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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-05
EVANS JACKSON AGAIN
IN TOLLS OF THE LAW
Sneaked From the Court House
While Waiting to Be Tried.

Evans Jackson, the negro who
quietly and unobserved left the court
room during the last term of the SUI
perior court while awaiting his turn
to be run through the mill of justice,
is again behind the bars, having been
captured by Sheriff Turner.
The charge against Jackson IS the
manufacture of lard can dew.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-12
Important Notice!

Bicycle the sidewalks be when Oo
condition under the following regulatons
THE RIDER MUST DSMOUNT WHEN PASSING ANY PERSON OK
PERSONS.
NO RIDING will be permitted in the following territory BETWEEN HE
HOURS OF SEVEN A. NJ AND TWELVE MIDNIGHT.
Shiloh evard,E East Avenue
SueetEa Of Avenue
SreetE East of EshcolA
18th Street East of Elijah
10Th Street o Elijah
AVENUE hand2o Streets
Enoch Avenue between 9th and 18th Streets.
Within onehaf block Twty6t Thni Street School Build
This privilege with the ride
and business and pleasure riding
to detemn
avoid danger o srians
that reside fromh of
the city
report every Of
privilege.
The Ordinance Concerning Lights and Bells will be Strictly Enforced
Hoping shall n and
the good of ALL | Respectfully,
Mayor.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-12
H E T 0 B acc HE ART
CIGARETs WILL KILL AND INJURE MORE
MEN THAN THE POISONOUS GASES OF THE
GERMANS, SAYS HUDSON MAXIM
&C. B. W.

Hudson Maxim, recognized as the
Worlds greatest munition expert, recently
said:
"The numbers of our men killed and the
numbers injured by all the poisonous gases
of the Germans will be far fewer than
those who will be killed and injured by the
poisonous gases of cigaret smoke which our
hyper-sentimentality is inlicting upon them,
while the after-effects will be even worse
II do not for one minute mean to i'm
ply that cigaret smoke is as virulent poison
as the gases employed against our troops
by the Germans, but do mean that cigaret
smoke will be responsible for lasting injury
to many more of Our men and be responsible
for a larger number of deaths than the
poisonous gases of the Germans, and
claim that the permanent effects of cigaret
poison are even worse than the after-effects
of the poison gases of the Germans, because
while the German gases effect the body, they
do not, like the cigaret, impair the mind"
Rev c. E. Cornell, in an article which
recently appeared in the Herald of Holiness,
sayss
There are two questions that we raise;
Is young man a cleaner, stronger better
young man for being cigaret fend? Is
soldier a more courageous, daring, physi
cally stronger soldier for having smoked
several boxes of cigaretS?"
In answer to these questions, he quotes
DR.. ]. H. Kellogg, of the Battle Creek SAM
tarium, who says;
Nicotine weakens the heart, lessons en-
durance, diminishes breathing capacity, be-
numbs the sensibilities, impairs the eye
sight, stupefes the brain, and depreciates
every mental, physical and vital power of
the man. In the writer's opinion, it is, at
the present moment, the American soldiers
most deadly foe"
Rev. Cornell then says:
"That this deadly cigaret habit is fasten-
ing itself upon millions of men and women
is vouched for by indisputable statistics. The
total consumption of cigarets for 1913 will
aggregate forty billion. That is approx
mately, thirty-eight billion more than in
1902, an alarming increase within sixteen
years.
Thousands of our soldier boys who
never smoked a cigaret have learned to use
these dangerous coffin nails, and will come
home from the war, cigaret fends, rbject
to all the weaknesses caused by this deadly
habit"
Rev. Cornell then asks, ''What shall we
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-12
MANY NEW PEOPLE COMING INTO
ZION
C. B. W.l

