The advocate., November 14, 1925, Image 3

THE
News oi ihe Churches
Mrs. li. A. Humus
OUR MAGAZINE
SECTION
FIRST A M E. ZION CHURO»
417 W illiam * A vc , H . I .r a Ju h n a lo n
m in ister. W a ln u t 667J.
T h e S tra n g e r's S a b b a th llo m a
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
02nd St. and 30th Avr 8 E.
Hnlilinth School, 10 A. M. Htble
Htmly, II A. M. Y. P. M. V. so-
ciety, 2 P. M. Mrs. K. (). Johnson,
l.rmlrr. Visitors welcome.
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ADVOCATE
VALUE OF MEDITATION
Th«
M s s s s i*
of
T h o u sa n d s
of
Woman
•dWa. In th«lr mak«-up
tus polanu or hatodki
a r« u «4 m I ; p « r f « 4 t l y
harm l«M . a n 4 m a n y
rtttrta a n ti h«r*m th a t
T h e C s e tle a t T rip o li.
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B E T H E L A. M E . C H U R C H
l.a rra h re a n d M cM ilIrn S treet*
Rev. K. X . R unyon, P a sto r.
E . L. Ja m eso n , A ssista n t
K.I.UliOi.d U Tears la I'artUnS
C. G E E W O CHINESE
MEDICINE CO.
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kli*>«u I la r l.r lia t. hmm
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th « c u r a l l t « pco|* « rtl« *
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hi« tru ly
woiuUrful If *« I m r«m-
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ta> th « m «aik-al |>r<if*-««l*>n o f lo tla y .
AVOID UrKHATlONS !.y Uklna hU
In lima for
I'smiks, CtiltU, Kh«u-
matUm.
f un«. Llv«r, Catarrh, HlutstL
Inflammation, Neural* 1« an*J all f««nai« an«l
chiMt«n'a alim«nu. C all or * t it«. h*nt by
mall or |>arc»l post
C. G E E W O CHINESE
MEDICINE CO.
iu<i Alter Slieel, H. W. (ereee TkltS
swm
HAS ENJOYED SUCH U N E X ­
P E C T ED SUCCESS IN T H E
PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE
D E C ID E D TO A D D A FEW
MORE BEAUTIF YING PREP-
A RATIONS TO OUR L IM IT ­
E D BUT EFFECTIVE L IN E
T h e f o llo w in g is o u r
c o m p le te l i l t
S tr a lt- T o z l l a l r K c fln ln fl To.vlc
It 00
Refine« kinky. iflMy, n««r«e hair to
pa kdk medium. medium hair to good.
»Straic-Tex H a ir (¿ ro w e r
25c
Not only piGfiuffM «rowth o i the
fm cm
hair. Kit make« it «oft. pliable and
luxuriant- An excellent p rru u i| oil.
G lo ss-T c x B rlH l.m tln o
Me
Make« the hair «oft and |I omv ami
paUxh keep« it in good ««nultli<*» without
leaving it ouy or gummy.
s S tra lt-T e i llc rb »
9100
1« a vegetable preparation that ac-
peua
tually «Heighten« and restore* the
original color to gray or faded hair
• Color |*ei manefit positively will not
rub off, no matter how often the hair
1« shampooed Three «hade«: Black,
Brown and Cheetuut-Brown.
K okom o S ham poo
40c
!• made from pur# roroanut oil I
par bsflfc dean« the «calp and root« of the hair
In a natural, healthy manner.
Ilro n z e B o u n ty V a n is h in g C re a m
50«'
1« a »nothing, grraaele«» vanishing
psriar
face cream that will not grow hair.
B ro n z e B e a u ty l.e m n n ( 'r e a m
50«'
1» nourishing, softening and atimu*
pwjsr
luting to the «kin; 1« Ailed with m
triple atrrngth ofoiloflemon—mak­
ing it a mild, bleaching cream.
B ro n z e B e a u ty F a c e P o w d e rs
50c
Are euited to all complexinoa. Can
pa h i
he aucce««fully used on dry or oily
akina. The «hade«; H ig h Brow n
and Drontm G lo w are favorite».
M ollyiiloero
91.00
la a iperial hair «traightener for men;
pw j*i
|x>«ittvrly guaranteed to straighten
the moat atuhhorn hair in from 10 to
i0 minute* without the use of hot
iromi. Will not Injure the »calp or
turn the hair red.
