The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-12-13
SCHEDULE OF FEES

Is ii. t. and less ..>............9 oUU
IS H. P and more than rs. 49,. 1900
so H. P and more than IS ..... 1000
More than so H. P. ............ $500
Electrics 100
In a letter received from lady, she says:
"In copy of The Theocrat that friend
gave me lately, I saw this trial offer (inclos-
ing clipping offering the Leaves of Heal
ing and The The0crat ten weeks for 40
cents). Enclosed find 40 cents, for which
please send me the papers. We never have
been subscribers before We enjoy the mes
sage on the last days so much"
Twenty-one persons were baptized by
Triune Immersion in Shiloh Tabernacle on
Friday night, December 5, by the General
Overseer. 1t was very simple solemn and
beautiful service. Among the number bap-
tized were two ministers, Elder Thomas H.
Nelson, who recently came into Zion, and
Rev. F. S. DeVona, whowas ordained as an
Elder in Zion on last Lords Day.
Has it occurred to you that after all these
weeks of futile conferences and failure to
reach a decision in the general coal strike,
which threatened industrial chaos and the
welfare of every American, that only the
sick President of the United States seemed
able to outline plan which effected set
Element? What is a government without
a leader? In any movement or Organlza-
ton there must be directing hand
A lady living in central Illinois, who is
not a member of Zion, sent for three pounds
of Zion candy the other day, saying that
when she gave her little boy other candy it
made him sick, but this was not the case
with Zion Pure Candy which she purchased
last year at the holiday season.
The Junior Choir is preparing an excep-
tionally fine cantata, to be used at the Christ
mas Service of the Bible School, The can
tata is entitled, Goods Precious Gift" The
Junior Choir will be accompanied by small
orchestra, and the kindergarten will take
part The date for this exercise will be
made known later
Mr. and Mrs Leonard NJ Peterson of
Arkansas, are in Zion City on a months
vacation having been visiting Mr.. Peter
sons aunt, Mrs A. c. Anderson, and fam
lily. They now are guests in Zion Home.
Both we're received into fellowship in Shiloh
Tabernacle on last Lords Day
The residence of H. A. K1einert at 1901
Ezra avenue lately has been remodeled; also
given coat Of elastica stucco which is in
green finish dashed with granite and white
marble stone The work was done by Zion
Building Industry.
Mr. John McKim, of Thunder Hawk,
CO,,+1, Do1yo+o SC x;ci+;,cr bic ,,,o+oo- Mrc
William McKim, and his sister, Mrs F. W.
Pulaski and husband, of 2o17 Enoch avenue.
He expects to remain in Zion City during
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Faassen returned
from Iowa last Friday where they had been
visiting Mr.. Faassens parents for ten days,
while on their wedding journey. They have
taken an apartment in Zion Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Basinger, of
Misser, Kansas, and Mr. c. H. Hanni, of
Logansport, Indiana, were visitors of Mr..
Emil Zimmerman and family, of Bis
Enoch avenue, several days last week.
Miss Constance Neate Harding has ar
rived in Zion City from England, to make
this her permanent home. She is staying
with her sister, Mrs. George w. Anderson,
on west Thirty-hrst street.
Deacon H. W. Sutton, travelling salesman
for Zion Office Supply has returned from
a trip through the Southwest; also Mrs.
Sutton who has been with him in his ter
ritory for several weeks.
Among a company of Seventies working
in Racine, Wisconsin, under Elder Robbins
on Lords Day forenoon, two ladies sold 1870
copies of Leaves Of Healing in three hours
time.
Mr.. Findlay c. Gustafson, who recently
arrived in Zion City from Lisbon, North
Dakota, has taken clerical position in the
office Of Zion Building Industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Smith and daughter
of St. Paul, were guests of Mrs Eva Turner
and family and Mrs. George Orr and fam
lily, last week.
Sergeant Ellis " Reynolds, of the Fort
Sheridan Hospital, visited for several days
last week with his sisters Mrs E. L. Brown
and Mrs D. O. Kess1er
Mrs. G. F. Hornberger with three chill
dren, of Elmhurst, Illinois, spent Saturday
with her parents, Deacon and Mrs W. O.
Ruby, of 1904 Gilead avenue.
Mr.. Clyde Banes of Chalmers, Indiana, is
visiting his uncles, Mr.. Jacob Fosher and
wife and Mr.. George Banes and wife.
Mr.. Jacob Fosher has returned from his
old home in Indiana, where he has been
staying for about two months
Ora Nav Lesher of Louisville. Kentucky.