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IHAMPDEN- SIDNEY ENDS
ITS hath YEARS WORK
Ancient Institution Completes
Highly Successful Session and
Continues Expansion Program.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
HhtAMPDEN;SlDNEH;; VA: june B.
fourth session OF iampden. Sidney
College closed at u o'clock Friday.
JuneF4, with the largest attendance
at the, commencement exercises, in
"A large audience greeted Rev s.
Az Glasgow, OF the First Presbyte-
rian Church, Knoxville, Tenn. on the
morning OF May so. and heard with
calaureatc sermon.
June was alumni day. On the
evening OF June there was 4 joint
-ihropic Literary Societies. The eX-
erciscs We're OF unusual interest. and
following these the Y. NJ c. y. gave
q beautiful reception To the student
body, visitors and faculty.
june was graduation day. The
EXERCISES -. included the McAllister
athletic Trophy. won by the sopho-
Athletic Trophy. won by Mr.. y. H.
smith, of the freshman class: the de-
livery OF loving cup from the stu
the delivery Of gold footballs 10 the
letter men and the presentation of
!ns essay and poetry prizes. given by
inc College Magazine. Both of these
were won by w. Il. Moody, of oxford.
The address to the graduating class
and to the literary societies was de-
I.Nreu DE pr Z. NJ. Newman. of the
Nf-sinia Polytechnic Inftitutc. ana
was one of the most finished ana i'm
pressive addresses ever heard on the
college campus
The degree OF bachelor OF arts was
given 10 John Hryor Atkinson.
Shanipc.. va: Robert Wylder Bugg
Farmriilc, Va: William Andrew
Pccry Copenhavcr. farewell Va :;
John Bryan Cunningham. Pamplin
Va; Edwin Lyle Eastland. RUSSELL
kansas. John Bell lienncman. Jr,
Dillwyn. Va: Ernest Edward Her
zig. Meherr!n.. Va: benjamin Frank
lin 1iiggs, Charles Town. w. Va;
Joseph McElroy, Appomattox. Va:
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dom even of the brightest physicians.
Hence. IL you have livor or kidney
troubles. you cannot do better than
call upon your druggist for Warmers
Safe Kidney and. Liver Remedy.
About years ago was so weak
and worn out that 1 could hardly
work. After trying other things
without relief, / tried Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy. In n
short time the pain loft me, my urine
cleared up and tho rheumatism and
dyspepsia vanished. We have used
Warmers Safe Remedies over since
with great success In our family"
o. F. Rose. Burtonvillc. Kentucky, U.
S. a.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy contains no harmful inErc-
dients and should be used whom the
Kidneys need attention.
Sold by Grant Drug Co. and all
leading druggists. Sample ycnt on
receipt of ten cents. Warmers Safe
remedies Co.. Dept. 5o4. Rochester.
y. ADV.
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pS"j have have been passed on by tho Court
Winnie Harris VS. Commonwealth. Cir
out or Or court Prince William County: writ
.orwn, ahd supersedcns awarded.
,.oS WOOD. ct ais. vs.. Holland, Circuit
s S@nrt bedford County: appeal and SUPER
htowers. ct al. vs. Howard. trustee. Cir
s5an' court washington County: appal bond.
MI: ;Jnoks2n Hardware Company VS..
,snuSo,- ihoSphntc Company. Corpora ton
Sourt OF Rudford: writ OF error refused.
corockcit vs. Commonwealth. Circuit
rermrt. ,City~of Alexandria: writ of error
Wcnner vs. George. ct ais. Circuit Court
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or America. Norfolk County also
sent In S8i. 1t is urged that every
orsanization In Virginia send I'm its
remittance to Mr.. Guy. State chair
man of the fund, since he must fer
ward the money raised to tho New
York office In 4 few days.
The superintendent of Automatic
county has Juse reported $4,000
raised by his leagues for school and
civic bctterment last year. Halifax
county reported $4,000 raised In that
county by the Leagues.
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IS,,nas co%nty; writ of error and super
North. ct ais. vs., Cole. Circuit Court
Giles Country: appeat refused.
Darraud w. Norfolk Railway and Light
COMPANY. Circuit Court Of Norfolk: Writ
Reid & 15ro. va MueIIcs. Young Grain
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Company Cor, an Circuit Court City of Norfolk:
:stoakley VS.: stoakiey. Circuit Court Lun-
Smith w. Commonwealth. Circuit Court
OF Montsoinery County; appe9l r rSftuea.
