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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR

The largest cattle entry in
the history of the Wisconsin
State Fair, August 1924, was
received this week from the
Curtiss Candy Company Farms
at Cary, Illinois. Their entry Of
SO dairy cattle and IA beef
cattle is the largest among
many entries that promise to
make the cattle show at the
Wisconsin State Fair the big
gest of all time.
The Curtis entry includes 16
head of Guernseys, 20 HOl-
stems, and IA Brown Swiss. In
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

the beef classes, four Aber-
deem Angus and 10 Shorthorns
have been entered. These cat
tie will compete for total of
S23,3O6.OO in prize money Of
fered at the fair.
The Curtiss farm has also
entered 16 of their prize
Shropshire sheep in depart
ment that offers S6,986.OO in
premium money.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

The Devil Come after and will give all the
In Galatians the Fifth Chapter Verses Nineteen to Twenty
the works of the flesh are listed
Now the works the flesh manifest which these Adult
oa1y wtehcrat hatred variance emuations wrath strife
Engines murders drunkenness S, dwellings and such Ink Like of
til things Coz a
The Devils Offer Accepted by the Masses
these h He !7e1 % the life Of Srns
the Fs
bow down and worship him. and take that kind of life
do He wants them to live for wor Devil
He is responsible for all the and bloodshed there is
and women accept the Devil instead of Jesus Christ
A these things will give Thee if Thou wilt fall down and
And the great majority say, II accept - eu 1v
There few however, who say, Il will follow Jesus"
Are you among them? Can you say from the heart
"Net by is sSn!" to eh %5 .o ny Savior
Hv'2 T5is t t. 5% s ss%n 4s5i@
The Devil has visible kingdom in which drunkard
and aduerer citizen Every one who has not repent
On he other hand, is-the Kingdom of God.
the fruit Of the Spirit love- JOY peace longsufering gentle
Hs sy sa s4: c: s Rs5 e eS with the M
LET "" Us % ts S9 let o 52 v tRs
God or in the kingdom Of the Devil Every one here has accept
ed Jesus Christ and His offer of savaon he has accepted
what the Devil has to Offer
Jesus; Savior, said to the Devil mo- going
'" Every boy and every girl can make tina" same de-
Rapture For the saints Tribulation For the Nations
AS a nation, have gotten away from God. Multiplied
millions seeking pleasure on this the Lords Day. while only
comparatively seeking God and His
days Rapture will take place One of these days earthly
One of these days the church the
Christ will disappear from the earth and then the Devil
raging lion knowing that his time short will bring things
climax go forth the Woe the inhabiers of
the the seal for the Devil you
having great wrath because he knoweh that but
short tme.'
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30

The method of voting in
elections, known as the Aus
trallan system, was introduced
into the United States in 1888.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-07-30
Whom Will You SerUe---
God or the Devil?
By Michael j. Mintern
Bv Michael j. Mintern
A D D R E S S

A ID K r 5 5
Turn with me in your Joshuas to Israel
when realized that he nearing the end of his earthly
to Eighteen: '
which A9 S 5 aStS NOT e%
yards Now ~R b zee %9 fesr 4 the
sSs # EsS5 % this
whom nm" Se s S Sm
f whose and house, will
people sad God forbid that should
IS sa brought Sosg and and our wb fe sd
signs ign ST It, and np yeag T @ p w %nes
nit s s2s szs the
Iod; for T He is
for the fact that God made man with the he right
whom will but because He did, we must exercise That
people, the great majority whom have decided to the
decision day after day throughout life.
be s TAX: init e.: ': "a: S
bold and brazen enough to suggest to the Son
ped when us? In the Fourth Chapter of
Matthew the Eighth Verse
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wilt fall worship me (Ndatthew 49, 81
Satan Offers world-scepter to Jesus
The Rey at one time d angel of Light serving
throne Then the Son earth
human form to win ngdom for Hi @ M 2e win it by suf
to Him and said subject Yourself to the
Crown the Cross of Calvary not at ALL
all the kingdoms of the world if You will bow down
and worship me-
accepted the Devils offer, what effect
have had and me? Just what would it have
meant to you accepted that offer?
The great majority of and it is true will
the Devil People willing his Offer
been boys and girls reared Zion who have listened
of Satan, have said That is all right will
your offer Eve listened and brought all
womannd But there have been and who would
the whom Satan has hated all down
through the centuries.
would not listen to the Devil and when Satan
permission test him. God sad "You
go only far
Why did the Devil want Lord to bow down and
ship him?
The Cunning Subtety of the Devil
If the Devil enlisted his side the One Who
all and all authority the One Who created heaven
and EARTH world and everything in it to
suit himself.
For that he said, II will give You everything-all
the kingdoms world You will only do biddng
Jesus using the Sword of the Spirit which the Word of God
shalt love the Lord thy Cod and Him only shalt
thou serve" (Nlatthew 4:1O).
What Will Your Decision be?
Will you accept what the Devil has to offer, will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

