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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-21
HARRISON, IDAHO,
DESTROYED BY FIRE

HARRISON, July 21.-Fire OF un-
known origin destroyed all the busi-
ness section and half OF the residence
portion OF the town today, and 1t is
still raging. The loss to date is half
a million. The fire started in Grants
lumber yard. Earlier fire was dis.
covered in Grants logging camp. Ten
forest fires of mysterious origin are
reported.
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NEARLY 1000 1T
M|NERSSTR|KE 0
At LEADvILLE
Thirty-Seven Properties In
volved; Few Remain to
Care For Mines

LEADYILLE. July 21.-The metal
miners OF this district have gone out
on strike. Thirty-sev-n properties
are involved. In each mine eight or
ten men remained at work to keep
the property free from water. Seven.
teen hundred men are involved in the
strike. ...
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CLERKS ARE D DETERMINING ..
WHO SHALL BE EXEMPT
After More Than Sixteen Hours TeIers Decide Who Shall
Serve in New Draft Army; Local Exemption Boards viii
Release Many Who Have Been Drawn

WASHINGTON. July 21.-with ten
million men listed in the order Of their
liability to serve In the new army the
federal government this morning be-
gan It's task Of preparation for the new
selectIve army draft. ...r.
They are now taking up the task OF
those who will be exempt. The draw.
ing to determine who shall be liable
for service ended early today after
Il had been in progress without inter
ruption for more than sixteen hours.
The first officials are now resting
from their long vigil. Other men
have taken up the task. The official
tabulation OF the figures is still going
forward. II will be however. about
ten days till those who have been
drawn know when they have to appear
for duty.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-21
WOOL MARKET
Is MORE ACTIVE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 21.-Crim-
Minis and Pierce company say Of the
wool market for the past week. Mar
ket little more active this week.
Larger volume OF wool Prices prac-
tically unchanged.
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ENvIoUS PA

Young Johnny had been reading the
evening paper and paused contem,
platively for few moments. Father"
said he. what Is 'inertia'?" 80
Well" rcrlied the father. "if ]
have II, it's pure laziness, but II your
mother has it, it is nervous prostra
tion. ."-Tit.Bits. 7-.'' s'."
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4 few ITEMS At OUR REGULAR PRICES

