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The Denver star., 1918-07-13
PocATELLo NEWS.

Mr.. William Hall, from the state of
Illinois, and Miss Mabel Grace, of Po-
catello. Idaho. were happily united in
marriage Saturday afternoon, July 6th.
Rev. J. A. Duncan, offlciated. Mr..
Clarence Stoglin and Mrs. Elizabeth
Stoglfn we're unfortunate in the death
OF this war baby boy who died a few
hours after birth. The mother is at
the Sisters Hospital and is doing well.
Mr.. Frank James has taken employ
ment for the summer at Yellowstone
Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed More. former
ly of Kansas City. are spending the
summer in our city. The special ser
mon delivered by Rev. A Duncan
Sunday evening, July 7th met the
hearty approval of all present The
pastor is hard at work gathering in
his Conference Claims. Don't fail to
see him and pay your money at once.
The Masonic Fraternity who has used
the Castalfna hall for the past two
years are now seeking a new location
for the future. We hope to soon learn
how to buy and erect buildings of our
own. The text the Rev. preached last
night was Romans 7:24. 20 wretched
man that am! Who shall deliver me
from the body of this death" The
wedding bells will soon be ringing on
South Third Avenue in the 700 block.
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Something to Thing Over.

Quite a number of churches thruout
the country have voted an increase Of
salary to their pastors. Pocatello is
a wlde-awake city with good pastor
and should never lag in this mates
Every person in the city, especially
the members. should obligate them.
selves to set aside a small amount
regularly each month to help care for
our blessed PASTORS necessary expen.
SEES Just as you sell your brain and
iapor, so does he, and he deserves to
be paid regularly and promptly. Hieh
cost OF living and other general com
1,;.a n,udities i nave increased in proportion
with inflated financial conditions o,,r
pastor must combat, and unless he IA
PAID Tor his services in accordance
with the living standards of today he
VIII De unavofdedly forced to suffer,
one way or the other; II he purchases
food on credit, he will not be able to
pay tne Dill, If he pays cash only. his
family will go hungry many times. no
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Lodge Directory
=. = A. n. AND lTs AUxILlARiEA.
T1tns Q. Rsstos. q. ~.
s7ls wslton 81
W.. sprasus. q. sset.
e 0alptn Il
Rocky LIT Lodge No. 1.
1st and 3rd Alocdays Of each month
36.J Woft0A 81.
HiraA Co,nmanAerv
End Tuesday Of each month.
only 1884 Arapahoe st.
Tuesdays =. - 0oods BlAg.)
= .ea D .,hoba Court
ind aAd, 4th Friday Of each month.
tAftsrnooR) $3.50 Wslton et
Evergreen Chapter No. -. O. E g.
LIST and 3rd Tuesday of each month
(Afternorn) 2630 Wslton st
Lone Star Chapter ". n D.
First and Third Fridays In each week.
month.
(kftsrnoon, $3.50 Walton st.
Csnteaaial .LodOs No. I,
tad and 4th Monday Of each month
1884 Arapahos 81
KNIGHTS OF PNHIAs AND ire
AUX1ktARlRo.
GRAND ofieera
". II. Bess. Grand Chancellor,
Colorado Springs, 1ulo.
Floyd r. Saith. a. K. u r. . ..
1851 wtlton.
Smith Lodge No. u. K. q p, nests
the second and fourth THURSDAY
nights q each month, at 1lk Han,
26th and ndgVash1ngton.
NOYD T. SMITH, q. @.
". \ N4I0DDA x. a T. o.
OLIVER ROYAL HOUSE NO, z
nsste Mrst Tueeday In sseh
1t old Oolony Han.
1R1. o4lvR, Queen.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Phone Champa 1853.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
oath and California SITS.

