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The Denver star., 1918-06-29
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Phone Champa 1869.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
Gath and California SITS.

The past two Sabbaths brought very
good results for the church.
The sick of the church are normal
! at this writing.
We anticipate much good Septem
ber Sth, 1918. Our financial day at
Central Baptist on the above mention
ed date.
The Western Baptist Association
which convend with ST. Paul Baptist
Church the last week. was very
grand success from financial stand
uoint 1T was the best III the history OF
the Association; $339.51 cents being
the amount taken IN at the Associa-
tion. The officers elected for the en-
suing year are as follows: Rev. e.
Over. Moderator. Denver; Rev. J. w.
Prowell, Vice-M oderator. Canon City.
Colo: Rev G. w. Henry. Recordin s
Secretary, Pueblo. Colo: Rev. p. a.
Pinkney. Corresponding Secretary.
Colorado Springs, Colo: Rev. p. j.
Price. Treasurer. Denver, Colo; Rev.
l. H. Wallace, Superintendent of Sun
day Schools. Trinidad, Colo; Mrs. l..
Ray. La Junta, Colo. superintendent
b. Y P. U. The sitting of the next
Association will be with the Mt. Zion
Church, La Junta. Colo. Wednesday
England Conservatory of Music, Bos-
ton, Mass, class of 1916. under Alfred
edly supported our musical efforts in
before the fourth Sunday in June, 1919.
We are proud of our delegation sent
up from Central to the Association.
which held its session at Trinidad last
week.
The Choral Club of Central is con-
templating putting an electric fan In
the church.
We have very grand thinkers in
Central Church.
Sister Glennie Holdman was grant
ed letter of dismissal from Central
Church Sunday night. as she is going
away indefinitely. Sister Holdman is
grand worker
Some nice surprises have been ten
dered the pastor by number of the
members Of the church recently The
pastor thanks all for their loyalty ten
dered him.
We will not forget Sunday School
midway activity, August 14th.
The Building Labor Union will as
semble for their sermon. Sunday after.
noon at Central Church at 2:3O p. m.
Let us not forget the petition con-
cerning Mr. Lynch Law. Sign the pc
tition against Mr.. Lynch.
The trustees will please not forget
to look into the coal business now.
The War SAVINGS Stamp CAMPAIGN
ought not be overlooked by any one.
Now is the time to help our boys in
France.
We invite each member of the
church to become Sunday School
scholars.
Rev. I. N. Whitten met with pain
full accident last week. We trust he
will soon recover.
We are expecting much OF the Wom-
ems Home Mission Society this fall.
Let each member do their best for
the coming financial campaign. Sep
tember 9Th, 1918.
All will need to watch the officers
of Central. because they are going to
do something worth while.
There will be Lawn Fete at 424
Jackson street, Thursday evening,
July nth, at the residence Of Mrs, c.
Hicks. beginning at 800 p. m. All are
cordially invited to be present. Given
under the auspices Of The Willing
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BETHLEHEM CHURCH.

