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- WAS AFRAID TO k
- GO ARODT A?
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ynar Well-and Strong Agate Af'- i
far Thirty Years- cf Suffering- '
- - 'I'm a believer in Tsnlsefor i t car- '
i tainly put an etjd to thirty yeari of !
stomach trouble for, me/' said tf, E. '
Sarner, 8|fi Miller Sfc, Petersburg, '
V? ' - '.
,'1 don't believe- anybody ever suffered
any tnor^ from Indigestion than '
I dfd. Sometimes I' would have an ,
attack and the cold sweat would run !
down my face I had awful diary spoil*.;
too and once fell and broke four of 1
my ribe. After this I was_ afraid to
(to around tiy myself., ' '
MEvery tlk-ee or four days I Would 1
have an awful attack of indigestion '
and would .have to. lay off from work '
ad Tanlac has helped me both in
Health and' pocketbook. The -fact is
it has made a brand-new man out of 't
mur1- ? ? ?_ .
, r, ' Sold by Hnnitu-ick and Austin. . i
Til V OV BDI-TA I ITV t
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AND FAMINE HEARD.
, Many' Horrors, Related hv Cap.....
- tain Ran on Hifi Return From 1
Odessa, RustfS~
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ffraKtmotfe, April T.:?A tale of font- .<
in?, bnjtalitv >and other horrors was ;
rettrted by Captain M. L. Hart of,the
steamship Deepwater, which'-return- :
jtd . 'to this port today from Odessa <
? tH? Russian relief steamers which left \
here in January. * |
ToiNrili the'end of February the
Deepwater reached Odessa and was t
met at the dock by thousands of chil- *
dren. Practically unclothed and show- )
ing unmistakable evidence of starr^
at ion. fhey -swarmed abotit ready to 3
bet? for food as soon, lit* unloading- of
- the grain was begun but-only to. be ?
driven away by RpsaioQ soldiers. Cap ~
' tain Hart safirf those'who resisted j
were bayonetted. it, tbek nine days ,
for <50 half strved stevedores to un? j
... l<fad. the ship by hand. Two of their |
number were killed in quarrels among j
" . * themselves , n
Captain Hart refused to aflow any 1
> " of Mr crfeir to gO ashorelhut one night j
two of the men slipped Away. They !
spent '1 night-of horror before they
Werg able to w^rk their wiy back pn ;
Hoard, according* tc the'stories they 1
"rt!hi1,o-f*^ntheir ruturn.! Tlby -told of i
seeing men stood up-agai^st. wall to j
-bo shot by a firing' smlad: hf seeing '?
, . men, women and rTTTlrl; irn -drop -iH. the .
? exhausted frcm danger, and a3 ;
a cjiinai' te .their night of n:iventure., j
they faw. thriTg'; trail loads of dead be- '
ing shipped Out of, tH .'once flourish j
.. in?-. ofty# to be thrown-1 into P hole ir. the
outskirts:" . . V j
. \ - Captain Hart siiri the Lussiau. pqo- 3
pie bad had their.. >;pift-broken* by the '3
W parsfi ami brut ,il\hiefh?ds ot" tlfc Rus" i
.7. - sran., ildiery-and w?re offering .pr,v?
/ tTcajly ' ifo resist anri'. The- people boThat
the 1 W. W. has* conquered
the. United. ..SfcaWa- snitch-air rhov.
?r: - are pending the grainalso believe
Roterhevism . h?i3 gripped the whole
worot and, tWV^ resistance is useless.
THE COW
' ("Nimrod" in Chatham Record')
s . T.he cow is rjrum's mtJst - useful,
77^.7". 1m.1 list',. litfi' golden \pvoduets grace hi? ~
featur A pension she is justly due*
and well;doacrv.es a bonus ^tob; for
s few a hettar. claim pin wield for gallant
service in the field. Her milk
qjid batter^ cream and cheese?she^
makes a .specialty of these,- aijd no
good cook would ever dare* to drop
them, ironv^the Mil of fatfe, for cakes
V - t would orily )>e delusive fafces. The sub
stitutos tl.Ut* men/produce ar6 known
as just a- poor excuse.
The cow should have good, things
to-eat like toasted flakes and cream
#of wheat, and when she rests her
.___ ~ -^kv>wsy kead she . ought to have a
, .'V* bed. We' need - to watcfr'Hpy. ~
hthMsl ( supplied with lipimer.t
hn(V fciriit She's automatic in- a wa^
? - to eUt th(T hAy:
whatever w?v the* fom? to Pa?? she
* swats the flie?r ihd cuts .the (trass.