The Civitan club at Evergreen
is sponsoring a Boy Scout troop
with Richard Anger, scoutmast-
er.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
MARINES HELD
FACE DISCHARGE
Dis honorable Certificates
Planned If Con-
victed

N. S. Page, Camp Lejeune
special investigator, said yester-
day that if the four Marines held
in connection with the robbing
and assaulting OF local taxi
driver are found guilty, they will
be discharged from the Marine
Corps under dishonorable con-
ditions.
elm ciew Of the confessions
received by state police from
them," Page added, ''it looks
like they will be convicted"
He was referring to Carl E
Steinert, Geraled E. Lee, and c.
Ed Wilson, who repeatedly hired
]. H. Irving, Jr., Wilmington
taxi driver, for a ride in Bruins
wick county last Thursday night
and then robbed and assaulted
him eraly Friday morning. John
Rabe, the fourth Marine, who
faces a dishonorable discharge,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

with pawning a watch police
said was stolen from Irving by
the others.
Cecil R. Hosmer, II, Ma ne
recently discharged with a bad
conduct record, was also in on
the robbery and assault, ac-
cording to State highway patrol
man r. C. Duncan, who cond let
ed the investigation.
In New Hanover county Re-
corder's court, Stelnert, Lee and
Hosmer were charged with vag-
rancy, pending. their possible de-
livery to Brunswick county au-
thorities. Rabe and Wilson were
being held by the provost mar
shall at Camp Lejeune.
Investigator Page conferred
with Detective Capt. L. A. Tea
que and SHIP Sgt. T. E. Cook
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

| Instead t different rate for
every passenger car of different
weight as in the past, the new
license fee law, passed by the
1947 General Assembly, fixes
three basic figures-S10, S12 and
SIS for private passenger vehicles
and a flat $50 fee for taxicabs
and other service and 'for hire
passenger vehicles.
These new rates mean that the
plates for many light or low
priced automobiles will cost a
few cents more than in the past,
while those for the heavier, high
er priced vehicles in most in
stances will be slightly less.
Into the SIS bracket fall Cadil-
lacs, Lincolns, and buses and
hearses of all makes. Also includ-
ed are Checker Cab, Dusenberg
Pierce Arrow, Rolls Royce, Ste
vens Duyrea, and Yellow Cab
all of which are no longer man.
ufactured.
In the S12 fee bracket are the
Buick, Chrysler, Lincoln Zephyr
Packard and several makes which
are no longer manufactured
chief of which are LaSalle, Ora
ham Paige, Franklin, Hupmobile
and REQ.
Into the $40 bracket fall all
other makes-the Fords, Chevro-
,ets, Plymouths, Dodges, ano
Studebakers.
The new rates tend to put al
makes of cars on a flat fee basis
and will greatly simplify licens.
ing procedures for both motorists
and licensing officials.
Here are few examples Of
how the rates will work:
Col. L. C. Rosser, commission.
er of Motor Vehicles, said tha
all registration cards for 194f
would be mailed by December
l to the States 877,553 vehicle
owners. He urged motorists to
'hold o n 0 them, for you can.
not get your 1948 plates without
presenting that registration card.
The card is of double importance
next year, because all motorists
must present it when they sub
NIT their vehicles to the States
mechanical inspection lanes. Nc
vehicle can be inspected until
the owner has first presented his
registration certificate.
Col. Rosser asked motorists
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
TB RATE HERE MAY
GET FEDERAL AID.
Lucy Nash Says Every One
Will Be X-Rayed In
County

