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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT"

| e-e-~~-a4se~---.-,a---e --e-~s------s,-sr-s,-s
WILL SELL first class cafe IN good
live college town. doing th" best
! business In town; VIII have To have
! 81 900 cash to turn tho deal. Price
| 1900 address. l. \. ONefmhn. stu
water. Okla.
rUU sALE- Hardware. good Western
Oklahoma town doing ilJO.OOO.Ou
| yearly. A. O., Oknhomhu.
FOK SALE-Hiigh class motion picture
feature: plenty advertising matter
and state rights for two years on
| Texas, oklahoma and Arkansas. pr
would consider percentage proposition
Win booking agent. Address +. j.
Royrr. lcrsonln, Okla
ron SAIE-Complrtc plumbing nnd
( tin sHop. county scat town 6.oon
/ population: owner has other business
/ ne, diug attention Address ". T.
Mundell. Tucumcuh. y. ".
/ ONE OF the most neat aud up- to date
confectionery aud luncheonctte bust.
! nehses In southern Oklahoma The on
| " exclusive confectionery IN oil town
| % a00Ont viii take about s. 900 10 han.
die A N. Oklahonmn.
FOR sALE-t have dental offices. .
| aro for sale. Address pr. Gardner
/ Mtus okla
| FOR SALE Splendid stock of drug..
invoice about 5000. IN good town,
| trade territory has radius ~ l9 90 i,
| miles owing TO great advance In prices
! Of goods invoice win figure rather Low
| has exclusive sale ~ school books. which
In drawing card. can show that annual
sales arc more than satisfactory: store
! building with or without tho stock. .
| $3.50. fixtures. $3.50. brick store build
I ing. same town rs above. rents for 81,
per month. price s. 500: three splendid
residences with electric lights city
water and baths. priced $3.50. s. $50
! and $4,000. roffccn. Strntford. Okla
/ for any of above properties.
! ron SALE or REST Garage iu An
Adlrko. 5Oylio. brick. nlly equipped.
| ready Tor business a money maker for
! tho right man. will give lease or sell
! rc1p and good terms come aud see or
/ write" courtney & Drake. Phone GO.
Auadarko. Oklr.
! FOR SALE-M Modern lS-foom roomng
house. fIll n toomcrs. good furni-
! 'ur". right ~ town with two year
lens". VI T.. r.. cll = s summit, But
ter Rooms. Arkansas city. Kan.
FOR SALE or TRADE $500 worth oi
furniture and undertaking goods. also
one t.room dwelling house and Q lots
! - hv iiO-tout. = lots fenced with chick
en- wire and large hen house hayo barn
grannry. large shed, cont house. cellar
good CiStcrn no lnCunhrAnce, all NJ
town - Putnam. on state road about
2O0 Inhabitants dry goods stores.
grocery stores. blacksmith shops,
barber. > drug stores. , garages. hard,
ware store. good school. church
buildings. I hall Price, 81 0Oo for th'
property. 81 500 for nll Owner. Arthur
uuntal. Putnam, Okla, Box l.. (Olt
age reason for scllingl
EXCHANGE Modern cottage on I'm
v
pike road near oklahoma CITY. J. W
Wakefield. Elk city. Okln
FOR SALE-CSfc and rooms combined
good oil town. price right. r l.
simon. 200 East Broadway. Drumright
Okla
WANTED To lease good picture SHOW
I'm smsll town, oil town preferable
state best offer in first letter. A. r.
| OkllhOmnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoms


Nll y HlJMls
M acres ull Nv ruItiVnllOn. \ miNi
good railroad town, y uiilo rh"ol
improvements i-ropm house; hfs.
hnruN. cave, hen house. orchard, Nrll
r0n water wind mill fenced, ctv'
fenced. improvements all new 'LWNp'
terms on 81 OOO, & percent; posrerslon
n purchased by Aprll list Jirl EHHioh'
fohs, Okla
HNVGAlNS fOE QUICK SALES
ItU. ~ acres IN cultivation. 20 acre
NJ bottom band, balance pasture, gnng
improvements, plenty ~ wafer soW
mite. uf Edmond chonp enough NJ
NS6 800
ils acres Joining ldmond- ls af'r ir
alfalfa line land improvements gnn1'
big barn aud silo, cheap ht 300 per
ucrc 49,,
Ten n,ief ~ good band Joining I'd
m1pd fuf T5D hall cnsll
TUE CENTRAL REALTY CO.
ilryHut. .MnfkH-Grldln.
Al. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Chas. s. Brown
Cisco. TesnM

