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New Britain herald., 1920-03-18
We darned please in China Man chester Cnion

There is a well defined belief that some of the candidates for the presi- dency now on the main line will be shunted to a siding long before tlre conventions mcet.--San Francisco Chronicle.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

The sultan is to be permitted to have a palace, but no army. Absence Of an army may help him to live in a little less fear of being assa ssinated by one of his immediate entourage.- Washington Star.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18
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New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Senator Lodge being a scholarly man, will not, of course. need to look in the dictionary to find the meanin E Of scrupulous ."-Bos- ton Globe.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18
Man

we darned please in China. Man chester Union.
 There is a well defined belief that some of the candidates for the presi- dency now on the main line will be shunted to siding long before tlre conventions mcet-San Francisco Chronicle
 Senator Lodge being a scholarly man. will not. of course. need to look in the dictionary to find the meaning z of scrupulous .'-Bos- ton Globe.
 The sultan is to be permitted to have a palace, but no army. Absence Of an army may help him to live in d little less fear of being assa ssinated by one of his imm cdiate entourage.- Washington Star
 Lloyd George has succeeded in drawing an Irish bill that displeases everybody. This may turn out to be the solution of the puzzIe.-New York Sun.
 In spite of all the talk about water power it doesn't taste as if it had any Arkansas Gazette.
 Pity We haven't got some sort of a federal snoWbunk reserve. If we had, WIG wouldn't feel so dependent on the iceman in a few months from date.- Manchester Union.
 Patriots who went short of stcr- ling at $3.1S and long of Irish bonds at par have another grievance against the British cmpirc.--Will Street Journal
 Whats the matter witil Kansas Judging from her governor nothing --Boston Transcript
 The treaty still lives. Ii lives be- cause Of a stubborn hope that ratif- cation, however delayed. will not in the end he dcnic1.-New Y York Eve ming Post.
 The allied supreme council takes note that most of the reports of Ar nian sources. Well. who should know they have been killed or not St Louis Globe- Democrat
 The Anti-Saloon league has the satisfaction of observing that what ever relaxation in sentiment there may be toward drinks of the milder types nobody wants the saloon back -Washin gt on Star.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

The government has been running things over a hundred and thirty years. but the supreme court is being asked what personal ibertN' means Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18
MORE CENSUS RETURNS
Port JCr,is. V. I.. Now Has 10.11f People. an Increase of GO7 Sincss 1910.

Washington. March l9.-t cnSu5 population statistics for 1920 an nounced today by the census bureau included:
 Port Jervis. x. Y. 10,111 an in crease of 601 or 6.3 per cent. over 1910. az-
 Beacon. N. Y. 1O.996,- increase 357 or 3.5 per cent. over the 1910 Combin-- ed populations of I"ishkill Landing and Maitewan which were incorporate ed as the city of Beacon in 1913.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Lloyd George has succeeded in drawing an Irish bill that displeases everybody. This may turn out to be the solution of the puzzIe.-New York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18
TELEPHONE CALLS

Ed at the Post Office at New Britain as Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

In order to be thoroughly in accord With his political organization, Col. w. J. Bryan may find it necessary tn revive the prohibition party.-Wash- ingtOn Star
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

In other words, Am bassador Shada- hira says: Let the Christians rage and the people imagine a vain thing as for us, we arc going to do just what
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

In spite of all the talk about water power it doesn't taste as if it had any Arkansas Gazette.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

'lnnOruouS desuetude." invented by Grover Cleveland, appears to be the selected abiding place ot Col. House and George Creel-Richmond Times DiSpatch
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

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New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Pity We haven't got some sort of {, federal SnoWbunk reserve. If we had, Wc wouldn't feel so dependent on the iceman in a few months from date.- Manchester Union.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

