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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

FRENCH WOMAN and daughter. both en-
erences, BOX SO.H, Star. 23s
FROM JULY / TO SEPT. 15-Reliable
couple need furnished apartment; not
over $40; references. Call after $50,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE co..
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1915.
Ex-GI MOVING SERVICE. storas.: non.
too small; reas. rates. We take surplus
furn: as pay on moving. GLOVER.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
MARINE VETERANS MoViNG CO.Es4-hr.
service; furniture moving and hauling
trunks and baggage. AT 2759 or FIR. O3S6.
CALL HO. 1850 for tfat quick move:
specializing in light ana heavy hauling;
FURS1TuaE FSasSh1I5f Van. two expert movers: IS
damage: also packing, Grating. LU. 89O5.
REDUCED RATES, average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual eompart-
ment Tor So per month. Reasonable rates
for additional space. SAFETY STG g.
MoViNG AND aAULiSG by { experienced
veteran; reasonable rates; 24-hr. service.
MR.. GARRETT. OW.. 1881. -25
SMALL J0BS-.Trunks, personal effects,
baggage, etc: days. nights, Suns Truck
with white driver, $3.50 hr. LU. s905.
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ROOMS WANTED,

LONG WASHINGTON RESIDENT, 1-bed-
rm. furn. apt Georgetown or Dupont
Circle aree July ]. sublet or lease, mos.
or year. GIL. 1923 ~
NICE CoMFORTABLE ROOM wanted, ne.
or Sc. section; for gentleman. Box 1866
H. Stai. 23s
SINGLE LADY desires single unfurnshed
apartment or unfurnished rooms. Box
lI3-H, Star. go
ayr OLD BACHELOR desires apt or
room with pvt bath in So. Arl. BAIRD,
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ING ACROSS THE sTREET or aeross
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ALExANDRIA-o-rm: brick; mr.. every
&ssf syd ez es1s 9a SSao Army
Navy: 4 bedrms.; sleeping porch; beauti-
4: \. De DEcATHR iii Gfs.-5.rm. III brick nous.
with Al Nh modern improvements: partly
faI1: turn1: 500 mo. Call for interview. WA.
SILVER sPRING-Beautifu brick bunga-
ps ST with Isesebsss sss.ms loI ds e s shSsb pS
REALTY CO., a7l3 Ga. ave. sH. 1l41
CHASE 5s s?satss :.s. par, .l.He.s s my
changed; $500 per mo. Adults only. EN-.
SK ,ast coy1 VI B5psss m"s rms bath bath; Will II
sss','s 8 'snsn' Esas'2s e.. sharing
Msn'rsfs Ne IS bsif ,s.S july to Sept: Is. s5Sc
Mr. KENWooD--Mod. house in cool
au' ana bath 6rsry and o'a: serssned d'0 poreh m
SILVER sFR1SGMwood.d area: s:bed:
II n.r aa e ssa6 sss5aetiVey furnished sl5
VERY CozY, Completely furn.. small house
persons: don't mind babies or diplomats;
rent .Mrsel ceiling; $500. Cali Boysen, EN-. 1885.
8 NNTi MoSTiHs suBLEr. July to Dec. 81
Groom home, attractiyely furn:, 1927
Brandywine NV; bedrooms, 2h baths,
washer; washer, etc. garage; $500 month. In
aoSToRY. ROW BRICK, det. gar. near
furn. except for linens, tableware and kit.
utensils. Avail. Immediately for year
round occupancy: S16O per mo. DI 4O27
or OR. 0433. Box 316-E, Star -2o
LOVELY HOME Mr.. BETHESDA-Wooded
lot; 3 bedrTs.. Bendix, util. inc; $3.50
me-. June 2e. Sept. Il. WI. e205. ga
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Attrac. rooms,
baths. recreation room; $3.50 mo.
July. / to Sept. 15: references. 3615
Jocelyn st NV, WO. 9149. phone for
appointment. -o3
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTs-Nicely furnished
4-bedroom house, attractive setting; i'm
med; occupancy; $500 per month. WI
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Beautiful and COM
pplestely furn. home for 3 mos; berin.
JAMES i. IL l. DIXON Ig1a & CO., 1922 18th st.
sjx IxRSnuss 81 s2n@ top month, or,v. s,Eoa 4,
81 Tuckerman ST. NV. a3s
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

