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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-29
SEEDS. PLA.Ts ANp Trees

WILL sell my flower seed FOR Rcd Cross;
large package sweet Williams and s
other varieties Csc. ana stamped nnd I'D.
dressed envelope Mrs. IybnH. Route d,
Oklahoma city
POTATO sllps. Nuucy Han. peio RIces
DoOloy yam, 81 30 por thousand Co..
mnto ana cabbage plants, nlnclt md
sandy land varieties 100 f1r ~ cents,
800 for 81 30, 900 FOR a. 30, nll irNcrrd,
Twenty-Five thousand lots. tl7,. $4,000
$50. 100000, iL2j, ny express Write Tor
our chialog. MllanD Plant Co.,. Mlano,
TaEnn
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PRIVATE MONEY

We will make you loan which II
systematically repaid in case of your
death.
Ono Of our several forms Of loans is
sure 10 meet your needs.
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REFRIGERAToRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS


SODA FOUNTAIN wo have several
bargains In both new and slightly ussd
4, \, 10, ~, II, 10 and 20-foot soda founs
talns can include In contract Showcases
wnllcaaeH, tables, chairs, carb0nAtort
everything necessary TO open up fifsts
clnsa drug or confectionery business. can
save you 2S percent on the purcheee
price, prompt shipments easy monthly
payments Write, wire or teiephone
Grdsinnn Fountain Company, I'll South
Ahnrd street, Dallas, Texas.
WE have some cheap secondhand soda
fountains TO sell and also have special
prices on new ones, we will have 10 VA
cate warerooms within 90 days como 70
see them aud have one shipped the sAme
day you buy; good terms, w 7. Hay.
wood Soda Fountain Co, Oklahoma City
FOR Fountain, 6-foot goossnsek
complete, good condition. Address Dr.
Hendy, buffalo, Okla.
ron sALE-soda fountain and lunch
counter, new tables and countArt
marble. everything cost over 5000; VIII
take $1,000 II taken at once, For partic-
ulnrs write Constancio Bravo, s0s Main
ST. Henryelta, Okla.
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TRY A FEW LINES OF WHITE
SPACE ABOVE AND BELOW YOUR
WANT AD--lIKE THIS.
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FINANCIAL

PRIVATE loan OF S20O6 wanted for ! to
years on Oklahoma county land
worth ever 5000. B-9Sl. care oklaho-
man. .--.
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Used Cars at Right
Prices

1917 5-passcnger Mitchell Light SIX.
driven only $500 miles. runs
9 like new; extra tire ..........i S75
ire; a snap at .'...'''...,,', as
1918 4-passenget Chandler Chummy,
driven 1000 miles. has cord
tires and extra tire, real bar
gam nt ,tssssstt..stts ] 100
1916 5-pnHsenger Dodge Touring
worth more than ..........,,.. $50
1917 5-passenger Buick six cylinder
D-ij. the best car In town for b7j
1915 5-passengcr REQ 1. new tires
runs like new .....,..,....,.., 300
1916 5-passcnger Interstate, new
tires. runs fine .......,,..,.., $50
1914 5-passenger Ford runs good
fair condition ,,,.,.,.....,,,,.. 17h
1917 2-passenEer Ford Roadster Gee. 2S5
tires ..,,...,..1....,...,,..,.., 1850
1917 b-passcnger Maxwell Touring, a
good buy for .s,,..,,.,.....,,. 20b
1915 2-passengcr Buick CA Road
ster ,..,....,.,..,,,,.,rs.t doV
1915 5-passengcr Overland. new
paint, good tires .,........,.., Sgj
1915 J-passengcr Chevrolet. runs
good; who wants II tor...... 275
1915 5-passenger liupmomle Touring
new tires. runs fine ..,,.,... $50
1915 7-pRssengeT Hudson $40 Tour
ing news paint new tires. $50
1915 5-pusscnger Hudson G-di, new
tires, make n dandy truck, as
1917 b-passenEer GlcRr. new ..,... Gl1
1916 2-passenger Overland Roadster
self-starter ..,.,.,.,,.......,.. $50
These cars are all In first class condi-
ton and all worth much more than we
ask Most OF them belong 10 Mr. r. j,
Walker, and, az We have bought his husl-
ness, these cars must be sold at once
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PRIVILEGES
MIR. SNOWMAN

nlr Rlreci Tnlf NJ New Wilson. Okla.
Apul Htoia iu tho heart NJ the iirnld
ton on Hold with my thousand people
40 draw from Given hy tho Volunteer
firr Department Want shows. onnces.
sl0us uud ff,o attractions. would con.
alder " good carnival company Address
Oul II Rogers. llox b. New Wilson. Okla.
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HOLMES HOME or REDEEMTNd

A HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS
Ideal location. combining efficiency with
protection Address Route :. Box ~
Phone Rural LW-b. Anna L. Wlttcman'
Bupt
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING SIZE

INlTN. mNlln l3al
FOH RALE = Mahogany Cable piano.
phonc Maple zoos 20 f. fluh.
BIC rinno sale starts saturday morn
Ing o'clock Baldwin, Lyon a
Healy. and Newman Bros pianos and
PLAYERS: three car loads: free player
conrafi Saturday afternoon and evening.
gOs West let Walnut lll llussolmnn
Music co,
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS.
STOCKS SOLD

MF system will dispose NJ moro stock
thlu all the stock shlesmen In the coun.
tb number u states Ia be disposed
Uf tp capable men fof a cash couaidern.
ton and commissions 'OHtUfilro HoI
5NI. Dallas, Texas
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POULTRY AND rETS

POULTRY AND PETS
e--~~~~~~~~s>~~-N~~0~e~ e~-~>-N~-0N~>~0~~~~~~-~
FOR SETTING EGGS call nt Sanitary
Egg Farm. 1915 ". ssth, or Phone W.
PARTRIDGE and white wyandotte eggs.
50 per iS Forest Wilder. Perkins
THOROUGHBRED White Rocl, eggs for
setting, tl.00 setting Mrs. Wyatt
Walnut 1895 22l5 West 18th.
BARRED ROCK eggs for setting. ti.25
and $500. l. c. Thompson, Brlnkman'
okla.
MY ruff Rocks won every first prIEc at
Gold Special show, Oklahoma city
eggs. 81 setting W. c. Harwell. Chicka-
sha, okla.
BARRED ROCK eggs. 81 setting; 81
per hundred. Mrs DlnRiddie. 1900 Il.
27th. Phone R-I 1852.
THOROUGHBRED single comb white
Leghorn eggs, $50 for 10. 1903 w.
9Th ST
DARK S. c, Reds, guaranteed. none bet
ter; bred to lay; 81 per setting, de-
liyered Mrs. s. S. Munson, Temple,
okla
FuLLBLOOD single comb Rhode Island
Red eggs $50 per setting Ebert wall.
BOX rs. Route I, stratford, Okla.
SEND 50 TO poultry Judge, r. r Din
wlddle. Columbia. Mo. fot Is eggs; big
hOncd. heavy laying Barred, white. Buff
Rocks; white Wyandottes. Langshans,
Reds, Pitt Games; choice stock for salo.
FOR SALt,-A thoroughbred pit bulldog,
a good watch dog. two years old Wal,
3O62-J.
POULTRY AND PETS-New aud sec
ond-hand safety hatch incubator. sta
ley Hardware Co, 202 West Reno st
COLLEGE Campus, Silver Campnes; 81
per 10 eggs A. C. Rice, Bncone. Okla,
YOUNG Belgium harcs for sale, 5i5 n.
Francis, Walnut 3sl3.
WHITE Wyandotte eggs for Matching
Cali Walnut 21S5-J
FOR SALE-l25 pairs fulhlood Red Car
neaux, 81 per pair. Logan Hanks, 9l5
Colorado Ave, Chlckasha.. Okla,
THOROUGHBRED baby Pymoth Rock
chicks for sale. llOs N. Ellison,
AIREDAI.ES for sale, the master blood
Of all the ages, 137 u. 6th city
RARY, chicks Barred Rocks, Rhode
Island Reds; also Matching eggs from $.
C. white Bsghorns Phone NL-52, J.
II. Reding. city. r. r. !.
THOROUGHBRED White OrpIngton eggs
lot HtlllnR, NloV luI ~ ls W ptu'
Walnut 6261-J.
FOR SALE Sngle- Comb Barred Rock
cock, healthy and vigorous; fertility
guRrantced 81. One Bell City incubator
good condition, l4S-egg, 81. Walnut 3sl2.
FOR SALE Ten hens, one rooster
IIardcastles. Single Comb Rhode Island
Reds, pure-bred, bred to lay. 1922 West
| 2nd
l,RANGE- RAISED Barred Rock long dis
tance layers. Hatching eggs l5, S2 100
Sl2 Fertility and subsequent satisfaction
guaranteed. Quality considered, these are
low priced Meadowhrook Poultry Farm.
second house east OF Stop 6, norm; Route
| /, Britton, Okla
| WANTED - Scotch Collie somewhere
near year old Maple 3O9l
| CANARY RiRDs for sale from Imported
stock 800 w, ith. Maple 1sif-R.
PRIZE WINNING Buff Orpington eggs,
g., 81, f5 per setting. G. n. Phelps.
oklahoma Citv
| LIGHT RRAHMA eggs for Matching from
! national prize winners, balance OF sea
| son $3.50 per 10. Phone Walnut 1850.
George c. WInans, 300 West 18th St,
oklahoma city
EGGS FOR SETTING. Barred Plymouth
Rocks. 76c per 10. 425 W. 7th.
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500 ostraa Walnut 200 or Y.luI. care
OklHhOmnn
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PERSONAL
notice.
The Buck Sanitarium