New Hanover county's chances
to get Federal aid in building the
proposed tuberculosis sanitorium
here will be bolstered when the
Federal authorities discover the
high rate of tuberculosis in this
area, Lucy Nash, executive-secre-
tary of the county tuberculosis
association, said yesterday.
She said that a survey will be
made next April to determine the
exact number of tuberculosis
cases in the county. Chest x
rays are to be made of every
New Hanover county resident,
she said.
The voters authorized the coun-
ty commissioners to levy a five
cent tax for a tuberculosis sani-
torium last spring, and Addison
Hewlett, chairman of the board,
said construction of the building
has been delayed because of
shortages and because of the
hope that Federal and state aid
may be received for the sani-
torium.
Miss Nash based her hopes for
Federal aid on the fact that the
latest statistics showed that New
Hanover county has a tuberculo-
sis rate of SIS per 100000 popu-
lation, compared with the North
Carolina rate of IS per 100000
population.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Quick Relief From
Pile Irritation

40 years ago Buffalo druggist created
an ointment for relief from the itching
quick cooling. soothing, astringent relief
that it's fame spread throughout the
country, and made Peterson's Ointment
favorite in thousands of homes. Ask
your druggist for 35c box of Peterson's
Ointment today, or 60c tube with apple
Gator. Money back If you are not de-
lighted with relief.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
FHuper Drivers To Pay More
For Tags; Limousines Cheaper

RALEIGH Nov. 22-When car-owners go to buy their
1948 license plates they will find that hereve been
changes made"
For the first time since 1912, next years moors will
be able to sport two license agone in the front and
the of his vehicle He will also find that there has
been change in license plate dates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

who do not receive cards with
in a reasonable length of time,
or by the fifth of December,
to get in touch with the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles, giving
a description of the car along
with it's motor number.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

A code of laws issued by Dra-
20, Athenian lawgiver, in 621 B.
c. made every offense punish
able by death. The code was alb
rogated 594 B. c., and milder
one was substituted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

AS a sample we give. a recent
transaction A grower brought in
1,607 pounds of wheat. Fo- that
he received a credit of S66 95.
He could take that entire credit
in cash if he wished. If he pre-
ferred he could get flour or feed
at wholesale prices. This privi-
lege any patron of the milling
company has of buying flour or
feed at wholesale pr e
amounts to quite bit.
The wholesale price of a 25-
pound bag of flour is $l.75. The
retail price is $3.50. In the
course of a year the difference
between wholesale and retail
prices means a sizeable savings
70 the farmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Taken
From Life
RY H. A. STALLINGS

WHITEVILLE, Nov. % South
eastern North Carolina is faced
bv two urgent tasks. The first
is to provide farm income other
thar the income from tobacco.
The second is to provide EN-,
ployment for those who Will
have to leave the farms because
of the anticipated reductions II
tobacco acreage and peanut
acreage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