1859 MASS. AVE. S.E.-5 spacious rooms
and private bath. back porch: adults
SHly sI5S Can m e,oSs S3os DUPLEX ant
through frs; good neighborhood newly
remodeled and decorated; new kitchen
trance and foyer: s175; lease: refs. DE.
51S7. Call Sun. or ewes. Box 290-E. Star.
3618 PARK PL. NW.-Large front .rm.,
kit, semibath; no refgr: gas and elec. In
cluded: empl adult couple: only S55 %
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AVIATION,

lent cond.. 14o hrs, Bendix transmitter-
receiver mike. ,esrphones. loop. sens. alt;
r. c.; licensed to May. RE. 3l17. -22
sTINSoN SM-s-A-Inspect and make Of
Fly for S2.T5 per hr.-Forming flying
club on new Cessna. For details, call
c. H. MARTIN. Hyde Field, SP 0SsS. --22
wANTED-BT-13. all metal, licensed; day
snd night instrument: All instruments
and recently licensed; PAW engine; price
Spen. Contact L. D.. RAY, Congressional
Nrport, Rockville, Nd. Phone OIL. SSSS
LICENSED ALL-METAL B-T-13-A-Good
cond, $500. Phone Greenbelt 1855 OF
zee at Schrnm A1rnort. -2R
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

MOVING TO CHICAGO!-Would you like
my modern home Winnetka, North Shore
suburb, famous for its progressive school?
I'm moving to Wash. and would like to
RICHMOND-3-beoroom house, excellent
location, will trade occupancy for similar
property in NV WASHINGTON or Alexan-
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM: refgr .
sink. hot plate; working couple. 504 2nd
st. Sc,
BAY ST. SE-Airy: dble. rm; redec.
twin beds; pvt home: men or employed
couple; laundry privils. LU. 4964. -27
1I3I 9Th ST. S.W.--2 rms, partly furn.,
for ladies: use of phone, nondrinkers
ME- 061 :. ~
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WOMAN WHO WORKS NIGHTS willing to
share large, pleasant. apt; refs. required.
I'm Qo56 90
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$4,000 DOWN

$4,000 DOWN
Modern a ros 6riet. rms. ms ana SoS S.sh' Can
MODERN BUNGALOW
pslshtfui home % in Bethesda, Nd
s:ss " s s.. ::s.'s. Z;
PRICE REDUCED
ls7 1obres b.Ss 9: y.n.;,,n nw ns,I hIS Hoes Creek
nsisfhsorhhssea. n.sh hsss. Cali Mr.. Ewsll evenings.
6e31 9th ST. NV.
Beautiful liy. rm. 1880. This is . de-
:sa!n Gs s saa zss o@ doss % 81 n:s
-" ''' 1903 18th 81. NV '''s'
bsth on 1ss H.; } bedras. and % bath son on
End End d an e.If e.1ffspsioniI n home With rse,s.
1901 18th ST. NV.
Spacious corner home to be sold at once,
completely furnished; { bedrms. exauisftey
Cali Mr.. E~siI evenings. Ord
1865 INGLEsIDE TER. NV.
full l basement, Priced sxceptionaii, low
a s11 $50. Call MI. Eweil evenings. Ord
Leo M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1913 K st. NV. NE. 300.
COLORED-C0LUMB1A RD., near Ilth
rms s.:s. ns h Ss.' s. tru. a.s ssrn
81 asIs. ao'is. ss.. = IA sifs' sLAnktssN q 4
1contfnued on Next PsFe)
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
w. b. WHIIH I
EN- 1880 till q p.m.
S12.95O

