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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

80, er oct fIie, oct er beifuf-
fent?" Ia Jarmeren, beiIie operra.
ifet peb at erfare. at jee pirfeIie par
iaapas til Scar, of ieg bapoe paret
meb at bitcbe en- Gar. Soda, naar
oct bar Zig, iaa Jet figt % bal
San bar blet iaa imsrenoe Bib, at
bet bar grope SpiI.
Se bbab ifuIoe oet foite? ipurgte
ieg. Seq tom ttemlig til at BUTTE paa,
at oct bar @artneren, iom fitta ole
giaerne, oe at Oct bel bar beoit at
a~fforoere paa Sorbaano for, ONT mn.
Zig, at ipare os for Mrsumenter %
arambulage efterpaa. So, ia Man-
ben, panIigpis LOB ban fig MI nsie
meo etpar Collars, men urtoer Iaa'ne
ipecielIe SmitRnbigbeber iaa ipntes
ban NOT, at ban maatte ia fire. Get
bilbe fanife ia belle @eiten al Sormib.
hagen, og De bar tu TO Wanb % TO
Setter.
Seq bibite, at 8onifaciits piloe eis-
re ct forfproelie @rspl orer at maat-
te betale iaa meeet; men paa ben an
BEN SIDE bar bet 10 life urinelie, %
besuoen unbte ies bar,, oprigtis taIt,
at maatte piitge foriparlig no efter
ale be gbmpselier, ban bapbe paa.
fsrt mig. 9erfor ia ieg freioig "@a-
right. Teamet blen bitcbet op, og
hi orog afiteo. Win CODE Ben, Sni1s
oelL loeret igien tilfrebs neb Salert
og fulete %. San pilbe bore meo
90 p~erionIig forpisie fig ON, at 8a-
rene trita mig bpibt.
Sbet ieg benbolot mig til min for
l,o fatteoe 8eilutning ON life at IL
Sopepuoer i,nber Mrntene paa Cart.
teren, ia ies life ct Orb til Wanben
ON. at Ri lflllbe itanie pad 6en Sar.
men, bbor hi bapbe tilbraet Staten,
og ia 8onifocius meb. Seq gratu.
lerte mig ielp formebelit oen &araf.
t~erfaitbeb, iom ieg oerbeb baboe piit
mig i 8eiibbelie al, oe 10 hos mig
ielp, ba ies iaa / Ianoen, bboroan
@ammeI'n ON en- Stunb iont en- on.
oen Norblanbsipgt / Nobbsr pilbe
fomme bugierenbe eiennem bette
unppneliee Jarbanb, iom ironiif
falotes en- Sobeopei.
Oct bar oalaa meo Stoltbeb, ies
tanfte paa, at bet MI altiaa egentlig
bar mig, iom ialfalb inbtil btbere bar
Ssrer for oenne grpeoitionen til 60
cbeiter.
@rnliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
QutomobilulYffe

Sra Bboenir, griS., te~learafercs
ZEN 23oe 0opember: @. $. SIiper
ira Sos anseles, Calf, Gbefinae,
MIR for gtdiion, Sopefa % Santa
Ge'ganens Spitlinier, og fire al go.
rens Siptiionsfefer, ser befunot ia
paa en- Snfpeftipnsreiie, bIeu igont
or9bt, oa beres IutompbiI ppItets
tire yil n~oroenfor @icfenburg o.
40 gRtI Horopeit berfra.
Sra 9enner, Colo, meIbes: Ger
Eerloner bleo oen 23oe Sftobrr
or9bt og TO andre alborIia ifaoeba,
"a oeres MutomobiI bleb paafisrt OF
lntaoret al ct Pasiasertog tire Oil
Ieitoenfor Brighton, Colo. Sc bar
cue merifanife Sarnrarbeioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Stinnes ! Gpn6on.

Den tpife Snbuitrifpritc Si,so
Chimes bar / bisie Gage pGret /
Sonoon for fsrlte @aug iiben Sri.
gen, og baaoe Spifere oe @nglen.
bere ipsrger ielpfslgelig, bpab ban
III er noe oe farer /.
Sfslge ct Telegram fra Berlin er
ban life reiit til 2pnbon for at inaf.
t. ON SpiflmbS areoit / llblanoet,
men for at in~teresiere De itore bri.
tifte Eeneeinititl,ter / tim p9loige
Blan ON Sprettelien Of en- tpif-rus,
inf &reoitbunf meb en 8runbfapi.
tai paa 1000 Milioner Warf =
Ell 9anf iom ifulOe formible belle
&uslanbs Sa,tbel meo l1blanbet.
Stimles pertes / Srebags .tiIbage
til Berlin, MEN oct par life nuIigt
at faa no al bam ct Orb ON Heiul.
tatet at bans Heiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Smddnotiier
Returns Gnentnr til Gnbe.