Grand services last Sabbath. A
number of visitors worshipped with
us last Sabbath Incidental expenses
amounted to S32.26.
The opening of the National FEEDER
alton of Colored Women's Clubs at
the Auditorium last Monday night
was a record breaker. Mrs. Booker
T. Washington and other ladies OF
splendid talent made their appear
ance. Our women are going to be
looked upon by all races as never be-
fore. Why? On account of the thingc
they represent, race pride, etc.
We expect tip top interest August
14th. Why? Midway activity under
auspices Sunday School. Let us not
forget September campaign.
The pulpit committee is alive.
Sister NJ. Williams is much inn
proved at this writing.
The Lawn Fete to be given at 424
Jackson st. postponed until Thursday
July 18th. Let us do uor best for the
Lawn Fete. Why? Because 1t Is for
our church.
Madam Walker, the millionaire, is
in our city. She is a successful bust
ness woman.
Now that our soldiers are uolns so
grandly in France, let us quit knock
ing each other and boost little.
We have no need of complaint in
our Church activity at all. Central Is
wide awake and is forging to the
front. Come and hear the pastor
morning and evening on subjects OF
interest.
Rev. l. N. Whitten just returned
from Akron, Colo. He reports things
in good condition there. We believe
Rev. Whitten will make things go at
Akron, Colo.
Rev. Price will preach for Rev. G.
Miller, Sunday, June 14th, at 2:3O p.
m. The sermon will be on the behalf
of the pastor of Mt. Pleasant Church,
corner 22nd and Arapahoe Ct. Central
Choir will sing for the occasion.
The sickof our Church in general is
much improved.
The off1cers of Colorado are going
over the top carrying out the bone
dry law Let each member become
interested in helping to conserve our
interest by teaching that whiskey Is
a nuisance. 1t is high time to awake
to great issues.
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pared for two, but the girl I expected
telephoned that she couldn't come"
1.-THE ungrateful girl. and a supper
like tbis!" Phil exclaimed. as he start
ed on the steak wherever did you
learn to cook? This is the finest steak
have had since left home. II the
supper Is like this you can invite mo
here as often as you like"
would you really like to come"
she asked. II have often been on tho
point of asking you but hadn't cour-
age enough to. You have been so kind
to me that I wanted to show you that I
could do something right. You must
think that I can't, for I know have
appeared stupid to you. I was never
cut out for reporter or a business
woman or anything but just a house
keeper. I think. love cooking and
housekeeping. seem to At into It"
"You certainly do" he said, earnest
ly. "Tm enthusiastic about your cook
ing" When he saw how pleased that
made her he kept right on with his
compliments and he meant most Of
them. too.
Then next morning, when Martha
handed in her report Of the convention
meeting the smile Phil gave her
caused her to blush furiously. As he
started to read the report he shook his
head doubtfully. and then his face
frightened as he thought to himself:
"She certainly doesn't fit into report
ing. but know where she does At In,
and some day I'm going to ask her to
change" Martha had been watching
his face, and when he looked up and
their eyes met she understood.
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CASPER, WYO.
SUBSCRIBERS. TAKE NoTlCEl

In accordance with our annual GUS
tom we are sending out statements
showing when you are paid up to. and
what you will owe in 1918. II there
are any dates which do not agree
with ours, please f. form US at once. 20
that correction can be made ana ad-
1usted All those who are delinquent
are urged to pay up at once as the
government forbids us carrying delih
quent subscribers. Please take notice
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COLORADO SPRINGS NOTES.