The Anti-Saloon league has the satisfaction of observing that what ever relaxation in sentiment there may be toward drinks of the milder types, nobody wants the saloon back. -Washin gt on Star.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Patriots" who went short of Stcr- ling at $3.1S and long of Irish bonds at par have anot her grievance again 7t tho British cmpirc-Wall Street Journal
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30

more. ruf nrlngs INTO CONFUSION chat
which they already possess tAfatt. 20:
2S}.
iii.Hsrsd Seeking to KIN the King
(vv. 3-O).
The news brought BY the Magi
struck terror to Herod's heart. He
was not alone in this, for all Jerusalem
was troubled with him. The news
ought to have brought Joy. A glimpse
at the social customs In and about
Jerusalem at that time will enable US
to understand why this news brought
uneasiness to the people. They were
living ID the greatest Of luxury. Fine
dresses. sumptuous feasts, fine houses.
etc. led to gross immoralIty. We can
thus readily see why Herod and all
Jerusalem should be troubled. They
did not want Savior who would
save them from their sins; they want.
sd to continue In them. Herod de-
manded Of the priests and scribes In.
formation as to where Christ should be
born. They soon were able to tell
him, showing that they had techni-
cal knowledge of the Scriptures. but
no heart for the Savior set forth there
In. The righteousness Of the wealthy.
the frivollties of the fashlon-loving,
and the gross iminoralities to, which
they lead, make Jesus Christ unwel-
come in many quarters today.
~. The King Found (vv. 9-12.).
\ The Magi having obtained the de-
sired information, started Immediate,
~ to find the King, AS soon as they
left the city, the star which had guild
ed them from the East appeared again
TO lead them on. When they found
him, they worshiped him. Note Gods
overruling providence in all this. Hun
dreds of years before. the Prophet said
that Christ should come forth from
Bethlehem (Micah s ~. God so order
ed that Mary should be brought to the
city to give birth to Christ. God or
dered that the Magi should depart an
other way, thereby defeating Herod's
wicked purpose. The gifts of these
wise men, God put into the hands Of
Joseph and Mary before going to
Egypt. Doubtless they served good
purpose in meeting their expenses dur-
ing their stay there.
V. The King Protected wv. 1919.
TO escape Herod's wicked aim. God
directed Joseph to take Mary and the
child Jesus and flee to Egypt. In
obedience to the heavenly vision, he
went ard remained until Ilerod's death
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 8
THE BIRTH AND CHILDHOOD OF
JESUS.

LESSON DECENTRALIZATION o: 1-1S
GOLDEN TExT-Thou shalt call his
name Jesus; for he shall save hia people
from their sins.-Matt. l:2l.
ADDITIONAL MATERfALr-lsa. 7:14-l6;
Micah, So; Luke and y
y PRIMARY TOPIC-The Wise Men Visit
the Child Jesus.
JUNIOR ToPIc-The Child Jesus Es-
capes From Wicked King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
THE Coming Of the King.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The King Comes as Little Child.
Since we now have six months of
study in the Gospel according to Mat
thew. every teacher should grasp the
book as a whole and present each les
son In Its relation to the central pur-
pose Of the hook. The central theme
of Matthew is Jesus Christ the king
the fultiller Of the Messianlc hope,
|. The Birth of the King Q:1S-25).
The Messiah was to be the seed Of
wOman--the son of virgin (Gen.
3:15; lisa. 7:l4). This was fulfilled in
the birth of Jesus. The genealogy az
given in Matthew 1:1-17 shows his
legal right to the throne; but had he
been that only, he could not have been.
the Savior from sin. He must be both
human and divine Elsa. go. The Mes
siah was begotten by the Holy Ghost
and born of the Virgin Mary. thus be
coming Emmanuel, which term means
in all its fulness, God for us; God with
us; God in us.
u. The Maei Seek lsraei's King (2:1.
y.
The King had a most heartless re-
ception. The kingdom was not ready
for him. His advent was heralded by
star which guided souls from for.
eign nation to seek and worship him
pouring out their gifts to him. These
wise men we're either Arabian or Per
sian astrologers, students Of the STARE
The appearance of an unusual star
attracted their attention. Perhaps they
we're acquainted with the famous
prophecy of BALKAN (Num. "a :1D
Doubtless through the influence of the
Jews who remained In Chaldea, or the
direct influence of Daniel extending
to this time. they had become &C.
quainted with the hope Of Messiah.
The light they had was dim, but they
lived up to the best they had. To
those who act upon the best light they
have, God always gives more. To those
who refuse to act upon the knowledge
| given. Cod not only refuses to give
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30
COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF
LAND
North Carolina,