Sunday School 9:24-Review day.
Four new scholars last Sunday. The
attendance has been just fine during
the entire sprng and summer.
11:00 a. M, preaching.
TOO p. M, p. Y. P. U. Topic. "a
Bible for Every Man" Ps. 10. (Con.
quest Meeting).
The meeting last SUNDAY was well
attended and the leader. Mrs. Robin
son. brought out some nice sayings on
the topic. "How to Have a Good Time
and all present took part in the dis
cussion.
500 p. M, preaching.
The rain broke nto our Sunday even
ing crowd but we had with us Rev
Byrd of Wards mission.
The Sunday School will give con
cert on the evening of July 9th. Come
out and see the children and heal
them.
The last effort before the Rally thai
takes place July 14th. will be a trolley
ride given bv the Deborah Club, Mrs
A. F.. Reynolds, captain.
Our sick is all able to be up around
now In their rooms, for which we arr
very thankful.
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Lodge Directory
=. . A. N. AND Ire AUxiLIARIEA
T1tns Q. Rector. q. ~.
s71s wslton 81
W.n. spr.xus. q. Sect.
.. 0ilptn It.
Rocky lit Lodge No. /.
'st and 3rd A'ocdays Of each month
2G.J Weltoa St
Hiram Co,nmanderv n
2nd Tuesday Of each month.
only 1874 Arapahoe st.
Masonic coasistory. list and lrA
Tuosdays y, - Goods BlAG.)
ION 5heba Court,
End ard 4th Friday of each month.
(AfternooR) 3630 Welton St
Evergreen Chapter No. 3s. O. Il. 8
LIST and 3rd Tuesday OF each month
tAfternorn) 1880 Wslton St
Lone Star Chapter ". n. g..
first and Third Fridays in each week.
month.
iAfterroon) 1850 wslton st
Centennial IIodEe no. 4.
2nd and 4fh Monday OF each month
1884 Arapahoe St.
KNIGHTS OF. pvrhiAs AND ire
AuxiLIARiEs.
lFr'"a' f'o-0rand 'of1asrA e+f
=. n. nsas. 0raad Chancellor,
Colorado Springs. >olo.
F1ovd r Saith. O. X. Of r 4 q.
2851 Welton.
Smith Lodge No. Is. X. Of P. NESTS
'he second and fourth ThursAay
nights Of each month, at Elk Hail,
18th ant1swashington.
FLOYD r. SMITH, q. q.
". r RHODES. x Of 4. 9.
OLIVER ROYAL HoUoE NO. Z
n,ssts first Tussdsy In sseh
It old Colony Hall.
MRS. oLJv1A, oussa.
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Workers Club. Mrs. Mary Neal, Prssi-
dent; Mrs. I. N. Whitten, Secretary.
The Misses Josie Mae and Helen
Jones, of Fort Smith. Ark. are the
guests of their aunt. Miss A. Jones.
of 2412 Marion.
The many friends of Mrs. N. Boal-
ware, who was hurt recently by being
thrown from a car. will be glad to
know that she is able to be out again.
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CASPER. WYo.
SU8ocRieERs, TAKE NOTICE!

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 '''torm us At once. 30
that correction can be made ana ad-
1usted. All those who are delinquent
are urged to pay up at once AZ the
government forbids US carrying delih
quent subscribers. Please take notice
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as chairman Of the religious commit
tee.
Membership in the Y. w. C. A. is
only one dollar a year. Every girl
and woman should Join the organiza-
tion that stands for women and girls.
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AMERICAN WoopMeN.
SUPREME, CAMP

u N. White. supreme cemm.nss+
- y: ciehtnsr. Supreme cIsrk
n.... Aeapahos 0ide.
;.,. ;;.Dsnver Camp No. I, Amsrlesr
sWooomsn: NESTS the second ana
orn nH,H Fndays Of each month n oiS
so'0"y Ha,v. 2sth and Downlre ~
Z. ~. Pitt. Commander.
Carrie Mecialn. Clerk,
.nt NO. !. Of the Juvenile ps,art.
s".S wn meet at Old Colony ~.
ssr..s IA" wnsn8, IN the seSool eu1
'.,.a..., "so'usy ausruooAa &C tAsee
= y %ts
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DAUGHTERS OF rAsEsNActr

Prince Of Peace Tabernacle No. ess
meets LIST and 3rd Fridays In each
month At Old Colony Hall,
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PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
oe-d Ave. and Washington st.
PRESBTTER, }. THOS. HAZEIl,
8. T. q.

, Last Sabbath DR.. R. A. Randolph
worshipped with the Peoples Presby'
terrain AS personal friend of the
pastor and well-wisher of the church
we are always glad to have the Doc
tor with US.
At the forenoon services tomorrow
DR.. r. A. Randolph will deliver the
message The evening services will
be under the auspices of one of the
women's organization of the church.
The public is cordially invited to both
these religious engagements.
During the pastorate covering, over
nine years In Denver. musical talents
from other communions have repeat
the Peoples Church and the commun-
ity in general Without these helpers
the quality of music handled in the
Presbyterian church Of Denver could
not have been sung. In the past
wherever the least ability musically
has been demonstrated. the Presbyter
has contributed pecuniary help. moral
influence both to young and old in and
out of the church, to local experts as
well as imported talents to introduce
them to the public and thus help peo-
pie to establish themselves profession
ally in the minds of the best thinking
people of the community who are able
to pass sober, but yet impartial judg-
ment on such persons achievements.
We at this time call on the friends of
Denver to once more cooperate with
us to show our appreciation Of this
class of non n-communicants helpers Of
the choir. To this end Compliment
tary Concert will take place in the
church auditorium Thursday night,
July the 11th ut 8:45 o'clock. The
opening and closing choruses will be
sung by the choir. The other part OF
the program will be rendered by the
above described class OF persons. Buy
n ticket and attend the concert. The
night will be proftably and pleasantly
spent.
The Denver star., 1918-06-29
Church News

CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
"A &, CHURCH.
23rd and Lawrence Streets
A. N. Ward. Minister,
Residence 1918 23rd St
Phone Main 54I4
Sunday School. 9:45 q. m.
Preaching. 1900 a. m. and 1880 p. M
Glass Meeting, 1880 y. mr. r
Allen Christian Endeavor League,
$50 p. m.
Prayer and Class meeting. Wednes-
day. 500 p. m.
All people are invited to worship
with us.
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Shorter A. M. e. Church
Cor. 23rd and Washington Sts.
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MT. PLEASANT BAPTlsT MISSION
REV. c. A. MILLER. Pastor
22o1 ArapAhoO o.
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH

314S Lafayette street. Phone York
7647 A. p Reynolds. pastor.
Phone York 7S47.
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Mt. OLIVE BAPTIST MtSeioN.
Nth and Diaks SsesetA l. J. Joh9A
PASTOR, PHONE ckAMpA toA
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KNIGHTS OF TABOR

o. James Temple No. 467 msets In
ana srd Tuesdays Of each month.
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DsAvar PatriarcAy NO. 81.
Fourth Tvssoay OF sAen u,oHeA
1e1o Wolton -
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MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Raw C A MIIIee. Rastoe
MT. pLEAsANT BAPTIST CHURCH.

Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 500
p. m: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m;
b. Y. p. U. 700 p. m. Our revival be-
ean last Sunday. Rev. N. T. Lone OF
Houston. Texas is preaching for US.
Every one should hear this gospel
preacher. All churches are invited to
come and help us. Strangers are vel
come with U.S.
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sunday school. S:46 .. N.
Preaching. II = m. and 3 p. N.
Epworth League. s:46 p. m.
Midweek servic~a 3 q N Wedn>s
REV. T. S. MEMORIES, PASTOR.
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shjLoA eApTIoT MISSION.
Corner Thisty.Aest and Walnut 8tA
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" Molay Consistory nsses art< aaA
tnird Ihursday nights ss Nippon Aail
104s Champa 81.
Mystic Shrine meets second ana
fourth Thursday nights st Nipuo,
Hall 204S Champa g.
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spanish War vstsssaa
End and 9Th Friday Of each ms.sh
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COME TO BETHEL THE CHURCH
OF GOD, m FIVE POINTS,
263S Warrington st.
Sunday School. 10 \. m. Preaching
at II .. m. and 7:30 p. m. Come to
tho Bible Study Tuesday evenings at
1880. Come to tho Prayer Meetings
Thursday evenings At 1850. Tho
Spirit and the Bride say CONE. Lot
him that heareth. say CONE Let
hirn that 10 athirst. CONE. Whososvsr
viii let him, CONE!
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JUvsailss No. s7l (Odd TsllovoD.
LIST and 3rd Saturday OF each
month as : ,. m. 1850 Weltoa-
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PEOPLES, pREs0vTGRiAN
cHU0CN.
ces. WsohloetoN an1 3oet AvsA
cse. 13s6 o. and WashtNSts~ AvA
PAoao York 310A-
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ocNool At vN10Tv-rIRoT
AND BLAKE 01NGGT1
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SCOTT -, Z. cAUNcN
Phone ChAnpa $50.
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frosress Curt No. 8. meets lst ana
,nlrd Fridays OF each month At ss4o
Washington st. N''O
NICE Pure Gold Tabernacle No. bss
meets LIST and Bird Mondays at a54o
anama Temple No. $50 meet. 2uo
ana .a 4tn Thursdays at 264o Washing.
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Zion Baptist Church
Cor. 24th and Ogden Streets.
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Aoantain Ledge E7ks Ne. %.
me- .aa ana stA wsdnssdays Of saes
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p. q. N. Council Ne. ttS.
d4th TusslAy oaU.)
1884 ArApahoA.
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TAIRD sEvENrhoAv Aov0NrIsT
CHURCH,
~: olGNARA PLACE.