One OF the LEADERS III VIC -
vision of farm income other
than that from tobacco is the
Columbus Milling company at
Whiteville, managed by W. l.
Marshall.
The Columbus Milling Com
pany buys an average OF fifteen
to twenty thousand bushels OF
wheat each year from South
eastern North Carolina Farmers.
Among these farmers growing
wheat on a commercial scale
are A. D. Fipps, C. E. Heustess,
A l. Fisher, Elizabeth Allen,
Ed Clements, J A Thompson,
JK. Robinson, Woodrow Ward,
Jim C. Gore, R. w. Payne, j. +
Shelley, Urise Willis, E M.
Ward, Mrs. T. P. Horn, Willie
Kerby, Jesse Jacobs, D. L..
Moore, David Sellers, C..
Gaines, Mrs. ]. A. Brown, w. o
Butler, J T. Bullard, Coy
Pierce, Floyd Butler, Charlie
Daniels, Osie Frink, Joe Fowler,
John Floyd, June Gardner, y.
L. Granger, H. H. Gray, c. e
Coins, Carson Granger, A P.
Russ, Leila HARRISON, A T Hin
son. Manley Jacobs, Sam Jones,
J. M. Linton, W. ]. Moore, C. e
Stephens, M L Settlemyre, B.
C. Strickland, ]. D. Shipman,
Odell Powell, Jet T. Watts, D.
L Watts, T P Yates, D P
Williams, Columbus County
Home. R C. White, j. E.
Thompson, Sr., Paul Stephens,
R. R Smith, Woodrow Mercer,
T B. Campbell, R. B. Hilborn'
What is even more remark
able than the fact that the Co
lum filling company buys
each year around twenty thous-
and bushels of wheat grown IN
Southeastern North Carolina IS
the fact that it finds sale for
all the flour it manufactures IN
Southeastern North Carolina
The company has been in exist
ence seven years and SO far has
sold all its flour within a terri
tory bounded by Leland. South
port, ElizabethtoWn and FAIR
Bluff. Its daily capacity IS sew
enty-five barrels of flour. two
hundred pounds to the barrel.
It's products are Waccamaw
Maid Flour, Columbus Flour,
Waccamaw Maid Corn Meal,
Waccamaw Maid Feeds for cat
tie, hogs and chickens. In addi-
ton the company operates a
special mill that grinds corn or
other farm products into feeds,
# the farmer so desires.
AS a sample we give a recent
transaction A grower brought lr
1907 pounds of wheat. Fo- that
he received credit of $66 95
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

average yield OF wheat
per acre in Southeastern North
Carolina is 30 bushels. The Col
umbus Milling company easi-
ly could buy and sell twice as
much Southeastern North Caro-
lima wheat as it does now. The
farmers in this section have a
daily cash market inside the
section for twice as much wheat
as they are growing The near
est flour mill outside the section
s located at Raeford.
The manufacture of flour is a
very complicated process. Be-
tween the raw wheat and the
finished flour are more than
hundred machines, and it takes
a highly experienced man to
operate these machines. Flour
manufacture is not an undertake
ing for amateurs.
Southeastern North Carolina
is losing capable and enthusi-
astic builder in the resignation
OF John Barlow as secretary of
the Merchants association al Ia
Dor City. He is re-entering the
U. S. Army. Being from Tabor
City as an officer in Uncle
Sans army he doubtless will
have sweet potatoes more often
on the army menus.
We note in the News and Re-
ported, published by L 81 i e
Thompson and edited by Willard
Cole, that handsome gold watch
es were awarded H. B. Barbee
O. L. Washan, Lynn Duncan,
and c. D Pickerell as the out
standing workers in the new
hotel campaign that so far has
sold $145,6 $40 Of stock
We noted also that sixteer
rooms in the Whiteville schools
have enrolled more than sixt,
yper cent of the parents
in the Parent-Teacher associa
ton which has a total member
ship of 1863.
The Civitan club at Evergreen
is sponsoring Boy Scout troo1
with Richard Anger, scoutmast
or
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Selected Stocks Gain,
But Market in General
Fails 10 Follow Suit
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Nev. 5-Selective
demand lifted variety of industrial
favorites in today's stock market but
failed to attract any general follow
ing.
A large number of pivotal issues
held at previous levels or dropped
back fractionally, despite early
gains for some of the chemicals
metals and electrical equipments
Dealings proceeded at a relatively
slow pace after a moderately active
opening. Near the fourth hour ad-
vances and declines were well
mixed.
Customers returning after the
Election Day recess were reported
by brokers to be holding to the
sidelines awaiting clearer views oi
legislative prospects in the special
congressional session. Although
numerous skeptics remained, those
optimistic over the business outlook
were cheered by the continued out
pouring of favorable dividend and
earnings announcements.
American Smelling, traded ex-
dividend, touched a new 1947 high
Other climbers included Interna.
tional Nickel, Allied Chemical, Du
Pont, Flintkote ION year-end divi-
dent, New York Central. Phelps
Dodge, Kennecott, Standard Oil o1
New jersey. Deere & Co., Goodyear
and Public Service of New Jersey
Lower much of the day were Good
rich, Dow Chemical, Western Union
Republic Steel, Cerro de Pasco and
Consolidated Edison, ex-diyidend
Pacific Western Oil and Mission
Corp. fell behind after filing of
suits to block their proposed merger
into Sunray Oil.
Bonds were narrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. 5 lP,.-(U. s. D.. Al
CO. sesHsd ;sx ssr s.sae snd md ess:
steady; bulk good ana shoiee 1920
TOP. a6.15; one load. 26.25; good anc
choice 170-1sO pound lights, 25 550-25.75
and Under, "a .5o-25.25; small number
over 400 pounds mostly 23.50-24.5 SO; gooc
clearance. --
saiable. cattle-Receipts. 5000; total
SLAUGHTER steers very active; good and
lower grades strong to 80 cents higher;
COWS steady; Gamers sna cutters s strong; a's;
da.. steers topped e $s9e s ssX
good and choice fed steers S7.59-35 1893 90; oo
GOOD and choice heiieFs' .s!. p sd5o: 5o
Gamers and cutters, Io;5oiIS;5o; gsed &C
1900: vealers steady at $500 down:
stockers and feeders steady.
Salable sheep-Receipts, $500; total,
$500; opened SLOW. early slaughter lamb
sales steady; few lots good and choice
native lambs. 1926: some held higher:
few decks good grade, %. .OO-22 30: sprin-
king common, 1900; not established, on
other classes; most slaughter eve BIDS
considerably lower but load or SO good
and choice ewes still held around 1000.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
United States Plywood Corp. and