AGKNi.H W A N IK 1» KVKKYWIIKKK
Strait-Tex
Chemical Company
T h e old c a s tle a t T rip o li, e re c te d
h u n d re d s of y e a rs ago, w as ta k e n from
th e k n ig h ts of M a lts a n d T u rk is h v ice­
ro y s by th e tro o p s of th e T u rk is h s u l­
ta n . A ra b b oys liv e d th e r e In g re a t
sp le n d o r fo r m a n y y e a rs, u n til 1911
th e T u rk is h flag w as p u lled dow n a n d
I b e colora of Ita ly w ere h o iste d and
g o v e rn m e n t o ffic ia ls w e re e sta b lish e d .
la office In th e o n ce g r e a t c ita d e l.
You Want a Good Position
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PATENT LA W Y ER S—
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305 Seventh St.. Washington, D. C-
O ver 34 Years* E xperience
T h # f o r tin o a t Huxln*«M C n lK fn of th »
S i o r t h w o t w h ic h h its w on m o r» A c cu rao y
Awtirrlii xhri G old M e d a ls U m n s n y o th e r
«rh.Mii lu A m s rlc a . _ B ond fo r o u r S u r e
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WRKLEYS
Probably one
reason for the
popularity of
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■o lon g and returns such
great dividend s for so sm all
an ou tlay. * It keeps teeth
d e a n , breath sw eet, appetite
k een , d igestion good .
F re sh a n d fu ll-fla v o r e d
always In l a w ax-w rap p ed
package.
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STAPLE ami FANCY
GROCERIES
818 U n ion A venue at F alling
G arfield 7019
W a D eliver
“ If grief Is to bs mitigated,
It must either wear Itself out
or bo shared.”
P. N. U.
No. 4«, 1926
m ed itatio n th e e v e r M azing lam p of
hope. A fter w eary m onths a n d y e ars
th ey lea rn ed how to hold th is light
above th e ir h e ad s and follow Its k in d ­
ly ra y s to p le u sa n t places, stu m b lin g
now and then, h u t alw ays reg ain in g
th e ir foothold a n d m aking s u re of
th e ir p ath .
T h e fa u lt w ith nn>»t people la th a t
e - c . I le
d e lib e ra tio n uf llw tr u .n , c t.j ..I -
T hey p re fe r tickle a m u sem en t anti
h a rm fu l coni|tanlonalilp r a th e r th an
th e su b s ta n tia l essence w hich builds
good c h u ra c te r a n d ennobles th e soul.
T hey unconsciously becom e so en­
tan g le d In em otions, and In em otional
th o u g h ts, th a t they g ra d u a lly atray
from th e com m on *<>d and so a r a im ­
lessly am ong th e clouds, d reum lng of
w ealth and Influence w hich they Iniag
Ine a re w ulllng fo r them a t every
tu rn o f th e road, over w hich th ey go
sailin g like b u tte rflie s, th o u g h tle ss of
th e ap p ro ac h in g w inter.
In sh o rt, th ey a re q u ite «■
'h a t
th ey a re going upw ard, w hen
>th
th ey a re d riftin g d o w nw ard to
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d isa p p o in tm en t a n d te a rs, all .
ed In th e Anal c h a p te r o f th e bo,,
th e ir In c o n sid e ra te lives.
T h e re Is n o th in g w holly Im possible
to th e m an o r w om an w ho will d elib­
e ra te ly p e n e tra te bis o r h e r own h eart-
sa n c tu a ry and w re .i from It th e poi­
so n o u s th o u g h ts and w anton h a b its
w hich a re e v er seek in g to In cap aci­
ta te and destroy.
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M a lv e r n A v e n u e
H otel has 56 Rooms; T elep h o n e, H o t and C old R u n n in g
W ater in Every R oom . Rates $1 to $3 per day
B A T H RA TES;
21 B aths . . . $13.00—10 B aths . . . .
$6.50
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21 B aths to P ythians a n d C alantheans, $8.50
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I. B. P. 0. E. OP THE WOULD
NOTICE
Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P.
0. E. of Yl\, of Portland, Oregon,
meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month at Stag Audi­
torium. All visiting Daughter
Elks in good standing in their re­
spective Temples are invited to
meet with us.
b r M c C Ittr« N * w ip » p « r S y n d ic « ! » )
PAULINE YOUNG,
Daughter Ruler.
BOSE CITY LODGE No 111, L
B. P. 0. E. of Y. MEETS the
2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS OF EACH MONTH
AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM,
38V i E. MORRISON STREET.
A L L VISITING BROTHERS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
LULA HUBBARD.
Daughter Secretary.
Syracuse Lodge, No.