Royal Baking Powder, S lib. can..........$2.05
SchiIline's Baking Powder, 5 Ib. CAN. 2.05
Royal Baking Powder, lb. can.......... as
Calumet Baking Powder, 5 lb. car,..,.... .S9
Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can........-, %
Del Monte Preserves, iar............. .2S
Tea Garden Preserves, jar................. 81
Beechnut Peanut Butter, jar.................. 20
Sterling Sliced Peaches, large carl......,... "a
Sunset Steel Cut Coffee, pound .............. .28
Cherub Tea, second to none pound ...... so
Macaroni and Spaghetti, pkg.................. IL
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Following is the revised list OF
names drawn for the frst draft army.
The names are in order as drawn, and
while not official, this list Is believed
TO be correct. II is a copy OF the list
as 1t appears in the Sheriff's office:
These are the first 326 numbers:
25e e. C. Watts, Elko.
45s Charles James Doherty, Eiko.
1896 Roy T. suttIe, Tusearora.
s54 Robert r. GuIIey, Wells.
1895 Clyde Rexford Williams, non-
teiio.
1455 ivan Neil Mccarthy, Ferber.
7e3 James A. Sullivan, Wells.
I'LL Hiram coItman Brown, MI.
City.
s37 Hugh Franklin, Wells.
337 Jose Maria coseorros, SIAM
pede.
67s Fantina oabrloIa, LamoIlIe.
275 Martin Etchepore, EIko.
500 EIoIn Walters, EIko.
1885 UIIsSe saviozzi, Gold Creek.
564 Antoine Pedritti, Gold Greek.
1908 Orvilie Garfield, montello.
Gas George II. Hopkins, Midas.
5ss eregorla MaraeondsouI, Tue
'oarora.
1867 A. Cannon, Deeth.
4e3 Linzy Clarence messeriy, Eiko.
1895 Harvey Sylvester MeCrae, Jar.
bldge.
1902 Roy snaVeiy, Monte!lo.
54s George Matthles oIaser, e.
burr.
12e shIaeJiro FuJinamI, currle.
1897 Jimmy James. Lee.
7s4 Clarence Hyde, Wells.
755 William e. James, WeIIe.
1o7 John PenoeIIy, carlIn.
1869 settrIno saIvetti, cobre.
6ts Joaquin soiosabaI, Tusoarora.
373 Greaorlo Lerindequl, EIko.
1866 Louis Blaine Jeanney, Deeth.
IT'S 5enJlman s. Woodward, Wells
4s6 Frank Ross, EIko.
6o2 Ernest Malcolm cIarsns, Jar.
bidoe.
600 Pedro mIribarren, Tusearora.
9t0 GuerIno Derieco, Wells.
5o7 Douglas Roy corbitt, Elko.
3o9 Clyde NJ. GuIn, Elko.
437 William Leroy Merlthew, Elko
1924 Edwin VeriI Black, peeth.
eo4 Jerry James Dvoraeek, Tusear
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wv reoTo NoW0He, SdmoiHe.
sss Manuel Amore. Midas.
222 Antonio Faeha. sElko.
sOs William L. Hosts Metropolis.
1887 Felix Aceoee, nseth.
700 PreseilIano Lopez, Jarbldge.
1850 Charles Lloyd simms, Deeth.
11s5 Frank Joseph Mark. Ruby Val
ley. n-H.
2s7 Arnold N. Lamsertlne, EIko.
s21 Jesus Lahos, EIko.
7ss Henry Louis Borstelnan, Jar
bIdss.
TOT Archie Duane Allan, Jarbldse.
t425 Roy Freeman Roseberry, Tus-
earora. .,.s,.''
1902 Fred q. Powell, MonteIIo.
1851 Arthur Willard Griswoid, Lur.
line. +t,' ~ -s-
11o1 Angel Aehurra, Lee.
ses Clayton Clarence BeIeher, Eiko
s74 Joseph Weber, Midas.
$40 William A. Rankin, Elko.
ESQ LeslIe Noble, Midas.
s26 Robert James Randall, Midas.
1910 VILLA Shepherd Hill, MontelIo.
S47 r. E. coesweIl, Elko. ...
s1s San Diego orazoquI, Metropo-
Hs. a... -a
$50 Dionisie YnehaustI, LamoIIie.
1889 Andreas BIIIeao, Deeth.
s14 Urbano Pedro Areno, Wells.
1175 William o. Birch, Lee Canyon
1910 Walter johnson, MonteIlo.
73s James coe, ,Jarbidee.
1867 Homer L. Layne, Alberta, Can.
ada. ~. 49,. r. ..
1897 Lloyd George High, Lee.
11ot James Seth Doobs, Ruby Val.
ley. .... -.- e -
1924 William Pollard, Lee.
1860 Edward John Landrian, Ia
coma. ~
s4s Edward 3. o'ooiIins, Wells.
111s Thomas Bruce stInton, Noun
tain CITY. -..- -
12tIuIrleh z. Binder, Currie.
22f Boa Ventura Faeha, EIko.
933 Manuel s. Maura, Midas.
1874 Steve Harris, Eiko.
1414 Pierre chabot, Tusearora.
2e2 Francis Joseph Carol, EIko.
s22 William X. Franklin, Wells.
5o4 Eugenio FraneekhI, EIko.
1864 Roy Leslie Curtis, MonteIio.
1905 Jess Marion Short, Ruby Val
ley. aGR8
1910 Francisco ouerriesbeitia, Elk
1891 Robert Colgate, MonteIlo.
470 Sabine Feranas, ooveIa, EII<o.
312 Vernon MeteaIf, EIko.
1907 Laurn r. Rice, Metropolis.