United States Plywood Corp. and
Harbor Plywood Corp. have acquired
more than 1,000, ,000, 900 feet Of tim
Der in Shasta County, Calf. The
timber is ponderosa, sugar pine and
Douglas fir.
Retail Sales and Services will
total $10,75o, ,000, 900 in November
an increase of 5000, ,000, 600 over the
October figure, the magazine Sales
Management predicts.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. has
ordered 40-inch electric powered
slabbing blooming mill from the
Morgan Engineering Co., Alliance
Ohio, for its Breckenridge Pa)
plant. The mill, to cost about
81, SOC, 900, is expected to be installed
next year for working stainless and
high alloy steels.
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co.
will begin producing new type Of
tractor early next year in Gadsden
tAla.) plant leased from the War
Assets Administration. The COM
pany expects the plant TO employ
about 500 workers by July !.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
NOTICE OF REDEMP TON
TO THE HOLDERS OF
VICTOR PRODUCTS
TnPPNP RATION

Series &c" so Debenture Notes
Notice is hereby given pursuant to- the
Indenture Of Trust of Victor Products
Gorp9Tation Of Hagerstown, ~ Marylapa ~ %. st to
ington, D. C.. as Trustee. dated December
y, 194g. that the undersisned A as Trustee US, lee
on December l. 1947. out of monies in the
sinking fund, the following numbered
Series ."c''. 5% s. F. Debenture Notes due
Coupon Notes OF 81 900 Denomination
NINA MI O-M1 MI Uni 7-M20-
M22- -M56- -M58-M61- -M62-
M76-M77-M7S
The Notes herein DESIGNATED by number
will be paid at the current redemption
price, namely, 1907 of the principal
amount thereof. together with accrued
interest thereon to said redemption date;
Said Notes must have attached thereto all
coupons maturing on srd after ..JsaS June !; !;
the Hamilton National Bank. 14th and g
Street NV. Washington 5, D, G; Interest
on the Notes herein described shall cease
to accrue on December !, I947; ..u
HAMILToN NATToNAL I4sSN BANK or VASE
Vice President. Dated: october 20, 1947.
Evening star., 1947-11-05

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