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Evening journal., 1916-12-04
Mr.. JACKSON ENDS tenth
YEAR At HANOVER Church

Services al Hanover Presbyterian
Church yesterday marked the tenth
anniversary Of the pastorate OF the
Rev. r. /. Jackson At the morning
service Air. jackson read the follow
ing paper regarding his ten years Of
ministry at Hanover:
lnasmuch as it is just ten years
ago today that l began my regular
work as the minister of this church.
l cannot let the day pass without
saying a few words concerning our
work together during all these years
While the occasion might be worthy
of celebration all by itself person
ally / have never been able TO warm
10 such celebrations. / do not care
for anniversaries with their speeches.
testimonials and presents and trust
that so far as / am personally in
volved you will steadfastly abstain
from them during my stay here as
your pastor. AS / review the work OF
these past ten years I am only too
! keenly sensible of how far short I
have como Of doing what should havs
been done. I see the many mistakes
which | have made, the many failures
which should have been successes
and the many things undone which
] should have done. AS I recall my
efforts in the pulpit and out of II, |
realize most forcibly how patient and
considerate YOU have been. ! doubt
I if there are many churches in this
city which could have been more con-
! siderate AMI kind than this church
/ has been rhat these ten years have
! been so happy has been due in nc
small deglec 10 the kindness which
the people Of Hanover Church have
uniformly shown me- I also want 70
I express my appreciation of your kind
/ ness to Mrs jackson during her i'll
ness. ! want to publicly thank ths
board of trustees foi their tender OF
two months leave OF absence viii
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


4 pAlINIsTRAToR's sALE-PERsoNAL
~ PROPERTY OF JOSEPH r yAMP; 4, p,
BEIL DECEASED. WILL BIZ SOLD "
STfDIIAM & son 5 AUCTION STORE, no.
iii EAST FOURTH STREET. FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBER 8, 1916 AT / O'CLoON T. Mr
SHARP. r,..,.-. r,.~
bedroom, Diningroom. PaT9r Kitchen tuI,
uifure as follows: Brass Reds, Nlrcassla1
vainnt Bedroom Suit. Mattresses. Chartered
Oak Dininsroom Suit ,i,sa E9eser p'f,qtfs; nTiyS;
chairs, Tables, Rggs' ,,, MshogSny PiriSr PyiisS'
room suit Library Table; Davenport
Dreseers and Chif'oniers. Bedding 0heets'
Red gnresds Table Linen Woolen Blankets,
comforts Dishes etc Several Several sooSS SS frex Rgss
D.st and Chair clock shades, Gas Range
Refrigerator. Cookins Utensils and many
other articles used in o good home
m. hove goods are IN good condition and
will be sold at this sale TO settle The estate
ROBERT 7. SIBBITI,
Administration
STIDHAN & son. AuctF.
JOHN W. HINLkN,
deo46.7. ATTORNEY.
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Information for Travellers
Tine boats irOieys Wilmington
Trains ed t'l Expresses.
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2.a2 Saturdays oniy-s.as P. NJ.
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PIRIIC sALEs.

or PERSONA PROrfRTY NILL BE
~ sold on the a. " Cam farm, LhurS,
dav. Decemter Il. 1916 a. d o clock,
hofser bay horse. wears OF. SQUAD ge2'
tie. wsiahs 600 pounds has sru one mule
In 30 on the Wawsset drivihg ttaes ihree
corn 200 bushels OF corn fodder etc.
Terms cash a. W. e-A-'-''
novsest. " NJ LANK. Auct.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

- -,r,s-c,,-
LSrArE OF HARRY D. GREGG,
~ DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
upon the estate Of Harry u.
Gregg. late OF Wilmington hundred deceased,
were duly granted unto Adelaide =. Gregg, on
the twenty.seventh day OF November. 4. D.
p16 and an persons indebted 10 the sa1d
deceased arc requested 10 make payment TO
the administratriA without delay, and all per-
sons having demands against the deceased are
required 60 exhibit and present the same,
duly probated 20 the said administratriN, on
on before the tWeuty-seventh day of Ncvem-
bsr A. D. 1917, or abide by the le~ N
this behalf
ADELAIDE S GREGG. AdminiAiratrix.
Address Richard S. Rodney, Esq, Attor'
ney-atl.aw. Wilmington Del nov29 eod-et.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.
SANrrARY M0EKERs.
LIFE AND CHARACTER
DECEMBER 4.