VII ,UOO
Near 9th and Rittenhouse NV. Immscu-
late condition; exceptionally convenient:
semidet. brick home, 8 rooms and bath.
auto. gas domestic hot water, z concrets
porches. Reasonable terms. PHILLIPS.
CANDY G FULLER, INC, MA. 1900.
BEDRM. AND BATH 1st FLOOR
prewar custom built brick. on excellent
to be sold this week for best offer. In
addition to the large bedrm. and bath, 1st
floor has 24-ft living room with fireplace.
excellent dining room with bay window.
large modern kitchen: End floor. two very
large bedrms and bath. unusual closet and
storage facilities. Bsmt. has c1ubroom.
maids room and bath. Cali EN- $500 till
2 pm. T-HILLAND-WHrTE GO.
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GEORGETOWN
KENT-BRIARCLIFF AREA

Beautiful new Colonial Just completed by
Frank s. Phillips, in this fine close-in
der room on 1st A.; 3 lge. bedrms. and 2
baths on 2nd A.; lge. storage attic: base.
ment with firepl. and maids bath roughed
rage; compara able homes in this section are
priced generally much higher than s30.-
800. Call WA. S625 or FRANK 8. PHIL
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
Groom brick; 3 bedrooms and bath: "a
bath on first floor; screened porch: large
possession on years lease; $500 per month.
F. A. TWEED co.
55O4 Conn ave- EN- 1870 90
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BRIGHTWOOD

o1E1N1 Z w WI
Desirable corner semidetached brick resi-
dence; center-hall plan, living room with
mirrored fireplace. and porch, dining room,
kitchen and breakfast room on 1st floor;
; twin sized bedrooms and . baths on End
floor: paneled recreation room with bar
maids room and bath. wall-to-wall carp
eting detached garage, gas hot-water
heat; attractively financed. Phone Mr..
Katsuranis, GE 2943, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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GEORGETOWN

Exceptional view of Potomac; modern
home, built. 1910; picture windows on all
floors, bedrooms, 3 baths; an outstsnding
Ewes Mrs. Herring. MI. 4919.
Near Dumbarton Oaks. large, detached
home on beautiful lot. 70xl75 IT,; bed;
rooms, 9 baths on End floor, 3 rooms and
bath on 3rd; ewes, Mrs. Miller. MI. 1858.
RIDDELL REALTY co.
IA ltnrS x n NJ DI HQ00
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Norhwsst.
BRENTWOOD

On Tewkesbury St, near 18th st-Attrac-
tive Groom detached brick in highly desir;
able neighborhood. bedrooms and 2 tiled
baths on End floor. Finished attic. Large
living room with fireplace: screened side
porch; recreation room in basement; oil
yard. House in perfect condition and Of
prewar construction with slate roof and
Addison. Ma. eaoo; ewes and week ends
Fairfax 1S1-W-3.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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ASFFCf III X w INV. -
BRIGHTWOOD

BRlSHlWOO
sos 1st st. n.w.-Brightwoods finest
detached brick residence, in the heart OF
this desirable section; English design: ar
tistically arranged rooms. paneled living
room with fireplace. bedroom adjoined by
tiled bath, dining room, modern kitchen.
End floor, > bedrooms and tile bath; lovely
paneled recreation room, lavatory. laun-
dry room. built-in garage; oil h-w.h.. case
ment windows, Venetian blinds, awnings:
level lot with abundance Of plants and
URCIOLO REALTY co.
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KENWOOD

Very attractive brick home with 3 bedrms,
2ha baths, paneled library with fireplace;
nice liv rm din rm. and kit. Screened
porch. 2-car built-in garage. Maids room
and bath Stairs to lge: attic and othe-
oointment. j. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor,
1924 Wisconsin ave-. WI 1900. ~
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AMERICAN UNIV PARK

brick home in immaculate cond.; den and
Law. on 1st H.; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. .
baths. End a.; finished -3rd n; paneled
clubroom with fireplace; Gear gaAge: gas
heat Call WA. s625 or FRANK 8.
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OPEN | TO DARK

American Univ Park; new and ready for
occupancy; large 6-rm. brick Colonial.
spacious liv. rm. with wood d-burning Are
place. din. rm.. tiled powder rn., fully
End foor: most convenient NV. location:
q approved; low down payment and % ons
pl.. NV. j. r. TENCHER Co. INC, Ap.
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Red,1ced to Sell