1884 Carl sepuiVda, Deeth.
90 Clyde Harry Woodruff, cariin
1e1 John Vernon Stagser, EIko.
ATT kyuehI Sada, Eiko.
1887 Alfred wellington Smith, Rub!
VALLEY.
117o Charles 3. Farr, Ogden.
753 Frank r, eobIep Wells.
13o Lester Lyle Rankin, currie.
$50 Cirque ooidsaes, Wells.
1853 EIWood Moffitt, Contact.
1923 William Lorenzo TayIore, Nor
teIIo.
537 Ezro RelluonInik, Eiburz.
424 William r. Hunt, Elko.
e70 L. C. MecIoud, Midas.
$40 Vernon YoWell, Wells.
1347 Lisandro Benneth, Tacoma.
1911 FeIieiano Elizaaary, Elko.
tts8 T. 8. Carter, LurlIne.
657 Earl n. Conrad Lamoille.
IFS John Brady, Contact. ....
300 Harrison Norton Voc, Elko.
27s candIdo Marisquirena, Elko.
. 1921 Earl Thomas Tracy, MontelI
1240 Paul Lewis winstead, Lee.
524 Robert saecett Martin, Eiko.
1172 Stanley e. Davis, Bullion.
532 George Economy, Halieek.
1917 EuaenIo Egezeue, Elko.
1f39 Daniel n. Drlnen, Jr., Nor
Fork.
1914 M. X. IshIo, Shafter.
. 336 FredrIeo Lagarraaa, Stamped
gig John Oscar Edwin 5ordorsto
Eiko.
40 David Ell HanoId, carlIn.
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L
76o John /. Bowe, Oakland, Cal.
1eS Leo 6echstorns, Contact. J
So James Alexander johnson, Car.
I'm,
t276 C. r. Eaton, Deeth. Fs
7s2 Geo. Munday, Wells.
s William v. odaers, Currie.
$50 AthanasIus q. EglIlor, EIko.
81 Alfred LamartIne Bailey, Car
IIa. ...... .....
$40 AnIeeto Andy TofanIIla,
..r
$40 Geo. Allen Mitchell, Hunting.
ton. -r ,. |
11s2 chet. o. cIendsmnina, North
Fork.
$40 Lowell William Moody, Elko.
1885 NemesIo inxa, Gold Creek.
741 Pedro Roa, Pablaek.
1854 Arthur WIlford sorenson, og-
den.
1878 John Virgil Lewis, Deeth.
III Arthur Lemuei Down, Jar
bldge.
1922 William Rising, MonteIIo.
s41 Julian ArisubIeta, Wells. . .
6as Juan Yoyena. LamoIIIe.
1882 Lyle L. Newlun, MonteIIo.
623 Thomas Kenyon, Tusearora.
62s CLYDE r. Smith, LsmoliIe.
6s5 MItar Yoveiteh, Jarbidge.
1141 Elton cooIay, Rupy xaiIey.
1914 Charles Evvsrtt Black, Deeth.
1916 James David Maher, Montelio.
335 Jose Aneho, Stampede.
1880 Wesley Joseph MuIiennes, Tus-
earora.
4s3 Yee Sling, EIko.
1853 Paul Supp, Tacoma.
S23 Howard Edwin crIstophison,
Metropolis.
1905 Antoine AIdoeeeiia, Stampede.
s41 Martin orradrie, Stampede.
1907 Glen Warner, MonteIlo.
set Vance EImors kenney, Eiko.
1855 Roy HappIe, Tacoma.
SIS Guy Vaughan, EIko.
go L. c. MecIaud, Midas.
$50 Clement r. Thomas, LamoiiIe.
571 William owyhse, Gold Creek.
t2a Kakutaro MlyaaIshIna, currIe.
67e Arthur J. Votaw, Jarbidoe.
so5 Lee Sing Sui, Wells.
II Louis Edward Mckenzie, Row.
land.
900 AIonzo Hiram FIT, AietroPoIIs.
363 s. r. osmet, Elko.
1897 Ernest w. Adkins, Deeth.
1142 Ivan W. ~. JewIres, LuriIne.
Joe Martin, currIe.
327 Peirre Ereea, EIko.
74o Alfred Henry Hsth'essen, Jar,
bidae.
664 MartIuceI FREDERICK, LamoIlIe
90 Limo Libro, carlln.
f44s John Fitehue, Eagle Rock.
957 Joe 8. pasquel, Midas.
1112 sesondo Wriona, Lee.
345 II. r. Baxter, EIko.
1855 Raymond A. Giles, Tacoma.
1903 Walter Bernard BieIar, carIIn
1921 Frank r. Smith, Shafter.
1902 Fred @. Powell, Montello.
556 Mann Harry Reynolds, Leo.
| lo1 T1SbIy SOeOpH SOphI SoUhaSh.
1881 Robert Trultt Anderson, Ueeth
81 William Bernard Griffin, csriIr
III Lou EIbert Allen, Jarbldge.
1855 Clyde Harde, Deeth.
1913 Joe Turner, Monteiio.
| 80 Arbe John Matthews, cariIn.
, 1ee Antonio Gagettl, Elko.
1923 Pedro urrutinIareuar TuscaT
ora.
773 William n. Chaplin, Wells.
6os Juan Guerenavarrena, Tuseal
ora.
4o6 Alberto GALL, Elko.
$40 Rudolph Lindquist, Elko.
| IS William Dove Owens, cariin.
3s2 George Wallace, Eiko.
es9 Juan Monastrlo, WhIteroek.
sss Juan Gamma, Elko.
/, tt1s John chrlsty Abbeaolln, M
city. .... .........
!. 5s9 Jesus Bales, Tusearora.
$50 Enrique ooIesaas, Wells.
705 Fredrie William Buffers, Jat
bIdue. .... r...
1s4s Clyde Alexander Berdry, pset
5s2 Arthur ]. Scale, Tuscsrora.
$50 Edward Reaan, we~-s.
!. 77e Brigham Lewis, Wells.
90 Stephen Wiencea, Midas.
e0t Alonzo W. weteh, Wells.
:. t22 Toraklehl shlba, currie.
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FOUR YEARS AGO