specialiIes In tuberculosis; ambulance
service. resident physicians nre avail
able 20 private patients OF any reputable
rooms and words Mrs Anna Buck
Inch Proprietor. Maple 49, l5T West
Main ST. Oklahoma city. Okla
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REf lNlNt NOMlAN l.
Pursuant 20 order and direction OF
Samuel Brckman, President ot Number
One Brickman Process Refining Com
pany, and who r. also owner and holder
OF more than one-hnlf Of the issued stock
OF this company. a meeting ot Htockhold.
ers of Number one Brlckman Process
Refining Company Is hereby called TO
meet at the office Of the company north
OF the Eair Grounds, In Oklahoma City,
Okla. at Sp m. on Wednesday, the Ord
dhy OF April, 1918, for the purpose Of
removing j. j. Simmons, NJ l. Shaf'cr
and John Il. Woigand as directors Of said
company and cleCting other directors to
fil the vacancies caused thereby and
for the purpose NJ the transaction OF any
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
This notice cancels the call for the
meeting March IS -
MRS. T. II. WILSON.
Secretary Of Number One Brickman Proc
aea RpTutnR ComnouV
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PRIVATE MONEY

10 loan on improved city property; loans
closed promptly; no red tape Aurellus.
Swanson Co, Inc, State National Bank
Bldg. Walnut 1856
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
The Halt, the Blind and the Manned.

The large number OF men. women
girls. and boys in Great Britain who
are receiving wages they never dreamt
of before the war. are not always un-
mindful of the wants OF others. In
fact many of the worlds sad dere-
licts" are benefiting substantially by
the good times of their more fortunate
brethren. Instances OF 1t are very no.
ticeahle in the Black country. On pay
day, in the particular region. may be
seen wandering to n convenient pitch"
the MAIN. the halt. and the blind. Some
have musical Instruments which they
perform upon. Others sing. some are
blind. and others are minus limb
They all have caps or other receptacles
for coppers. When the works gates
are open. and the workers come forth
with pockets full of money, there is
variation in the music which can
be described as weird. But is is a
great time for the musicians. There
is continual "clink. clink," into the
caps of the poor folk until the last
worker has passed their line.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
HoNORED AT DANCING PARTY

One of the swellest dancing parties
ever given at Denver was given at
Fern Hall last Thursday night in hon
or OF our old school friend and ac-
quaintance, Miss Sue Hutchings of
Kansas City. Mo, by our esteemed
Or. p. ID. Lee of the Elite Drug Co.
Beautiful decorations of pink ribbons
and flowers, together with palms and
terms embellished the pleasing socja,
scene as Denver best social lighi-
ripped the light fantastic toe bv the
sweet strains of the celebrated Morri-
son Orchestra. Prominent out-oftow,.
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ONeal Of
Muskogee; Mrs. Bell of Wichita, Kan,
Mrs. Maize Williams Washington OF
Kansas City. Mo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
I. Washington. Ir., of Tuskegee. Pho
>)es were taken of this exceptional
<vent. DR. Lee is the proudest mar
in Denver today as consequence o.
his social success.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
Notice. Everybody