The Special Revival Services of St
John Baptist Church closed on Fri
day night with one baptism.
Mrs. Lillian Greene entertained the
Dahlia Art Club on Friday after the
annual election; the club adjourned
for the summer.
| Mrs. Mary Hundley is improving
from her recent operation at St. Fran,
/, els Hospital.
Tom Wallace, the popular tailor
has purchased Saxon six
Prof and Mrs. McGill, of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, were worshippers at the
Peoples NJ. E. Church. They are the
guests of the Masseys.
Prof and Mrs. w. j. Decatur, of
| Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests at the
preachers home. Mrs. Ish, the mother
of Mrs. Decatur, is with them.
Mrs. P. NJ. Maxfield, of Durango, is
i'll with blindness in one eye at the
preachers home.
Visitors at Payne Chapel on Sunday
included Prof. A. G. Beasley, OF Mus
kogee, Prof. w. ]. Decatur, of Gin
cinnati, Miss d. l.. Johnson, of Fort
Worth, Mrs. w. T. Price, of Oklahoma
City, Miss and Mrs. Campbell Pryor,
of Denver, Miss and Mrs. j. Murrell
Of Pueblo, Mesdames Jennie Bell of
Denver. and F. e. Gaylord, of Tulsa,
Misses Iva and Ella Vandeford of In
dependence, Kansas, and Messrs. w.
III. Grimes and Stewart Waters of
Wichita, and S. w. Roy, of Kansas
City.
Payne Chapel was crowded Sunday
at the evening daylight service to
witness the patriotic program by the
Sunday school. The monthly COM
munion will be administered this Sun
day morning at eleven. Good music
and big welcome awaits you
Mrs. Maggie Carter and daughter
Velma are to move to Denver to make
1t their home. They will be missed
greately in the Springs.
Mrs. Booker T. Washington, Jr..
and two children are spending the
summer in Manitou at the Hubbard
Cottage.
Miss Henrietta Patterson is able to
be about again after severe attack
upon her ankle.
The young people of the city have
organized choral club wita view to
presenting an elaborate mid-summe er
musicale soon. Mr.. Paul Oliver is
President.
! Mrs. Lillian Greene is spending the
week IN FueDIO with hubby.
The Twentieth Century Art Club
had an interesting entertainment on
Tuesday night. Jubilee Singers were
the feature
Everyone is extending congratula-
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Sedler Jones,
who eloped to Denver and tied the
knot last week. Mrs. Jones was for
merly Mrs. B. Arnold.
Mrs. Margret Neusome was able to
leave Bethel Hospital this week. She
is stopping with Mrs. Lulu Mcdowell.
Mrs. Lulu Gudgell left this week
for Cheyenne on lodge business.
The new Art Glass windows of
Payne Chapel have been installed.
Rev. John Williams is supplying the
pulpit at La Junta until the Colorado
Annual. Conference.
Mrs. Lena Seymour entertained the
Mite Missionary society Friday.
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PocATELLo BRIEFLETs,

Services of the A. NJ E. Church
were we'll attended Sunday The
morning class service was a record
breaker in attendance and the mani
festation of the Holy Spirit. Mrs. w.
S. Brown has returned to our city
from Butte, Montana. Mrs. Edward
Coins has returned home from Salt
Lake City, Utah, where she found a
bouncing baby boy. They are both
doing well.
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THIRD sEvENTHpAv AovRNrIsT
CHURCH,
~? olRNANAA PLACE

NV c A BRANCH
318 26th ~
Schedule for Week.
Sunday afternoon, $50. Vesp0rS...
Monday evening. p. m. member
meeting.
Thursday evening. . p. m. Bible
class
saturday evening. b o. m- 0ym.
Day Nursery and Club HsmA 1857
Claykopn q.
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Church News
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the sympathy shown US
during the death Of our daughter,
Ruth Elizabeth Carper; also for the
many beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Katie B. Carper, Mrs. Dollie
Hamilton, Mrs. Lizzie Reese,
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CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
M z. CHURCH..
23rd and Lawrence Streets
A. M. Ward, Minister,
Residence 1918 23rd st.
Phone Main 5474

Sunday School, 9:i5 a. m.
Preaching, 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Glass Meeting, 1890 p. m.
Allen Christian Endeavor League
$3.50 p. m.
Prayer and Class meeting. Wednes-
day. 500 p. m.
All people are invited to worship
with US.
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Training.

Training.
my daughter is having her voice
trained" remarked Mr.. Cumrox.
Els she going into opsrar
"No. don't care whether she sings
or not. I want to do what can to
make 1t less disagreeable when she
gets cross and hollers at me and her
mother"
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Mrs. Booker T. Washington, of Tus-
kegee Institute, and Miss Halle Quinn
Brown, of Wilberforce University,
Ohio, are to be the speakers at cam
pbell Chapel A. NJ. E. Church on Sun
day, July IA. Miss Brown VIII speak
at IL a. m. and Miss Washington at
D. m. other delegates are to be in
attendance.
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BETHLEHEM sAPrIsT CHURCH

3148 Lafayette street. Phone Yorl
7647. A. n Reynolds. pastor.
Phone York 7s47.
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The Differences.

Wise Guy-When a single woman
believes in practicing economy she
husbands her means.
The Really Wise-And when a mar
ried woman believes that economy
should be practiced she means her
husband.-Judge.
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Favoritism.