Immaculate 22-ft. row brick on N Fl. ave.
two doors above Grant Circle. containing
lse. liv. rm, din. .rm, 8 bedrms;, inclosed
sleeping porch, IA baths, lge. Kit, sar.i
excellent condition. inspect today.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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BETHESDA
home on Ice. corner lot;
with bedrm and bath on 1st a.: also lge
liv. rm., fireplace, din. rm:, breakfast
rm., kit; End H.. 3 Ice. bedrms., bath: !:
o9ils;iR ., oEgs Egssrass; oil h.-w.h' A good buy
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
1894 wisconsin ave. OR 1898 till Q pm.
BETHESDA, MD.
A nearly new center-entrance brick resi-
dence adjacent to Greenwich Forest, near
Wilson lane: good-size rooms, baths.
lst-fiooI powder room; large side porch
Sssscssd n ssdo ssTsss; II, priced at $4,000 Gail
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Once open today. call Wo. 1900. -22
BETHESDA
1918 Roosevelt st. Open today 2 to 8
pm Modern prewar brick home. bed
rms, = baths. living room with nreplsct'
dining room. modern aH electric Htcnen'
DURANT- NT-HILLAND-WHrTE CO., EN-
$500 till 8 pm. %
BRIGHTWOOD
Be senidetached corner home in convenient
section of Brightwood; center-hall plan,
rooms, bedrooms, baths: hof-Water neat
with modern Gas furnace, hardwood nools.
is anxious to sell and has priced accord
ingly. Phone M Mccarthy, TR. 2447,
With
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 Il IT. Nv MA. a34S.
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TWOFAMuY

1h years old, semidet. brick, built new ~
Clam. unit, separate entrance, private
apts., full basement, gas heat. THEY
built. modern studio apt. owner occupied.
ouired. A beauty here. STRoUF'
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"BUNGALOW"
~ J. WESLEY BUCHANAN

Def. BRICK, FULTON ST. NV.
4 center-entrance brick home, l 50. Of
elementary schools, stores and carline.
conf. rms. liv. rm. about :24x13, with
frepl, side screened porch, cheerful din.
rm.. modern kit: 3 bedrms: (2 take twin
beds). tile bath with built-in tub and
shower auto. to. heat; euiltoin III garage. s,
like rent: vacant. To inspect, call Mr..
Latimer leyes, EN-. 077ol. THos "a.
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galley fully equipped, toilet; every con-
ceivable accessory for comfortable cruising;
sh ipshape, having been used very little
since new in late a; ready to go fishing
or cruising sells new as equipped around
81 600; will sell for $3.50, terms ar
ranged Call JACK BLANK, AID. $500.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
DUNESLAND GARDEN
CLUB DINNER THIS
WEDNESDAY

Members of the Illinois
Dunesland Garden Club will
entertain their husbands and
guests at the Zion Home, Jan.
FL at 8 p. m. A color picture
"A Honey Harvest" will be
shown by w. w. Vincent, Jr.,
of Kenosha. This picture con-
corning honeybees and agri-
culture, has taken national
prizes and was included in the
program of the National Bee
Keepers Association at it's re-
cent meeting in Tampa, Fla. A
copy Of the film is currently
being shown throughout Wis
consin by the Wisconsin State
Horticultural Society.
Hostesses for the evening
will be the Mesdames Leonard
Bishop, James A. Fossland,
Anna Fisher, George BEEN
and Miss Hardman.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
WINTER STORAGE OF
PLANT FOOD TO AID '4S
SPRING PLANTING

Chicago-Farmers can have
fertilizer "on hand" for their
1913 spring planting if they
will order plant food early and
store it on their farms this Win
ter, declared the Middle West
Soil Improvement Committee
in a statement made public
here.
Fertilizers can be stored in
good condition provided a few
simple precautions are follow
ed, the statement says. The
committee lists these five rules
for storing plant food:
1. Store the fertilizer only
in the barn or some other dry
building that has flooring off
the ground.
2. Do not pile bags of fer
tilizer directly on earth or &C.
ment floors.
3. Stack the bags closely to-
gether. This will reduce the
circulation of air from which
the fertilizer absorbs moisture.
4. Do not stack the bags
too high. The pressure of the
bags on top will tend to cake
the fertilizer on the bottom of
the pile.
5. Keep broken bags sepa-
rate from the main pile. Loose
fertilizer is likely to absorb
moisture.
Mr.. c. E. Richards, local
feed and fertilizer distributor,
is in hearty accord with these
suggestions.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
DRIVE FOR OLD CLOTHING
TO BE LAUNCHED
CONTINUED from page u