General Simon Eetlura fom life
I'll at erobre &uslanb bennegana bel
Ter. San er aGereoe fGrbig meo tit
gpentpr.
st Telegram fra 8ariAau fortal-
Ter, at 8etlura og bans Sfficerer
bar opgipct lit Selttos / Ukraine
imoo Sooiet-& esieringen. Siplse
tioligere Selegrommer ifuloe ban
bape erobret 9amenets. Gobolif,
Stem % @innit5a % mause andre
Steoer efter Cur, men nu fommer
oct for Sa5en, at oisie Steoer life
engang bar p9ret alporIig truet.
Set laoer life til, at bet bar foItet
oen rsoe arne tore Ititrenselier a.
iGtte Bonn for Eetlura oennesana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Sfvbruo | Jtalien.

Miitna, SiciIien, Den 25be go.
tember. 8oIoiomme Sfpbruo bor
poelagt fore 2anoitrafninaer i ON.
egrten al 9pen. SeIe 0%anosbper er
fleoet ifpneoe bort af SIomme GA
aae 5orbinoeliesIinier afbruot. Sur.
oreoer at Wenneifer er aiort biem,
lsie, os ct fort antaI bar miitet 81.
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
UY Winilter til Oanmarf

a%lsbenbaun, 9anmarf, 23be @o,
oember. Or. Sobn g. 8rince, oen
omerifanife @iniiter til Gonmars
litSlebereoe ibas iiue areoitiper oo
blep mootaset | Iubiens al Soma
ebrtltlnn, Der umberboIot Tia mes
lam ! nGlten en- Sime. Winiiteren
tleo lenere preicnteret for Sronnina
gIeranorino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
3ita.

Sra 5ilrd)ul paa Maoeira teIe.
graferes. at @r.8eiierinbe Sita, loul
meS lin Mano MI Dor Ger paa Gen i
Grill, oil anmobc @eIanotraabet /
Yaris ON Siuaoelie iii at penoe til.
base til S6peit6 for at funne bore
hos i'm Ssn, mems ban ~unSerfaIter
jig Ell Operation ior 9linotarms.
tet9noelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
&onaen ! Yenaetnibe.

Sra SonSon teIesraieres, at SONG
George pripat bar iolst 700 acreS
OF lit itore 8obS paa gen @isbt pso
en5lanos Spbfpit. Miolertioia Sor.
leeenbeo for Sontuuter formoSes a,
rGre @rrnoen iii bette Cola.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
0ierinsen / Snbiem.

Sra Bombay telegrofcrcs, al
&rigslooen pil bli prpfIameret ser.
itebs bpis life Situationen beorcs
meget inart. Sen feitIise Mfobta.
gelie at Srirrien Of @aIes bIep fom.
plet ruineret. Siteoetfor en- iibiIe.
renoe Sp er Bombay MI en- gp /
Sorg.
Get piier Jig nemlig, at Sptsier-
ne bar al mte9et aloorligere Smiana
emo ira fsrit al meobelt. Siotil ri.
res, at SO, oeribIanot. to guropeere,
bleo or9bt oe minbit $50 iaaret.
elsie @olosbanolineer err afaiori
inlob @banois Sore % gnifer, men
BET %forlpber, at 8balbi.9 cppael,en
ipreoer Jig bltrtist oper belle Snoien.
ct merfeligt llbelo iom Set, at
ga Wobpla. Sanger omfom peo
apGlning / en- omtrent bermetif
tlaiiffet Sernbanepoen, iont life bIeu
efterieet paa fem elmer UNDER en-
transport / Waorasbiftriftet, bar
blot tie1t til at gpbe Ollie pua Sslben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNK 18Th 1908 AT
TIE Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa. rNpKR THE ACT
OF CoSeREss OF MARCH 8, lsQ7.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-29
Seppclincre for 2anafart.