"De mule has too much de best OF
It." remarked Mr.. Erastus Pinkley. IF
I lays hands on 1t dey'll have me up
befo' de Animal Prevention Society.
But spos'n de mule kicks me-"
"What thenT
"He ain g'ineter git reported. All
my friends jes' laugh an ack like dey
thought de mule showed good 5udg-
ment."
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

MT. OLIVE BApHs1 MIooioRt
PASTOR, PHONE ctiAAApA -
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EAT ~
CORN MN
SAVE lIuW
WHEAT ~
CENTRAL PAPTisT CHURCH

CENTRAL PAPTlsT CHURCH
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
2414 California St,
Phone Champa 1859.
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
N. z. CHURCH
23rd and Lawrence 0ts.
A.. NJ. WARD, Minister
9:45 a. m. Sunday School, Older N
Jackson, Supt.
II a. m. and p. m. preaching.
1890 Sunday Class meeting.
7 D. m. Allen G. E. League.
SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
cIarkson and East 26th Avenue.
Rev. T. 8. McMorris, o. D., Pastor.
Phone champa 41so.
MT. PLEAsANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. c. A. Miller, Pastor.
2201 Arapahoe Street,
Sunday preaching at IL a. m. and
8 p. m.
Sunday School at l o'clock.
B. Y. P. U. at p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Night.
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DAUGHTERS OF TABERNACLE

Prince Of Peace Tabernacle No. sss
msste 1se and 3rd Fridays In saeh
month at Old Colony Hail.
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0Oee0ol At TSHRTv.P1N0T
AND BLAKE o1RGETo.
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COME TO BETHEL THE CHURCH
OF GOD, IN FIVE PolNrA
2636 Warrington 0t.
Sunday School. 10 g. m Preaching
at II .. m. and 1850 p. m. Come 70
the Bible Study Tuesday evenings at
1850. Come to the Prayer Meetings
Thursday evenings at 7:30. The
Spirit and the Bride say CONF. Let
hin that heareth. say CONF Let
him that II athirst CONF. Whosoever
win let him, CONE!
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

MT. PLEAoANT DAPTIoT Mlosiok
REV. G. A. MILLER, Pastor
22ot AsapahoS o.
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SHILOH Baptist MISSION.
Corner Thlety4ssst and Walnut ota.
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Shorter A. N. e. Church
Cor. 23rd and Warrington 9ts.
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De Aolay Consistssy neo4s Arst "a
third Thursday nights - NiDDsa Hail,
104s ChAmpa St
Mystic Shrine meets seaond and
fourth thursday nights at Nippos
Hall. 20l4 ChAmpA st.
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Y N G a BRANCH
2o0o olonarm Place
Phone GGDo, 7. ~ @. 4
Church of the Rsdsemer
22nd Ave. and Humboldt Ct.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. p. J. PRICE, PAoToR.

oco1T ~. {. CHURCH
Phone ChAmpa 4lS0.
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Teat No. 1. of the Juvsalle Dspsrs.
neat wfll meet at old OoIony hall
SStA ana OUvAanes o ~ oooonl ~
teeft1 saturday aaeernoeos - tAfee
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Mountain Lodge Eks No. %.
nd snd ana 9Th wsdsssdays Of each
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KNIGHTS OF TAooR

81. James Temple No. 457 meets Ir
and Ard Tuesdays Of each month.
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LIST and 3rd Saturday Of each
month ~ 2 p. m. 1880 Wolton.
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Spanish War vsGoeaAA
md and 9TH Friday Of each meath
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Dunbar Chapter Vo. lS. Ancient
Sons and Daughters OF Jerusalem,
meets first and third Mondays Of each
month. INK Hall. 3sth and washing
ton.
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Zion Baptist Church
Cor. 24th and Ogden Streets.
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THE ZION Baptist CHURCH
David e. Over, DID,. Minister,
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Naomi Temple Ne. "
3ne and %th FrIdaya ~ eash as~sn
$3.50 Welton ST.
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DsAvsr PatsiarcAy No. u.
Fourth Tvseday ef each month
SOC Weltea D
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c..uacn p,aacToav.