The coming of the Sunset Grocery Store four
years ago was the birth of High Quality gro
ceries at Lower Prices in Elko County. 1t was
idea and since then has enabled the many sat
isfed patrons of the Sunset to buy the highest
grade groceries at the same prices paid by con
sumers in large cities. Sunset Service is the best
not only do we lead with High Quality and Lower
Prices, but, we also guarantee satisfaction or
money back without question. We cut prices on
the entire grocery line every day. You can save
money by paying cash. The cash idea is right.
Imitation is the sincerest flattery.
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43 Rudolph Becker, cariIn.
1854 Robert Allies, Desth. IN
1865 ottarino Broanlna, MonteiIo.
s24 James oliver Nelson, Metro
poiia. .....
42o Alexander oabIoIa, Tucker st.
1914 Claude Harson kreiser, Mon.
telIo.
1873 Vernon coyne, Lee Canyon.
514 Thomas Edwin Egar, Eiko.
433 Juan Arraseada, Eiko.
1929 Angel sanehezd, Deetn.
800 Harrison Norton Voc, Elko.
10 Bert BlsIo, Rowland.
1o45 William Reed Douglas, Mon
teiIo.
1881 cIeve Pollock, monteIIo.
1881 HippoIlte chevallerd.
1882 Russell Austin Field, Alton.
1923 Daniel camacho, Deeth.
779 A. G. Boulding, Wells.
40 Walter r. wIseman, Glover
Valley.
1886 willy Carter, EIko.
432 James Curtis, EIko.
is Joseph Taylor, Rowland.
$50 William A. Stewart, LamoIIIs.
927 Henry II. Abram, Midas.
1884 Martin Inza, Gold Creek.
739 Pete Melvin Rinearson, Jar
bidoe.
6o1 Ematerio Plaza, Tusearora.
1922 Enrique Vorela, Deeth.
1146 Rudolph John Krinka, Arthur.
1to3-TonacIa Laueariea Plaza, De
Las Puras, Spain.
1895 Joseph 6eaIer Mcdaniel, To-
bar.
6o6 Pedro Lamaquls, Tusearors.
1872 Alfred Tenneson DaIzeIi, Twin
Springs.
513 Frank Charles, EIko.
46 orviIIe Wallace Ruby, carIIn.
1920 George Patten Bowman, Mon
teiio.
1899 Louis Sens, Colorado.
228 Rupert Bryant, EIko.
1441 Antoine Andrada, Reed Station.
III Adolfo caserri, cariIn.
6o2 Andres YnchaustI, Tuscarora.
$50 John Dewar, EIko.
rs Jack Maurice sasIoNV, carIln.
772 Geo. e. Burt, Wells.
145e Jim Erwin crossett, Ferber.
721 Fred Willard Lyon, Jarbldae.
1919 Gracian Ero, Tusearora.
7s6 Albert Carlson, Wells.
1476 YIario Dertiano, Hylton.
| Oon AaIL. O.
1892 Fred cieveriy, peeth.
972 John Milton Randolph, MIdas
9a3 George Hosteter, Montelio.
757 Johnathan n. Huff, Wells.
966 Mike KakotoVlch, Midas.
e6s NeIs Bliss, charIestown.
332 Santos C. Bernai, EIko.
$40 Joseph M. Mcnamara, EIko.
542 orovannl manfredl, Elburz.
1874 Jacob Cohen, EIko.
s74 Jose Urquiasa, Mendesa
Spain.
$50 Thos. Feiierla, Lee.
1900 pwyson s. 6yres, peeth.
2e8 Robert n. Rice, Eiko.
CTS Faustina Larronedo, Lamoiile
1894 Geo. e. Franklin, Deeth.
1148 Kenneth Cecil Davidson, A.
thur.
343 John Edward Rice, Eiko.
1o23 William Sorenzo Taylort
MonteiIo.
se2 John eoasriaht, MonteIIo.
726 waldron Award Green, JaI
bIdae.
765 oreaoria Molln, Wells.
I'll IS Geo. Rlzzi, Tusearora. -..
COS Ruben Addelbert- Jensen, Ms
tropoiis. ..:..a
939 Manuel 8. Maura, Midas.
1898 Juan Ratoloas, Deeth.
452 John Joseph Mentally, Elko.
354 Samuel Raymond overmar
3 Eiko.
$50 Stanley Frank stazunski, Ha
Ieek.
= 900 Mansuto Poolni, Wells.
} 1f14 Earl William Hliier, Whltsroc
1870 Fred sheron Barton, Eiko.
= e45 jose Bats, Lamollle.
3 2t8 Paul Franklin potson, Elko.
$50 Frances Laneiriea, Tusearori
5 1894 James e. House, Deeth.
B s74 Eugene ciuff, Gold Creek.
3 81 William Justin crltehley, Ca
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The Denver star., 1917-09-29
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