The character of this birthdate is in
dependent. original, Tree and dominat-
my
Tine birthstone is turquoise Ir a
diamond.
The governing planets Of Mars and
Jupiter give a brilliant adaptable mind,
energy and physical endurance.
When cougcuiallv employed this per-
som will accomplish wonders In his work.
The affections are staple, may b. re-
ncd ON in'evcry way and the nature H.
generous and kind In business. however,
there is a direct manner of speaking and
acting HAT is sometimes almost cruel.
hut tlis mans word can always he re-
lied upon because Of his uniailing integ.
rity.
Usc the Want Ads when desiring a
ucsition in an Office.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

ArorICE--L JOSEPH 7. BEAIE. THE
y owner and occupant Of tbs house
.ituafed az the Northwest Corner OK
Eleventh street and Railroad avenues
ia the Ninth ward n the clty ot
Wilmington county % New castle ara
state n Delaware in compliance With ths
rsonirs niants Of the Acts ~ the General As-
senblv in such ease made and provided 10,
heYahr give notice that shall apply a
writing 10 the Court Of General sessions. OK
the state Of Delaware. 10 and for New NAN.
lie ronntv. on Tuesday. the second day OF
Jsnuarv. A. ID 1917. being the next term
~ aid eourt for license FOR said house.
.e an inn or tavern. for the sale therein ot
intoxicating hqnors in less QUANTITIES. man
ono Quart. 20 be drunk on the premises ~ q
the follow ing respectable citizens Of ,alo
vvard at least twelve Of whom are suostel-
tia frecholders Of said ward recommend ths
raid application, VII.
Charles H. Behreudt Alfred Audefoep.
Arthur kappauf ONO heltsen'
j. Oudgn AleAandtI n AuN'
Guisseps Ferra. J. W forter.
Angelo Lorgione, NICK Nimmermans'
p Tompclsky Smlth Noruoh'
wis " Miller Harry & MunceF,
Matthew DOminick, Ernest Garyantet'
Isaac scott Wm Paris.
Roil Girhionl Wm. H. Fink
Offo Iederer Paul Stepka
William Arsten p Emil Wagner.
Aurust T Shultz William PARIS.
o. =. Aschenbach, John Welton
dec2 sf JOSEPH T.. BEALE.
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CHIROPODIsTS.

TSIoR1 " sTBADLTv. CHIROPoDIsT,
il forrnerlv No. 60l Market street, las re-
moved 10 10. 222O Market ST. Phone. 2elI.
nug26.tf.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

4 PARTMENr. OF THREE ROOMS
4 \ bath. centrally locatcd Address RS
Evening Journal decl'5t.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

NoTICE-I ANTHONY CORLETO. THE
~ owner and occupsnt Of the house situ-
Wed az s. + Cor Seventh and Lincoln
streets with ON addition thereto
known as 40 1873 West Seventh
street. in the Fifth ward Of tho city Of
Wilmington. county ~ New Castle, and
State OF Delaware IN compliance with tho
requirements oi the acts of tho General AS
scmbly. in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply
IN writing 90 tho Court Of General Sessions
oi the State of Delaware. iu and Tor New
Castle county. on Tuesday the second day of
January, A. d. 1917. being the next term
n said cosrt for license for said Lcuse
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of
INVESTIGATING liquors, in less quantities than
1ne quart C. he drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable citizens %. said
ward. az least twelve Of whom are substan.
tial freeholders Of said ward, recommend the
said application viz:
Vincent Martone, George C. Schuler
Leone Rapuano John Wcndt
John Del Crosse. Michael Levine.
Stanislao Tabasso. james pcnnetto
Agostino Fortunate Titus H. y Alonlo.
J.. Slonst1, pietro Casbarro
GeunHrO Poupiti, Alberto Suntoru
Luigi Bonifacino Michael Gallo
Ihomae fldance, Pasquale Ginocchio
Vito Matassino. Joseph Briscoe
p. a. NJ. Rovitti VI D Nicholas Cerchio
Joseph Schunder John Nuttall
Sgmund Weiss Frank Casstel
Jacob Steiccr
dec2-3t ANTHONY CORLETO.
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APARTMENTS FOR RrNT