oil MEN ATTENTION.
Ranger made ieaseholders million
aires over night Callahan county
loins Eastisnd, ana slready mas OIL
n number OF dulnna wells and con-
tracts; forty .ncte>trace leases, 800 10
$500 PEI tract W. Homer Shanss.
Clyde. Texas.
WILL BGy Gladstone III 4 Refnlns
Tcsas Motor Car Association. Sam
mies Cll neposiiors on q Gas, Hoffman
on q Refining offer YOUR stock firm.
! ~ Towncs. Little Rock, Ark
on. MAP illustrating for promoting
and selling propositions Commercial
Artist, Walnut 1862
1000 stiAl,ES United on a Refining
t'0 Hhnrcs \wutnce and ION Cnld-
well: mHkc me url cffcr on any part
B.Il.l, Ukluhvmun,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

.COEpORATiONs quickly organized un-
der the laws ~ Oklahoma and Other
states. act ~ legal representative oi
non.resiiclt corpUratiors joinr bust
ness ~ Oklahoma Lawyers Trust Co
oklahoma Ciiy
FOR SALt-tlrst maud lenses In Cot
ton and rlllmun CouWles rock hot
tom prices Room 500, Patterson Blds.
OF STOCKS for trade: want MINING
stocks; what havc you aud price. V
NJ care OklaNoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

2o-ACRE dairy and poultr, rnncM I
mites Herman, Fresno county Cahfnr'
nin. highly improved bungalow, dnir,
barns. garage, poultry yards, u acre.
alfalfa. Rctcs fruit aprlccts. orange.
lemons and grapes, balance truck; nu
irrigated VIII exchange for Oklnhoms
property. Price if.b00 will sell on
easy terms iDsscssIon immediately.
I'm J ilOllumnn. owner 1910 classen.
Phone Walnut 1901.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

If NOtf want to buy or sell hotel,
roomlng house or residence, see Tom.
In & Hoffman. real estate and hotel
brokers l0I's West Main. Walnut JOGb.
Eonfu go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

FOR RENT Dining room und Kitchen
in rcod hotel. town OF ,0ln iuh1hl-
hUis. cluIr 'o oil nold Address. Globe
Hotel Chicknshn, Okla.
FOR SALE Cheap. power hh, kSmlth
snop. well located and equipped on
account ~ sickness n this appeals TO
YOU. come, see. II. =. Coc, Hinton. Okla.
FOR QUICK SALE Best line grocer.
Burkhurnett. Texas doing s33 0nl
business month, cun run stock down
to 5000 ten days II required reason
Tor selling, retiring, good chance To
mako hig money For particulars, "
e. krnuss, Hobart. Okla
COMMERCIAL HOTELS is POINT o..
81 oOd to 500 .0nO. some live ones
Ask Mr. Pope. 7lg.7i9- Southwest R,-
serve Bank Rldg oklahoma city. Okln
% ROOMS. modern. oklahoma town
100 ONn population, right at depot
downstairs lobby md cafe, this X a
1.-Two one: 5-Nclr lease, sell furnishing
5000 ASK MIR Pope, Maple 1850, Wal
MT 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

STEPHENS COUNTY OKLAHOMA
II you want good home srm.
ranch. merchandise cr OIL properties In
ag,dd healthy and prosperous Of. agri.
cultural country where ror's nnd
schools nrc good Cull l.. T.. Foster &
Co. Duncan okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
'W(g@C2GNlyN5] 8 (S(9|

Farm Dept
Phone Walnut y ?09h West Main St
FOR SALE choice. well Improved 10
acres garden land Close In. not FAT
from Cur. oss-ssinn April T. Might
rcnt Maple 1895, after 8 p. I'M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