plEAoANT oRGGN 0ApTIS1
MloSioN.
$751; Walnut q.
W. w. Ryaao, paoe0e.
Service every sunday. IL q -
Service. $3.50 ,. n.
Service. 7:3e ,. u.
Allo0sOss WORK AND oUNDAN
ootsool At rhstRTY-PlNor
AleD BLAKE ovN99To.
Sunday OeAeel at l:So p =.
Freezing at o's1ooG
Dfh1o TfaAai1S Cas-, 7:1o each NJ
az Svoo1nG.
AAsr u ]. OaEk, teacher.
Yoa are eer1ialfy invited 70 each q
Z. ". oOLAEAN. ssc'y.
4 J. 0A1L81F. 0lDl
>coTT M9Th00soT GPIocoPAL
cAURct, ~ 2eTH AVE.
sunday school. S:4E q N.
Preaching. II = N. and p. =.
Dpworth League, s:l6 p. m.
Midwesk services. 3 p. -. Wednss-
REV. T. 8. MEMORIES, PASTOR.
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ousen Elizabeth Temple Ne. Q
Second and fourth THURSDAY II s.ss
month .: z y. N. ssss ws(ssa sS
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Columbins Temple q. II. IT,.
End and <sh Mondays ef eeeh Hssath
3G3V Woiton d.
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CENTRAL sAPTisT chOAcN
14eh o.. bstwssn California and

pGoPLEV PRGssvTGRiAN
CHURCH.
cee. washington sNd 1oe6 Avea
css. 73ed o. and WashinStsn Ave-
Phone York 310A.
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Pythtas Lodge No. II.
lst and Srd Wednesday Of each
month.
Damon Lodge No. 5.
tst and 3rd Fridays u eash msnth
Columbins Calan&Ao * q P)
and and 4th Tussdays sf each ase~th
SOC Welto1 u
Rooky NJ. Court Of CalA1kAA Ne
., second and Fourth yfi1Ays q oAaA
Weltoa 1egl UA4.
q =. .. OF O. ?. AND iro
AUxiLlARiEA.
GRAND oFFicGRs.
o.. Paul z. spratiin. o. q. N.
n ooods Bldg. .
Go. q contss. D. q. ssct.
3Sl3 wslton St.
Rocky Mt. Lodge 331e.
Ia and Ord Thursdays q seeh month
$3.50 Weftoa 81
ArapaAos Lodgs No. 3s3s.
LIT aAd srd Monday of each month
1854 ArapaA0s 81
Dsavsr Ledss No. ss4s.
End and %th Thursdsys Of each month
1oo1 ArApAh"s st
p. q. ~. csuneli Ne. t1A
(4tA ToaolAy ealy.)
1854 ArapaA0a.
DsAvor Paty1AfcAy No. u,
Fourth Tvssday eF each month
3ese Wsltsa D
guveailes No. s7l (OAA Folisvv).
LIST and 3rd Saturday of each
month 4. . p. m. 1880 wslton.
y. q r. AND ITS AUxiLIARiEs.
and third Tuesdays OF secA no.tS
.: E1ks' Hall. Aain EeSs.
Queen Of West Temple 1ssts first
and third Thursday eS sash meath q
Old Colony HALL
Webster Temple q ,. ~
Webstsf Templ. Ind and lth wsdnee
1855 ArapaAos 8.
oasso vaahu. Royal House No. 1,
3. II. T.. meets second Friday night
ef each month At 1889 Arapahos.
spesd Lodge No. 8
First and third Saturday OF each
month $3.50 wslson &.
Western Star Lodge Ne. I
let and Ses Tvssdsys Of each month
lA.I AfapaAos 81
CaptoliA Temple Is. II ~.
4eets LIST and 3rd Saturday sven
ngs of each month.
1854 Arapahos 8,
Golden Gate Juvsniies Ne. I %. M.T.)
2nd and <th Saturdays 81 seeh month
q Z p. ~.
1854 ArapaAos g.
Howard JvveniIss Ne. . "a n. T.)
Ind and 4th Saturday os each
month 1t p. u.
$3.50 Walton ~
Queen elizabeth Tsmp,s Ne.
Second and fourth THURSDAY II sass
month .: y. III. 119U wA)soa sv
Naomi Temple Ne. Y
3n6 and <th FrIdays ~ eosh as~sn
$3.50 Wslton ST.
Coiumbtns Temple q. II. IT,.
2nd snd >th Mondays Of seeh w,sasA
1e3V WeitoH d.
Mountain Lodge Hks Ne %.
Ind and eth WednesdAys Of each
month.
Spanish War vsteeaAA
Ind and 4th Friday Of each nssSh
De Nolay Consistesy nssAs Arst saA
third Thursday nights - NtDDaa Hail
104s ChAmpa St
Mystic Shrine meets sesond ano
fourth thursday nights Il Nippos
Hall. 2olS Champa 81
DAUGHTERS OF BERNAcLE
Prince A. 0onAA Tah>sn.~l> Az Eaa
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AMERICAN WoopMgN.
oUPRgMR CAMP