T" - On 'passing let u? "WV note, life
- leaves the tin cans V"F 'J K?sts. She
-fcata^inoat anything u w,s'?? DU^
'?'' .onions town In - osoieat.' h. ?
w The" motor cars and tfcictors, tod
yjfrtnnn mtm alt thrhnrtd can do.
tent-noniie yet lid" told us how >n.IiajL?_ 1
' good .cream wsifHjut the cow. And'
4jS wh*n at l??t* her hoary age baa fore- .
^ ed her from the butter stage the .bat<
hi-r. ey?r ', nHdfr'-awalta. feill^ carve '
m. harjip in chunks of steak; the' loath- .
of mniij wo'mfcH: confide. wiU-ftnti
.? ? ttt lldu .AH. liiiiiuis "
oTt her humble head the sbcyec at..
wall, alive or dead- r - s* * -
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I'ltr.uu l1--'i>AI H AT . i
s SIRIRE SOON END.^
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!.a-,v-once, Miss., April" 7.*?.. An. ,
ywtj'-end f t thfc strike in s?y?n eot
ton and .worsted mills horcf which re-i
firtly announced a 2t> per cent wage
rut, w?s predicted . by Ben Eegere,
leader of the one Wg." union at a mass
neeting today..He- based his predicton
on cybat had beih said at .'a'; conference
today nf strike lenrters and .
'.hi '^resolutions. committee appointed
>y the mayor. Thomas F. SfcMhhon,
} re ardent of thp United Textile Work
i? of. America. Asserted tonjgbt that
nothing had been said at--ihe* confertnce
to his knowledge that indicated .
ut early termination of tb.- contest.
Three arrests of strike syihpathiz?rs
were mode today after attacks
>n mill, operatives
ThePacific mills announced today
t had closed down until Monday. Ony
a few'mdri.workers than yesterday
tppeareth for work to^aji..
The Patchogue-PlymOUth mUl, niana
Eicturing fibre rugs; was shot down
indefinitely- today the third mill to:ake
that, action since the beginhing
>i the strike March 27. The plant announced
a wage cut last Monday. Arout
400 "workers were affected,
Representatives of the' mill owners
ind of ;.the strike organization ' met
thegresolutions committee- seperatoly
today in an effort to advance a "setdement.
The DarticiDants were dledg
id' TO secrecy ,. ''
OBITUARY.
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Snsan Minerva. wife uf S: AT
Dixorf-Wia TicrnThear Roxboro. Person
County, North Carolina March
13, 184X.' Died at her home near
ClaHcsville, Johnson County Jan 22,
L922;( ; ;" . j,
&he wis waYrwol.to S A. Dixon Jon
[3, 1866. To this union was born ten
:hildren. Eight of whom preceded her
n. death' and Simuel died the" next
veek after hia mother's death -wjiislr'
eaves only one son Brady, living.
She professed religion and joined
he M. E. Chursb, SohtiJ, It the' early
ige of 13 years and lived a christian
ife the remainder of" her days.
She moved with her husband from"
Vorth -'Carolina in 1^80 >and located
near Otarksville, Ark where they
ipent most _s>t their .lives. .
Sjster" Dixon was a faithful elitist
an. Shhe loved her churyii and she
ilso loved people!'"She tried to attend
ill the. services of the church until about
lour yeids .before her death
die. became afflicted so that she could
sul all Will HI IB#..always had. SbT
was vefy faithful to the sick. Visiting
them and caring for. "them wjien
ihe was hardly abje To do so,'
She was f aitbful to'. her husband,
:hildren and hpme. Where would we
je if it were nertfof iaithful companons
and mothers who wrri-cive their I
ih'es_to make hcime what it :otigb:4
:u be.? " I
\vr>1 say -to the- heartbroken h\l?bind,
son grandchildren, sisters and
trends to be'faithful to fhsTC'od she
rve,i an.L when your .work.in t!'?.
ife is dope, you can meet her ovet.i
rindt'y, where.there~Ts* po"more part- |
r?c-r stay so long with yon. May you!
all "submit to His" WiliXis' he doet:3 ail r
things well. ,
Her pastiff,"* '. " : .
R. A. Boberstson.
CHICKEN FENCE WIRE BANOY
Small Gardeners Will Fiflrs\her X$oven
Two-Inch Mesh Valuable?Takes
Place of Stakes." ' *?-Many
vegetable. antf- floXwrTris
vines' vim be successfully grdwn on
Chicken' fence In the *ffdl the
\<Tre tan be tnlcfu; down and used for
succeeding years for similar .purposes'.