NN&NA 0AaT9NAAan -
North Carolina,
Richmond County,
Under an order Of resale, made
by the Clerk OF the Superior Court.
of Richmond County, in the Speci-
al Proceedings entitled A. r. Nc
Phail, Administrator OF Toney Cole
deceased, ct al, VS.. Jim Covington
Cole ct al,--bids having been rails
ed the undersigned commissioner
will on Thursday October 14th,
1920 at II o'clock M. in front of the
court house door in the town of
Rockingham, offer for sale to the,
highest bidder for cash subject to
confirmation of the Court the fol-
lowing described parcels Of land,
being part OF the Toney Cole Els
tate Lands, lying in the Eastern
Edge Of the town of Hamlet.
LIST. Tract: Tract No. on the
plat filed in the above proceedings
lying on the north side of and adj.
Joining the Clayed Road leading
from Hamlet to Laurel Hill, 'front.'
ing about CTS feet on the same.
End. Tract: Lying on the south
side of said road and being Tract
No. 8 on the said plat and fronts
about $50 feet on said road.
3rd. Tract: Being Tract No. 10
on said plat, fronting about 400
feet on the north side of said road.
4th. Tract: Bounded on the South
by the Green Pond Road, on the
West by Marks Creek; on the
north by a small branch and on
the east by line running from
the head of Branch to the Road, so
as to contain about acres as des-
cribed in original proceedings and
including small strip on the
south of said Green Pond Road.
This September 22nd, 1920
A. r. McPhail,
Commissioner.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30
IN eivino AIMS.

In giving of thine aims inquire NOT
SO much into the person. MS his neceS'
sity. God locks not so much on the
merits of him that requires, as to the
manner of him that relieves. If the
man deserve not, thou hast given to-
humanity.-Quarles.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30
Think Of our own Sins.

So long as we are full Of self we
are shocked at the faults Of others.
Let rs !nink often Of our own sins,
and we shall be lenient TO the Sins Of
othefs.--Fenelon.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-30
llirrovrD uElfoRM lnTEHSATlokaL
SUyINYS(I1OOL
LESSON

(By REV. r. B. FITZWATER, p. D..
Teacher Of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute OF ChicaSo)
t@ 1890. western Newspaper Union-,
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
MITCHELL BEAUTY
 VERY ATTRACTIVE

That the Mitchell Motors company, Inc. of Racine, Wis, is employing a body designing staff of unsual ability is illustrated not only by the beauty, finish and comfort of the five -passen-
 ger coupe displayed this year. but by the many new departures seen for the first time in these bodies.
 One of these novelties is the method of raising and lowering door and win dow glasses. umberstone straps and cranl1s operated with great difficulty have been replayed by simple device
 that responds literally at a touch. This is accomplished by balancing the weight of the glasses aSalnst snrinys so that only the friction of the glass in it's rubber guide need be over come. A simple little knob register ing in a rack at one side of the glass is moved up and down with remark - able freedom in regulating the
 windows.
 ,notber advantage of this constr uc- ton is that the windows cannot cilat- ta down from the action of the car Ill 1 .-aus;n, rough road. The notches in the rack hold the glasses perihd nantlv in the desired position novelty never before seen, Is the
 ou, windshield cleaner. Few closed cars are equipped with any form or such device, and none with cleahe. that clears DOtn SlueS VI eie Si one swing.
 closed cars in winter realize that the fogging of the windshield glass on the inside is quite as annoying ana uah- eerous as the gathering Of moisture on the outside. With the new Mltcheii device. one motion cleans both sides of the glass and gives clear vision. While on the subject of vision. II IS
 well to note the skillful handling Of the windshield. It is designed with a slight .sV'' or bow, which, with the un- usually narrow steel center stanchlon and special shaping of the corner posts. gives the driver as clear and un- obstructed a vision as in the touring car.
 The glasses are titled to eliminate the annoying reflection of street lights. The whole windshield is embedded in rubber for weather protection. noteworthy feature Is the manner in which the baggage compartment under the rear deck of the coupe is made weather tight. There is a double flea ther-e edged rubber strip around the entire opening with. no breaks at the hinges The fine edges conform to the inside of the cover. making a perfect sea, against ordinary conditions. When the car is being washed. how ever. and a powerful stream of water is thrown from the hose against the
 edges of the opening, some moisture
 might get through, so a drain trouga is installed which carries off all water
 getting by the rubber strip and drains
 it out through holes at the bottom of the troughs.
 A similar idea is used to take care of water wls3ch flows down the window glasses into the wells. These are all { drained that no moisture can seep through to damage the interior of the body.
 Many of these features have never been seen before. Others have here tofore ben used only on the highest class custom built closed bodies. Thci,. introduction on a car of the moderate price of the Mitchell establishes a new standard
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