On account Of the late CLOSING OF
Lakeside, The American Woodmen
has secured the Opera House at Col
den for their annual outing instead.
The affair will be held on the 5th Of
September. The fare for the round
trip will be 80 cents. Tickets are now
on sale for so cents which includes
was tax. Refreshments will be fur
nished free In Woodmen style. Per-
sons sending In their applications for
membership durina this campaign will
he allowed free admission to the Col
den entertainment. See any Of the
members and they will give you the
proper information as to sending In
your application. One OF the best or
chestras Of the city will furnish the
music.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

The NJ. w. Grand Lodge. F. & A. NJ.
convened in its 42nd Annual Com
munication at Pueblo. August - to
IA. 1918. The following is list of
officers elected for the ensuing year:
VIM. Spraoue, Grand Master. Denver;
Samuel Nelson. Deputy Grand Master,
Pueblo: Samuel l.. Duncan. Senior
Grand Warden. La Junta: Geo. w.
Carse, Junior Grand Warden. Pueblo:
J. l.. Williams. Grand Treasurer. Pu-
eblo: DR. p. f. Spratlin. Grand Secre-
tary. Denver: J. r. Contee. l.. l..
Little. Grand Trustees. Denver. Colo.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
IN CAESARS STEPS
Allies Fight Germans On Ground
He Made Famous.
Campaigns Today Have Many Strik-
ing Points of Similarity to Those
Fought by the Great Roman
conqueror.

Over the same ground where Caesar
fought nearly 1000 years ago. and
with many implements of war remark
ably like those used by his army the
allies are fighting the Germans today,
says writer in Pittsburgh Dis
patch. The foe is the same in cruelty
and in overbearing nature. as any
school boy or girl who has read the
commentaries of the great Roman gen.
eral can tell you. How history repeats
itself and how important as well
as Interesting is the study of the
Latin language become since the war
is illustrated in telling fashion by a
classical exhibit in the University Of
Pittsburgh.
In the exhibit, which was arranged
under the direction or b. l.. Ullman of
the State Classical association. is a
model of a bridge built over the Rhine
by Caesar. 1t was made from the de
scription given by Caesar.
The bridge is almost exactly like the
temporary bridge the soldiers at
Plattsburg are now being taught to
make and on which they expect to
cross the Rhine as they go into the do
main of the kaiser.
The Roman ballIsta. used to throw
stones at the enemy. is made exactly
on the same principle as the machine
used today to throw trench bombs.
Modern springs now take the place Of
the twisted rawhide with which mo-
mentum was obtained by the Roman
machine. A model of the Roman bal
lista is in the exhibit.
= On the same principle is the cata-
pult, used by the Romans to shoot ar
rows. Several of the weapons used by
the Roman soldiers. including sword
and spear. forerunners of the bayonet,
are much like those used in the pres
ent war. Models Of all these are in
this exhibit. There are also models
of the Roman soldier and Of the SOL
dier of today. both wearing headpieces
of metal much alike.
The hoy who is reading Caesar can
tell you that Reims. whose wonderful
cathedral has been destroyed by the
Germans. was named from the RaIni
tribe mentioned by Caesar and that
SolSScnS taxes ltS name from the sues
stones tribe. conquered by Caesar. The
Commentaries are full Of ames made
familiar by the war going on today
and the schoolboy reads with added
Interest how Caesar defeated Ariovis-
trs. king Of the Germans. and won
other trlumphs on the same battle
front as that Of the allies today. The
wolf holes he describes aSe much like
the traps used to ensnare and bewilder
the enemy now.
Other articles in the exhibit made by
students show what wealth of Ro-
man tradition has been handed down
10 us. The Roman fasces. shown on
the new United States dipe. is the
original Of the mace. the symbol Of
power. used by the speaker of the
house of representatives. The fasces.
in turn. had its origin in the sticks
used by the Romans to fog offenders
and the ak used by them to cut of
the heads of the worst Of them.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mrs. Leola Lee and Mrs. Susie o.
Neal and Mrs. Armstrong, of Fort
Worth. Texas. are the guests of Mrs.
Calvin Winn at 22Si Arapahoe Street.
Mrs. John Richardson, of Hot Spgs..
Arkansas. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Essie Richardson.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
WILLIAM N, VALE.