Bern 23be Iou. - Sllao Gcfner,
Sireftsr for 3eppeIin.G erferue i
Srieori6sbafen, er netop penot
tlem ira en- &eiie til Spoamerifa Oh
cplpier, at observation-disclosures paaaaar
meaem Spanien oe argentina ON
Sprettelie al Ell transatlantic Quit.
rite melem DC TO 2aroe. 3eppeIi.
mere Ifilloe beisrse Srafifen.
San meSoeler at bons Sabrifer
mn arbeioer paa ct 9uitifib n,eo en-
gauon paa $1,000 &ubifmeter
iltai,o til at eaa 20 MiI Simen oa
OF bore DO Sasiaserer, foruSen goit
og parlig &eiiegoSs. Suren mel.
lem Spaniens Spoipibs oa Iraen.
ilna fan gisres paa meIent a GA s
Gage. st ipanif Selifab er unber
Sannelle for at ifafie ben nsSpen.
oiae &apital, % oen tefr1iife She al
Erobleret bill bIi operIaot til On.
ifernc.
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
COMMENT over
WEST VIRGINIA
BIBLE STUDY

From the Charleston Gazette
Columbia University, by introduce
ing a course in the study Of the
Bible, sets an honorable example;
but let us hope that the conductors
of the course will avoid a weakness
which has tended to diminish knowl-
edge OF the Bible.
Advice with many scholars, who
may have devoted lifetime - or
iginal research and VINO derive
passionate pleasure from their own
studies, is that they almost inyari-
ably try to force upon students their
own systems. They are so full OF
speCulations that they would unload
on the poor student. The number Of
possible readers who have been dri-
ven away from the Bible by the
number Of introductions written to
it or by the frightfuLy intricate
methods Of approaching it devised
by ecclesiastical pundIts IS impos-
eible Of calculation, but there can
be no doubt that it is very consid
cradle. The decrease in Familiarity
with the Bible was coincidpnt with
the arrival of the lesson lea 6et
The value of the Columbia Bible
course may of course, be very
great; but it may be greater after
all merely by the force Of example
rather than by the actual results
achieved within a limited circle of
students. Intellectual ladies and gen
Element with incipient cultural am
billions, derive comfort from a
course Of Browning or from a
more or less analytical survey OF
the dramatic performances of a
Pinero or the tergiyersations of a
Shaw. The Bible, however, perhaps
unfortunately for all the multiple
cylindered theologians who have
tried to invest it in mystery. is no
such book as requires what the ex-
perts so love to refer to as "exe-
gesis." 1t is the easiest book in the
world to read and to understand
and is smothered rather than inter-
preted by layers of learned COM
ment and explanation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
"MR. SMITH AND MISS JONES'

vexatous problem popounded resident Of Pat
Tribune there prominent firm OF real
estate be tcious designated as
the firm Mr. Smith and MISS
Jones the manner OF a-
communications to the firm
the critic suggests bust
ness letter conyenonay and So "entlemen
or Dear Sirs Obviously be
er addressed could off with Gentlemen
ridiculous Dear Friends is too familiar
much the eps-
toy style Nor does it right
of the partnership by begin
nj and Dear Sir and Miss
The problem for there must be
more this and with the inereas
ing participation will become
address be used such case
without awlwardness puncous the established
is extremely would impossible to think
Nj that be done chop off the
decides the Dear Sir and
conclude with of
sheraton profound affection
plausible of the matter is to write
hand without
further formay lady but
prepared dispense with epsoary niceties.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
TO CLEAN Up THE MOVIES

I. BaInum advertiser who knew the show bust
stressed the idea
a the word
the of decent
United will spend their money in the sup
with
behind their advertising the circus Notwithstanding their
tricks have kept the substance of decency
offered
The moyngpictre well take leaf out of the exper-
This remark refer the exhibitor
lies the
the industry begun not long to
up but the fact
The motonpctue business is of the factors
which contributed the bad conditions 1t has brought
before ambitious girls the
entirely good Incidental
everything sacrificed
There hundreds millions dollars invested
a larger
is time that the most deeply interested ana responsible
began o
support
rerevably the dirt.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
THE HARVEST MOON

large ornamental Fl is Sepember harvest moon
and bright aboy and ringed knoll 1t
rise by there is
foliage bountiful
higher
the while
lay suddenly gloriously
Field and forest Respondent
beautiful the background ebon armament
perfect September how magnificent the
noon numnng goriousy How
amidst scene! slowly
flowing sparke the gentle of zephrs
boughs and cckes
aneoy symphony light this
dlapdad wall,
uggesivoly shapess
presence Night
wholly
reisns softly
upon vale over country suburb city
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

to be, not by a long shot" l thought
of this man the other Sunday when
u minister hurled at his congrega-
ton, one of the wealthiest in the
country, "What kind Of epitaph are
you earning?"
How many of us, | wonder, have
ever asked ourselves this fundamen-
tai question? Are not most Of us so
engrossed in seeking money or
pleasure or power or popularity that
we rarely stop to ask what kind Of
an epitaph we are earning. Note
that the preacher asked what kind
of an epitaph each one Of his con-
gregation was earning, not what
kind Of an epitaph would each re-
ceive. In the final analysis, doesn't
this question about cover the whole
ground? l confess that it made me
sit up and think. I want, therefore,
to pass 1t on to you, for isn't it a
wholesome, helpful, stimulating
thought to keep in mind?-Forbes
Magazine.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