2 Channel section of frame increased to depth of 61a inches, as compared with 41a inches on model 34-B. F1ange 2 inches wide. 3. New front axle with considerably | larger wheel bearings. 4. Heavier cross members. Real cross member forms protection for gas tank.
 ,. Heavier front axle spindles. 6. Diameter of king bolts increa sed from 11-16 to 1 inch. T. Front spring 36 inches long as compared with 35 inches on 34-B. s. Larger and stronger steering geai of fore and aft type. 9. Spring bolts increased from 9-1t to E inch in diameter with the eXcep- tion of rear spring front bolt, wnlcr was increased from 5s to & inch al using castellated nuts and cotter pins Provision made for better fabrication.
 10. Spring shackles drop forged steel, machined to close limits.
 II. Grading of springs changed te give easier riding qualities. 12. Adjustable yoke used has adjust able brake rods in place of turn buckle F. Ne wand improved type of gaso- 1 line tank filler cap.
 A. Muffler placed further toward rear of car and suspended on rear cen ter cross member. 15. New style grease cups.
 16. New style water inlet hose.
 IT. Valve rocker arm bracket secureG by three bolts instead of two. IS. Laminated connecting rod shin used in place of solid shim.
 19. New style side pans on side oi motor.
 20. New and improved spark and throttel control. 21. Height of shifting lever increased
 9. -.nti-squeal1 placed between fen ders and frame.
 g. Ne wand improved splash pan below radiator
 24.zs Two bulb head light using high candle power bulb for bright and low candle power bulb for dim. ,i'nese neao lamps are equipped with outside focus ing attachment.
 p. Hood inches longer and of heav- fer grade of material 26. New style crown lenders. Fronl fender is longer than model 34-B and rear fender is carried farther over the wheel. 27. Metal heel plate marked "Oak- land" is placed beneath accelerator pedal on closed cars.
 eS. Running board storter covered with new type linoleum and new type mold
 %. New style hood hooks. 90. Hood lacing on radiator and body is riveted instead O being lacec through slots. It is also wider and more durable.
 31. Painting on both touring car and roadster being dark Brewster green with stripe. sedan and coupe to remain the same.
 32. New style wire wheel with i'm proved hub cap locking device, being very easy to operate. 33 New style tire carrier.
 34 New design license plate and tai lamp blacket supported on si6 member instead of on rear fender.
 8. Oil gauge on same side of engine as opening for filling oil pan.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
T'H|RTY-F|vE CHANGES MADE IN
 REVISED OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX

the length of the wheel base. This has been changed from 112 inches to 115 inchs making the hood three inches longer and giving more leg room in front. Following is list of the changes:
 Model 34- Compared With Model 34B B
 l. Wheel base increased from IF to 115 inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Germany will find a way to collect all the money she owes through taxation. She has decided on several ingenious taxation ruts for the motorist. Weight of the occupants in the family ma chine. Also, a record of the mileage of each car will be kept and the owner taxed for the total weight per mile Der car per week,
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Thirtyfive distinct changes have oeen made in the Oakland. according to information received here by W. F.. fardner, head of the Oakland Arizona sales company. state distributors
 The car is the same Oakland which las brought satisfaction to hundreds If users. and looks practically the same. The most radical change is m
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
KNIT GOODS

Sweaters for the whole family to be found in our
stock at reasonable prices. Many new and novel coats
and capes are among this seasons knit wear Can fit
children misses ladies, boys and men in sweater to
your liking.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
Coats, Suits addresses