9. N. Whlts, supreme Commander
l. n. lo9htner, Supreme Clssk
Rooms l<-Sl. Aeusohee nlds
.Oenver Camp No. I, Amosloan
Wooomens mesee the second and
fourth trtdaye of saeh month q osd
Colony Hall, 2oth and Downing -
6. N, PstA commaWeer
Carrie aaoclaln. casrss.
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Progress Court No. .. meets lst ana
third HftdAys Of each month At 36%o
Warrington st.
Rice Pure Gold TAbernAclo No. SSS
NESTS LIST and 3rd Mondays at 364o
Warrington.
Panama Temple No. $50 meets Sna
and 4th Thursdays At 364o Washins.
toa.
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p. q. ~. Council Ne. t1A
(4tA Tuesday 0aty.)
1884 ArapaAoa.
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Howard JvveniIss Ne. . q. n. ~
IND and +th Saturday oS each
month 1T p. u.
ze10 Walton n
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Y. = r. AND ITS Avx,L,AR,Es.

eeeee lsdDs y. q 2. AssGs arse
aaa third TussdAys OF saoA month
.: Elks' Hall. Aain EoSo.
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noYkINe rApERNAcIs.

eOYklNe TADERNAClG.
The Boykins Tabernacle, 3S3.777.
Grand Order II No. AL, meets the
hrst and third Saturday Of each
month. Fern Hall. 2711 Wolton.
The Oliver Royal Houae meets 2ua
4enday In each meath at Sse7 Ws,top
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ouesn o. West Temple asssts hrst
sno third Thureday es sash msath q
Old Colony HALL
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webster Temple q p. ~
NVsbstsr Temple. Ind and eth Wsdnes.
lay OF each noatA.
1855 ArapaAos 81
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Dsavef Lod0s No. Ss4s.
End sn1 %4h Thursdsye ef each month
1O0A ArApAhns ST
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Golden Gate Juvsnlies Ne. I %. N. I'll
3nd and <th Saturdsys 81 saeh month
1884 ArapaAos e.
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. c. A. Miller, Pastor.
22o1 Arapahoe Street,
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Captolia Temple Is. II. ~.
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday sven
ngs Of each month.
1854 Asapahos 8,
The Denver star., 1918-07-13

Wssesrn Star Lodge Ne. I
let and 3ed Tussdsys Of zach month
lA.% AfapAAos 81
New-York tribune., 1918-02-22
lndia's Silver Appetite

The absorption of silver rupees by
the population of India has reached
such extraordinary proportions that
the government is finding it difficult
to meet the drain on the Treasury
stock. The Secretary of State has pur-
chased $66,0OO,0OO worth of silver dur
ing the last fiscal year for coinage
purposes.
"The Americas" in recent issue
says:
"The absorption of gold and silver
III India is one of the monetary phe-
nomena of the world. 1t is partly due
to fixed soclal-religious customs of the
vast population. An Indian bride
groom of caste is called upon to be-
stow upon his bride portion of sill
Yer. and the bride from ages i'm
memorial has jealousy guarded her
silver gifts all through her life. Thus
a stream of silver disappears every
year in Asia. The silver artiticers, of
great skill, use immense quantities Of
the metal. Gold is boarded for like
reasons. The populace demands silver
money. When we think how many
millions of dollars in silver money the
Treasury of the United States is called
upon at the harvest season of every
year to pay out into circulation, tax
ing it back from the banks in few
months later on account of the de-
mand in this country for hard money
at crop-moving time, we can under
stand what demand there is in India
at the time OF crop-moving for silver
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