wv c \ BRANCH
So 18th -
Schedule eoe Week.
Sunday afternoon. $50. veopSrS...
Aonday evening. p. m. members
meeting.
Thursday evening. . ?. n. Bible
class
saturday evening. .. N. 0ym
aiAaA
Day Nursery anA Club hsme, 1857
Garrison D.
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THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
David e. Over, DID,, Minister,
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eoYkINs TAeERNAcLE

oS' NiNS TABERNAClE.
The Boykins Taberuacja A3a.7,,
Grand Order ~ No. 4e1. meet. IN.
nrst and third Saturday of each
month. Fern Hall. 27I1 Wolton.
Tho Oliver Royal House meet. ona
Monday In each month At 1907 W.i,n.
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THE cHAPELroN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF OEARFIElo.
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lumbar Chapter No 1e, Ancien,
sons and Daughters Of Jerusalem
meets nrst ana third Mondays Of each
.n' month"; Elk Hail. 26th ana Washinr.
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EAT
CORN
SAVE
WHEAT
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
22o1 Arapahoe Street

MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
22o1 Arapahoe Street
Rev. c. A. Miller, Pastor.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
2414 California St,
Phone champA 1859.
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
N. e. CHURCH
gard and Lawrence Sta.
A. N. WARD, Minister
9:45 a. M Sunday School, Older n.
Jackson, Supt.
II a. m, and p. m. preaching
1890 Sunday Glass meeting.
Z D. m. Allen C. E League.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. c. A. Miller, Pastor.
22o1 Arapahoe Street.
Sunday preaching at II a. m. and
8 p. m.
Sunday School at 1 O'Clock.
B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Night
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CENTRAL BAPTior chORcN
0eGA ~, bst~sea California and
osoot ~
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CoiumbinS Temple %. II. ~.
x"s s"s <sh Meneays o. sssn ms~sa
3O1o Woil~h ~
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Y. q =. AND ITS Aux,L,AR,Es.

Y. q p. AND ITS AUxiLiARiEs.
oeSed Ledge v. q p. kssts arse
and third Tuesdays OF each month
.: Elks' Hall. AaiA ss3S.
Queen Of West Temple meets arss
and third Thursday es saoh u.snth a
Old ceiony hsiL
Webster Temple u ,. ~
Veester TsADSa. 1AA anA "a Wea.s>
~ of oaeA meath
l4as AraeaAoo d
Ousso VasAu. Royal hoase No. /
d u. t. mssO second Friday nighi
q each month at ls33 ArapaAoe.
spssd Ieses Ne. Q
First and third Saturday q sssA
meath xsSe Wstsos u
Wssssrn star Ledge Ne.
'se and srs Tussdays Of Aaeh sssntA
lA-A Ara1aAos q
Oaptoiia Temple %. n r.).
Assts LIST and 1rd Saturday svs,,
ngs Of each nontA.
1854 ArapaAos B.
ossSe~ oats Jvvsoileo Ne. 70. N,Y.l
~ and %th ostveaays - essh wsoeh
- ! 2. ~.
1894 AfapaAoo o.
he~erd Juveniles Ne. . "a y. ~
1sA aAA StA Saturday Il sssA
DoatA ~ : p. -
$3.50 Waitaa -
queen eItxabsth Tempto Ne. 0
0eoon6 and fourth ThIrDAay q snnn
0ooeA .. p. u. S6SO Wosaoa ~
NseMi Temple ~. u
ne soe <sh feseays ~ eaeA as~a
eS3o Woltoa 81 ~
Co'umbine Temple %. II. ~,
x"s sne <sh Mensays o. essn msW>a
3e1o Wsss~n ~
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NseMi Temple ~. u
3s6 and <sh Fesaays ~ sssA o>e>
ee9e Wsltoa 81 II
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. p. J. PRICE, PASTOR.
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rythias Lodge No. II.
lst and srd wednesday o. sses
month.
Damon Lodge No. 5.
1st and 3rd fridays q saeh msnth
Columbins CalantAs *. Of P)
md aad 9Th Tvssdays Of saeh ~s'eh
3eS0 Wsltoa "
Rocky Mt. Court Of Calanthe. No.
3. second and Fourth trAAys q saoh
Wolton vOrA Han.
Q y. Q. OF o. 2. AND fTe
AUxiliARIES
0RlND oFFicERS.
or. Paul e. opratiin. o. q. N.
- 0oods Bldg.
ooo. q. Contee. D. @. Beet.
3sl3 ws,toa 81
Rocky Mt. Lodge 233o.
1ss and 3rd Thursdays ef zach month
iG2v Wslton 81
Arapahos Lodge No. 1855.
lst and 3rd Monday Of each month
1854 Arapahoe 81
Dsnver Lodge No. Ss4S.
End and %th Thursdays ef each month
isy> ArapAkos 81.
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Queen elizabeth Tsmess Ne. o
6oooat and fourth ThsrpAa, - s>>
noasA .: J .. n. sssV WoSsoa ~
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Y NJ c A BRANCH
20o0 0isnarm Place
Phone SS34, 7. N G. A.
Church Of the Redeemer
22nd Ave. and Humboldt st.
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Denver Lodge No. Ss4s.
End and %th Thursdays Of each month
isJ> ArADAkos 81.
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e,svae.s psaacToav.

