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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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-
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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
V »ry w «ll — 1
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•re ' C e u r a a a t
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
F o u r th S t r e s t n e a r M o rtisi
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d O r l é s e r M W n lk e r TV«s
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K n nd
WRKLEYS
Probably one
reason for the
popularity of
W RIGLBY’9 la th at It lasts
■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.
REPP & SON
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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O f h e r b s c k a n d u n u s e d ro o m s .
EAT MORE VEGETABLES
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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.
ao~
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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£ ¡í>
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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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
It Is n sig n t h a t bad w e a th e r w ill opened a n o th e r salon nnd soon a tt r a c t
ed to h e rse lf n gro u p of s tu d e n ts mid
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w as one difference, how ever. Sluce
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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,
i t Is
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
ity play.
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