It will enable' the small gardener to
raise snore vegetables and flowers than;
if they were allowed to-lie en thv, t
ground end spread out over vaHlable*
.space...
Cucumbers, lima and "climbing string
beans,'^nasturtiums and numerous other
vegetables of sfSPt^fdiog variety, as
well as almost any viue-flrfwertng
plnnt-s con biv successfully trained on
the wirt* treats permitting ofthe use
of the ground- spat e onl.ngrily covered
by'vines -being tuftrtl for something else.
Oiv't the vine plants plenty of air and
*uns$!ii?f, unit \rar.'.r when noctted. and
-thcywtii. gfw uH \ > i|?!iu accounting
vf themselves eu'ib?. wine.
{" -HOW TO GROW PSPPER& |
Seed* of pepper* /'ahould )>e < I
weu Iff a^htrrbsd" or tora Ikj* In
the house about 8 weeks before |
the time for seeing the plants In. ; J
the garden. TtHfplants are ten?der
and-1 shontd wrf- be traps3
' ptuhted until the ground Is warm *
and- all danger of frost-lb p?st.
apart In rows 2% tp 8 feet apart.
The cultivation and treatment of
peppers ahould be the ianu.- as
for tomatoes and, eggplants.
'There are-a .large numl.fr of '
varieties Wflfftipers, Including ' J
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SundaySchool
' LessonT
(By WL*j? *? B. Jr'tTEVrAXJh*. D. PTt&chtfr
"hf Krifcltah Bible in the Mo04y
* B(bi* institute of Cbicaco.)
LESSON FOB APRIL" TF 1
EASTER LESSON . '
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LESSON TEXT-=*John 20:1X1^?'
{30LX>fcN TEXT-Tbe Lor4 is rlten 1?.
klcoO.-Luka 24:34. PRIMARY
AND JUNIOR TOPIC?The
Flrv fcjEStec.
INTERMEDIATE AND*SENIOR TOPIC
?Why We Observe Easter Day.
TOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT-TOPIC
?The Eftect of Belief- in the Rehirrec- ;
tl?L I
"I. Ja?inrHSMnHMU tflmself t0' the '
discipiea, Thomas Being Absent tvv.
1D-23J.a
u? uppeared to several ot His disciples
at several different'times during
Uiat day. Tbis Is tile drat appearance
to the disciples as a body. The rumors
of His several uppehraucea on tbat day
caused . the __ disciples to assemble to
talk over the matter, for fear of the
Jens, the)1 uiet la u private room and
barred tlje door, Whlle'tbey were discussing
the strange happenings of the
day, the Lord. mysteriously appeared
before them with the greeting oS good
cheer, "Peace be ynto you." He did
not come' with censure for their full-'
are and desertion. At His birth theangels
announced "rtgee.". Just before
he took His departure. He said: |
'tteace 1 leave wttn you; my. peace X
give unto yuu" (John 14.27): "Let not"
your heart ho uoubled"-(John 1T:1) ;
uud riow the first word utter Hts;resurrecrtott
Is "Rcftce." Having cslmed"
their fcnrs, He girve tlteui ah unmistakable
evidence of Hia resurrection.
"And when He hud so sulCb He shorted
unto, them His' hands" uiid His side.
Then were the' disciples'glad when I
they saw the Lord." Their doubt*,
needed to be scattered and Hia peace
needed to berupnn ihero. Consider:
1: The disciples' commission (v. 21).
"As my Father hatli sent Me, even so 1
send I you.". This commission w^S'Siot
simply to a class, as the eleven, hut Is
to sll Christiana ' In Lake 24:33, we
find that there were others there in
that meeting besides the elevdn when
Jesus showed himself to them nod
commissioned them, showing that the
commission la not confined to e class
or order, but Is wide as the Christian
body Itself. All Christiana therefore^
are envoys and representatives', of
Christ. Thfr?eserclse of this great
fpnctlon Is ntSS merely optional Vith
the tndlvlduif, but la obligatory upon
film. The Lord, placed It'upon a plane i
with HI. >nmn,l..ln. I ll j
Father?"At oj Father bath sent gre,
so send I you." * " ' .1
2. The dlSclples' "equipment (v. 22).
"He breathed on them, and salth unto
rhem. Receive ye the Holy Ghost,?