Mrs. Mabel u. De Frantz met the
members of the Choral Society last
Thursday evening in the second re
hearsal of the Messiah" cantata
since the summer recess. Quite a
number were present, and a good be
ginning was made. From now on re
hearsals will be held every Thursday
evening at the Y M. C. A. building
beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
Very pleasant visits were had this
week from Mr. Fox, member of the
"Y" in Kansas City He has been
here on visit to his mother and
friends; also from Mr. Daniel w
Tibbs of Chicago, former member OF
the New York City "Y."
The subcommittee from the Com.
mittee on Management, appointed at
special meeting to outline the work
for the membership and campaign
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
path Avenue and Ogden.
David &. Over, D. o., Minister.
TeIephonea, York 6OO7. York 9377.


Two large congregations greeted
the pastor last Sunday. 1t was evl-
dent that the mornings message on
Character" was genuinely helpful
and presented with a delivery which
caught and held attention. At the
evening service the pastor gave the
report from the National Baptist Con-
yention at Atlanta, Ga. The report
recited the incidents in the most sue
cessful convention in the history OF
our mighty denomination. and gave
such interesting side lights on social
and economic conditions at the
South as to fill the vast audience with
oDtomism as to the future OF the
.nroblem," which, as the pastor said,
is now in the very cruiz of solution.
For that part of the community VINO
desire a mid-week devotional service
of real inspiration and power an lnvl-
tat;on is extended to meet with zion
on Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
There is a welcome and hearty fellow
ship. COME!
If YOU desire to once witness tne en-
tire membership OF great cnurch
gathered for morning worship come
to Zion on the morning OF the ~ u
October. HOME COMING DAY WILL
RE OBSERVED and every member
and friend is expected to be there
The pastor will preach from the sub
iect "A Prospect and It's Opportu-
nitv." You will enjoy this. Our en-
thusiastic young choir will be prepar-
ed to render wonderful music; large
committee will present in person an
invitation to every memper anu
friend: and an automobile will be sent
to convey every aged and infirm per
son who desires to attend. Iha deco
fations will eclipse anything you nave
ever seen in Zion. OF COURSE
YOU'LL COME.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
Y. W. c. A. NOTES.

