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"THE SAME LORD IS LORD OF ALL, DATA ESSENTIAL
AND RICH UNTO ALL," ROM. 10:12 1 ON TRUCK LINES
lly Mr. W. 1. Dentin
I'eter mill Cnrueliua, Acta lO IIO 4H.
Golden Text- "Th anm j.ord In
I.onl nf nil, mil la ruh unto nil thut
cull Uon lllm."-Koni. 10:12
Till" liwaofi followa alumni liiimedl
jili'ly Uhiii the one lunt Lord' liny.
I'eter Ht ill rontinuliiK hia lahora
ill III city nf Jiu, whvn arrica uf
event" lieican which taught him hia
Dual leanon. l' to thia tlnm hia via
lull of the (iiaH'l wmk had heen an
narrow, that he rould nut ronceive how
(!ihI cuulil ur wnulil liikr Into account
the hmiiIi- uf othi'r imllmia.
Over at Cunnrea, which wa the mat
uf the Ituiiian K"Vernnent in Judia,
1 k v il a man named ('urnuliua, captain
uf a company uf ahout a hundred nold
ier who were atutioiiril then. Thr
moat inlerentinir Ihinic ahout thla man
waa hia atatua rehfiouly. hail
vvuhntly, from aaamiation with the
Juwa, anniired faith in, ami hecunie
worahipcr uf the una true (iod lie
waa very devout, having I lie two
characterlatica uf every ileuiut auul,
prayerfulneaa ami lihcrality. One
day. while at prayer, an anitel appear
imI to him ami aaiil, "Corneliua, thy
prayer anil thine alma are come up
fur a memorial before thi " Then hc(
told him to aenil for Simon I'eler, riv
Ina" him rapllcit ilirei lmn aa to where
to llml him, ami carefully atatinic the
purpoar fur which he waa to come,
to ahow him what he nutr;ht to ilo
Why iliil not the atiirel tell him what
he ouicht to ilo. ilerauaa that wouhl
not have heen coimiaten with God'
plan uf aalvation, which proviilea for
the preachiiiK uf the (loapel hy men.
There are M-ople tmlay who are wait
ing for a miracle tu convert them,
when the fart la, that wen in the ilaya
uf the infant rhurch, people were nev
er converted that way. Many timua
mirarlra were neceaaary to bring the
preacher In touch with the ninnrr; but
aluay the preaching uf the (ioapel
followed, and waa (iod'a meatia aa it
la to-day, to brinic men ami women
into Ilia kingdom.
Corneliua -ilelayrd not, but Immedi
ately diapatched two eravanta anil a
aoldier to Joppa. Our leaaon text be
gin with that point in the atury,
where Corneliua anil hia friend were
gathered! together In hit own houae,
and IVler waa atanding before them.
wh.le Corneliua explain,,) why he had j.
aent for him, and aaaured him that , ,
tuuniinK i ft t-HNary in
Operating HuKineHM
they were all ready to hear what ever '
the Lord had rominanileil him. What '
an audience; aurh a one a would dv-;
light the heart uf any preacher. And
That they neglected to mukj.' a cure
l-et.r ,H.ne.l hi. mouth, and began fu, ,,,. ,urv,y b.f,jr .elect
hia aermon. The flrat few worda were
Illuminating lie ..Id. "Of a truth I ' "". or hrt th" dld
pen-rive that (iml i. no rr-H-rter uf properly appreciate the value uf keep-
uemoii." hut in everv nation he that lug accurate coal accounta, are rca
fean th Him, ami Worketh righteoua ' auna thoae moat concerned frequently
neaa. la acceptable to Him." IVler give for failure In the rural minor ex
had alwaya thought that a pcraon had preaa or inter-city hauling bu:iim--.;i
to U'Lin. a Jewiah nroai lvte. and 1- according to K. Karr. director uf the
rlri-unuiaeil. before he could l-ecome Fireatune Ship by Truck llureau at
. Christian. Ilo hail not fully under Akron, O.