On last Lords Day, eat the afternoon
service, in Shiloh Tabernacle, forty-two
persons received the Right Hand of Fellow
ship as members in the Christian Catholic
Apostolic Church in ZION.
It will be born in mind that this was not
the last Lords Day of the Feast of Taber-
nacles, neither was it the All Night Meeting,
on both of which occasions a large number
of new members always is received into
fellowship. 1t was simply the first Lords
Day of the month an occasion which
comes twelve times year and upon which
the opportunity always is extended to visi-
tors in the city, to new people moving here,
or to anyone else, to unite with us in fellow
ship
The number last Lords Day included a
until recently, was tobacco user, liquor
drinker and an all round man of the world
From the hour he entered the city of Zion,
short time ago, all desire for tobacco,
liquor, profanity and other vices which had
been lifelong habit with him, entirely left,
and great new JOY and light came into
his life.
The number also included young man,
with his wife, who until recently was a
Presbyterian minister in Canada.
Also, young man who met one of our
ZION young men at Camp Macarthur, Texas,
a few months ago, and who, through read
ing the Leaves of Healing and The Theocyot
sent each week to our boys in camp, and
through the friendship which sprang up be-
tween the young men, became interested
Until that time, he had never heard Of ZION.
Immediately upon receiving an honorable
discharge from service, he came here and
is making his home in this city.
The number included man in the prime
of life who has been farmer, cattle buyer
and very active man of affairs in many
ways, and who has moved to ZION with his
family. He has come here, ready to throw
his energy, his talent, his experience, his
all into the work for God and humanity in
any way he can be of USE
And SO we might go on through the list
There never was time since the early days
of the work when so many people were
turning their faces Zionward, when so much
interest was being evinced, or when so many
letters of inquiry were being received from
strangers. AS we write, two letters lie be-
fore us. One of them says:
BY accident, [ found one of your papers,
or Leaves in home where I am working
Continued on page 35)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-12
The Great Present Day Issue
Continued from first page)

At the Revelation, he alights on the
Mount of Olives, which is before Jerusalem
on the East.
2. He then takes the Beast and the False
Prophet = the two Beasts of Revelation Is
and 1920 and casts them into the Lake
of Fire
According to Ezekiel and Isaiah, Cog, the
king of the Northeastern Confederacy, is
killed at Armageddon by being hit with a
one hundred thirty pound hailstone
Having destroyed His enemies He sets
the Theocratic throne at Jerusalem and
organizes His great Millennial Kingdom
Jeremiah 3:17-18 Ezekiel 49,; Daniel
7:13-14; Luke 19:11-15.
3. In II Thessalonians 2:1-12 you have
both the Rapture and the Revelation.
Verse One - The Rapture.
Verse Six Antichrist to be revealed in
his time, the last seven years following the
Rapture
Verse Seven - The Holy Spirit, as the
Hinderer, to be taken out of the way of
Antichrist's revelation. The Holy Spirit
depart with the Church when it is caught
up in the Rapture.
Verse Eight : The Revelation of the
Bon OF Man and the destruction of the
Antichrist at Armageddon, at the end of
the Seven Years.
4. For the Millennial Kingdom, the Israel
itish Remnant is taught to pray: "Thy
Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth
as it is done in heaven"
The Church is taught to prepare to meet
the Lord in the Rapture = Matthew Is 10
while she waits for His Son from Heaven
i Thessalonians 10 and she is to pray
daily for her Lords return : Revelation
p 20.
EVEN SO, COME, LORD JESUS"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-04-12

ruined The one hundred million dollars re-
ceived annually from the traffic, in revenue,
comes far short of compromising loss sus-
tanned"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
PERSONALS.

Sergt. r. b. Kruk and Mrs. Kruk
Of Detroit, Mich, have returned
home after a prolonged visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladislaus Kruk, 426 y. Wilbur St
L. Trunnell, Mrs. r. B. Kruk's father
of Minneapolis, Mimi. who was also
visiting for several days at the same
place, accompanied them 10 Detroit
where he will conclude his visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nowrczewska, s
Chaplin St, who was i'll with in
nuenza, has suffered a replase and is
in a serious condition.
Pvt. Andrew Wengner has re-
turned 10 Camp Custer, Battle Creek.
Mich, after spending the holidays
with relatives and friends here.
Miss Clara Haun, Lincoln way w.
has returned from Chicago. where
she spent the holidays with relatives.
Aloysious Gorny. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Gorny. W. Division St. has
returned TO Orchard Lake. Mich. TO
resume his studies at ST. Cyril Meth
odius seminary.
Stanley Grzesk of Chicago return
ed TO his home Friday after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Hazinski W. Thomas st.
Pvt Peter Lapczynsli has re-
turned 10 Camp Devens. Mass. aft
er spending one weeks furlough
with his wife ar 1913 w. Grace St
Louis Ratajczak. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ratajczak. Brookheld St. J.
Bomsicki, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Romsicki. 1915 Linden av.. and
Leon Mincinsd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
lgnatius MincinsN. 421 College ST.
students of the St. cyril and Meth
odius seminary have returned 90
orchard Lake. Mich, TO resume
their studies after spending the hoIi-
days with their parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
Progress Club in Favor of
Coliseum Centrally Located