CliAIL APARTMENT. UNFUENlSHEDi
- an conveniruces squares from new
City Han = Bcunsu. 1900 Walnut street
dcci g.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
NOTICES

COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBEk 4,
y vehicle trahie on pennsgrove Ferry will
be suspended until further notice. deci 81.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
TYPEWR RITERs.
RusTNTss OPpoRTrNITfEs-

DARTv WITH $4,000 CASH, 10 TAKE
half Interest in business proposition lhat
viii reslire $40 900 in shorf time without
anv chance cf loss parricuisrs bv personal
interview only. Address VS. EveuinC
Journal Ofsce dsc'si.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE-I HARRY s. BEESON. TIE
~ tcnaN aud occupant Of the house situ.
afed AZ the southwest corner SiAth ana
~hiplcy streets. in thc First ward 100 he city
of Wilmington. county Of Sew Castle and
state Of Delaware ~ compliance with
tho requirements of the Acts oi the
General Assembly. m such ease made ana
provided. do hereby give notice tia. ! snal
apply m writing iC the Court ~ General
Sessions of the state Of Del w9r" 90 and
fof New Castle county 90 Tuesday tho
second day of January. a D. lrlf, hfirg
the ncxt term OF SAID court. foi license ior
said house as an inn or tavern, ior ;he sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors 10 less quan'
titles than one quart, 90 be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable citi'
gems OF said ward, at least twelve ot whom
are substantial freeholders OF said ward,
recommend the said application. viz.
Edward Horne Simon Spire
" ilson Oakos Benjamin T Rawnsley
Alfred ID. Peoples d. r. Mayne
Morris Chaikin John Klcinstuber
Joseph Fisher M Korngold
Albert Nuemaycr William r. Lynn
Harry Ierger Thomas o. Cooper.
Frank Welsh NJ D.
.rohn E Healy william s. Prc,tymsn
MoN Ephraim NJ Gross
Ludwig Hendricks j. Charles Giammattee
Charles G. Loeber Wm W Melvin
Monis Fzrailsun A. J.. Schroeder
decl g. HARRY. A. BEESoN.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
BOARDERs WANTED.

DoARDERs WANTED AT NO ais
ID Linden street decd -6.S.
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HrIrING AND ROOFING.

w B.. WILLIAMs-R0OFlNe' HEATS
w. ing and repairing Of al IL kin9s. -
s.i orange 81 Rhone' 'ooo'"'
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
REMOyAL NOTICES.

nR. WILLIAM II. NORRIS DENTIST.
- has removed TO No. s02 West street.
iune27.tt.
WE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. OF NINTH
4 & Tatnall streets. has removed to No.
1902 West g. one door from Delaware ave-
nue.. Phone IO71I. oet28-m
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