Smith ks. Childrcss, ct ais. Circuit (,ourt
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FOR MARINE MEMORIAL
George w. Guy HcccIvcr Liberal Con-
tribution from Norfolk Schools
for NIOnumcnd.

George w. Guy. executive secretary
OF the Cooperative Education Asso-
citation. yesterday received S2TS from
the Norfolk schools toward the $4,000
assigned to Virginia to raise for tho
memorial to be erected on the Marine
in France as Il gift from tho people
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Supreme Court Proceedings.
lSpccial to Tho Times DisputchI
WYTHEVILI.E. VA. June 5-.rbc folIo,v.
Ing petitions for writs Of error and nnI
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institutions in Richmond are ALTO in
vited. since IL IL evident that tho
common interests OF Richmond affect
the banks vitality.
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SOME RECENT
FRANKLIN ROAD RECORDS
(O1S ono driptr eoaaa1.5 at the vAen on <seh rsm)
New York to Boston
and return (45S.8 miles, in IL hours MIN
Indianapolis to Syracuse
and beyond 1926 miles, in 22h hours
Cincinnati to Cleveland
and return (553 miles, in Is hours, IS min
Boston to Syracuse
and return 1893 mlcs) in "a hours, 20 min.,
with Woman Driving
New York to Montreal
1898 mes) in 9 hours, SO minutes
Waterloo, Ia, nonstop,
dirt road record, (s65.4 mes) in "a hours.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-10-09

were We called; because Christ al
SO suffered for us, leaving us an eX-
ample, that we should follow his
steps" (First Peter 2:2D For
it is given unto you as a privilege
not only to believe in the Lord Je-
sus Christ, but to suffer with him"
philippians 30. DiaglotU
For ii became him for whom all
things. and by whom are all things
in bringing many sons unto Glory,
TO make the Captain of their saliva
ton perfect through sufferings.
For both he that sanctifieth anL
they who are Sanctifiedl are all
from one; for which he Uesus) 10
not ashamed TO call them Brethren"
(Heb. 2:10-1D The servant is not
greater than his master and since
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opened and after they have profited
by their blessings and are given
the oportunity to share in the mer-
II OF ChriSts ransom sacrifice and
accept the terms of the new cove
nant and live forever in happiness.
then the Christ will begin to per.
form the other part of the commits
sion mentioned in the text to wit,
to bring out the prisoners from the
prison. and them that sit i'm dark
ness out of the prison house." The
prison here is the great prison
house of death into which thous-
ands of millions have gone in the
past centuries. All of these shall
be brought out of death. Jesus said:
Marvel not; the hour is coming in
which all in their graves shall hear
his voice and come forth" (John
2S:2O There shall be resurrection
of the dead, both of the Just and
the unjrNt. (Act. 24:15)
The fact that our first text shows
when the Messiah begins his reign
the eyes of the blind are first to be
opened before the awakening of the
dead shows that there will be many
people on earth who will then be
given an opportunity of Life Ever
lasting without having to go into
death and since other scriptures
clearly show that the Christ is pres
ent setting up his Kingdom, that
the old order is passing away and
the new coming in, it can be conf
IDENTITY stated that millions now liv-
ing and walking about upon the
earth will never go into the grave"
This is the good news that must go
to Christendom as a witness, and
then the complete ending OF the
old order will come.
CTo Be Continned)
RICHARD j. HILL.
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footsteps of Jesus. Such have been
drawn to the Lord Jesus by the
Father, by giving them knowledge
of the fact that he provided redemp
ton for them and for all men thru
the blood of Christ. and that in tbs
Gospel Age he has opened the way
for men to be followers of Jesus.
Such being drawn to the Lord Je-
sus and Offering themselves in full
conservation to do the Heavenly
Fathers will, Christ Jesus became
their advocate, He imputed. to them
the merit of his sacrifice, and as
their High Priest, presented them
to the Father and they were made
acceptable, and acceptd by the
Father through and by the reason
of the imputed merit of Christ Je-
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sus. Thus they became righteous
through his merit being covered
with the robe of his Righteousness
God then bcgot such of his word of
truth, that they should be of kind
of first fruits of his creatures. Uas.
1879 He begot them to a hope of
life. to an inheritance inSoruptable
and undefiled. reserved in Heaven
for them. Q'irSt Peter :3) He gave
to such The exceeding great and
precious promises, by which they
might be partakerS of the Divine
Nature. (Second Peter 1:D Their
path way has not been one strewn
with flowers. but it has been path
way of suffering;" For hereunto
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siah's Kingdom. Christ and his
faithful followers have been re-
preached throughout all the dark
nights of sin and wickedness mark
ing the Gospel Age. But with the
establishment of Messiah's King
dom the words of the prophet will
apply" Arise, shine, for thy light
is come and the Glory of the Lord
is risen upon thee. For behold, the
darkness shall cover the earth and
gross darkness to the people but
the Lord shall rise upon thee and
his glory shall be sent upon thee.
