
.; Roxboro. N. C. ...
Home the Ford. SERGEANT,
&.CLAYTON
Old SguiUis Omeecy Store
flone us your- Wants?-prom
: . delivery.
DAVIS DRUG COMPANY
Roxboro,' N; ??""*
!ake our Store your headqur
- ters
? ,Js
BRADSlHER .& GATES
Roxboro, N. C. 1
ring your automobile troubl
-?tu us-.? ir~ ?
" MOB GOODMAN
White Front, Court Street
Our prices win?try us
THE PEOPLES BANK,
Oldest and Strongest
ssets over One Million Dolla
* i 1
BANK, OF ROXBORO.
afety deposit boxes for rent
Your Account Solicied.
FIRST" NATIONAL BANK,
. Capital 370,000.00" ""
trphts and profits $80,000.
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OMMERCIAL PRINTING C
?.? VMiJ ? lUttiKlg*!
n??. Shop That Service Butt
i i i fi '
:
lietter
Subscribe to
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PF" THERE 15 THE SPWt P
mMe&rcm. AND OT A MUCH LOWER
?'YES.irwtHfln wwrri
rr DTHOME PRICES fl? SAVED
A. NECESSITY?AMUSEME
V ' f ' 4, "' .
the average person than amuaet
lome Theatre furnishes "this' net
the market affords in order to p
?tfe were to. close its"doors and
diversion, the whole community
tf no play makes very long and: c
money at your Honte Theatre a
ifiSE ME^AaNTS l^Hqt'LJ} I
JSE YOU .RISE' AND FALiL W1
^ .-jEl'i-1- ><;. - . " fy' .iry*' J
. ' ?' ?-xr.
V To bny rigfeTT huv atTherlj
place
WILBtTRN & SATTERElEL
?X.; Roxboro,:N, C?
. . " . , - , ?*C
IV . GARRETT & WILKERSOPi
Roxbprfl; X.
General Store?anything; an
j. i everythingROXRORO
-COTTON MILL
pt 1 Koxboro, is. c. I
Fine?Yarns
THE-PBJNCESS THEATRI
i t" Rnxboro, N. C.- N
Lr" Amusement for the-entire
' .. family
~ " HAMBRICK & AOSTIN
es ' Druggpat * "
Block's Candies. Fine stations
?:=Shd Toilet Goods??
JACKSON1MOTOR COMPAP
Studebakers. Reos, Maxwell
Overland Gas and Oils. %
W. L- MOORE
rs Fresh Meats and Groceries
_ Your trade Is solicited?sal
faction guaranteed
U, } R. A. SPENCER & SON,
Undertakers
*
? . Superior Service?best j>rice
S. P. SATTERFJELD
Insurance -- ___
no "Old & Tnetfc^ You know.
UV/ ?.<*?* fOfUJ^j *J tffl
?? ' 1 I
x HARRIS*& BVRNS
p iw" Retlw?!s . BeHt, Store > jj
Every thin* f?* the comfort,,
t" the fam?tv
' affile txeiM^a
day Sl.50|ye?
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BljuO ' *,N;'
if '. VI
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f.rr A ,v; V '
IftY BiUJEO THAT WESWIN THL PRICE
THAIt (T COSf USTQ 5CE tTT
) A FEW OfffS WE COULD HAVE SEEN 'is-, *
OURSELVES ATOESOWC TRIP."
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nent, A place where ail classes can
essity apd spends much time and
lake their place of business a roecca
there should be no place to which
would soon' become siuggishand
KlH dAyst'. ' f :> ;in MVii
??,elt^rtatned, \
-?:?: 1 ?
*7 TBE
YOUR FIRST THOUGH?/
l^./r t *,T- '.*? ?- **f? >'?vsr'-f?'
ITH THEM. \ ', 'J ':"
"'T'' V J V i" ' " ?: .V.., A-r:..--.r.
1 V. 1 1
;ht NELLOT..TBER, >
?T
Tload Contractor,
& h RoxbOro. N. C.
: ? '
JOHN F. REAMS,.
General Contractor,
Roxboru. N. C.d
"| Figure wl% me before you build
, . : ..
THE COURIER
~i Sl,jQ a Year.
? " All kinds of Printing
' i- " i ' i ' urn '**
ROXBORO LIGHT &- POWER
_ [ Cf). ,
# Roxborb, N. C.
*' J "DO it the electrical way." ,
BLANKS & MORRIS, ?
Roshoro, ic C.%
For best Groceries. Ph<^ne
t} i ~~ G. W. KANeTT^'iB
Contractor |
IY _ .V I
& Ta Purchase The Right Goods at I
the RIGHT PRICE, Come to
k / HARRY RA1FFS A
'OPPOSITE COURT HO?8*. m
KOXBORO LUMBER CO. "*
la- Roxlforo, N, O . .
Buy from us and bank the dif?
? deference . 't
WATKlNS & BULLOCK,
'< Roxboro, iN.-.C.
a Everything to bt|fld with.
~ 1 A. L1PSHITZ
Roxboro, N. C- ' 1
rt?e Store of Quality
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SPOON & LEWIS
3* . Consnttin* Engineers
Roxboro & Gre<*Tboro. fft. C.
"I
ir and worlK il