The Vesper services will be led by
Mrs. Jennie Hicks lie Noir, Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The following
program will be rendered: Vocal
solo, Mrs. Leona Bray; reading, Miss
Elsie Won Dickersohn; piano solo,
Cedell Norris; address, Miss NJ Good
Club Secretary of Central Associa-
ton; vocal solo, Miss Dimple Gate.
wood; violin solo, M. T. Jackson; vo-
cal solo, Miss Jessie Andrews.
All High School girls are invited to
meet at the club room Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Thursday evening all who are inter
ested in the Bible Glass are asked to
be present at 7:30.
Members wishing to learn knitting
and rafia work are asked to register
with the Secretary.
The Gymnasium Class will open
Saturday evening, October 9Th. 1t is
hoped that every girl and woman will
register with Mrs. Johnson for this
class.
Every member is being asked to re,
new their membership.
The Pansy Group meets every
Tuesday afternoon.
Twentysix dollars and twenty-fi five
cents has been paid in on the Piano
Fund.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
e. 23rd Ave. and Washington St.
Pastor, J. A. Thos-Hazell, S. T. 3.

COMMITMENTS are hereby reminded
that week from tomorrow the Com
munion of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated at the evening service. 1t
is urged and hoped that all will avail
themselves of this feast of the
church
Beginning Sunday, Oct. I, the time
for evening services will be changed
from 5 80 to 5 o'clock. Members and
friends are called upon to note the
change of time.
We are once more reminding the
public of the advent to our fair city
Oct 9th of Nine. Lillian Jeter Davis
(Neff College of Oratory), Philadel-
phia. In repertoire at Peoples Pres
byterian church, Mrs. Davis is plan
iste of rare ability. She will perform
the nights program unassisted by To-
cal talent. Her piano selections will
be taken from the productions of mas
ters in the art of music. Heavy
stuff" such as would trouble the
ability off professionalists of the first
rank, will be delivered by the fingers
of this distinguished artist. Her liter
ary deliverances will be cuttings from
Marie Corelli's "Wormwood," with va.
riety of other tragic-dramatical and
comical poems from other authors
that grip the attention of the audience
from first to last. Don't fail to hear
| her at this time, else you miss some
| thing that you may never hear again
| Then remember the time for com
mencement will be o'clock promptly
The majority of patrons to our church
activities are to be complimented fol
their prompitude in attendance. Let
everybody be on time
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
LIONS NOTICES.
HOME COMING AND RALLY DAY

Zion is making ready for a great
day on Sunday, the 7th of October.
This is our Annual Sunday School
Rally Day, which this year we pro-
nose to make a Home Coming Day lot
the entire congregation and church'
The Sunday School at the morning
hOur is planning to see oOo persons
present, and at the II O'Clock hour we
desire that every member ana 1rlehu
of Zion enter with us into the morn
ing worship. What a wonderful slshl
it will be to see every person oh
Zion's roll, who is in the city and phy
sically able to be present, in one vast
CONGREGATION of worsh1pers. Inc pan
includes the sending of automoblles 10
convey every aged and infirm person
to the service. All those whose WORK
hinders from attending the morning
worship are urged to secure II possf-
BILE a half holiday for this great occa-
sion. 1t will be fine and inspiring
thing for Zion church, as well as the
community, to once see ltseli tose'h-
or Our friends will also be welcome
as we will have nearly l,loo seatlhgs.
The program will also be in keeping
with the occasion and the day. The
pastor will preach from the subject.
"A Prospect and It's Possibilities.
There will be music, great music IN
chorus, congregation and solo, DOM
instrumental and vocal. Our great
auditorium will be decorated as 1t mas
never been The community knows
that when Zion plans to do Things IL
may expect something unusual. fur-
thermore it will be on hand 10 see.
You cannot forget the date, Sunday,
October 7th; it will be publlshed
every week, and everybody will be
talking about ZION'S HOME COM
ING AND RALLY DAY.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHOHCH
314s Lafayette street. Phone 1ork
7647. A, E. Reynolds, pastor.