And the GentileS (NatiOnS) shall
'ome to thy light and Kings TO the
brightness of Thy rising Isaiah co.:
l-3) Thus the Lord Jehovah pic
lures the nations seeking this light.
Millions of people will be brought
through this terrible time of troub-
lie. Heretofore they have been
Blinded by the God of this world,
Satan, who has kept the truth from
themby various systems. One of
his latest schemes is the organiza-
ton of the lnterchurch world move
nent which ignores the doctrines
Vt the Bible and joins hands in ac-
ton, acting together with profess
ionalS, politicians and Big Bust
ness. But the time is near at hand
when the eyes of the understanding
Of the people will be opened. This
is part of the commission given
through the Christ in our first text
10 wit, ITO open the blind eyes"
When the people get the eyes of un-
derstanding open they will rejoice
and the Prophet again describes il
thus "The eyes. of the blind shall
be opened and the ears of the deaf
shall be unstopped. Then shall the
laymen meet as heart and tongue
of the dumb saying; for in the will
derness shall waters break out and
streams in the desert. And the
ransomed of the Lord shall return
and come to Zion with songs and
everlasting JOY upon their heads;
they shall obtain JOY and gladness
and sorrow and signing shall flee
away" Isaiah 35: 5-6-10
Gally 3
The first blessing, then, of Mes
siah's Kingdom will be ministered
unto those who are brought thru
the time of trouble and who have
their eyes of understanding opened
that they may discern the fact that
the Kingdom has been established
and their blessings are at hand.
The evidence heretofore set forth is
so clear, so cogent and so convinc-
ing that no student can doubt the
fact that the old world is ending.
the New order is coming in and
therefore the time is at hand for
the manifestation the Sons of God
here mentioned, and that truly is
can now be proclaimed that Mill
ions of people now walking about
upon the earth will never go into
the grave" This glad message is
now going to the people, and here
and there some are getting their
eyes opened already but the hour is
not far distant when millions will
have their eyes Of understanding
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World Now fnded--MIiOns Now Walking About
Here on Earth Will Never Go Into The Grave

the call of the Heavenly Father to
the exalted position he occupies.
Through all of his trying experien
ces the Heavenly Father sustained
him. At pentecoSt the members of
the body of Christ began to be Sc
lected. Then il was the call went
forth. Cal, to what? Cali to
be saints Q'irst Cor. 1:2) Called to
be joint heirs with Christ Jesus in
his Kingdom (Romans SIG 17:3W
How were they calledl in right
eousness? Were they not imper-
feet men like all others? The ans
wcr is that these were called in
righteousness when they responded
to the invitation to follow ina the
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the Master was prosecuted. his fol-
lowers must expect to be prosecuted
(John l5:1S-20) But through all OF
these trying experiences the sweet
and consoling powers of the Heaven
v Father are spoken to them, say
ing, Il viii hold thine hand and
will keep thee" And all the way
they are kept by the power Of God
through faith unto Salvation. ready
to be revealed in the last time (First
Peter 1:5) The last time means
lie last days of Christendom, dur
in which time the sons of God
shall be completed. glorified and
made manifest.
Mark now the commission given
to them to do a work in the future.