it made IL easier for those who had
nothing to say not 20 say IT,
Conversation. DR. Griggs pointed
out. was a most excellent form. not
Of diversion Of distraction. but Of
recreation" In the course of his
lecture ne declared that play NAV
easily degenerate into dissipation.
Not the obvious physical dissipation.
but the abuse OF time which might
be utilized in adding 20 the basic
capital Dr. Griggs mentioned es-
pccially the conhning Of ones spare
moments 10 the reading OF news
papers. or TO magazines which por-
tray only the surface within OF the
public. tie defined as dissipation the
allowing to go 20 waste tho stimula-
ton derived from any form of pleas
ure such as good music good books.
or a good lecture. IF that stimula-
ton is allowed 20 evapOrate without
being the inspiration for something
good something which will add o
the basic capital. it is dissipation.
Rest j. Changed Action.
Rest is changed action" DIT.
Griegs said. "and it is the power Of
concentration coupled with the abil-
It's TO turn easily from one form Of
action TO another. which viii lead
eventually TO the highest success"
AT the next general meeting Of the
club. TO he held on Jan. Is. the art
department viii present the third
annual exhibition Of living pictures
The two previous exhibitions have
proved the biggest attraction of the
club year and it is expected that
the one to be presented this year
will in every way equal the others.
as The Art of the Allies" is to be
the subject Pictures from Ameri-
can. French. Italian. English and
Belgian painters and those OF some
Of the smaller countries viii be rep
resented
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

The Progress club went on record
as unanimously approving the estab-
iishment OF a coliseum 10 be cen
trally located in South Bend as a
fitting memorial 90 the soldiers and
sailors Of ST.. Joseph county and the
CITY Of South Bend at the general
club meeting held Saturday after
noon in the club rooms. Precedins
the adoption Of a resolution to that
effect. Mrs. Lafayette LeVan gave a
short talk advocating that the coli
seuu be a building OF beauty. one
that can be pointed ia I'm generations
following as beautiful to- look at as
wei as useful
Tine resolution which was unani-
rnouelv adopted follows. whereas.
the women OF the Progress club, who
have many sons. brothers and hus-
bands in the service. have a vital
interest in the coliseum to be erect
cd as q memorial 20 the soldiers and
sailors OF tho city and county. and
whereas. the club deems it advisable
Ito have such "a coliseum centrally
located in South Bend. therefore.
pc = resolved that the Progress
club endorse this coliseum move
laeut and send its approval 10 Mayor
Carson, the city officials. the county
commissioners and AN those inter-
ested in the proposed plan
DR.. Grigg~ Lectures.
During the business meeting which
preceded the lecture OF Dr. Edward
Howard Griggs Mrs. Fred Wood
ward club president. delivered
<cw Years message 90 the members.
'The test Of your ideals Is iu how
y ON spend your free time. for it is
then that YOU do what Won really
care 90 do" said Or Edward How
ard Griggs. noted lecturer. I'm his
address on Self CULTURE IN the Mar
Gin OF Life" before members and
guests OF the Progress club Saturday
afternoon Dr. Griggs formerly pro-
fessor OF literature at Indiana uni
versity. and later head OF the com
bined departments Of ethics and
education at Leland Stanford. has
been a lecturer FOR 90 years and
has developed "a most pleasing per
sOnalitv.
"Besides the basic capital with
which we are endowed at birth.
character intelligence etc. we have
daily income OF % hours with
which 90 add 90 our capital" said
Dr. Griges "A goodlv share Of this
time must be used i'm simply paying
our way and il is how we spend
our free time the margin. that in
dicates what we are really going TO
be"
Continuing Or Griggs said that
there were few people who really
know the art Of play. and that some
OF MS still adhered 20 the old idea
that God was happy when we were
miserable. he defined games as
bride 20 play and said it was q pity
that man couldn't he induced TO
walk across n green field i'm the sun
shine without brihing him with =
white ball and a stick Bridge whist
he said was admirable insofar that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05