Sunday School, 9:45, lesson review,
"The Goodness and Severity OF Goa.
Daniel 9:3-19. II a. m, preachlne
y. m, B. Y. P. u, topic, state MIS-
sions" conquest meeting), Neh. l. i:
4; 2:1-5; beginning Oct. our D. L.
P. U. will begin at $50 p. m. during
the winter months; s p. m, preaching
The services last Lords Day were
we'll attended Rev. E. B. REED OF
Butte, Mont, preached for US at the
morning service and brought us gos'
mel sermon. Subject, power 1or
Service" Our hearts were mace u
hurn within us while he spoke.
Two accessions, Mrs. c. A. Bates
and Miss May Louise Bates quite
few strangers at both services.
A call meeting for the members ano
friends of the B. Y. P. U. is called 1oi
o'clock. Business of Importance.
The church is planning to hold
two weeks evangelistic meetlns
starting out Monday night, the nrst
with a week of prayer. Friends or al
the churches invited to come out ahe
help us. Bring your sinner friends.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29

shortly.
Watch for the Grand Contest for a
tailor-made winter suit by the most
handsome ladies in Denver. Our pop
ular tailor, c. A. Gardiner, will make
the suit Watch for details.
SHORTER NOTES.
A large number of the members and
friends went to Boulder Sunday to
attend the last day of the conference
The pastor made the best report to
the annual conference that has ever
gone from Shorter. A handsome suit
and hat was presented the pastor go.
ing to conference as token of appre.
citation for his splendid services
Rev. Williams has been returned as
pastor for another year and will fill
the pulpit Sunday morning in the first
sermon of the new conference year
He should be greeted by full house
as hearty welcome and encourage,
ment to begin the years work.
Rev. J. B. Isaac, formerly pastor at
Colorado Springs, en- route to Port.
land, Ore, will occupy the pulpit at
the evening service.
Beginning Oct. 7, evening service at
1870.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
Church News
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Phone Champa 1859
Rev. P. ]. Price. pastor.

Sunday School lesson, Sept. 80:
"The Goodness and Severity of God"
Daniel 9:3-19. NJ. Peoples, Supt.
Don't fail to hear E. Moses Harris lee
ture at Central Baptist Oct. IL, begin
ming at p. m. Grand services last
Sabbath Rev. Emmett Reed of
Butte, Mont, preached for us Sunday
night last Rev. McDade of Little
Rock, Ark, will speak for us Sunday
evening. Rev. p J. Price is invited
to Little Rock to conduct a meeting
for Rev. McDade in the near future.
Much emphasis placed on the lecture
by E. Moses Harris. Come and hear
him at Central Baptist, Oct. II. Ad-
mission 15c. The sick of our church
are improving. Bro. S. Peters is i'm
proving He is now in La Junta, Colo.
Something new Oct. IL at Central
Baptist-Woman's Home Mission Raj
ly Sunday sermon by pastor, time
2 p. m. Remember Nov. IS, Fuel Of
fering Day at Central. Moneys for
new church accepted at any time.
Thanksgiving dinner under auspices
of Sunday School; program at night.
Mrs. Price is not SO well at present,
but not serious.
The Denver star., 1917-09-29
CHURCH OF GOD MISSION IN
FIVE POINTS,

est. John beheld and heard the
voice of ten thousand times ten thou
sand, and thousands of thousands of
angels praising God and the land
Will you join us in his sweet
praises at the opening services of the
Church of God Mission at 2535 Wash
ington street, Sunday, September 80?
Sunday School at 10 a. m, preaching
at II a m and at and 1880 p. m.
Special meeting every evening at 1880
o'clock until further notice. Brothers
Perkins and Lewis in charge.