(COHClnueu lTOIH page ~
for three weeks, beginning on
January 25th, through Febru-
airy 9Th. Collections will be
made at the Zion Auditorium,
and it is suggested that all who
have clothing to contribute,
bring the bundles to Zion Aud
itorium any day from January
25th, to February 9Th.
AS far as possible the cloth
ing should be laundered or
cleaned, and it is asked that
regardless of the condition of
the clothing, it be sent along
anyway. That which cannot
be used as it is or made over,
will be sold as rags.
The clothing that is thus Sc
cured will be distributed to
needy ones here and overseas.
Every member and friend of
the Christian Catholic Church
is urged to make a thorough
search for discarded or used
clothing, which is about to be
discarded, which can be recon-
ditioned for the purposes men,
toned above.
If it is not convenient to
bring the clothing bundles to
the Auditorium, a telephone
call to the Church offices in
the Administration Building
will suffice to arrange for the
pickup of the bundle at your
home. Call either $40, 521,
or 522. The Dorcas society will
take charge of all clothing con-
tributed and see that it is put
to the best possible use.
IF a brother or sister be
naked, and destitute of
daily food.
"And one of you say
unto them, Depart in
peace, be We warmed and
filled; Notwithstanding
We give them not those
things which are needful
to the body; what doth it
profit?" james 2:15,16.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
ON DERAILED
SOUTH WIND TRAIN

Walter Bennewate, w h o
spent the Holidays with his
mother and sisters at Fort Lau-
derdale, Florida, was on the
way home to Zion aboard the
South Wind, when that train
was derailed in Georgia on
Sunday, January 18th. Though
he was in the first coach to
leave the rails and most per-
sons in this car were hurt, he
escaped without a scratch. Due
to the accident the train reach
ed Chicago Is hours late.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21

by car for Phoenix, Arizona,
where the Grover Leeches will
spend some time with their
daughter and family, while the
Jim Leeches will continue on to
California.
In California they expect to
stop at Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena, as we'll as with friends
and relatives in other places.
At Palo Alto they expect to
visit Mrs. Florence Thurston-
Provost.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
CHILE HOME DESTROYED
BY FIRE

- ANEA
Tuesday evening, January
18th, the Osmund Chile home
in Winthrop Harbor burned to
the ground in spite of the val
liant efforts of the Zion and
Winthrop Harbor fire depart
ments.
The home, a six-room ranch
type frame house had been the
dream house of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chile, with much of the work
being done by themselves.
The Gihles are both music
teachers and were out of town
at the time of the fire.
1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Chile was for time a
member of the Zion Symphony
Orchestra and also director of
Zion Junior Orchestra. Mrs.
Chile lost her valuable violin
in the blaze.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
OFF ON FLORIDA
VACATION TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Phil
of 1906 Enoch Avenue left last
Wednesday morning, January
18th, by auto in sub-zero wea-
Their for Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Everett EVAN
geline) Congdon and her three
children. They expect to be
gone for about three weeks.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
ZYF TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

Zion Youth Fellowship will
have the installation of new
officers in a Candlelight Ser
vice on Sunday evening, Jan.
rs. Colored slides will be
shown by Jay Taylor during
the worship service.
The meeting will begin at
7:45 and will be held in Zion
Chapel.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
DRAMA CLASSES

Mrs. Young's drama classes
will meet as usual every Tues
day at 500 p. m. in the Con-
servatory Hall, Administra-
ton Building.
Mrs. Young desires to thank
all who have remembered her
with cards and prayers dur
ing her recent illness.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
MEMORIAL MONUMENT
PARK NEWS