metallic iron. The old forms of metallic
iron must go through n digestive proc
eSS % transform them into organic iron
-NuNatcd lron-bef0re they are ready
o. Zee taken mp ami assimilated by the
human system Notwithstanding an that
has been said and written On this sub
lcet by well-knoWu physicians. thou
sands or people stll insist in dosing
themselves with metallic iron simply
SUPPOSE, because 10 costs "a few cents
less strongly advise readers - aIt
cases to get "a physicians prescription
Tor organic iron-NuNgted lron-or II
Won don't want 60 20 20 this trouble.
tlen purchase only NuN1tcd Iron I'm It's
original packages and see that this par
l"ular name lNuNated from appears on
iIe uHrkHge TT Won have taken prppa-
EltlDus such aS NuN and Iron and other
siui .Ir non products and failed o. get
results. remember that such products
are an entirely different thing from
NuNatei lron'
Manufacturers Notc. NuNatod Iron
" 4ir1 ha~ been used by Dr. sullivan amt
others with >Urn surprising results. and
which iS pres rincu and recommended
above nF phr~iriHD-- i~ not 80 ~erref reu-
cIy hut ONE vh.h Is WeI known o.
druggists everyWhr.c Fnl-rr tile older
Inorganic irol products if Isl easily as
~lull-Htei ana does not Iurure the te-tI
Ha he theu HiaUk nor upset tLe stomach
pr mHuuia .t.rrrs guarantee su.cc>sfg
$500 entirely ~Hri~fI.terN results fo every
pun laser or they win refund YOUR
money 10 lis dispensed in this city hy
81 etticks Cut Rate Drug store ana other
druggists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
MRS. H. W0RTHlNGTON
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

Mrs Eva Katherine W0rthington
died ut her home on the jefferson
street road Saturday afternoon at
2:15 o'clock. following a two weeks
illness with bronchial pneumon
Mrs. Worthington was born in
Nishawaka 30 years ago and has
resided here her entire life time
ON March %. 1915. she was married
to Harry Worthington at Cassa polls.
Mich Beside her husband she is
survived by two children. Helen La
Fave and Joyce WOrthingtOn. She
also leaves a sister. Mrs. Sadie Darr.
OF this city.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but vii be announc-
ed later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.


Balicki Falcons, nest No. /, an
nounces that arrangements for a
literary evening in connection with
the awarding Of diplomas 10 two Of
It's honorary members. John p. Roz-
plochowski and Louis n. Mucha.
have been completed. The affair will
take place Sunday evening at
o'clock in Z. Balicki hall, W. Divil
sion ST.. concluded with a banquet
at which covers will be laid for more
than a hundred members and in
vited guests. Banquet tables viii be
pr0fusely decorated with cut flow
ers and the hall in color schemes
connected with the tables. The hon
orary places at the table will be oc-
cupied by Louis NJ. Mucha and John
=. RozplochOwsh and wife
The literary program viii consist
OF recitations, special musical selec-
tions and suitable 10 the occasion
speeches delivered by prominent
members OF the nest. and brought 20
a conclusion by the awarding of the
diplomas The awarding Of the
. =
OF the founding OF the independent
Falcons society under the name Of
Zygmunt BaHcki. nest 40. l. by the
two above named and Clements
Cora czewski who recently died
Mrs. Ladislaus kruk. as w. VIII
bur ST.. charmingly entertained with
"a New Years party as courtesy to
Mr.. J. Trunnell of Minneapolis.
Mimi. Sergt r. j. Kruk Of De
troit, Mich, and his wife, Violet.
The occasion also being as a sur
prise party on Mrs. L. 3. Kruk.
whose birthday it was. The time
was spent socially with both in
strumental and vocal music. At
midnight the guests were invited to
the dining room. where an elaborate
supper was served at a prettjly APP
pointed table. centered with bou-
quet of cut flowers and decorations
suggestive of the Christmas season.
A large cake bearing p lighted
candled was included in the table
decorations. The honored guest re-
ceived many pretty gifts.
Tie st. Sanislaus' Kostka society
of st. Hedwige's parish will hold its
meeting Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock in the school building.
The meeting of the Polish Fal-
cons. 4. Balicki. No. i. will be held
Sunday afternoon at 1870 o'clock at
their own hall w Division st.
The St John Cantius' Literary So
ciety of st Hedwige's parish will
hold its meeting Sunday evening at
the parish library parlors.
The singing rehearsal of the ST.
Hedwige's choir VIII be held Tues
day evening at the St Hedwige's
school building.
The Young Women's Holy Rosary
society of st. Casimir's parish will
hold its meeting Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in St Casimirs
2chool building.
The military band of Falcons. T.
Baiicki, No. 1, will hold its rehearsal
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
at II. Balicki hall. w. Division ST.
The monthly meeting of St. Peter
Paul society of St. Stanislaus
church will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock in the St. Stanis-
laus' school rooms.
The Young Ladies' sodality of St
Hedwige's church will meet Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the St
Hedwige's school rooms.
Members of the Young Women's
Holy Rosary society 81 ST. Hedwige's
parish will hold their monthly meet
ing Sunday afternoon at the st. He'd
VICES school rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
PVT. ACHIEL DEMAEGT
SUCCUMBS 70 DISEASE