atood the Urd'a teaching. "There hel. The reaulta uf recent Inveatiga
be nne fold and one ahephcrd." "(Jo lion, made by the rlrentonr bureau
ye Intil all the world." "The promlae i.j along the line, and aome rriom-
to all that are aTar on. Jewian preju
dice had blinded hia eyea. And r. bark
tin-re in Simon', huuae top in Joppa.
niendation. for the guidance of pro-
IM-ctive uperatur. are enumerated by
Mr. Karr in a letter received recently
Coil gave him a wonderful viaion, a by th Albany branch of the bureau
great aheet letdown from heaven, con- at lt and Baker htrret.
tnining all kinda uf beaitta, clean and
unclean, wth the command, "Kiac
IVler. kill and eat." Tutting together
"Invuatigatiuna conducted by our
fieldu men diacloae that in a number
uf caaea rural and inter-city expreaa
agenclea, auch ai public aervlce and
railroad coiiuiila.lon.
"In making thia aurvey valuable
information can be aocurvd from
county farm agent., farmer, who are
large ahippera, agricultural and co
operative aaaoriation leader., ahippera
of agricultural implement., local
banker., whole.alera, retailer., manu
facturer and commercial aaaocia
tiona. "It 1 often impractical to inti r
view all ahiper ill making a aurvuy
uf tonuge available. In auch caaea
the uae of a carefully worded quea
tioniiulre will be found helpful.
"Once embarked in buaineaa, too
much atreaa cannot be placed on the
keeping uf complete coat accounts.
The number uf o-eralor who fail to
take into account auch itema aa de
preciation, intereat, auperviaion, in-1
.urjiicc iind taxe, is entirely too
great. Many auch men are making,
their rate ao luw that operating I
their buainea. i. merely a procea. uf J
eating up their capitul. The imprac
tical method, they are employing not ;
only pcll their own failure but aluoj
threaten the buaineaa of practical op-i
eratora who find it difficult to com-1
pete with them." I
ually In a leak.
A visU-ran motoriat, who ha. ach
ieved a remarkable record for tire
longevity, claim, that he haa dona ao
by the uae of overall tire., fitted with
interliner. and the common aire in
ner tube.. The experiment would nut
be very coatly at any rate.
thia viaion ami Corneliua" "account of linea change handa frequently, and
how the lj.nl had directed him. I'eter that in aome other caae. the buaineaa
a ii.. ,..i.. i.i.w,..! .,,,1 rniht the haa been abandoned altogether," Mr.
vi.ion of the "L'niveraal ChriaL" i Karr writes.
Th r.l of IVter'a aermon waa a' "Their report, make it clear that
letting forth of the facta cuncerning frequent change, uf management and
Jeaua' divinity, and waa finally in ; the failurea are due In part to lack
terrupteil by the decent of the Holy , of proper conaideration of certain
Spirit on Corneliua and hi. friend., factor, baair In any buaineaa, but more
In order to understand what folluwa, frequently til marcgaru ui .ever.,
we muat get clearly thin fact; that factor. rculiar to the operation uf
thi. out pouring of the Spirit wa. not rnqtor expreaa line,
the indwelling gift prumiacd to every! "They convince ua that firat of all
penitent. aVedient believer; but waa care muat be exerciaed in the selcc
a miraruloua gift, aa at FVnls-oat tion uf a route. Before selection is
and in Samina, and had. aa thoae oth- made there ahuuld be a thorough aur
er times, a diatinct purpoae. to con-1 vey of the buainea. possibilities of
vince the aix Jews who had come w ith several routea.
Peter, and through them, the whole' Thl. preliminary .urvey ahould em
church, that it wa. God's plan to ad- brace the following important point.:
mit (Jentilea to the church on the a.mej I. The exact length of the ruute
condition, aa the Jew.. It wa. cer- and the time it wil Hake truck o
tainly understood thus by I'eter, for . make the round trip over it.
he promptly commanded nut ug- 2. Character and cunditiun of the
geatml, but commanded them to le roada.