1. K. of P., meets the
second and fourth Fri­
day nights each month
at the Stag Auditorium
38134 E. Morrison SL
T. H. WILLIAMS, E. R.
STAG AUDITORIUM
38 V/i E. Morrison St.
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BOYCE STRAIN, C. C.,
225 Mead St.
ARTHUR NELSON,
K. of R. & S.
E. J. MINOR. Secretary,
419 Abington Bldg;.
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;H ot Radio-Active W ater F urnished by the G overnm ent
For All Haths. Sanitarium has 10 Roans, Diet and Operating Rooms
JT -»..- 1*0 uc*4so win,
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415%
R iding on a ra ilro a d tra in .
T h ro u g h th e m ountain, o 'e r th e plain
W h ere you Journey doesn’t m a tte r—
T h e re Is m usic In th e c la tte r.
F o r you alw ay s find a frien d
And a haven a t th e end.
So It Is, a n d so our life Is—
W h at th e Joy la. w hat th e s trife Is.
L ife Is like a ra ilro a d tra in .
B earin g us through sun a n d ra in
O n som e way th a t we have found us.
W ith God’s b e au ty all aro u n d us.
Ftt,
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Levi P. Jones
Post No. 118
Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o’clock
al i l l
Headquarters and Club Rooms, 284’4 N. 17th Street
All ex-service men are welcome to join. For further information
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C 1IA E F F E H a lw a y s a p p e a rs to be
a n am e o f G erm an origin, though
m ost o f th o se who b e a r It In th is coun­
try now a re 100 p e r cen t A m ericans.
T h e first of th e n a m e to com e here
w as A lexander Schaeffer, a n a tiv e of
th e P a latin e.
H e w ent to E ngland
and' th en se ttle d In th is c o u n try in
17-28.
Possibly
th e
la rg e st fam ily
of
S chaeffers Is descended from D avid
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(tit), l » 2b, W « m f i n . s e w « p » p » r U n i o n . )
Itldin - <>n a ra ilro ad tra in
llo w i „ a anyone com plain.
E v e r w orry, e v er w eary.
Hey lt'a long, o r alow, or d re ary .
W ith so m any th in g s to s e e :
Snow y fields or leafy tre e ? —
P a ssin g m ansion, co ttag e, dw elling.
E v ery house o f som ething telling.
S topping a t som e little tow n
Q u a in t a n d q u e er nnd tum ble-dow n.
T ouched a little w ith G od's glory,
J u s t unw inding lik e a story.
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Hot Springs Nat. Park, Ark.
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R ID T IN h ro G u g on h a th ra e ilro sunshine,
through
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(O p e ra tin g U n d e r S u p e rv i­
sion o f U . S . G o v e rn m e n t)
SCHOOL PAljT
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T 'n ig h ts o f Pythias o f N . • •
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
th e rain.
H a s ao m uch of p le a su re In It,
S om ething lovely every m in u te !—
A lw ays crossing tittle brooks.
A lw ays p assin g shady nooks.
S hallow s m ade fo r folks to w ade In.
M eudow s th a t th e ch ild ren p layed In.
F ar-off foresta, fences, fields,
” ■ ' ry m om ent som ething yields,
Go.I'« g re a t sky fo rev e r o 'e r you.
A,, of e a rth sp read out before you.
by M cClurtt N « « i p « p « r S y n d i c a t e )
' WK n te less rich food such a s pies,
H E Y O U N G LADY
p uddings and m ea ts slid served
d ally a green salad, a t a t le a st tw o
ACROSS T H E W AY
m eals, th e h e alth o f th e fam ily w ould
be g re a tly benefited. F re sh fru it Is
a n o th e r esse n tia l. A pples a re p len ti­
ful and a re In m ost p la c e s very re a ­
so n ab le In price.
S pinach m ay he hnd th e y e a r round
— th e can n ed v a rie ty Is not as good as
th e fresh , h u t It h a s th e a d v a n ta g e of
bein g ready to serve.
C a rro ts should lie se rv ed In vurlous
w ays. C ream ed, serv ed In b u tte r w ith
lem on Ju ic e; fresh -g rate d a n d added
to chopped cabbage and celery, we
h a v e a m ost w holesom e s a l a d ; a few
n u ta m ay be ad d ed fo r a c h a n g e ; a
bit o f onion will also a d d v a rie ty tn
flavor.
K ven-slzed onions, ro a ste d on coals
a n d se rv ed w ith b u tte r, a re delicious.
