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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
SLIGHT RIFT IN BRITISH
STRIKE STORM CLOUDS
More Optimistic Feeling Prevails
Regarding Possibilities Of
Reaching Settlement.
MEET WITH ANDREW b. LAW
Delegates Are Closeted for More
Than an Hour and Announcement
Is Made Conference Will Be Re
sumed Today.
[By Aasociated Presa.l

LONDON Oct 4.-There was at least
slight rift In the strike storm clouds
| tonight. The country today had recon
ciled itself to the belief that there
| was nm irreconcIlable break between
the government and the unions in con
sequences OF the absolute failure OF
| yesterdays conference between the
Cabinet and the trade union concilia-
ton committee in an effort to reach
oasis whereby negotiations with the
railway workmen could be reopened
Two unheralded events tonight gave
rise to a more optimistic feeling In
both government and labor circles re-
gardins the possibilities of a settle
ment Briefly. the Cancellation com
mittee again unexpectedly visited
With Andrew Bonar Law repaired i'm.
national Union '1 Of R sHfSutive Me Of the
NAT late hour it was announced
would see Premier LOW ,May Gs aelega ties
s morrow after having absented them
several days. 'oi
,s The visit Of the Cancellation commit
ieeked for eTTnh, e S,rees had no, been
with Bonar Law for more than en
hour. and at the end OF which time III II
Mas Mas announced that the interview had
nature Of the conferences was n nf
divulged. but the newspaper men wnitt
ing outside the Premier's Residence
mittee. seemed more cheerfni ne com
.ney left Apparently progress vas
,naoe by Bonar Law and the commits
zee, as the visit OF the railway dnie
gates tomorrow would seem TO be de-
Pe pen upon some new angle which
After the meeting between tbs rot,
way mems executive and the conciIis
Mon Pts committee. Arthur Henderson ad-
nad come from Downing Street 70 Zoe
b bir progress to the union. Mr.. Thome q
n IA InS announced that he and ths
mier tomorra6W a'es would see the Pre-
rGGessed for further statement rs-
Mr TSSon nne livelihood OF a settlement,
wait" ""iu you must
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
LABOR CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN MONDAY
Plans Are Virtually Completed.
but Railway Delegation Is
Undecided.
OFFER ANOTHER PROPOSAL
No Decision Is Reached as to
Who Will Be Presiding
Officer.
OFFER ANOTHER Proposal
by Assoc,ated Prena1

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4. Arrange
rnents for the opening Monday Of the
Industrial and labor conference called
by President Wilson, virtually were
complete tonight, with only the ques-
ton OF whether the railroad unions
would send delegates unsettled.
With the transportation workers
unrepresented. many officials think the
value OF the conference reduced be-
ca use OF tho tremendous part played
by the rail- men IN the economic life
Of the country. There is no question,
however. but that the deliberations
will begin Monday afternoon in the
Hall OF Nations a. the Pan-American
Union Building as planned.
Railroad Hen Undecided.
Timothy Shea, OF tho Firemen
Brothe rhood- the only executive of the
four big brotherhoods now in Wash
ington, said the railroad unions were
acting together and that no decision
had been reached as to whether they
would send delegates. he was in tele-
graphic communication with other
that there was serious doubt as to the
railroad unions participating in the
conferences, because their suggested
change in the representation of or
ganized labor had not been accepted
The compromise proposal submitted
by tire railroad admin istration, after
conference with President Gompers, Of
the American Federation of Labor. and
Secretary of Labor Wilson would give
the four big Observation-Disclosures
bremenr copductors and hrakemen-
one. representative each in tho confer
er@e. leaving Lhe other raiiros d uniors,
wnich arc affiliated with the fedora
ton. to be represented by the four.
teen men named by the federation.
Action F'nils to Bring Harmony.
In addition, o. NJ Jewell, acting
president OF the railway EMPLOYEES
department. of the federation has been
appointed representative Of the pub
lie In an endeavor to meet the oppo-
sltton OF the union which he REPRE-
sents, but apparently the result
achieved was not harmony, but only
surprise that organized labor should
nave been given still another dele
gate. credited to public representation.
A presiding officer of the confer
ence, In the absence OF President viii
son. whose illness will prevent him
from attending, still is to be chosen.
All the arrangements have been in the
hands OF Secretary Wilson. but because
or ms close connection with the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, there have
been suggestions that some other Cabi-
net omcer should open the delibera-
Tons. to avoid any appearance of labor
domination OF the gathering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
JEALOUS MAN MAILS
AN INTERNAL MACHINE
TO u. S. ARMY CAPTAIN
Bomb Is Discovered in Atlanta
Post-O0ice and Arrest I'm
mediafely FoIlo,os.
rBy Universal service.l