Clean Spark Plug
Ih Held Essential
baptised in the name of Jeaua Christ.
The native employe, at a Bombay
. a ;....
null atrura recently oecauae inejr
3. Approximate tonage it will fur-
niah trucks moving in both directions.
4. Kxisting and poaaible competi-
nnt receive a bonua on the reported
birth of the owner's son.
6. The extent to which motor trans
portation l regulated by government
pi! iiii
"The man who is too buny to clean
hia spark plugs i. ahorting his bat
tery life." This is the opinion uf
I) L. I'reaton, the local Willard man.
"Kven though the engine la using
magneto ignitiun the carbon on the
apark plugs is putting unnecesaary
work on the battery. The engine muat
be turned over more rapidly in order
to get a .park from the magneto and
the battery has to do much more
work for each start than it would if
the plug, were clean."
"The motoriat who unscrew, and
cleans his spark plugs every week or
two will find that he is able to get
his engine turning over in noticeably
shorter time."
Sweet Home Sifting.
Svrrei Home 1. booming lately.
A new blucksniith ha come and in
tvndt erecting a big garage In the
ne.tr tuture. He i turned at the
hotel.
Gmndna f'utmn hat been quite
ill the paot week but i getting bet
ter now.
The debate Friday afternoon at the
high school waa well attended If
you want to hear some good dehctora
you tiiould go once.
Mrs. Wilbur Rolph !s doing domes
tic work for Mr. Tomp-on win hsi
juat returned from the hospital herc
vhe underwent an operaiion it do ng
fine.
W ..re glad to know France!
Weddle ii improving; t hop to see
him home soon.
Farmrr Malonr and Frank D aily
exchanged property Iat week. Now
we have a new "hello girl" ani we
.urely appreciate the good service we
had before. We wish both partiri
"good luck"
Mr. Annie Malone called o-i Mrs.
Feigum last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Feigum hua act out a young
orchard of some choice varietea.
We have had aome fine weather the
last few day and now we surely hate
to tee the cold fog rise agian.
We are always glad when Sunday
comes for then all our young school
teachiri come home fur two diy.
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Thi. i. the time of year to re
new the rubber mose connection, of
the cooling .y.tem . These connec
tions deteriroate after a seaaon'a use
and sometimes the inside layer of
fabric separates from the rest and
impedes circulation without the de
fect being apparent from the outside
No kinks should be allowed in such
connections and the clamp fasteners
should be properly secured. Where
rubi er hose ha. bends in it a good
plan is to reinforce it by a brass coil
spring, which is a good fit inside.
This prevents any flattening at the
bend and cracking, resulting event-
The origin of the phrase "to give
the cold shoulder" is said to have been
due to the custom in France of ser
ving a cold shoulder instead of a hot,
roast joint to those whose visits had
lasted too long.
Initial showing of the as
sorted styles for spring.
Miss Manhattan Suits,
Youthful New York
styles, the Jaunty Jack
ets, the Just Right Skirts
and Sashes are all favor
ite features of the fashion.
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Drifted Snow Flour, Best hard wheat flour,
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Green Peas, Fine Head Lettuce, Green Onions, Kale
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' They produce a sensation al
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These springs absorb road
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Strain on the body is thus great
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The light weight of Overland
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Heavier car comfort is sup
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DAY MOTOR COMPANY
EARL B DAY, CLARENCE COLLINS, KENNETH CARTER
111 West First St. .
AND TRUCK AND TRACTOR EXHIBIT
ARMORY AUDITORIUM
Last Time Tonight
The first showing of Post War models automobiles on
the Pacific Coast.
A complete exhibit of the latest cars in a most elabor
ate, artistic setting.
Motorists have now their first opportunity to see and
compare all the 1920 cars under one roof.
Lewis' famous Multnomah Hotel orchestra will play,
and special entertainment features will delight
the show visitor.
ADMISSION . ,
Dance Friday & Saturday in New Murphy Garage
Under Auspices of
Albany Automobile Dealers
Association
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