WANTEp-FoUIRS MEN BoARDERs-
A. phone 2312-J. decf6 6,s
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
1IcrXSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE HOWARD C. POLLOCK.
y the owner and occupant OF inc nousef
,itr.tcd M tine y w. Cor Seventh ana Maol.
,or streets. in thc Fifth ward, o. ne ouy
of wilmington county Of New Caslie; ene
State Of Delaware. IN compliance WIN -
r.ou.rcments Of the acts Of fhc '5eneIal. -
senhlv. iu such case made and pr,o -
do hereby give notice that shSn appI
In writing 10 The Court OF Genera ftssiont
NJ the state of Delaware. 10 ana ioI ~ ,p
Castl, county on Tuesday. The second us! oL
January, A. d 1917 being the neAt tern
Of said court, for license Tor 'sia nouse;
As an INN OF tavern, FOR the sale ihereln OF
Intoxicating liquors in less quantltles 'nAs
one quart 20 be drunk on The premises aug
he following respectable citiIenS OF sala
wy. le.st twelve al whom are substan-
III frcahoIders Of said ward recommend the'
Frn,t II T.ohand. samuel + Colt
Tabn rie1dinr T. K Hammer.
III. aebrawI Harvey r. Nichols,
rsrob Sfeiger y. y. Mosor.
Tscob scbnrder Eberhard =. freys,
Wsi.er n Whann, Geo T. Miller
Rufus S Roney, John Mendt,
Harry G.. Bacon. U. II. Philiipt .,
Angelo LsnIanpa, Andrew Mcbonaa'
Louis Platonsk!, John lloor9oh,
Uovord ID Tailey James J Fox,
Carmon Tor~ipa Victor II Bacon,
Alex Benlik. W. =. hel'nle!t <,1-,r
dec2-3t hoN AMI =. ipLIoSn~a
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
HELP wANTED-rEMALE.

GIRLS OVER le YEARS. TO WORK IN
~ factory aud store Reynolds Candy Co.
No. 4io Market ST. nov2I-6t
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
AUTOMOBILES.


E1OR sALE-FOED ROADSTER APPLY
A Moore Auto. Co., No. 1921 Gilpin Ave.
nnv11 tf.
A UTOMoBILEs TO HIRE FOR ALL
~ occasions and distances Call 340e'J
54s Taylor. novi4'tf
EOR SALE GENERATOR AND srOR-
Il age battery. good condition Call 3406-J.
$50. 545 Taylor St. novl4ti
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
TnR SALE.

GOOS 1915 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
DO~J win sncrifce for $50. Apply
40. 1900 DUPONT St. dec22 p.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
FOR RENT.


TV0f-e PRIVATE OFFICES OR DEsE
4 room. so s07 shipley St noye'H-
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

DEFINED YoUNG LADY WISHES NICE
IL light airy front room in private family,
no other rOomers. Willing 20 pay well for
frst.clsss Accommodations. Address W.eO,
Evening Journal Office. dcc4.3t,
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
BOARDING

DRTvATE FAMILY WILL BOARD
i couple or tive gentlemen together Hot
vatfr heut ard phone. No 1901 dupont
street nove2 In
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

HIGH BRED SETTER, THOROUGHLY
II broken. Reason for selling. No. so2
Rodney St. dec2.2t.
Evening journal., 1916-12-04
PcnMS WANTFD,

: : :
NNTANIED-T1NO OR THREE FUR.
W nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Private family preferred bur not essential.
Address W-ol Evening Journal Odice.
decA.lt
Evening journal., 1916-12-04

Use the Want Ads when desiring a
position in an Office.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

CSC acres land, 231,1 Isl lbs. grain.
Patent
United States to John E. Thompson,
NEA SEA 1898.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
MOSCOW7S FUTURE

1t need not disconcert any believer
in Moscow's future to hear all the
current news of the wave of prosper
ity which is rolling in so handsomely
over other sections of the state. Mos
COW. to be sure, is not experiencing
any boom, and there does not seem
to be any in store. On the other
hand. while all those now happy and
busy places were in the dumps, Mos
COW never went through any period OF
depression We have nothing to get
over; nothing lost to recover.
During all these last dull years,
Moscow has been about 1000 per cent
better off than any other town I have
had to do business in said a re-
Our gait here is pretty slow, but it
is steady, and somehow it seems to
take us on a swift enough canter past
pleasant fields and along pleasant
roads Sometimes we wish Moscow
could be more in the limelight, could
throw off its sluggish ways and dash
right out into the thick Of the com
mercial fight. But we are an agri-
cultural community; we always will
be. This is not the native heath of
the promoted The mining town
breeziness is not part of our make
up. We don't spend royalty; we don't
Jump into anything.
Nevertheless, take it ell in all, this
is heap sight better town than 1t
was five years ago, and that's enough
or ought to be- to satisfy us.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
SMOKED OUT