Pictures of the Memorial
Monument and parkway plan
ned for Shiloh Boulevard, be-
tween Sheridan Road and Eli
sha Avenue, have been on dis
play during the past two weeks
in the window of the B. B.
Sweet Shop, where they have
drawn considerable attention.
According to Mr.. w. Homer
Taylor, chairman of the Am
erican Legion Memorial Monu-
ment Committee, interest is be-
ing further heightened by the
formation of a number of civic
committees for invaluable aid
in various phases of the pro-
gram.
AS previously reported the
contract for the quarrying and
chiseling of the cherry-color
granite stone-eight and one
half feet high by three and
one-half feet wide, and ten
inches thick-has been let;
and a letter from the quarry
to the Legion states that three
sides of the monument have
already been polished. The
contract calls for it's compile
ton and erection prior to the
dedication services to be held
on May 80, 1913.
It is announced that the
Planning and Planting Com
mittee will meet within the
next ten days to let contracts
for the purchase of trees and
shrubs, and to arrange for the
necessary preparation of the
ground in the parkway. The
members of this committee are
Harley G.. Mccormack, James
Hotham, Gerald Mason, Mrs.
Anna Fisher, Mrs. Josephine
Black and Mrs. L. B. Mitchell.
1t is also understood that
pledges and donations to the
Memorial Fund are being
made in substantial amounts.
While the Legion have pledg-
ed themselves to the raising
of the necessary funds, they
have asked a committee, large
ly comprised of non-Legion-
naires, to act as custodian and
to approve the expenditure of
all monies. This committee as
presently constituted includes
R. A. Burgess, Victor Randle,
William Schwager, William J.
Bicket and Gerald Mumford.
Contributions may be left at
Zion Bank or mailed direct to
Zion-Benton Post 865, The Am
Continued on Page 11)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
ATTENTION PARENTS

The Children's Choruses will
resume their rehearsals on Sat-
urday morning, January oath.
Schedule as usual.
"ZOa Pearl Park.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
MISSIONARY REPORT
FROM NIGERIA

EDITORIAL NOTE:-The follow
ing Missionary Report from Nigeria,
West Africa, reached US too late to
be read at the Watch Night Service.
90, God, my heart is fixed;
I will sing and give praise even
with my glory" Psalm 1881:
am truly grateful to Cod
in giving out this report. For
two years I have been labor
ing in this territory. The Lord
has blessed my ministry. MY
greatest hinderance has been
the language of the Nationals,
who speak a different tongue.
Before anyone can effectively
reach them with the Gospel
Message, they must study the
language for at least three
years. I have a Bible written
in this language, also some
books with which [ study their
tongue. We give all praise and
glory to God that we now have
some of these men in our fell
lowship, hungry for the Word
of Life and seeking Jesus with
all their hearts.
Nigeria as a whole needs the
Savior! About $50 of the peo-
pie are still without the Cos
pei. The task we face is gigan-
tic! What shall we do to get
these poor benighted people
saved and point them to Christ,
Who only is able to save them
from sin with His most pre-
cious blood! Pray for them.
Another thing that makes
the work very tedious is Mo-
hammedanism which has en-
quilted the masses. Pray for
these lost souls that they may
receive Jesus as their Savior.
Some are coming to know that
He is the Way.
[ am endeavoring to reach
the out-stations and open
prayer groups and hope before
long to have this accomplish
ed with the Lords help. The
literature and Bible School
Lessons are being distributed
far and wide - sowing the
Seed. Many are thankful to
get the literature and ask for
more. Some have stated that
this Gospel literature is pure,
wholesome, clean and very
spiritual. The Christian Catho-
lie Church has certainly obey
ed the "Great Commission" of
our Lord. MARK 1919. Many
have come to know the Lord
Jesus through reading Leaves
of Neutrality-suspicious. greatest
preacher!"
The work before me is STU
pendous! ask your prayers
and cooperation. The Seed has
been and will continue to be
sown far and wide. According
to His promise in Isaiah SSH,
it will not return void.
My greatest desire is to see
the Nationals saved for they
are in utter darkness. They go
about naked. They certainly
need your help and prayers.
Sincerely,
Mr.. Joseph O. Ukpabi,
Dada
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-01-21
OFF TO ARIZONA
AND THE WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Leech of
2542 Elisha Avenue, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
G. Leech of Greenbay Road,
left last Friday, January 10Th,