The mission of the illsciple Is a very
2 rest one. fcul every one wtap ^goes
forth-tn-lts eie^uilon He clothes with
tho.porier'of a new_life by the besfhwwtent'of
Hi* spirit. No "he who hn<"
this equipment ybtrfl?etoi fail. The
Lord's represeniiitlves have His lffe in_
ihcm. .Thy bnrreogpss of out" efforts
is doe to our failure tb take by faith
our equipment. J..4 ' e
3. The disciples' authority ,(v, 1ST;
| "-Whose soever' ?)ns ye remit, they ace.
remitted unfo them; ami whose soever
sins ye retain. they are retained;" This |
authority wire not by virtue of office.,!
hut by vfrtnfe of* having the Holy i
Ohosf. This wouli give the spiritual
discernment to know who had or who
had not repented, and consequently,
*o....pr.onounc6T pardon or not.
J'ckus""Manifests Himself tOath'e ,
Disciples,- Thomas Being Present (CVv.^i
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Thomas >vas absent ut the first up- i
j>eiu'nnce of Jesus. His absence de- '
prlved him of a vision of the Lord. Ab- j
sence*. from the assembly* of believers
alwafj loss. The other disciples
go to Thomas at'odce "with ;'tfre
glad news of Ihe resurrection, but he j
will ^ot believe. His stubborn disbelief
is such that he doggedly declares i
that unless be, sees the prints of the I
nails, etc., he will not believe.- It is j
right to demand evidence, but to prescribe
terms Is rank unbelief. Note:, j
L K The Lord's kindness to those who
have difficulties. Thomas deserved rebuke.
but the Lord'kindly supplied the
evideuwwhlch hq.-demaqded.
2. The revelation of the Lord transforms
a doubter into a possessor
II*. The Conclusion' of the Gospel I
(tv. 30-81). <
In these verses John's arguments are .
summarized, and .an explanation is
given as ,to why he wrote t^'a Gospel.
Many.- other things could have been,
wrltten. but_ i_hese_tJink-he .tvnxi !>
Judged adequate to prove his point:
To prove that (1) Jesus of Nazareth
was the expected Messiah; (2) tjiht
He was divine?the very Son of God:
(3) that those who believe.on Him as
God's -only Son?the Messiah?wo did
,-ecerive eternal life. Eternal life is In*
HUu andumlyAS Ha Is appropriated by
faith can men be saved.
T-TT '
What. Christ 8sw In World.
Christ saw much in this world ta.
we^p over, cms muen t?? pray oyer:
hilt. Hp Kgqr- nothing In It tp 'look Jii?on
wUlx comeropt. ? . ^
,Happinaa?<lfc Our Heart,
rpn bapplneaa thafr we vainly seefcworJ^-nver.la
nil*fttetiriie within
up* nfHt^rt Hoi* to out* own heart*,?
Brrjce *Gp|vertu- ' r|
? ? Our Comfort* ~y *
? fcfostjof .onr comfStT* be?
tr/een\bor cioMes.?Ypunlrr ' *" *
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3ELAX HIS GFUP TOR A "JTMC
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INFECTS THE ENTIRE -QRCf
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the welfare of these
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Rtfxboro.'-Ni C."
Wholesale Grocers-rr-seiyd us ,
;i your order . .
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Roxboro,. N. C.
Home of the Ford J 1
SERGEANT Ac CLAYTON pThe
Sanitary Grocery Store,. 1
Phone us jour wants?prompt
delivery^
DAVIS DRUG COMPANY ]H
Roxboro. N. C. , - j
Meke our store your headquar ?--'. j.-L
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Roxboro, N.C.
Bring your lutOmobile Oioubles
to us B
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White Tront, Court Street
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yerything for the comfort ofthe
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Roxboro. N. C
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Roxboro, N. C, p
General Store?anything and
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ROXBORO COTTON MILLS
Roxboro, N. C.
Fine Yarns
t"HE PRINCESS THEATRE.
Roxboro, N. C.
Amusement for Jhe-entire
family ;*
HAMBRICK & AUSTIN
Druggest ~ 7*
lock's Candies. Fine stationery
and Toilet Goods.
\CKSON MOTOR COMPANY
tudebakers. Reos, .Maxweii &
Overland Gas and-Oils.
W. L MOORE
Fresh Meats and Groceries
our trade is soiicitcd-^satisfaction
guaranteed
. R. A. SPENCER & SON,
. Undertakers
Superior Service?best prices.
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Consulting' Engineers .
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v ... General Cortractor, ?r
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"Do it the electrical way."
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Roxboro, N. C. - ^
For best'Groceries, Phone 25.
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Roxboro, N. C'
Contractor
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