Before the new secretary OF war,
Mayor Baker of Cleveland, Joined the
cabinet, there were six smokers and
four anti-smokers, Secretary Baker
smokes pipe. That makes a tie.
But as Woodrow is in the chair and
as he does not smoke, none of the
Fascinating weed is consumed in the
cabinet meetings The democratic
president and his aides can get up
plenty of pipe dreams without the
aid of My Lady Nicotine. And perhaps
the head of the government doesn't
want to be around when anything but
Woodrow is getting a puff.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
Rank FooIishness

You occasionally see it stated that
| olds do not result from cold weather
That is rank foolishness. We're it true
colds would be as prevalent in mid
summer as in mid-winter. The mic
robe that causes colds fourishes in
damp, cold weather. To get rid of
"a cold take Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. 1t is effectual and is highly
recommended by people who have used
it for many years as occasion required,
and know it's real value. Obtainable
everywhere. M
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
MIR. BORAH TOLD US so

Mr. Borah's prophecy about the
Stars and Stripes in Mexico made al
the time we took Vera Cruz is coming
true a good deal faster than perhaps
even his astute mind guessed. The
speech Mr. Borah made on the floor
of the senate against the clumsy and
stupid handling of the Mexican prob
lem bids fair to rank soon as great
prophecy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

He needs no recommendation as a
track man or coach, as he has made
name for himself in northwest athletics
and has always been rated as one of
the best coaches in the Conference.
Edmundson made name for him
self in athletics while in school Ond
| holds the Northwest record of / min
rte, 56 seconds in the half mile. He
was always one of the fastest middle
distance men in the Conference and
continued his racing after leaving
school at Idaho. He represented this
country on the Olympic team that COM
peted at Stockholm, Sweden, in the
Olympic games there in 1872 placing
in the events in which he was entered. |
Coach Edmundson has successfully
coached the University of Idaho track
teams for the past few years and has
developed many men during his stay
in the college as coach. Edhkndson |
left Idaho after a change made at that |
institution in their system of athletic |
control.
Edmundson will arrive at Whitman
and will start coaching April l, giving
him two months time in which to han
die the team and get it in shape for
the meets. AT the present time Ed
mundson is in business in Alberta and
will not be able to leave until the
above named date.
Whitman has been exceedingly lucky L
in securing the services of Edmundson
and track prospects should pick up
Interest in that sport
has been lax until news was spread
around that a good coach had been Sc
cured. Workouts will be held under
the direction of Captain Hoover until
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
COUNTY RECORDS, MARCH 81
Warranty Deed

| 'fdiluHty DCCu
Latah county to Kate M. Bernardin
lot %, blk II, Troy, SO.
Charles L. Chamberlain to w. D.
Humiston, SWANEA 21-40-1W, 81.
Charles L. Chamberlain to A. w
Laird, ANEA 21-40-1W, 81.
w. L. and Nettie Taylor to Lizzie l..
Jessupp lots l and 2, blk 6, Juliaetta,
5000.
John Roberts ct al to Charles Jes-
|sup, S1A lot 4, blk 4 and S1s lot 5, blk
IS, American Ridge Cemetery, So
Helmor Enholm to Edward R. Wis
we'll, SWA SWA II, NEA SEA 1899
g, $1,000.
Mortgage
Nils Olson ct ux to Gust Sandberg,
NWA 26-40-3, $1,000, February %,
1921.
Daniel A. Sullivan ct ux to Mos
COW State Bank, SWA SWA lot So
1876, $100, years.
Laben A. Clutches ct al to Day &
Hansen Sec. Co., lots and 4, E1ASWA
7-4O-5, 800,
John Carver ct Tx to Julia N. Smitll,
SWANEA 22-40-5, 5000, May 1, 1921.
J. R. Strong ct al to John Engstrom,
NJ 27-43-5, $1,000, years.
ChatteI Mortgage
Joe and Lou Wells to Latah County
State Bank, horses, 6 cattle, $3.50, 5
months.
Release
w. H. Leasure to G. w. Williams,
NEA SEA 80, NWASWA -39-41-5.
Potlatch State Bank to Homer D.
GLADDEN., W15NEA 21-4O-1W.
Julia N. Smith to John Carver, SWA
NEA 22-40-5.
E. T. Barton to Maggie Simpson ct
vr, part lots 1 and 2, all 3, blk 1, 7.
& l.. add Moscow.
Assignment
Ada S. Connant to Latah County
State Bank, NEA SWA $685., $1,000.
agreement
Andrew P. Mattson to Joseph E.
Chapman ct al, SEA SEA 10, S1aSWA
20, lot 4, 2O-16-46, lot 36-41-6W
Decree of Dist. of Est.
Probate court to John Lock, Dec,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
PRIZES ARE OFFERED