erican delegates to the conference
But now comes Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, young Teddy" son Of
his illustrious father and assistant
secretary of the Navy. He swatted
the whole disarmament business
in true Roosevelt fashion. In a
speech at Syracuse, New York, last
week before $4,000 people at the
state fair, he declared that disarm-
ament would not end wars and that
those who preach International
brotherhood are fatuous fools" He
declared, we have no brothers, ex-
cept citizens Of the United States"
That is nationali8m run mad. For
the internationalism of the commun-
list and socialist; the International
ism which they seem TO think
would wipe out all governmental
lines and destroy all forms of gov
eminent, we have no more use nor
patience than the present Col
onel Roosevelt. We agree with him
that it is vain dream and that to
attempt to follow it would plunge
the world into chaos and a lapse
into barbarism, but that disarma-
ment would not prevent wars that
we have no brothers," as he says,
except the citizens of the United
States" these are monstrous prop
csitious. All human beings, wher-
ever they may be, are in a sense our
brothers, else why are we contrib
uting food to the victims of boil
sheyiki rule in Russia. The doc
trine OF Roosevelt, which he prea-
ched with such vehemence at SYRIA
cuse, would breed hatred between
nations instead OF confidence and
good Keeling; it would make perpet-
ual war between races and nation
alities and keep the world forever
ar armed camp.
II the colonel IS trying to imi-
tate his illustrious father he has
succeed in doing it in this instance
only in the picturesduenes of his
language President Harding better
use the soft pedal on him if he does
not want the disarmament confer
snce to be "a dismal failure. Already
the representatives of other coun-
tries coming to the conference are
showing symptoms OF getting sus-
picious of our good faith. Much
RooseYeltian talk. like that uttered
at Syracuse, Will lead them to re-
gard the conference as a sure
enough trap
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
WEAKENING ON DISARMAMENT
(Erom the Hampsiiire Review

We have heretofore referred to
the fact that there seems to be a
weakening on the part of President
Harding and his cabinet, toward
the question OF disarmament, which
is to be considered at the confer
ence OF Powers called by the Presi-
dent, to be held in Washington
soon The President has said that
Disarmament" is not the word;
that is to be considered. Then, Sec
rotary of State Hughes threw some
cold water on the proposition,
though he is to be one of the Am
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
ONE YEAR AGO
KnockabOut
Notes
ROAD SIGNS.

ROAD SIGNS.
Maryland has set an example
that might protitably be followed
by all states comments the Pitts
burgh Disaptch. Instead of the
curt andd usually unsatisfying road
sign that leaves the traveller fire.
quently more puzzled than before,
Maryland has begun to erect sign
maps that tell the traveller where
he is; that indicate the general d.
rection to other points and the dis
tances between such points Thus,
instead of being told road leads
to some place. the tourist may never
have heard of, the sign map will
show hin. that it is either on or
off the way to the place he is anX-
ious to reach.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
GOOD MUSIC IN SCHOOLS
From The Fairmont Timesl

The cultivation Of musical taste
IN children is gradually being recog-
nlzed as a legitimate task of the
public school. Appreciation OF good
music comes from hearing and
knowing coed music. Many city
school authorities realize this and,
although they may be going about
it in different WAYS, many of them
are giVins more time and attention
to the children's musical education
than form rIy.
In little Massachusetts town
the music supervisor has inaugur-
ated a simple method of musical
education and has Interested the
children in It from the very start
by means Of an annual contest
with prizes.
Public school pupils between the
ages of ~ and 14-or including the
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth grades-are taught so must
cal masterpieces during the year.
A half-hour a day is given to study
Of these pieces in the school They
are played again and again. The
children learn the principal and sec
'ondary themes, the composers
names and anything of interest
about the compositions. Most of the
children soon ere able to recognize
the name these compositions as soon
as a few bars are played, and they
are frequently able to sing the airs
for themselves.
1t is reported that the effect on
the whole town is noticeable, News
boys are more likely to be found
Whistlinc the tunes OF the great
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