OWNER wishes TO sell we'll improved
farm of y acres located y mile' west
~ rRckingiown or wouh trade Tor civ
property walnut siei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

ElEht miles from coulter ~ pklnhoWn
City. % acres creek bottom. acres "
alfalfa good impro, cment1 anl good
rundr. thisp ps the hest farm m OKLA
homa count, for $1,000. T. r. lihr-
ness z Son. eii Weaver Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
BOB PARMAN OEFERS

RnR DADMAN OEEEDc
DVD NNNAfNIN wv LNc
IN BRIDGE HEAD OF so ftii00
300 UNITED oil & u. real bargain
3oO WHITE PANTHER OIL. %
300 GLADSTONE OIL 4 REF. . 80
Jo0 DOUBLE HEAp oil. %
10 FEDERAL. oil a UEF..... zoo
itnn vtIitF ppDk III Iii ''''''' '''' sIii. nii.
i,yn y. Ia,n ,,.rnN nI ''''''''' M
e0n gAUut,i' ul,i'tSiSc '''''' ~
"a grSgnUn pit ''''' IN
t15, ,siI,u tSrts 80 - u,y u,,,,.,,,,
N..' aNH-t.' ~ - - - " i'lh R"tf fA'li
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Red Clover Farm

VHREu Improved nrms IN Missouri
and well located want 10 deal all ~
them for good property In oklahoma
prefer II IN oklahoma citl. prices
81. 900. tJjoo AMI $1,000. will deal rep
hrste Hall. siS Liberty National Blhg
ON :1RD STREET. ls-acro fruit farm;
viii be on pavement; large bearing
orchard; fine proposition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

For SALE rwo thousand acres pas.
turc land: lies between Ianoh and
Quinton, mites from Rock Island rtn g.
tion in lAtiner county, Okla covered
with mctChrutnble onk tlmbe'. UNDER
laid with cnpl and rHs. we'll Just came
~ betw--L his tract aud Quiuion, good
inr 81. 900 s00 feet daily title perfect
nnd carries lll mineral aud surface riehi.
SO on per acre prompt acceptance. NC
exchanges considered Write ll0N so,.
I TulNy OklI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

T. T. STUART a COMpNNl.
pie 70 ~ West " m
I'VE make farm loans u, low Fi't'
100 AcHFs splendid fnn lHnd ncW
puokngtown. only q few mWcb it",h
oklahoma CltS holV The y
u-li.t Tor sale ~ 10 go tlu g'."
liberal terms Y I cole. = W. LIS
hlhE. lIllnh. TnNls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

FOUNTAIN outfit out " the g ~. u
"a back bar: i0-n. front hnr: \
pumps drnught stand: arms tanks
snd charging outfit. tables: /. chairs:
a gal crushed fruit; 10 gal syrup: IL
cal condensed root beer. dozen glass
holders. duk sroous. Touo Jars: cone
holders. etc All Yours for $50 cash
Must act quick ON this 20i W. md.
Oklahoma CITY
SAFE cabinets. nrcprCof safes. vault
doors Rowlcy Commission Sales Co,
ini West Grand Ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

ron stil:-15o Ncfes good lahins land
al under good fence. good well ~ wa
ter snAl house, IN ncrcS plnwed ipr
crup Price ilsO0 per acre, part cash
lsianc. percent Address the owner.
T. NJ Fleming, Gage Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

- leo ACHEs. ~ wllc7 ''N
W. Grnnd boulevard 10 a,fr
~ nnc pstut" 90 Acre nay
meadow: acres alfalfa. 7 ncre7 sweet
clover: improved vith s.room .H'"p
frame house. h'g barn. good hay barn
hen house; lrooder house; hlg Nln,
family orchard. II 4 y. and telephones !
price. il0.0U0 on good term
T.. \ Matthews.
Farm Ihad Dept.
q. " T. STUART a COMPANY.
Nnpi- is IS Wcft MAIN
nNEGAlNS tof quick Shl-s - 49,"
seven mi'rs ~ Edmond. rs frum usl'-
homa CITY. 100 rvrrs Of beer creek
bottom. w. lrtH ~ improvements
priced 10 sell at $4,000 so acres four
mile. from Edmond. - ~ cultivation
- acres " bottom land. balance w pas
tutr. improvements good, priced 10 Hell
uuick NJ iauOn Shr Central Really
90. bryant .Marks-Grif'ln, Edmond.
OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
AND SUPPLIES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