Many good wool suits silk dresses and dresses sell at much
less than factory difference where how
bargains bargains There
plenty styles and Many regular 25 and S35 val
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
One Dollar Silk Sale

Pretty yardwide silks in remnants waist lengths skirt
WE have ever shown Taffetas messalines satins and
morres in the lot Be the first to see this bargain and
get the best in the assortment They come in black
white navy, brown taupe and other good fall coors.
Form Former ssd price 81 to So; $1.00
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
PLAID SKIRTING

This is a for plads for skirts and our assort
ment in a-woo and wool mixed plads is in good shape
Call and let US show you the good quality we sell
ing at SIPS, $1.50, So and up to $500
Leading shades of the season in French and storm
serges poplins Ottoman and other choice weaves in
dress goods and skTtings No trouble to show goods
at the Supply Co.
MAKE YOUR SHOES LAST LONGER
Our free Leather Life" will make your shoes water
proof, soft and wear much longer Bring your work
shoes in often you please Leather Life" free
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
All mail orders filled carefully the same day they
reach us. Full value for your money and substi-
tutes Money order, stamps government bonds will
be taken if you have no account with us.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
We carry all the patterns made by the Pictorial Co.
in stock. In ordering patterns, be and send
right number and size Patterns not returnable
changabe after sold Write for free fashion sheets
THE BARGAIN BASEMENT OFFERS INDUCE
MENTS TO ECONOMICAL BUYERS
Cooler weather is coming and you'll need blankets
and comforts. 20 per cent discount from our sheap
prices on blankets and quilts. Remnant calico for
quilts Sc Cotton batting and wool batting and wool
threads. We have been busy for the past two weeks
opening new goods in the Bargain Basement.
SILK PETTICOATs
fine assortment of silk petticoats go on sale this
week at less than former prices We have them in
shades to match your outer garments in regular and
s sStEa i tbss No trouble to $3.50 to $3.50
SMALL NOTIONS
We are selling pins needles, buttons snaps safety
pins, BELTS hair pins and other small wares at anti
war prices
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
MEN,s AND BoYs WEAR REDUCED

The Supply Co. is now showing most wonderful
line of suits overcoats extra pants hats underwear
and other wearabes for men and boys and you'll get
liberal cuts in prices on fresh new styles. Our lines
are standard and what we have to show you has been
very carefully bought from the best manufacturers in
the United States and feel that we can give
YOU more for your money than you get at the av-
erage store Cooler weather is coming and you can
buy now to better advantage than you can later when
the best has been sold Let show you our bargains
We have every assurance from the manufacturers that
clothing and underwear will not be any cheaper this
year Clothes made to your measure on short notice
Nearly 1000 samples to select from. We pay express
and guarantee the fit
MUNSINGWEAR - THE DOUBLE SERVICE UN.
DERWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Wear Munsing knit shirt, drawers or union suits
and you'll get double service. Munsing garments are
nonshrinkabIe made with perfectly smooth seams and
is the most satisfactory underwear made. Remember
Munsingwear will last two or three winters instead OF
one We have all sizes from the little infant to the
largest extra size Chldrens girls, boys, and young
ladas' nnion suits from S1 SIPS to $500
Ladies union SUITS regular and extra sizes S225 &c
$3.50.
IJndershirts and drawers to match so each
Extra fine wool suits for ladies ST Ou
Plenty Of very cheap and medium price underwear for
the whole family.
S4-FINE FUR HATS-S4
We are showing several hundred fresh, clean, new
and pretty styles in mems and boys $3.50 hats in all
the pretty shades and not an old style in 01 90
the lot Your choice -.,-.....----.--------. H "
KNIT GOODS
Coo+oro for +ba whole family are TO be found in our
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21
S4-FINE EUR HATS

We are showing several hundred fresh, clean, new
and pretty styles in mems and boys $3.50 hats in all
the pretty shades and not an old style in C1 On
the lot Your choice ....--.-.-....--.P INV
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-10-21

Goods are being reduced in price a
Shoes, Underwear and Floor Covert
winter. Buy at the Supply Co. and
is out of the question With US at this
stantial and suitable goods for less t
BILE Wen buy your government Dor
at lowest prices. We do not need tn