ATLANTA, GA. Oct. 4.-FolIowing
the discovery in the post office here
this afternoon of an Internal machine,
addressed to Captain John H. Kneubel,
an army officer stationed in Buffalo.
Paul B. Carter. mechanic. was placed
under arrest.
Tho man is accused of mailing the
bomb because he was jealous of the
attention paid his divorced wife by
Captain Kneubel.
The captain was recently stationed
in Atlanta before he was ordered to
Buffalo, and during that time, it is
alleged, the sender of the deadly ex-
plosive was Infatuated with the officers
conduct with his wife.
On one occasion. it is said, the hus-
band sent his wife n poisoned needle,
the discovery of which led the woman
to obtain divorce.
The bomb contained sufficient high
explosives to destroy an entire build
ing. 1t was declared. The reason for
It's nonexplosion was that in cancell-
ing the postage stamps on the pack
age. clerk in the Atlanta post office,
quite without his knowledge, disrupt
ed the firing apparatus.
Had the bomb exploded while be-
ing handled in the post-office here.
the inspectors said. the building would
undoubtedly have been wrecked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
CONGRESSMAN BLAND
SEEKS IMPROVEMENT
OFMANY Waterfall Us
He Introduces Bills Aufhorisiing
Surveys TO Ascertain Feast
billy of Projects.
IBy Associated Press =,

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A. series of
waterways improvements in and about
Hampton Roads. Va, were proposed
today by Representative Bland, of Vir-
GINA. who introduced bills directing
the War Department to conduct sur
veys and advise Congress regarding
the feasibility OF the various projects
One measure proposed the deepen-
ing and widening of channels in
Hampton Roads and in the James
River from Old Point to Newport
News; a second for the survey Of
Quinby Creek. between the dock south
of the town OF Quinby to Great Drain
with the view of deepening the creek.
ana strengthening it: and three other
bills proposed surveys of the channels
connecting Poropotank Creek, between
Gloucester and King and Queen Coun-
ties and the York River; Hampton
Creek with Hampton Roads and. York
River with Back Creek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
KING ALBERT is CHEERED
BY VETERANS OF WAR
Hend of Belgium Government Given
Royal welcome at Meeting of
American Legion.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-On' the eve of
his departure for Boston, King Albert,
OF Belgium, tonight attended mass
meeting of American war veterans in
Madison Square Garden.
Cheered by thousands Of young
Queen Elizabeth and the Belgian
torium shortly after 10 o'clock. Twelve
wounded service men-four each from
the army navy and marine corps
acted as a guard of honor to the King
when he entered the Garden and later
sat near him on the stage.
Among the speakers at the meeting.
arranged by the New York County
we're franklin D. Roosevelt. assistant
Secretary of the Navy; Brand Whit
lock. Anne rican ambassador to Belgium,
and Colonel Henry D. Lindsey, chair
man Of tho I,egion's national executive
committee, who, in an address of well
come. paid tribute to the feats of valor
performed by Belgium and her gallant
monarch.
by Rodnan Wanamaker, chairman Of
Mayor Hylan's committee on welcome
to distinguished guests. There was a
solemn moment when, after a toast had
been drunk to the King and three
American cheers given for the royal
visitor, the monarch arose and proposed
a toast to President Wilson. now iii
in the White House. a-
King Albert. and Queen Elizabeth. Of
other members of the royal party. loft
here for Boston at 1901 A. M. today
to begin their tour of the United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Special Sport Edition
Will Be Printed Today

Although returns from the worlds
series games to be played today in
Chicago will not be shown on The
TImes-Dispntch electric score board,
n special edition will be published
tonight carrying complete reports
OF the contest.
Damon Runyon Is telling Times-
Dispatch readers real stories OF the
baseball serien, while Charles Dry
denis reports carried on The Times-
Dispatch sport pnEcs are considered
among the masterpieces OF sport
ing writings.
Williams and Reuther nre expect
ed to oppose each O.her In this af-
ternoon's game. A. steady DOWN
pour OF rain in Chicago Inst night
following a thunderstorm, made the
outlook for the game today dubious.
The Chicago weather bureau pre-
dtcted showers and cooler. weather
there today. The playing field mt
4Comiskey Park IN covered with a
heavy tarpulin, and only continued
do,ynsours will prevent the playing
OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
DEFENSE RESTS CASE
AGAINST FOUR FACING
CHARGE OF ASSAULT
benjamin Siegei Issues Denial
lie Used Stat in HaSing
John FOr.
TBy Associated Press1