seven tables. slx pool and ono bill
hard: ,ssb BrunsWicko A Bslke make.
IN good shape. siS Milos settces uls
feet. sn coat cabinets; seven electric
nItures 300 yards cork carpet; cigar
futures front and wall cases: make
me hid A. H.. Dally Oklnhomnn.
SWEET pOTA1O PLANTER Tor Hnlc
MrnnH Gardens. iei West tnllfornir
To TIN highest bidder, the brick.
stone and iron In our fire wrecked
building ut G27 West Main street. Tn"
walls arc 90 be torn down 10 the
grndeiine. work 10 he started ht once.
IN debris resulting from such work
30 bc removed by successful bidder
lids VIII be- opened March -. We re-.
serve the right 10 reject any or all
bids Address your bid 10 Manager
Bnrteldcs Seed CO.. city Tho Bar
teldcr Seed 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
on. LiNsits.

STATE your best price on from 81
bOo pep0ritors oll n GnA. B.llSJ.
uaTu OkhhOmnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

WHY rent when ynu csp buy good
farm, 100 acrrz y nilleA bouthwrnt
Of Rankin. Oklh., best part ol Roger
Mills county. for 5000. curtl ing 81 0On
loan Mt percent; 500 cash. terms oii
balance, can giye Immediate possession
N yuu mean business write. uunicfOu.
other good propositions ,shcj cune
Realty 20. Ch"veunc. pkn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

Gladstone, rsrositors NatlonS on.
American u & r. Rnck Panther.
Homa Oltln. koo ko'u, oklahoma q. A
n, Aubymn - s. g. SamnlcE and
other stocks Market letter mailed free
uuDn rpuuCsf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
lnterurban Farm

A l6l acres on Intorurban he
tween Guthrie aud Okiihoma Ctty /,
IN 90 ncrcs cultivated. 81 acres hay
meadow; balance pasture. S.room
/ house barn: well; sheds; good
f'ncca: living water; ideal for NIL
= kinds of farming. especially ,rsck.
chicken rnislng and handling
" cream. Come asd see II.
uLFRED ApLEE,
Guthrie, oklI
FIVE rcres. miles f,om town. fnr
sale yheap M.nl2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

NYlH 20 ~ $50 acres on Meridian
w @N rQnd - acres In cul,iyn-
iiou. 81 acres ~ which ~
in bottom. Light timber along Turkey
creek Close To consolid dated school All
fenced and cross fenced. mostly hog
fence. Very neat and efficient improve o.
rnents room house. : story. Good
barn. gtanary. etc. Plenty ~ good
water. well and windmill All good
land. Immediate posse ssion. Price
iR nnn Gnnl icrms Ilnilnr Intn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

Good l60.ncre farm. miles from
town: 60 acres in cultivation: balance
In good grass; fair lr1mprovementsi one
fourth mile from school: price $4,000.
Y L Mauldln. NeMnlla. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
BRYANT. Marks -tridlh'
Edmond, OklHhnmn
MADE ron STOCK

rhls go ncfo~ 100 ucres cultivated
D 10 prinric pasture, - ncrr' wh'''
T. aud rye, ~ acres oats, acres q
y, I,lfr, balance fur fHWlug ,trp, o.
/, room house. brn, Js,fy hhN l"iL
cnttI, shed attached. chicken hou1"i
garage . grunnroe. buFgy rhcd, woIh
shop, large rock arch ave. wells. VIVA,
mill. clat.rn. orchard. Rll fenced fu'H
route, phone miles a. town, llu u,iri
leased Tor ~ pays ii2O per year. ms
If "A fsnl stock ffm. you can get ms
40 Hcfcs fIr 5000. posse srlon ~ i"o
weekr Alfred Adler. Guthrie. ONh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
WANL>kLEIN co.