The Home Department of the Histor-
ical club offers prizes of 81, so cents,
and 25 cents for the best bird boxes.
The exhibit is to be held at the high
school building during the second
week in April. Boys from the grades
only may compete.
MRS. GOLFER,
MRS. MORGAREIDGE
MRS. IDDINGS,
46Sp Committee.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
EDMUNDSON TO COACH WHITMAN

Track prospects took decided jump
Wednesday when it was decided that
Hec Edmundson would coach the team
this year Edmundson was track coach
at the University of Idaho last year
and is graduate of that institution.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

"Redd-not to contradict and
coufnte, nor to believe and take for
granted, but to a0eigh and consid-
ey."-Lord Bacon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23
BURIED ALIVE"

In 1903 Anselmo Sosa of San Diego
'mysteriously disappeared and seven
wears later his wife had the court
pronounce him officially dead. When
Anselmo heard about this in 1915 it
Just made him awfully mad. He came
right back home and made the courts
give him back his property and his
wife and all his other earthly encum-
brances. This might be crafty sug-
gestion for the dead politicians VINO
don't want to stay buried now that
new campaign is on
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

46-Sp
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

The state university of Iowa is now
giving free treatment to lat crippled
children. Every other university has
a clinic, too, but the crippled children
are usually the brain children of the
minds of the high-brow theorists.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

hear it but if he did, he would only
be more certain than ever that nobody
but Wilson knows a good man when
he sees one. Wilson sees the only
good man in his mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

1t doesn't seem to be impossible for
4 great number to continue pious for
forty days, but it certainly takes an
to keep Lent all the year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

STUNG AGAIN? AND BY A LOIDY?.
A kodak album made of wasps
nests has been presented to Judge
Bazille of the probate court of ST.
Paul by Sister Serena.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

Canyon county seems to think
there's something torn wide open in
the state house. Anyway, it wants to
send a Patch up to the lieutenant gov
ernorS office.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-23

Ex-secretary of War Garrison is
said to be popular with the London
public and his picture on movie
screens is vociferously cheered. Our
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-22
NORWICH TOWN
Yantie Rector and Choir at SheIterinq Arms Service-Nichols Family to Move to Portland, Maine-oyster Supper Party.


 At the Sheltering Arms Sunday there was evening prayer and an ad- dress by Rev. John Aresons rector of Grace Episcopal church. Yantic. The parable of The Good Samaritan was read and lessons drawn therefrom Jerusalem was builded high. Jericho was on a plain, he began. The Ger tain man" in the parable was going down from the city of righteousness to the city of sin. As he went down the first wrong step was taken, then followed evil asosciations. he fell among thieves" The priesthood of the Jewish nation did not help those in need. The Levfte came nearer but only knew Thou shalt not, he did not practice, Thou shalt love thy neigh bor. The Samaritan knew naught of priest or of law. he was a law to himself. He came in compassion, and gave the man spirit and life and strength. Our Lord means by this parable to teach that the fallen can be restored and can be kept for Christ until He comes again.
 Mrs. Bolande accompanied for the hymns for the day which included In the Hour of Trial, the Magnificent Nunc Dimittis, and in closing, Now the Day is Over. The members of the quartet were Miss Lucy Bishop, Miss Lois Manning, Raymond Cong don and Leo Morris.