F re s h ones chopped, m ixed w-lth sa lad
d re ssin g a n d serv ed aa sandw ich Ail­
ing. m ake a nice Sunday nig h t lu u rh ,
a f te r church.
lin k ed beets, served w ith b u tte r, a re
h a rd to equal a s a v egetable. Oue
ra n h ave canned corn, b e a n s—strin g
and o th erw ise any tim e o f th e year,
w hile celery, th a t d e le cta b le n u tty veg
e ta b le, Is n e arly a lw ay s In th e m ark e t.
W ith th e root v eg etab le s w hich we
can sto re In our c ellars, a n d sq u a sh e s
w ith cab b ag e anil onions, th e re need
he no lack of v ariety.
Such green leaves a s lettu ce , Chinese
T h e young lad y a c ro ss th e way
cabbage, und endive, w ith a hit of
Salad dressing, ii sHliid Is a quick dish sa y s she so m etim es th in k s th e w ireless
la th e g re a te s t Invention of th e age
to p re p are .
a n d m any a good sh ip h a s been saved
from a ho rrib le fa te by sen d in g out
th e C. O. D. call.
Behnke-Walker r
PATENTS
D. SWIFT & CO.
1DHO SAID
ook
EVERY
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T h e re a re b e s t tim e s fo r doin g m a n y |
th in g s , a n d th e m an w ho d o e sn ’t do
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th em th e n u su a lly h a s to be s a tis fie d ;
w ith a sec o n d b e s t a c h ie v e m e n t.—F. Y o u e s n t»U h » r b y h e r c e l la r ,
B y th e w a y » h e k s e p » h e r b ro o m s .
L an g b rld g o .
after
O b ta in e d . S e n d m odel o r sk e tc h
am i w r w ill p ro m p tly se n d you a
re p o rt. O u r h o o k o n P a te n ts a n d
T ra d e -m a rk s w ill be s e n t to y o u
o n re q u e st.
H E T H E R am ong th e c ap tain s, or
In th e lowly ra n k s o f tb s s tr u g ­
gling russaea, set a p a rt a little bit of
tim e every day fo r your p riv a te use
and gtve ev ery m om ent of it to se ri­
ous reflection.
C o n sid er w h a t you a re . townr<l
w here you a re hna<1 . . . ..n 1 J j s i u n a .
p a r t you a re p ity in g In th e g re et
d ra m a o f life.
Be not a fra id to g.o;>e In tlie dark,
n o r a sh a m e d to f a re th e light, fo r It
la only by ro u rag e , by re p e a te d re ­
p ro v al of self, th a t you cun hope to
Im prove a n d lit y o u r b an d and b rain
fo r g re a te r usefulness.
T o d e rid e th a t such a c o u rse Is of
no avail Is to ad m it d e fea t be fo re you
te st your p ro w ess In m ak in g an effort.
T h e g re a t m en and wom en o f A m er­
ica, w hose m em ories and n am es a re
e v ery w h e re rev ered , found th e ir way
to th e glo rio u s h e ig h ts th ro u g h tria ls,
te m p ta tio n s a n d opposing c u rre n ts by
se rio u s c o n te m p la tio n o f lh e ir failing*
and hu m an fra iltie s, .h e com m on h e rit­
age o f m ankind.
T h ey found In th e tr silen t h o u rs of
H E S E w ords a r* a ttrib u te d ' to
M adam e A nne Sophie Hoym snov
M a c h in e ry In H isto ry .
Sw etchlne, th e a u th o re ss w hose w orks
C iv iliza tio n a n d p ro g re s s s r o clo se­ a re claim ed by both F ra n c e and
ly a llie d w ith th e In c re a se d a p p lic a ­ R ussia
M sd am e S w etchlne cam e n a tu ra lly
tio n o f pow er, b u t e n g in e e rs a re In­
by h e r lite ra ry a b ility . H e r fa th e r
c lin e d to b e lie v e th a t th e p re h is to ric
w as a Soytnaaov, th e fo u n d e r o f th e
b u ild e rs w ere n o t w ith o u t m ec h a n ic a l fam o u s academ y a t Moscow, e n d It
d e v ic e s. It s e e m s a lm o st Im possible w as In such an atinospl: re th a t
th a t th o se m u ssiv e b lo ck s of atonu k lad a m e S w etch ln e w as re are d .
w hich face th e p y ra m id s could huvu
In th e y e a r 1790 th is ta le n te d wom-
an m arrie d G eneral S w etchlne. A fter
been p lac ed e n tire ly by h a n d .