The casualty list for Saturday con
tains the name of Private Achiel
Demaegt as having died Of disease
while on overseas duty. Aifonz De
maegt Of this city il named as the
nearest relative
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

Commenting on the
use of NuNated Iron
as n tonic. strength
and blood builder. Dr.
James Francis Sulli-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

e ~. ~ vide apart that the mill can't
grind
"For want II iron YOU may be- an old
man ar thirty. dull Of intellect. poor I'm
memory nervous. irritable and aIi run
dovm, while no nifty or sixty, with plen-
tv OF iron in your blood, you may still
III vounc fin feeling. fun az life. your
whole being brimming over with vim
and energy
As uroos Of this take the case Of For
meg Emitted states senator aud Vice
presidential Nominee Charles A. Towue.
s. ho at uast - is still veritable noun
cain or tircless energy. senator Towuc
AVS. " have found NUxated Iron OF the
greatest benefit as q tonic and rt-u.a-
tive ueuceforth shall not Doe without
10. ann ln q position o. testify Tor the
benefit uf others 90 the remarkable and
Immediate. helpfuluess ~ this remedy.
Ind uuLesitatingiy recommend NuN-
ted IRON to al who feel Tire need ~ re-
tped energy and The regularity Of bod
Functions.
Then There is Former Health Coma
missioner William X. Kerr. ~ Chica-o.
Nh1 is past Che three score year mars.
Iut still Vigorous. active. fun ~ Ufe.
Yill aud energy. Former Health Cuu-
missioner hrr. says De- believes DIS 0Ru
rl-r-.uas activity taial is lar-slE uur or
Is u.H OF NuAHfeI lrnu ana that le le-
Ileve- TO ought O. hc prescribed hy every
hvsiei1u ami used lu every hospital iu
tie country.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1919-04-18
WAR VETERANS
To OPGAN|zE

Six delegates from Nevada will be
sent TO St Louis TO attend a national
convention of the veterans of the
present war to assist in organizing a
national organization. The six dele
Rafea will be selected at state con-
gention in Reno. which will be held
pn April 25th
Lieutenant Col James G. Scrugham
has been appointed state representa-
tive BY Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roose-
Yelt. national organizer, and announc-
ed the selection of delegates TO the
state convention. They are +. l..
Malsbary. chairman. of Reno; 7. l..
Withers. secretary; r. j. d. Salter of
Minemucea; H. A. Sweet of Gardner
Vile. Jay Brinton of Ely; l.. w. Gre
hore of Fallon. and a representative
from Las Vegas yet to be selected.
Al the Reno convention the state
organization will be perfected.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1919-04-18
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES

Last night Maundy Thursday SER
vices were conducted and great
number of communicates partook of
the sacred supper as usual.
Today at the usual morning hour
God Friday services will be held.
Also Holy Communion will be cele-
brated
Sunday morning services for Easter
will be held. The pastor in his
Easter discourse will touch upon the
greatest happening in the history of
the world the glorious resurrection of
the savior.
Ii the evening on Easter day the
Sunday school will render very
pleasant program to the honor of the
risen Savior. All scholars will take
part in the exercises. Everybody is
cordially invited. The exercises will
begn at S;15.
Sunday morning the Sunday School
meets as usual al $3.50 a. m.
Inc htDOu l4ulntl all D. -. llittio ct
the Genoa Union Church at 2:S0 p. m.
Last Sunday the voting members OF
the church met after the services.
Nest OF the members were present.
The following new members were re-
ceived: Edward Lampe, Fred Wilslef
Pete Petersen, Herbert Dressler. +.
Frioke will be the congregational del
egate at our church convention which
will meet in San Francisco in July
VIM Wennhold is the substitute. II
was decided that cement side walk
be laid leading to the Society room
The members are requested to offer
for this purpose after the two COM
munion services on Maundy Thurs
day and Good Friday. The matter OF
taking part in the three million dol
lar Endowment Fund Campaign was
placed In the hands Of the Board.
Owing to the fact that the pastor
will be at conference on next Tues
day evening, the Young Peoples So
ciety will not meet on that date. Th'
members will receive due notice o
the next meeting.
The pastor will leave next Monda,
in order to attend the Pastoral Con
ference of the pastors of Northern
California and Nevada. The confer
enee will meet at the Concordia Col
lege In Oakland. April %, and gath