CHRlST1ANSBURG. VA, Oct. -
The defense rested it's case late TO-DAY
IN the trial in the Montgomery County
circuit Court here of Benjamin sfereI
george w. Bot, Jr., Albert G.. Cone
land and Robert w. Ware, members NJ
ntsi years sophomore class of the Vir
ELLA i iolytechnic Institute. charged
WIN assault in connection with The
airiieged hazing, last spring OF John
ION: or Roanoke. former freshman
IN the school, and the fate Of tho
FOUR youths probably will be i'm the
ha mas or the jury some time Monday.
to dne outstanding feature in the tria.
who. while admitting he haZed Fox
G spring. denied that he used a bed
II only used the regular paddle" he
y sis e,ge explained that the paddle"
upper classmcn when they hazed new
men last year. ''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
INDIANA GOVERNOR CALLS
OUT STATE, Nvr rpr.

INDIANAPoLIs. Oct. 4.-Governor
e eiameS r.. Goodrich tonight ordered
Fast Chicago and Gary where riotinG
oroke out today as result Of the
trict. al that dis-
The troops will have quarters In East
pected 70 w rrivs 500 Of them are eSr
morning: They will be under comma gT
Oh IA. d)utant-General Smith
an me GOVERNORS action followed an
aaPpeal by Sheriff Barnes, Of I.aka
GGSSunty, and Mayor Hodges, OF CARY
w ne i snetin reported that agitators
~ III ihci.ing the striking steel workers
yond his control on account OF inabiljtv
70 70 optaln sufficient, deputies. He also
between negroes and whites. e''p'"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
%ORES ARE HURT IN STRIKE RIOTS IN INDIANA
CHICAGO WHITE SOX LOSE TO REDS BY TO SCORE
PRESIDENT WILSON'S CONDITION SLIGHTLY IMPROVE
Steel Strikers Claim
Ranks Are Unbroken
IBv Associated Press. i


PITTSBURGH. PA, Oct. 4.-The
end OF the second week OF the steel
strike found the situation In the
Pittsburgh district virtually un-
changed from that, OF the last few
days.
Although the steel company,s
statement declared thnt many men
Ind returned to work, and TINT
work r was smear normal" union
leaders said the situation was sat
isfnctory, and that the ranks of tho
strikers were unbroken.
Preparations nre being made by
the steel companies to open many
suspended mills in Western Penn
syivania, West Virginia md East
ern Ohio Monday morning. Hum
drcds of workers, tired of the
strike, are expected to enter the
mills Mt that time, employers said.
In the meantime, the striking
Fteel workers nre evidently prepar-
Ing for prolonged struggle. 1t
WINS announced mt the national
strike headquarters TINT the matter
of paying strike benefits would be
ono of the chief objects to be dis
cuAsed at the meeting of the
tyyenty-four international presidents
OF the national strike committee
with the executive council OF the
American Federation of Labor to
be held In Washington next Mon
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
CHURCHES WILL OFFER
PRAYERS FOR PRESIDENT
Services In Protestant and Catholic
Churches VIII BE Given Over to
Special SuppIicntion.
Thy Universal service.I

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-Prayers for
the recovery OF President Wilson will
be offered tomorrow in practically
every religious edfice in the United
States. Protestants and Catholics will
listen to and participate in petitions
offered in cathedrals. churches, mis-
sions and every place where prayers
arc accustomed to be made.
In the Sunday schools also prayers
viii be offered that the President may
speedily recover.
Prayers for the President were very
generally offered today in the Day OF
Atonement services in Jewish syna-
gogueS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
TO EXPEDITE ACTION
IN CHILD LABOR CASE
Motion Filed In supreme Court Re,.-
tive to North Carolina
Litigation.. III
LRy Associated Presa.l

WARRINGTON. Oct. 4-The Suprcm,
sides today was asked to expedite con.
sideratton OF appeals from North Caro-
lima involving the constitutIona,ity OF
Of 1919. imposing an excise tax unon
the products OF child labor, so that
an early decision can be secured
party to the proceeding, soiicitor.Gen-
eral King Joined In the motion, owing
to the Importance OF the case and the
fact Its early DISCRIMINATION will IA.
cilitate the Internal reyenus depart
mont In enforcing tho act. al ,. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
STEEL STEAMER LAUNCHED
Vessel 90 Per Cent Completed Slide,
into Water at Jacksonville,
FlOrIin.
IRr Associatnd prnsa1