WILLIAM N, VALE. Republican
candidate for Congress thinks that tn.
war is worlds struggle for political
ideals. To win it and perpetuate the
right kind of politics, he shall work
for the best of Food. Equipment and
Medical Attention for our soldiers: Ma.
tional Suffrage for Women and Nation.
al Prohibition. He shall oppose profit
eering either by producer. distribute,
or public utilities. This is his plar
form for Primaries. Sept. 10. and Elee-
tion on November 5. and it sounds
good to the Star.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Or. Maekey's wonderful rheumatic
neuralgia, throat and asthma cure
ask about its wonderful results. Tes-
,imoojaIs in next weeks issue.
Also agent.
FLOYD r. SMITH. General Agent
Phone Champa' 1862.
1851 Weiton ST.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

The house and lawn of Mrs, Annie
Everyhart was beautifully decorated
on last Monday afternoon with Amer.
lean flags in honor of the thirtyseven
t37) drafted boys who left this coun-
tv. 1t was crowded with relatives.
wives. sweethearts and friends. A de
licious luncheon was served by Mrs.
Every hart. assisted by Mrs. ]. Robin.
son. Mrs. J II. Pearson. Mrs. ]. II
Prockman. Mrs. Paul Alexander. Mrs
NJ Brooks. Mrs. BOYD. Mrs. Chas.
Young. Mrs. Frank James.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
Y. W. c. A. Itinerary

The Y. w. c. A. Quartet left this
morning to fill an engagement ut Es
tes Park. at Hotel Stanlev. They sim
for the berefit Of the Red Cross Fund
On September Srd thew viii fl) re
turn envagemen' al Colorado Springs
and on the 4th Pueblo will hear then
for the first time. Deerfeld Settle
inent Fair and celebration will greet
them September 2l-2c at Chapelton
Colorado.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Rev. T. w Dunavant. pastor OF the
Leonard Ave. Baptist Church of st.
Louis. Mo. the husband OF Mrs. T. w
Dunavant of 2S4O High st. will be In
the city TO visit her and friends the
latter part OF this week for few days.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mrs. T s Clinkscale. Grand Electra
NJ Prince Hall Chapter o 4. s, lSf;
Monday night TO attend the sessions
Of the Grand lodge in Kansas CITY,
Kansas. from August 18th to 18th
After the lodge she will visit for two
weeks St Louis. st. Joe and Kansas
City. Mo. where she will he the guest
of her sister-in-law. Mrs Dora Black
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
AMERICAN WOODMEN'S BIG
DRIVE.

The American Woodmen camp of
Denver has on another big member.
ship drive. The dispensation has been
placed at $50 and the camp divided
into clubs with the following cap
tains:
Club No. l. Mrs Carrie McClain.
Club No. 2. Mrs. Fannie f. Pitt.
Club No. .. w. H. Spriggs.
Club No. 4. H. w. Hinkle
Club No. >. Harrison Coleman.
Club No. 6. T. S. Clinkscale
Club No. Z. s. B. w May
Club No. s. Addie J. Craig.
Club No. Q. c. T. Bibb.
Club No. 10. Anna Lewis.
Club No. II. Lucy A. Anderson.
To the club bringing in the largest
number of applicants. a prize of forty
War Savings Stamps will be given: to
the club bringing in the second larg
est number of applicants. a prize OF
twenty War Savings Stamps will be
given. Any member OF any club bring
ing in as many as FIVE applicants will
he awarded prize of Five Dollars in
gold. All applicants will be examined
by either DR.. Westbrook. or DIR. Terry
The dispensation will close the first
week In September with the annual
outiHH oi the HfnerlSaH NoouTleH ~
Lakeside Park. Details are being per.
fected whereby the park will he turp
ed over to the colored people for the
entire day and night
Members of the clubs are asked to
report their applicants to the chair.
man promptly II order that there may
be no delay in the matter.
This drive is expected to net at
least 200 new members; it certainly
will do even better than that II all
the Captains will get busy and do their
full duty.-Adv.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
Social Events