Walnut e3i5. .l6 Terminal Bldg
IMPROVED 81 acres hear Ren,on. Ark.
SRIino county: VALLEY land house
barn. other buildings. fenced on fin,
road. 20 In cultivation. balance fine
timber, clear. Hnd tn. perfecr 1000
want good car or what have you Hall
.l5 Liberty National Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

geD ACRES. ldo acrcn iln.
~ wiley. all line land. W
~ rcru alfalfa. fn" Improve
mont. nu r'lto fond a. minutes drl's
ffom clty. . inlIcr foEA market, fenced
aud ,rns ,l VIII, hog wire own"
wishc. IN .tlIc rri,.. '.'Nn', ON splrn'
did tcnui
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
Single Copy, 3 Cents.

find that it is pretty hard to sell when the people
do not want to sell. Some people ask twice what
their property is worth.
When I sold my property on the outside, put
it into Zion bought piece of land from Zion,
and I took the poorest piece of land they had,
so no one else would have to live on it. | am
living fine on that poor piece of land. 1t had
never had plow in it. got it very reasonable,
when you take into consideration that this is Zion
City This is not Chicago, Racine, Waukegan
or Kenosha but the best city on earth Zion
City That is the reason am here.
Let us go forward and pay off the Indebtedness
every piece of property on the Zion City site.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
Z [ O N

TIME Federal Government by official action Of the Post Office
Department recently the reapponment OF Postmaster Price,
changed the of Zion City that Of ZlON leaving off
the word City.
The official charter of the corporation always has been
City Of Zion ying that the Of the place Zion
The word City which has been used connection with the
post office address all these added the time the post office
here started order that there might not be post offices OF
the within the State of Illinois, there being that time
post office in a distant county Of the Zion.
The the Postal Department makes the Of the
office with the State official and should be-
and always would have been but for the above
This giving Of Zion her will emphasize remark
able the position which Zion destined the affairs
of the world The word Zion be read heard without
causing think that the peculiar and that has
ng and indeed the founding Of Zion in these latter days for
peculiar and distinct in ullnent Of prophecies
Gods Word this community could have other appropriate
Hereafter correspondence and the date lines of the LEAVES
OF HEALING and THE TEEOCRAT and other Zion publications
and will bear the simple appropriate God designed
"ZION'.
Zion stands with hills surrounded -
Zion, kept by power divine:
All her foes shall be confounded
Though the world in combine:
Happy Zion,
What favored lot is thine.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
ADDRESS BY EVANGELIST SHUMAKER

have been thinking about lost opportunities.
have just thought of what I heard years ago
concerning young man in the East He had
an opportunity to save two trains from a collision
by giving warning to the operator; but he
thought it would be joke to see those trains
come together. After the wreck he saw the dead
lying there and the injured; he saw people with
broken hearts, whose relatives and friends had
been killed. His mind began to fail and one of
the last things he was known to do was to scream
l have lost my opportunity" He was only
young man; but his opportunity had gone, and
they took him to the insane asylum.
have been wondering how many of us will
be compelled to wiring hands, when 1919
closes, and say, Il have lost my opportunity"
Just as | was preparing to leave Indianapolis,
one day, we were called to home in a certain
district. AS we opened the door, the grandmother
was standing by the door weeping. A few steps
inside, the father was weeping; the mother had
wept until she could weep no more 1t was in
the midst of the terrible epidemic that has been
sweeping this country. AS stepped to the bed
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08