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Oct. 4.-The
5000 ton steel steamer Jacksonville
was launched here today by the Mer-
The ship is 90 per cent completed and
was launched with fires under her
boilers. She is the third of five yes
sells of her size being built for the
shipping board to be launched by this
concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
CHARGE INFANTIcIDE
Coroner's Jury Investigates Death OF
Two Children by Means of Illu-
minntinG Chs.
LRy Associated Press. ]

SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. THE cor
Elizabeth and Hannah Nugent. little
girls who died yesterday from iiIu-
minatinG gas supposed to have been
administered by their mother, Mrs
Thomas II. NuEent, brought in a YER
dict today charging the mother with
infanticide. Mrs. Nugent Is in a hos
pttal under the surveillance of the
police. She will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
FACES CHARGE OF STEALING
500 CASES OF SMALL ARMS
Alexander Mnrtiny Held in $4,000 mi,
by United States Commits
sioner I'm Macon.
fBy Associated press.1

MACON, GA, Oct 4.-Alexander Mar
tiny, of Great Bend. N. Y, formerly n
lieutenant In the ordnance department
OF the army, was arraigned before
day on a charge OF stealing 500 cases
OF small arms and machine gun am
munition. the property OF the United
Martiny was arrested in New York
state Thursday following an alleged Ct
fort to dispose OF the property TO a
munitions company In Connecticut. He
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
CHICAGO,

Murphy hit for Cicottc.
Summary Two-bnxe hfts-Jack-
SON, WfnEo. Stolen bsae-Risber.
Sacrifice hit-Felsch. Double plays
-RisberE 60 Collins to GandiI,
Cicotte to Collins to Gundn. Bn.e.
on bnnH-on Ring, 3 (RMberr,
SchnLk. -, of Cfcotte, none. Struck
eut-by Cicotte . (Kopf, RInE), By
Ring. tJacl<son, GandID. Hit BY
pitched bnll-by Ring, CE. Col
cinnnti, II Chicago. 10. Umpires-
Snllin mt the plnte; RigIer at frnt
bnHe' Evans Mt secondJ Quisley mt
third. Time, 1885.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Jury Convict. Negro.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. A.
Claude Howell. the negro accused Of
numbering Policeman Charles f.
Turknett here OH the morning OF Sop
TENDER &c last, was convicted OF first
degree murder. tonight. Tho jury was
out sixteen minutes. ~ u e q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
HOUSE STARTS FOR HOME
Man Who Accompanied President to
Peace Conference TO Leave Paris
Tonight.
TBy Associated Press

PARIS. Oct. 4.-Colonel T. M. House
will leave for the United States Sunday
night, according to announcement made
today Colonel House has been In Eu-
rope for moro than q year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Japan to Act on Tre.ty.

PARIS. Oct. 4.-In Japanese diplo-
matte circles in Paris the understand
Ing prevails that ratification OF the
treaty, OF peace blythe Mikado may be
expected within, O few days. Wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

The President. in addition to his reg
ular ailment. gave battle to an eX-
cessively warm day, which was marked
by an extremely high humidity He
was able to obtain regular sleep at
Intervals. and took some little nourish-
ment. In short, he registered a gain
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

All those desiring the same lots they
had last year for Gardening purposes must
call at our Office and sign contract for
same on or before March /. 1919. We
will not hold lots for Gardening purposes
after that date. Pasture and hay lots will
not be rented before May 1st unless the
usual rental is paid for gardening, as we
wish our people to cultivate every avail
able lot this year.
Note: All amounts under S. 90 must be
paid in cash at the signing of contract.
All amounts over $500 must be paid as
follows: $500 Cash and balance on or
before July LIST.
Zion Realty Department
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01
Tuesday, March 4.
Thursday, March 20.
ADJUDICATION NOTICE

ADJUDICATION NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
scriber Administrative of the Estate of John r.
Griffith deceased will attend the County Court OF
Lake County, at term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the
first Monday of April next 1919 when and where
all persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to present the to said
Court of adjudication.
MELISSA ]. GRIFFITH,
Administrative
Theodore Forby, Attorney
Zion Illinois
Waukegan, ILL.,, February 10, 1919.
ADJUDICATION NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
scriber, Administrator of the Estate of Robert
Massey, Deceased, will attend the County Court of
Lake County, at term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the
first Monday of May next, 1919 when and where all
persons having claims against said estate noti-
fed and requested to present the to said Court
for adjudication.
o. w. FARLEY
Administrator.
Waukegan Illinois, February 49, 1919
Theodore Forby, Atty, Zion, ILL.,
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1t Pays to Trade at Zion Store!