81 will give thee for covenant of
the people" Saith the Lord, Godl
made covenant with the nation of
Israel at Mt. Sanai through Moses
as a mediator, and by this covenant
promised to give them Life Ever
lasting if they would keep his cove
nant. Ueviticus 1875. Romans 1850
He said to them, he that kepeth the
Law shall live by the law. They
were unable to keep this covenant,
because of their own imperfection
and because their mediator was al
so imperfect. This covenant and
their inability to keep it demon
strated two things; first that none
but a righteous man can keep the
law perfectly without the aid of
greater one; and second. all the
race being imperfect. redemption
from the condemnation by the
blood of Jesus was absolutely neces
Sary. After the Christ is cOmplet-
ed, God will make new Covenant
Behold the day is come saith the
Lord when | will put my law in
their mindsand write it in their
hearts, and will be to them a God
and they shall be to me a people,"
01ebrew $40 The mediator Of
this new covenant will not be an
imperfect man, as was Moses. Mos
es was type of the new mediator
the Christ; "And Christ shall min
lister unto the people. and having
redeemed the people, he will lift
them up and bless all who will be
obedient to the terms of the new
law covenant (Hebrew 915) A
covenant is contract between par
ties competent to make a contract
ad since the house of Israel and all
Others are imperfect, God will
make his contract with Christ as
the legal representative of Israel,
and through them of the whole hui
man family. Therefore, in our text
Jehovah says to the Christ, 81 will
give thee for a covenant of the peo-
pie"
The blessings that are coming 10
the people through the covenant are
also intimated in the text. 81 will
give thee for light unto the ma
tionS." When the nations and the
people of earth have drained the
cup of bitterness to the dregs;
when the great dark night has set
lied down upon them, described by
the Prophet, they will indeed be
ready for light and desirous OF
that iipht. This will come to them
with the full establishment of Mes
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THUS saith God. the Lord He
that created the Heavens and
stretched them out; He that spread
forth the earth, and that which
cometh Out of it; He that giveth
breath unto the people upon it and
spirit to them that walk therein.
the Lord have called thee in right
eousness. and Will hold thine hand
and will keep thee. and give tnee
for Covenant of the people. for
light of The Genliles; TO open the
blind eyes, to bring out the prison
ers from the prison, and them that
sit in darkness ouI of the prison
house."-lsaiah 42:5 7.
The words of the foregoing text
are addressed to the Christ Head
and Body. Herein is again mani
Tested the love of God. particularly
for The entire human family. The
class first above mentioned are the
special recipients of his favor and
shall be used as a channel for the
blessing of the others who respond
to the terms of the New Law Cove
nant.
The Prophet of the Lord speaks
of the DAYS af ChriStendom when
the old order is going TO pieces,
thus: "Shall not the day of the Lord
be darkness. and not light. even
very dark and no brightness in it?
(AmoS 5:2W. Withorg doubt this
reference to time when the last
members of the church have fin
ished their course and passed on
into the Kingdom. While they have
been in the earth proclaiming the
truth. they have been measure of
light compared with The other dark
ness. When the great trouble has
reached its climax in the earth
when every mans hand is against
his neighbor il will then be even
dark time.
God foreknew this time of stress
that would come upon the nations
of the earth and foretold it through
his prophets, and also made provis-
ions for tn complete relief and de
livcranee of the people therefrom
Many centuries ago he made a
promise to Abraham, saying "In thy
seed shall all the families of the
earth be blessed" And This seed of
promise through which the blessing
will come are the sons Of God. the
Christ, Head and Body Galatians
3:18; 1927 29) The Apostle Paul,
speaking of the distressed condi-
ticns of the nations and of their
desire to be relieved from such
conditions said, "The whole ere
ationS groaneth and travaileth in
pain together until now, waiting
for the manifestation of the Song
of God" (Romans 8: %; 19) These
sons of God are the same ones
described by the Prophet Isaiah in
our text first above quoted. The
head of that class is Christ Jesus
himself who, beiEa born a man
humbled himself unto death even
the death of the cross wherefore
God has highly exalted and given
him same that ultimately every
knee shall bow and every tongue
confess that he is the conSecrated
Christ to the Glory of God (Philip
plans 2: 8 ~ At the Jordan he
consecrated himself responding to
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

First Published in the Tulsa Star
Saturday, September 25, 1920.
In the Superior Court of Tulsa
County, State Of Oklahoma.
No. TAG
Minnie Bobo Plaintiff
Robert NJ. Bobo Defendant
The State of Oklohoma,
To the above named Defndant:
You will take notice that youhave
been sued in the above named Court
by the above Plaintiff, for a divorce
on the grounds of Gross Neglect of
Duty, Abandonment and Desertion
and that unless you answer the pc
tition filed by this plaintiff in said
Court by the 9th day of November.
1920, said petition will be taken as
true and judgment granting to plain
tiff divorce, annulling, cancelling,
setting aside and holding for
naught the marriage contract with
you, rendered according to the
p aver thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court this 2ist day OF Septem-
ber, 1920.
Jno. ID. Porter, Court Clerk,
John E. Wells, Deputy,
|. II. SPEARS. Atty. for Plaintiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13

The Herald d. the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Want Ada BY giving ReHults.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
THE DEMOCRACY OF JESUS
By DIR. M L N

The democracy OF Jesus recognizes
the rights OF the common man. 1t
declines TO respect tho divine rights OF
the fcw as against the many. t.
knows nothing Of privilege inherited
or entalled. While recognizing rights,
" emphasizes duties. and teaches hat
men are iennobled not as they claim
their rights but M they discharge
their duties.