In The Pas
(Taken From the Files of Tie
Journal)
TEN YEARS AGO

Prizes being offered and arrange
ments made for the Apple Carnival
to be held next week.
Y. NJ. C. A boys take a ten-mile
hike to the mountain and back.
r. N. Stewart and Sons display
of buggies at Inwood Fair was so
attractive that eleven of the dozen
buggies taken there were sold.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Stephens party gives an excellent
sacred concert at the Tabernacle
Miss Mary Thorn and Mr.. Lynn
Brumback are married at the home
of the brides parents.
Martinsburg Board of Education
awards the contract for the build
ing of the Sumner School to F. O..
Trump.
ONE YEAR AGO
Conrad b Fulk dies early today,
after long illness.
Memorial services are held in U.
s Court for Judge Aston Gordon
DAYTON
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

Such map signs should not be
necessarily expensive to put up nor
elaborate. in fact, the simpler the
better. But how many times has
4 lost motorist sighed for some such
simple device that would show him
where he was and how he could get
to the place he was trying to reach?
The ordinary road signs, even when
legible, are seldom of much value
except to local people, who do not
need them.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
WHAT KIND OF EPlTAPH
ARE YOU EARNING7

I had a friend who was an out-and
out unbelever in religion, in God.
FIe was rankly, starkly blasphemous
Then. although in the prime of life,
he was suddenly stricken and was
told by the doctors that he had
only a few hours to live. When
friends visited him to say goodbye,
he looked up al them and said very
gravely: The thought that you are
about to say Good morning. Saint
Peter isn't all that it's cracked up
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
A SLIGHT MISTAKE

We are disposed to be rather len
lent with the retailer, on account Of
advertising and everything, but 1t
does seem as if there must be at
least a slight mistake somewhere
when beef costs 2 IL cents a pound
On the hoof and So off it,-Ohio
State Journal
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
DlscoURAGING BANDITS

Doubtless there are people who
feel that a bandit should not be
shot He ought to be arrested, tried,
sentenced to prison and then par
doned -Toledo Blade.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
WHAT HE LEARNED

Another thing we have learned is
that friends are willing to look at
our beautiful snapshots Of vacation
scenes only because they have a
larger collection they want us to
look at.-Grand Rapids Press.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
TIE FIRST QUESTION

II It should prove true that Mar
conf has established communication
with Mars, the first thing some OF
the folks will want to know is whe
Their the Marian breweries and dis
tillers are running.-Houston Post.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
RATHER STRANGE

The jewell Republican has MOTTO
ed that nobody ever needs the ex-
ercise bad enough to walk out to
the golf course.-Kansas City Star.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

Tic Boston central labar
has adopted a resolution del
the slave" sale conducted |
balm LedouX ana has asked
Peters to forbid the use of III
mon for such a purpose IN
tl1rn
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

composers than any OF the
popular airs Of the day. Y
who are taking private mu|
sons show an added inter
such study because of their |
iasm for the school musical
The churches of the con
have entered into the md
and arrange their programs
clude some OF the contest nj
Even the motion picture Z
are trying to meet the demI
good music in preference
and ragtime.
The American people havv
criticised for their indiffer
and ignor@nce of good mus
the schools keep on in the
programs they are plannin;
that criticism will soon ce;
be true.
AS soon as summer wan4
chirp OF the young buckVhe,
can be heard in the distancd
gantown Post.
An American girl appeared
Casino in Deaoville recently
ing a. backless and sleeve
ening gown. Great curiosity
pressed as to how she mani
get tanned to the waist, as h
OF dress revealed We dom
how it happened, but certain
girl who dresses like that d
a good tanning -Morsantow,
SCmini0D.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

Althoanh thcy are cor.plaii
bad business, German retail
the textile industry a~e
heavily 80 The result Ct the {
the mark IN anticipation OF
demand aad a rise III prices,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23

Statistics OF the Tabor mini'
England show that the cost
ing has decreased . per ceal
August but it is still 10 pa
above the pre-war figure.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-23
Photographed M
FROM EVERYWHI

Tho first German passcaS
to sail for American ports sin
War. the Hamburg american
Bayern, has left Hamburg f0|
York.
HaFana cab drivers arc 81
ting alcohol made frcn Sugsa'
for gasoline and cut jhoir farq
result Of the saving in fuel
A parcel post service to
has been opened. virtually q
Ing the pail service u tE2t q
Firstolass mail service to
was opened on April 1.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

Rev. Nelson, pastor of the Uunion
Park Baptist church of Spokane,
spent Thursday in Moscow Rev.
Nelson has charge Of the Baptist
completion drive in the Palouse dis
trict.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

TWO HONEST BOYS WANTED
Wilkinson can give a good home
and $40 per month to two honest
faithful boys, about Is years of age
earn the feeding and caring of good
cattle Boys must be clean-cut, a
liking for stock. Position good for
all winter if you're the right kind of
boy-apply at once. N Williamson,
Ill End st. 1920