plkAsANr oREGN BAPTIST
MlooIoN.
3i31 Walnut o.
W. w. Ryaas, Pss4ss.
Service every sunday. l.. q n
Service. $50 ,. n.
0ervfos. 1850 D. m
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MioosOs WORK AND oUNDAN
SCHOOL At ThIRTY.FIROT
AND BLAKE 0vRGGTS.

Sunday School At 1850 p. -
ProaeAlAg at O'Clock.
s's.s T1.iaias caass. 7;ss sa"A n
cay svealAG.
E3dsr u j. Gark, teacher.
Yos are cordially invited to each a
r. ". COLEMAN. Sscy.
4 ]. CATLETT. 0up1
GoT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, eo9 26Th AVE.
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Queen Of West Temple meets fra
and third Thursday es seeh 1ssNth ss
Old ceiony hsil
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eesed Ledge v. z ?. Nests nr.,
and third Tuesdays OF each month
.: Elks' Hall. Aain 6s3S.
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Arapahos Lodge No. 1855.
lst and 3rd Monday Of each month
1854 A1pahOe 81
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He~as6 Juveniles Ne. . e. q. ~
1s4 aAa AtA Saturday ss sssh
OoatA as p. =.
$3.50 Waitaa q.
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Weesesr Temple q ,. ~
SVeootof ToADSa. 1Aa anA "a WeA,s>
~ of oaaA meath.
l11S ArApaAo~ d
The Washington times., 1918-04-10

the latter is as follows: Belasco, c.
A. AspinwaIl; National, Frank Hogan:
Polls, c. z. McNabb; Keith's. +. J.
Haskin; Gayety, c. w. Darr.
Schedule of Speakers.
The schedule OF speakers for the
motion picture theaters is as follows:
E. d. Baldwin, Dixie and Favorite; W.
c. Nicholson, Apollo, Empire, and
Colonial: c. r. Ball. Home and Caro-
lima: B. F. Lindas, Navy and Stanton: !:
George J. Hecht, Avenue Grand and
Senate; Paul G. Grove. Victoria, Jew
ell, and Grand: J. c. Adkins, Empress
and Crandall's; S. p. Taliaferro. Gar
den and Strand; Judge A. B. Hayes,
Casino and Columbia: b. J. Laws.
Plaza and Cosmos; w. J. Barrows. Ma
sonic Temple and Hippodrome; Judge
Walter I. Mccoy, Regent and Rnick-
erbocker: c. B. Stewart. Savoy and
Lyric; II. E. Warner, Olympic; Gideon
A Lyon, Elite; A. d. Call. Circle; c.
n. Claggett, Penn Gardens; William
r. Matteen. Foraker and Blue Mouse;
]: NJ. Waldron, Hiawatha and Dudley:
William Wolff Smith. Liberty, Geor-
gia and Revere II. Z. Warner. Trux-
ton; p. hcV. Etchison, American; J. II.
Mattern, Raphael; James II. Cobb,
Howard
The Washington times., 1918-04-10
CATHOLIC DIGNITARIES
DISCUSS WAR WORK

Wartime activities OF the Catholic
Church in America and paramount
ecclesiastical problems which are
to be considered by the church hIer-
archy are being outlined today by dis
tinguished churchmen. The highest
dignitaries of the Catholic church as.
sembled at the Catholic University
today for conferences.
The three highest prelates in the
nation, Cardinals Gibbons. O'Connell
and Farley, together with many arch
bishops, bishops, and other dlgnitar-
les, met at the Catholic University
at 10 o'clock TO review and plan the
business affairs OF the Institution.
His Eminence. Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore, presided at the session OF
the board Of trustees
The meeting at the university to-
morrow Is in conjunction with the
National Catholic war council. The
cardinals and archbishops will attend
The business session. which opens at
10 o'clock.
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Hawaiian Isle Leper
Colony Buys $4,000 OF
U.S.. War Savings Stamps