Mrs NJ V. Hemphill of 1896 McGee
St. Kansas City. Mo. and Mrs. d. G.
Pinnington. of 116 East seth ST. were
the pleasant guests of Mrs. Sarah Wat.
kins. After motoring to Golden and
other resorts they returned to their
homes last Monday.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Or. Hun's office phone is York 2313,
and his residence phone York e374-J.
When not reached at office or home,
call Atlas Drug Co., Main s75.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. l.. Williams of Gle
hurne. Texas. We're visitors in our city
this week Mr. Williams is on his va.
cation and they are en- route to points
in California Mr.. Williams is en-
ployed by the Santa Fe Railroad and
has been in that service some 90 years.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

LADIES'! LET ME MAKE YOUR
coRsETS STYLE, QUALITY AND
FIT GUARANTEED. PRICES MOD
ERATE. PHONE YORK eefSW.
0EATR,cE LEWIS, EXPERT COR
ser MAKER. 233S 6iLPiN STREET.
DENVER. COLO. .any Il.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN TAKE NOTICE

Now is the time to have your chill
dren's shoes repaired for school and
winter. Do il now and avoid the rush.
Rocky MI. Shoe Repair Factory, 264o
WeIton ST. champa ass. Free deIiv-
cry. At
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
Safety First

Don't FORGET to attend the Mason
Annual Entertainment. Thursday
evening, August 22nd. East turner
evening, August 22nd. East turner
Hail. Come one, come all and nave
GOOD time.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
70 AVOID CONFLICTS. CONSULT
THIS COLUMN AND SEE WHAT
10 TO De GIVEN

August 22-Grand Concert at Christ
N. e. Church, 22nd Avenue and Ogden
ST. in aid Of SCOTS Rally.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mrs. Ethel Mallard. Reader. and
Miss Beatrice Thrashley and other tai
ent will entertain you at Christ NJ =.
Church. 22nd and Ogden St
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Keep or the date Aug. 22nd. Rocky
Mountain Lodge No. I. masons. An
nuai Entertainment at Old East Tur-
per Hall, 2f36 Arapahoe St.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

You should not miss our Systema,l.
p,h,e Reading because It Is OF great
interest to us. The Negro In fevela,
tion. Ham. one of the sons or Moan
Is regarded by both Bible criucs an" anu
historians as being the father Oh IN.
black race and one OF the three sre"'
races that peopled the earth.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

There is a good opportunity for ;
colored ianitor at the Postotfice, at
good salary and with short hours. Th,
position is permanent.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
FOR RAILWAY SERVICE

The public is notified that the Civil
Service Railway Mail Service Exami-
nations are set for August 10. 1918.
Applications can be had from c. L.
Hincle, Local Secretary, P. O.. Denver
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mr.. Joseph Morrison. owner of is
wells in Oklahoma. accompanied by
his sister. Mrs. jamie Morrison. of Mus
kogee, are visiting Denver for two
weeks. They are the guests of Mrs
and Mr. j. +. Shelbun
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mrs. l. n Whitten. our Secretary
will soon leave the city. We regret
very much to lose Mrs. Whitten. she
has been a very loyal and faithful
worker.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

We close Saturdays at 100 p. m.
during the months Of June. July and
August. Kindly take notice and gov
ern yourselves accordingly. Open at
7:3o a. m.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Mrs. +. Greenleaf entertained Mrs.
Georgia NJ Lee of Helena, Mont. last
week at luncheon.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

The address of Or. Raurford G.. Hol-
ly is 6l2 Merrill Bldg, Milwaukee,
Wis; the correct addresses of the
drafted Denver boys are: Company
% Battalion 6-Depot Brigade 166-
American Lake, Camp Lewis. Wash,
and be sure to keep the home fires
burning by constantly writing to our
boys in France and at the Camps.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Don't foraet to attend the Mason's 9
Annual Entertainment. Thursday
evening. August 22nd. East Turner
Hall. Come one, come all and have a
good time.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

FOR SALE room brick cottage
part modern; near school and car; on
terms. 2S29 Stout.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

Attending the Grand Sessions of the
O. T.. S. AT Kansas CITY, Kansas. his
week are Mesdames Effie Waldin. Cor
rine O'Bryant and Miss NJ. 7. Wells.
The Denver star., 1918-08-17

The following boys were turned
back. from Camp Lewis this week:
Herbert Reynolds. II. o. Jones. Earl
Washington. l.. Johnson. and f, d
Washington.