The Denver star., 1914-10-03

TioN HOLDS ITS BIGGEST AND
BEST PUBLIC MEETING AT GEN.
TRIAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
On Monday night, Sept. 2sth, there
was held at Central Baptist Church
a splendid public meeting of the Lin
cola-Douslass Sanatorium Association;
The pastor of that church, the Off
GERS and members of the Ladies' Bible
Glass an the whole membership OF
the chu-cl are most heartily thanked
by the association in behalf of hu-
manity for their substantial encour-
agement OF the movement by their
presence and cordially. We cannot
speak il 700 high terms of Rev. Price
and his co-9orkers, Of their large num-
Der present and the hearty accord
given TINS plan of progress.
II the manifestations OF that meet
ing are @ De trusted, there viii soon
be som real constructive evidence
of Their sincerely. Plans we're out
lined BY the officers as to future de-
vslopnaeLt work and met with an i'm
mediate response from the audience.
But the I,rogram first. Dr.. j. II. P.
presentel the subject, The Need q
a Sana-0rllm in Colorado for Me-
g-oes,' IN an illustrative talk, taking
a number Of actual cases from Denver
ooserva--uls proving by facts rather
than b. argument tnat there was a
sad and Urgent heed Of such an in
stituioI- Tor self-p-s sseTYation II Tor
no nighe- motive His thoughts We're
DELIVERED n finely sympathetic
mood and iirsctness Of manner that
stirred tie emotions. the instrui-
mental number furnished by MISS Ga
lena Aal-sws, an advanced pupil fof
Misc Beatrice Thrashley, was classi-
cal and vas executed with marvellous
techniqJe Tor one o. her years. But
the address of thsa Evening was DE
livered by Dr. c. D. Spiyak. II is no
exaggeration to say Inat very few
speaker Of one race enter into such
frank ana sympathetic relations with
the audience OF another race as did
Dr.. Sp!Tak He made no effort 10 f4dt
ter mis- audience nor to dodge facts
and ye. al all times he was mighty
respect Il and conscious of MS mis-
sion tC os helpful. ae spoke with
fraedo,n and &ith no seeming effort
Of ssoogins 20. get down 10 the plane
Of his carers He Just entered IN
metia-sly into the spirit OF the oc-
ca o., and went naturally and force
full u facts And when ne said the
conn On place, y an glad to be here
a-d 10 SPEAK 70 you tonight" II was
evident to his hearers that he was
sincere. Although associated with
tas institution from ms beginning of
its etfsctivs work, he took no occasion
to boost himself as its founder or the
ini-lator OF the movement. But tod
Of the twenty poor Jews VINO had
them selves been more OF less attiict-
60 %ith, the dread disease, VINO mss
one light ana collected sleG and sen.
two guards with the treasurer TO pre-
vent MS being robbed The writer
wishes he could convey something o.
the ugmoT ana pathos ,hat MS recital
Of nardships ana the facts n thef
aa7lv history, and tns encouraging IN
formation that lie brought 10 US. RE
Offered the roiore6 people, lnressryad-
IN his cooperation and also the bene-'
iii ~ Their scciety's experience and
the mechanism o. their organization
to zssist as IL propa eating the stIec-
tiseuess Of our effort,
Bu7 the climax Of the evening was
reached when MIS-. G.. Barnes OF
Barnes Hotel fame, arose and made
an, If those Spontaneous. boiling not
.,saes of ners on practical Chris
tianiIg, and wound up by subscribing
So 10. followed Immediately by a Ike
subscription from MT. Q. ~ Jackson
o. pyarfield and $500 IRON Mrs. Cor
uelia Campbell and $500 from MI
Cbas Britton and $500 from Mrs. A
r. Moore and $500 from NJ. Lemuel
II. oven and this is only the begin
ming For the officers now nave the
names of twenty-four volunteer work
ers no are willing to enter Il mem
bershIp campaign for rrve hundred
members for the association III Den
v.- And there are more TO follow.
The following named persons paio one
dollar as an annual membership Zee;
D-. J II. P. Westbrook, Mrs. c. Barnes
and Mrs. Bette Skillern and one OF
the old Mothers in lsrael'' DC for the
good cause.
This most excellent meeting SIMPLY
initiated the campaign. immediate
stems have been taken by the direo-
tors to follow up this outourst o. en-
thusiasm.
All of the volunteer workers VINO
have been enlisted and others VINO
may wish to enter this campaign win
us are called to meet Monday niSht'
october 9Th at $50 sharp at Barnes
Restaurant. 2716 Welton st. Ways
and means will be discussed and DEL
mite plans made to make the e.iort
most effective.
Publications of progress VIII oe
found from time to time in The star
watch them and do more than Stasal,
ioin the procession. D.
Born to MI and Mrs. Bert Patrick
Of Humboldt ST one bouncing ten