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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-30

The products of field and factory
were exhibited as usual at the state
Fair held in Springfield, but thanks
to the closing of Springfield bars, the
finished product of the booze factories
was not on exhibition as usual.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-30
the polls their ballots for endorsed legislative candidates
list below Note which candidates
the dry district GO TO THE POLLS AND


THRTYFFTH DsTRIcr-comprises the counties of
DeKab, Lee and Whteside
House: F. A. BREWER Tampco endorsed legislative
ALBERT T. ToURTILLoTT Dixon, endorsed legisla-
WILLIAM l. LEEcH. Amboy, position satisfactory
THTRTYsIxTH SENATORIAL DsTRIcT-compses of
Adams Calhoun, Pike andSc
Republican THOMPSON, Poma endorsed on egisla
A. OTIS ARNOLD. Quincy. position satisfactory
Dmoca-E STRUBINGER, El Dara, endorsed legislative
THIRTYsEvENTH SENATORIAL DIsrRIcT-eompr the counties
Republican CLAYTON G. pERvIER Sheffield endorsed
House: RANDOLPH BOYD Galva. endorsed egsla-
JOHN W. WALTERS, Wyoming, endorsed on legislative
THIRTYEGHTH SENATORIAL DIsrRlcr-compres the counties
of Greene Jersey, Macoupin Montgomery.
Rpubneano C. sONNEMAN, Carnvie endorsed on legislative
Democrat TRUMAN A SMELL, canvie, endorsed on legislative
THIRTYNINrH SENATORIAL DsrRIcr-compr the county of
Republican THuRLoW EssNGroN sueator record
FRANK E. RIcHEY 1asane record satisfactory
House: O. f. BENSON Ottawa endorsed on legislative
FoRr1ErH SENATORIAL DsrR1cr-comprses the counties of
Christian paann cumbS5land SIn Fayet and Shelby
DmoJoHN c RICHARDSON, Ednburg endorsed on legsla.
= tive record
srEAIoElA plsTRleTee@PFiss. The counties sf
RpublcanAMEs BENTLEY Lennox endorsed on egsla-
record
VIM R. MccABE LockpOr, endorsed on legislative rec
CThe dry Republican should
for others will aid Of
FORTYSECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT-Compre the counties of
Clay, Clinton Efingham and Marion.
Repubican-CIAS l. McMACKlN Salem endorsed legislative
G. O. LEWIS, Louisville endorsed on position
Democrat JOHN W. THOMSON, Louisville 1cgiq!,-
i've
JAMES B. LEWIS, Salem endorsed position
FoRTYTHIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT-Conpses counties of
Fulton and
Republican W. S JEWELL endorsed Legislative
House, O. B. WEST, Yates City endorsed on legislative
VIM B. ELLIOTT Wllamsheld, legislative
A. o. LINDSTRUM, Galesburg, endorsed position
R. H. QUICK Fiatt endorsed on position
r. M. KINGSLAND, Canton, dorsed onpo
Dmoca-House M P. RICE,
record
DUVON, Galesburg endorsed on position
Continued Page 81
p-.--.c- c.-.- EVENTUALLY
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-30

The stay-at-home dry is the brew-
er's best friend.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1918-08-30

Plan to vote early.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
W!S.S]) WSS]
NEMECkA ARMADA v Sc
DANU v PASTI.

U americke fronty, 7. listo-
padu, 1890 dop. - Phi posled
MIN utoku ma Sedan vyzname-
naly Sc hlavne oddly proslule
Duhove div;se. V 6. hod. rano
byla nemecka armada v Sada-
nu prvnim avnerickym armad-
MIN sborem obklicena tax, re
il zbyvalo jen jedine vychodi-
Ste. Ia sestidenniho naporu OBJ
sadili Americana sto francouz-
skych NEST osad victim Sc
danu osvobodili nejen 5000 je-
no obyvatel, ale zbavili Nemce
zeleznicniho spojeni mezT "a
padni frontou a Lucemburkem
Liggettova armada zajala sa-
ma cd l. listopadu 5000 Hunu.
Sedan u nehoz Sc pred 48 lie
ty vlastne zrodilo nemecke ci.
sarstvi, 'stane Sc dnes hrobem
germanske vybojnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
kRTAVE ZAKONCENl
OSLAVY.

V meste Dayton, Ohio, uspO
radana vcera rovnez oslava mi
ru a tamnejsi hostince byly rov
nez slavicimi preplneny.
V pivnici C. Bohringera bylo
zvlaste hlucno a tamneisi sklep
mix, takto Nemec pIvodem a
w. Lehman sluiici, nestacil roz
radostnene pijaky obsluhovat.
Hoste posmfvali sc KaNserovi a
kdyz Lehman Jim proto cinil
vycitky, kterys mladik tasil
bambitku a pronemeckeho skle
pnika ma miste zastrelil. Pacha
tel po krveproliti prchl a dosud
nebyl vypatran. Lehman I'll v
Americe sest let a svou nelo-
yalitou stfetl Sc $ amer. 1rady
nekolikrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
CESkY VOJfN RANEN Ma
BOJISTI.

