Churchill and Sarah A. Churchill have been filed in the Latah county probate court. Mr. Churchill died April 6, 1923, and Mrs. Churchill died March, 1919. Both were residents of Whitman county in Washington but they left real estate in Latah county valued at $1500. Hale Price asks for his appointment as administrator.

WOULD POINT THE MOSCOW CHAMBER TO PUT UP SIGN NEAR PULLMAN; SERIES EDUCATION AL MOVIES ENDORSED with M. Kenworthy local at the Kenworthy meeting.

Wednesday, the members by 40 members, George N. Lamphere, president of the chamber of commerce, and members of the committee in charge of filing reservations for the Boise special, which leaves Thursday afternoon, reported that in all probability not more than a dozen persons from the city would be on the special, but that there would be a large number of students, and a number of persons from Lewiston, Orofino and Coeur d'Alene announced that "Columbus," the first of a series of historical plays, would be shown at the Kenworthy Friday evening and moved that the chamber of commerce authorization of the expenditure of $100, or more in putting up signs on the main highways, directing motor endorses this movement for education moving pictures, the motion car carrying by unanimous vote. Secretary Long, J. D. Davis, and W. F. Morgan spoke endorsing the movement.  and complimenting Mr. Kenworthy on his efforts in behalf of high class shows. Mr. Morgareidge stated that the Methodist Episcopal church had endorsed the movement for the series of plays which are to be shown. 