The American flag means As
much to the lepers on the far
away island Of Molokai, Hawaii.
as 1t does to any American in the
States or to the soldiers In France.
for the members OF the colony
have bought $4,000 worth OF
Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
mostly from the earnings Of those
members still able to work.
The colony is under charge Of
Brother Joseph Dutton. a former
army officer. who has communica-
ted to the National War Savings
Committee through a friend in
Memphis, Tenn.
Dutton has devoted the past
thirty-seven years OF his life TO
the leper colony. and like his
charges. will never leave the Is
land.
The inhabitants have taken a
keen interest in the war, and de-
sire in this way to make their
contribution toward victory for
the flag that protects their secIud-
ed island.
The Washington times., 1918-04-10

college students OF Washington. the
rally will be attended by the teachers
of the public schools. Booths, from
which bonds will be sold, will be
erected at the entrance OF the build
ing and on the inside. and indiea-
tions are that competition will be
keen.
McCoy's Committee.
Judge McCoy's committee includes
E. o. Salant. ]. Lenowitz. Peter ].
Donk, ]. z. Bixler, Miss Catherine
Moran, Miss Gertrude Metzerott, Clay
ton L. Bowman, Josephus Jonas. and
Gilbert Hall, all of George Washing
ton University; Walter Rapaport and
William J. Cullinan, Of George
town University; Philip Joseph Sulli-
van, jr. of the Catholic University:
Henry c. Keen. OF the National Uni
versity Law School, and Robert p.
Crawford. of Howard University.
Beginning tonight, Liberty loan ad-
dresses will be made each evening in
the motion picture theaters. as weU
as in the legitimate theaters. The
schedule Of speakers for tonight in
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BONDBUYERS'
HONORROLLS
ARE STARTED
ALLOVERC|TY

"An honor flag in every window
and a Liberty bond in every home"
This is the slogan OF the army OF
workers of the Liberty loan commit
tee OF the District who are working
at top speed today to get the "honor
rolI' system established here.
Already honor rolls have been es-
tablished in a number OF business
houses in the District buildings, in
department stores and smaller stores
and the list is growing hourly. BY
tomorrow morning there will be
honor rolls in every Government de-
partment and separate bureau.
Honor-RoH Posters.
The Liberty loan committee re-
ceived from the Treasury this morn
ing a supply of 500 of the large. red.
white and blue honor-roll posters.
and these are being distributed to all
organizations which desire them.
The committee also received con-
signment OF "honor rolf" flags to be
placed in the windows of all the
homes where third Liberty loan
bonds are owned. Every bond buyer
will be given one of these flags and
will be requested 10 put II in the
window.
The one question which all Wash
inEton will be asking from now until
the close of the campaign is, rs your
name on the honor roll?" This oues-
tion has been printed on attractive
streamers. four feet long. and these
will be pasted in every shop window
in the city, on street cars, automo-
biles, delivery wagons, the outsides
of Buildings and everywhere that
there is room available to stick them.
Students Rally.
College students of Washington are
to hold a Liberty loan rally Monday
evening in the Central High School
auditorium, when Justice Wendall
Phillips Stafford, OF the District Su-
prenie Court, and member Of the
French high commission are to make
addresses The celebration will be-
under the direction of the subcommit-
tee on schools and colleges OF the
Liberty loan committee, of which
Judge Walter !. Mccoy is chairman.
There will be patriotic music by the
famous boys band of Gonzaga Col
lege, and joint singing OF patriotic
songs. ~
In addition TO the more than $500
The Washington times., 1918-04-10
new ORDER CLOSES.
Twenty. RAILROAD.
OFFICES NC|TY

At least twenty railroad offices In
Washington, employing hfty, or more
officials and clerks. are To bs closed
as q result OF orders just issued by
the railroad administration for the
elimination OF all "off-linss passenger
and freight offices
Plans have already been made for
consolidation Of all Of the city ticket
OFFICES at the corner Of Thfrtsenth
and r streets northwest. and the clos
ing Of individual uptown railroad
ticket offices OF the lines.. reaching
Washington
Many railroads whose lines do not
reach or touch Washington have
maintained offices here for MANY.
years for freight and passenger so-s'
licitation under old competitive condi-,
tions With the elimination of thIs !
competition for traffic, II is desmsd ,
wise economy by Director General 4
McAdoo TO abolish these offices IN.
washington and in practically every ,
other city where \ similar condition .
prevails. .
The various railroads have been In :
structed to care for all officials ands
employees who have been operating
the offices closed or consolidated. '
In addition to the closing Of these
offices the Director General has or
dered that all railroad advertising be
stopped. Time tables ara to be :
standardized, and all Information
printed and circulated confined strict ;
ly to information for the public.