h e r m a rria g e she took up h e r residence
to St. P e te rs b u rg nnd e sta b lish e d a
S a fe ty N ote.
salo n th e re w hich soon becam e f m inus
W h en a n y th in g goes d e cid e d ly w rong fo r th e c e le b ra te d |>er*onngea w hich
la th is old vale of te a r s a n d la u g h te r, v isite d It. T h is w a s about th e tim e of
th e re m u st be a g o a t to b lam e It on. th e F re n c h R evolution a n d th e re w ere
and th e th in g to do Is so to liv e and g re u t n u m b ers of th e F re n c h nobility
w ork fro m d a y to d u y t h a t th e y w on’t p ouring o u t o f F ra n c e In o rd e r to es­
th in k of you f ir s t In th is c a p a c ity cap e th e fu ry o f th e mob. M any of
w hen th e n e c e s s ity a r is e s .—O hio S ta le th e se people found th e ir w ay Into R u s­
sia, and b ecau se of tills M udnine Sw et-
J o u rn a l.
c h ln e 's salo n w as fre q u e n te d by som e
o f th e best F re n c h people.
M oses a n d th e B u lru sh e s.
I t wns to h e re th a t Jo s e p h d e Mala-
T h e b u lru s h e s In th e s to ry of tre looked fo r a n asylum d u rin g the
M oses w e re p ro b a b ly p a p y ru s. T h is R e v o lu tio n ary p eriod lu F ra n c e , w hen
p la n t Is a k in d of p o re n n ls l ru sh w hich a n y p erso n to w hom even th e fa in te st
g ro w s In sw am p y p lac es, h a s a sm a ll suspicion o f royal sy m p a th ie s a t­
tria n g u la r ste m a n d re a c h e s a h e ig h t tac h ed w as In danger. Jo sep h de
M a tu re w a s well know n In h ts own
of 6 to 10 feet. It w as fo rm e rly found
c o u n try a s a w rite r on philosophy and
on th e b a n k s of th e X llo a n d s till I s 1 religion a n d h e w as a s ta te s m a n a s
found In S y ria .
w ell. H e w as a devout R om an C a th ­
olic and Anally p e rsu ad e d M adam e
S w etch ln e to renounce h e r ulleglunce
F ro g s a n d th e W e a th e r.
to th e G reek ch u rch nnd becom e a
As long ns frog* re m a in yellow in com m unicant o f th e R om an church.
c o lo r n o th in g hut fin e w e a th e r m ay bo
M ndaine .Swetchlne'» convention took
e x p e c te d .
S hould, h o w e v ar. th e ir p la c e In th e y e a r 1813. T h e y e a r fol­
c o o ts beg in to n ssu tn e a brow n hue, low ing sh e m oved to P a ris w here she
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S chaeffer, who cam e from F ra n k fo rt
In 1778 a n d se ttle d In P ennsylvania.
H e w as a lea rn ed H ebrew a n d a
sta n c h L u th e ra n .
C h a rle s A shm ead
Schaeffer, a noted educutor. w as one
o f his descendants.
G eorge S ch aef
fer, a p ioneer In P en n sy lv a n ia , Is also
to be m entioned, a s is N a th a n C.
S chaeffer, w ell-know n e d u c a to r and
w riter.
M O ltR IS ; T h ere a re m any th e o rie s
a s to th e origin o f th is nam e.
It
ts so m etim es said to be derived from
th e first nam e M aurice.
A gain It Is
claim ed by one b ra n ch of th e fam ily
th a t th ey a re descended from M aur
Rhys.
T h e one w ho first b ore th is
nam e w ns a com panion o f R ichard de
C lare, know n a s S trongbow . H e took
p u rt In th e A nglo-N orm an conquest
of Ire la n d In 1171.
H is n am e w as
H gyrs a t first, b u t hs Indication o f his
valor, he w as su b seq u en tly know n ns
M aur Rhys.
T h e A m erican branch
of th e fam ily m ak in g th is claim w as
founded lien- ’ v R ich ard M orris, who
a rriv e d In New Y r ’- In 1088. l ie p u r­
ch ased 2,000 a c re s of land In w h at Is
now th e borough of th e B ronx In New
Y ork.
A m o re u su al nnd possibly m ore
likely th eo ry Is th a t M orris h a s the
m ean in g o f M oor, a n d d a te s from the
days w hen C h ristia n E u ro p e w as at
w a r w ith M oors and S aracen s,
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q u ite likely th a t th e one w ho first w as
given th e n am e M orris took th e p a rt
of a Moor In a p a g e a n t o r old m o ral­
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