The democracy of Jesus is con-
structive rather than destructive. n
plans to better social conditions by
building up rather than hy tearing
down, II does not commit the folly
Of trying to right the wrong by the
pcrpetrntion of u dozen other wrongs.
II does not sanction arson and muir
der as methods to secure order. II
'doen not allow n man to tear down
his neighbours welfare that he may
promote his own. The democracy OF
Jesus Is not a reign of terror.
II IL founded not on equality but
fraternity Christ knows nothing II
equality. God mndc no two things
alike In His world-no Tvs trees. no
two leaves on "a tree. Everywhere
there is the indiyiduniism. and this
individualism In sacred. What He
wants n not snmeness. but good Will:
not imitation, hut self-eNpresslon: not
monoImly. but life; not all men on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
MRS. HARDING A
GOOD HORSEWOMA
and Drives Like
Man; Also Excellent
Business Woman

MARION, o., July i3.-Many
women OF Marion girlhood acquain-
tancos, friends or chums OF Mrs. War
ren a.. Harding. wife of the republic
can nominee for the presidency, are
enthusiastic over the possibility that
she may preside at the winnie house.
They say Ia Is well fitted for the
duties OF a, presidents wife because
she a a mind Of her own. general
~ manages TO get what she wants,
Is thoroughly democratic. likes TO
give n go TO parties. In Interested
IN a hundred and things. knows
how to talk to every. one including
men n once she knows you always
knows you
Some Marion residents say that
Mrs. Harding has contributed in i'm
portant ways to MIR. Harding's sue
cess in life.
Mrs. Harding was born here,
August -, 1860 and was n,ared In
this city whore she attended grammer
and high schools. Afterwnrd she
studied music at the Cincinnati Com
servatory Of Music.
As Florence Killing, daughter 81
Amos Killing, banker and one OF the
most wealthy men in Marion, she Is
described by q girlhpod friend. Mn.
Margaret Y9urkins. as ''one of the
nest morse women ! have ever seen.
SHE rode and drove more like a man
than a girl" said Mrs. YounkIns.
who said she was moro accustomed
in those days to seeing Florence Killing
'dnshing swiftly up the street on
Billy, her saddle horse, than walking
with the other girls Of her social
circle. Other girlhood friends OF
Mrs. Harding told Of the times whom
they used to pile into Floronce's
phaeton and ride with perfect conf
dence behind her speedy Billy"
Florence Killing was married to
Warren @. Harding then as now a
newspaper publisher, on July s.. 1891
in their present home In Mount Vernon
avenue, Marion. For more than 10
ysars. until Illness prevented. Mrs.
Harding was circulation OF
the Star. her husbands newspaper.
In addition she was tho registration
bureau for complaints. advertising
manager and angel to the newsboys.
When Mrs. Harding returns 90
Marian and meets any OF TIM boys
who carried papers Cor Senator Hard
Ing when she was circulation manag
or, lAhe pats them on, the back. Il il
said. and remarks; Here is one OF
nay boys-he Will be famous some
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
OPERATES ON BRAIN
e WITH SUCCESS
Johns Hopkins Doctor
Solves Problem That
Has Bafled

BALTIMORE. Md. July l3.-pr.
waitar n handy voung surgeon Of
Johns HonkIos hosnItaI. has planted
Tho Tlag ~ AmarIcan Reinforcement IN
Inc center OF the human brain!
THE brain. center OF human activity
and the most delicate and sensitive
origin OF the body. a presented sci
ence with the most bahiing problems
In the past. ordinary brain oper-
atoms nave been made simple put 10
reach the very center OF me mass,
the third ventricle' itnou killins the
patient was Impossible untii Ut.
DANDY atter three years experiment
on lower nnimals--monkeys mostly
found the way.
what does II mean
Removal or Cure.
n moan. that eniIept,cs oan he
cured ma that MANY an insane man
can he brough, hack from the. asy-
Inn, II means that narnlytics can
hc alven the use AZ their bodies.
These ills arc often the cause of
brain JUNIORS or splits" DR.. Dandy
lays open h way for their removal,
mr. cure.
He has successfully Operated upon
the brains OF men n recently re-
moved q tumor from the third VENT
rlcle which restored the speech ora
dumb man.
h operation is made In three
stages. &c that the patient Will not be
killed by the sudden shock or iayins
bare the twists and turns OF MS gray