her heart and her breathing was very weak La
dies Of the Minneapolis Branch had come in to
care for her while | was away. They wanted me
to have something to eat. [ said, "No!' | sat
on the bed, laid my hand on my wife's heart, and
said, Here I stay until that heart beats right
again" | prayed and it was only just little
while until her heart began to beat naturally, and
her breathing became normal. Jesus the Christ
had proven Himself once more in our case - the
condescending, loving Savior and Healer of His
people, the same Jesus of Nazareth.
The words of Jesus came to me few months
ago.
''But be ye doers of the word, and not hear
ers only, deceiving your own selves.
"For if any be hearer Of the word and not
doer, he is like unto man beholding his natural
face in glass.
"For he beholdeth himself, and goeth his way,
and straightway forgetteth what manner of man
he was" James :22-24.
In the Scripture you have had tonight, the
part that will be beneficial to you in your life,
will be the part that you grasp and put into opera
tion
I thank God for what have learned in Zion
| knew not how to pray, until the man, who was
sent of God, taught u.s.
When the shadows gather, when the darkness
comes, as it. has come into many homes recently
all over the world what JOY it is to be able
to bow before God and say, "Our Father, Who
art in Heaven"
"And I will be Father unto you, and We shall
be My and daughters, saith the Lord Al
mighty. III Corinthians 6:18
Brothers and Sisters in Jesus the Christ, what
a wonderful heritage we have God has called
us. He has brought us here
The Apostle Paul, in the Fourth Chapter of
Ephesians, said:
Il therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech
you that ye walk worthy of the vocation where
with We are called.
with all lowness and meekness"
pray that God will help you and me to realize
our wonderful calling.
I used to hear them sing, ''What Friend we
have in Jesus" Nearer my God to Thee" and
'My Faith Looks up to Thee" but knew moth
ing about it. In a humble little room, when was
discouraged and downhearted, God came into nv
spirit. | lay on my pillow my face bathed in
tears, and thanked God that | had found Christ
| want to do the right thing I want to be
true to God and to Zion.
[ want you to pray for me that God may use
me-
| love the Book - the Bible - and the wav it
is being unfolded in Zion
| am only sinner saved by grace but I thank
God for what He has done for me.
My only desire is that I may serve in Zion -
IN the sick room and wherever [ can
Take the Name of Jesus with you,
Child of sorrow and of woe
1t will joy and comfort give you,
Take it then where'er you CO."
May God help you is my earnest prayer.
ADDRESS BY ELDER REDER
thank God that am here with YOU
have been at every Feast of Tabernacles and
every All-Night Meeting since Zion was founded
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-08
ADDRESS BY ELDER REDER

| thank God that I am here with YOU
have been at every Feast Of Tabernacles and
every All-Night Meeting since Zion was founded
and | attended one All-Night Meeting in Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-23
GARLAND TR|UMPHS
OVER WILLIE DAVIS
Pittsburgh Youth Surprises,
Beating conqueror Of Brookes
at Southampton
SCORE Ga, 6-3 AND 6-3

Southampton, \. Y. Aug. 23.--- viii
lie f. Davis, former University of
Pennsylvania star and coast product,
who yesterday surprised by eliminating
Norman +. Brookcs today fell before
the SlashinE attack Of Charles s. Gar
land. Pittsburgh, in the final round of
tho Meadow Club mems singles The
score: Ca. G-3. G.3.
This was another upset. Based on
the brilliant form displayed in his clean =
cut victory over Brooks yesterday, Davis
was tho unanimous choice for the title
Garland. however. played consistently
all through the tourney and his straight
set win over Lyle Mahan, of New York
in tn" somfinalS was evidence of his
class.
The play was close in the final round
here this morning. Davis took the lead
at the start. hut the moment Garland
found himself he opened an attack that
fairly bcwildcrcd the lanky coast entry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-23
ROOKWOOD TO MEET
NEW YORK SHIP NINE
Local Team Has Made Fine Rep.
utation on Various Dia-
monds This Season
GRIMES STAR TWIRLER

The Rookwood Professionals will play
one of the most important games on
Manager Jimmy McBride's schedule this
afternoon when they meet, the strong
New York Ship nine on the latters
ground in Camden. The Rookwood
Club has been playing steady and con
sistent ball all season and has earned
the reputation of being one of the best
travelling clubs in this section of the
state.
Much of the teams success is due to
the excellent 'twirling of Chief"
Grimes, who was discharged from the
p army in June, after serving eighteen
months overseas AS top sergeant of the
10th Infantry. He has been defeated
but once this season. Grimes has been
aided materially by Mike" Gaynor,
the catcher who possesses strong arm
and is dependable hitter.
The infeld is on par with any semi
pro infeld of this city. Lefty" Nc
Gee is on first. Captain Tommy LawIer
at second; 'Silcnt Jawn" Rooney, the
former Northeast High versatile athlete,
ceyers short in whirlwind style, while
I I'd is guarded by Harry Eckler.
Jimmy King. Lodden and Burke com
prise a fast Outtield.