For Sale
house. lights BATH good WELL
located 10th ST. and Gideon Avenue Very Tabernacle
Price, $4,000
Twelveoom house. basement furnace electric lights located 22nd
ST. and Ezekiel Avenue
100000
Eigtoom basement pump Kitchen
located 9th ST. and Elizabeth Avenue.
Price, 100000
electric lights located and Gabriel
Avenue
Price $4,000
land located block
from Electric Station.
Price, 100000
properties
Of acant lots acretra and farms
further information call
Zion Realty Department
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Make all remittances payable to
WILBUR GLENN VOLTVA. Publisher.
once of Publication. Administration Building
Zion Illinois. u. 8. A.
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THE THEOCRAT

A Weekly Paper advocating the Rule Of God in
the Individual in the Home, in the State. in
the Nation. and In the World
THE maintained by and In the interest OF
the Christian Catholic APOSTOLIC CHURCH In Zion
WILBUR GLENN VOLIVA, Editor.
Theodore Forby. Business Mgr.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01
G A L E N D A r

Recitals of the Department Of Music,
Zion Educational Institutions
Tuesday, March A.
Thursday, March TO-
These recitals are held from AS p. m until
500 p. M. embracing up to and including the
Third Grade; and at As p. m. for all pupils
from the Fourth Grade upward.
These pupils recitals are held in the Chapel
of the College Building. The attendance at
each recital in the past has been good, and the
public is cordially invited to attend each of the
above Admission free
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01

FOR SALE: 1/S ton timothy hay two-seated rub
ber-tlred surry, harness, sleigh and 1922
Gabriel Avenue
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01

FOR RENT: Three-room unfinished apartment. m
! Guiding light heat, running water, bath tele-
phone service. Reasonable. Mrs. Geo. E. Wiedman
i 2502 Edna Boulevard
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Classified Advertisements
ADVERTISING RATES

ADVERTISING RATES
Hrs 81 sss assrtSn. 70
Terms: Cash with order.
The The, Theocrat Office main floor Administration
The Publisher reserves right to reject any or all
advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE,-An classified ads. fer THE
ss se. at THE r.. RAT
IL a. M ON Thursdays.
Fqn SALT s ton timothy hay RIB
Gabriel Avenue
WANTED: A cook. Apply at The Bethel
FOR SALE: Coles Hot Blast Kitchen Range with
Geo aPa g @ GG m a eond
Guiding light heat running water bath and tee
25O2 Edna Boulevard '''
return to Chicago TeIephone Company Phone P PssR
ippi; s. miles from the Gulf miles from the county
truck farming 70 citrus H Geoden 2ion Home
FOR TRADE: Residence property in winamac. In
ence Address Box No 44o, Wnama s Indiana
FOR SALE: Eggs and chicks; grand pens Single
and Rose Comb Reds. Good layers. $1O0 per Is
eggs; $500 per 100 eggs; also will take eggs to
H Kraft 2s1a Gideon Ave.
f4a 0i 3 ana
FOR SALE: Hero Furnace, in good condition Build
ing Industry Phone 40 81
lasts Building Industry, Phone 40 81.
FOR SALE: A high grade Jersey COW, just fresh;
also a two-year old heifer Phone 19S-R 1915
Gilead Avenue
FOR SALE: Some good potatoes at $1.25 bushe1;
small ones for seed at 75c bushel; also some
good seed wheat. 1905 Gideon
FOR SALE: Violin outfit Price SIS. Miss Ruth
higgins, 3001 Ezra Avenue
| FOR SALE: About three tons hay also
wanted to rent small modern house c. & n.
w. depot 1920 Elizabeth Avenue.
FOR SALE: Goose Eggs. w. Van Ballegooyan, goth
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FOR SALE: Coles Hot Blast Kitchen Range with
Reservoir and Warming Closet; hrst-class cOndi-
ton. Geo. Bright 231O Elm Avenue.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-01

LOST: A spur telephone climber. Finder please
return to Chicago Telephone Company. Phone 199-R.
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Zion Office Supplyneeds one young
man Immediately. Steady employ
ment to learn. Also has a position
open for frst-class compositor.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs- classified
THEOCRAT must be received THE THEOCRAT
Office. Bldg, each week net later than
IL a. M. Thursdays.
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FOR SALE: solid combination sideboard and
china closet Phone 125-R 2617 Elizabeth Avenue.
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FOR SALE Kindling Wood Good values while it
lasts. Building Industry Phone 40 or 81.