Dnesni seznam amer. ztrat
We Francii obsahuje 1876 jmen
a mezi t6mi nachazi sc tez jme
no ceskeho Cleveland'ana, Sta
nislava Hrnecka, $3.50 Sackett
ave., jenz byl ma bojisti mem,
aeroplanem lahce poranen. Dal
81 clevelandske ztraty isou: G.,
Hall. kuchar, 3019 vych. As ILL.,,
podlehl chorobe.
P. Willis, p6sak, 1916 Cen.
trail ave., podlehl nemoci.
V. Jancfk, pesak. 1071a
Frank ave-, podlehl nemoci.
C. Hudson, cetar, 2455 zap
25 ul., zranen.
Ed. Kalinsky, pesak, 661t
Fullerton ave-. ranen.
Jos. Pavlicky, pesak, 1869
vych. IS ul., nezvestny.
R. Swarz, p6sak 40 Kins.
man Road, padl.
Ant. svegl, pasak, 1870 w.
chod. 40 ul., padl.
J. Evans. bubenik, 21O7 zap
7 ul.. padl.
F. Gallagher. stfelec. 6105
Bridge ave-, podlehl rane.
N. Marohn. p6Sak. 3618 Nun
riel ave-. podlehl rane.
P. Carleton. p6sak. 1915
Sherman ave.. podlehl chorobe
Petr Schultz. peSak, 1915
Clark ave.. ran6n.
B. Hosmer. trnbaC, 1917 w.
chodni "a ul.. t65cn ran6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
VOJlN KAREI JIRKOVSkY
ZEMREL We FRANCII.

Bolestna zvest zaslana q Wa
shingtonu iedne 2 nejznamej-
sich ceskych rodin ma zapadnl
strane. Vojfn Karel Jirkovsky,
3434 zap. 44 ul., podlehl d. fij
ma Zanetem pile "a americkou
frontou We Francii.
Karel Jirkovsky narodil Sc
" nasem mest6 pred "a lety, W.
chodil gramarni, vyssi obchod-
nj skoly a p1sobil jako steno-
!, graf u rdznych firem. Ma VOL
nu vylosovan byl loni a PRIDE
lien k zakopnfkdm v tabore
tSherman-Chillicothe, o., kde
pobyl Z tydnh, nacez vyslan
byl do Francie a pTidelen ku
statistickemu odd6lenf v kteres
! zakladn6 "a St. Mihiel. Pone-
vadz byl vybornym tesnopis-
Gem a poctarem, povysil brzv
ma cetare a brzy mel sc stati
serzantem.
Posledne psal domG matce
pred IA dny a jevil spokojenost
Sc svym stavem vojenskym. Br-
zy ma to Sc vSak roznemohl a
lposleze Smrt u jeho lGzka Sc
prihlaSla.
Byl to inteligentni hezky mia
Idy muz, dobre vychovany, do
bry Czech vzorny vojin.
Sokol Nova Vlast ztraci v
mem snaziveho cinovnika a 6.
IS. B. P. J. uzitecneho elena.
Karel Jirkovsky mimo "a
rmutkom zhroucene maticky
zGstavil sestru bratra, jakoz j
cele legie upfimnych druhu a
pratel.
Budiz cest jeho pamatce a
'nase soustrast pozistalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
IWS,S] s. IWSS] y y. 5.
PRACE BUDE DOST.

J. H. Foster. pfedseda mist
nj industrielni komi5e, vyslovil
Sc vcera, re i po valce bude
prace dostatek a nynejSi prd-
myslova prosperita re potrva
dalSi diva roxy. Vlada bude po
.kracovat v budovani amer. OBJ
chodniho lod'stva a sve vojsko
z Francie brzy neodvola, takze
i tax zvaneho valecneho mate
rialu ma dale bude treba. Po
,valce municni prdmysl preme-
men bude v 'mirovou' industrii,
beztak zanedbanou. Prace bu-
de dost diva roxy po valce a
vydelky zIstanou rovnez do
bre. Automobilovy prGmysl bu
de rozsiren a stavebni ruch br
.zy po valce So nam navrati. Ne
treba tudiz nejakych ''spat-
nych cast" po valce Sc obavati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
MA IL SYNt We VALCE.

Rayville. - CernoSsky kaza-
tel r. H. Windslow Ze zdejsi-
no mesta ma snad nejvice sy-
MI We valecnych sluzbach Spoje
nych StatG a v tom ohledu me-
byl jeho rekord dosud preko-
nan. Ma IL synG, z nichz osm
vstoupilo hned po vypovezeni
valky do americke armady a
zbyvajici ctyri byli prijati pri
pravidelnem odvodu. Skoro vA
chni jiz Sc nalezaji We Fran
eli. -
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ZITA zADALA cESKOSLO-
VENSKOU REPUBLIKU o
DOVOI.ENf K NAVsTEVE
BRANDYSA MAD LABEM.

Curych, 7. listopadu. - Ra-
kouska cisarovna Zita pozadala
novou prazskou vladu o dove
leni, ably smela sc svymi ditka-
mi traviti ma starozitnem zam-
ku v Brandyse mad Labem ne
daleko Prahy. Zpravu prinasi
Prayer Tagblatt. Vlada Cesko-
slovenske republiky vyhovela
t6to zadosti jen tou podmin-
kou, kdyz panovnice V Cechach
vystupovati bude jako osoba
soukrOma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
WSS..l| VS. WS,S]
PROPOUsTENf MESTSKYCH
DELNfKU.

Ponevadz "a uternich voleb
bondova predlOha, majici "a
1cel umoriti mestsky deficit,
byla porazena, mayor Davis
rozhodl Sc propustit z NEST
skych sluzeb docasne nekolik
set zrizencu. PredevSim budou
rOZpuSteni delnici z nekterych
Department. pro poulicni pra-
ci. jakoz zrizenc). jejichz sIu
zba NIUE byt nejaky cas- po.
stradana. Mayor doufa tim use
ti'it ZnacnOu sunni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
WSSl WSS'
TRI cESTf VOJtNI MA ROJI.
STl LEHCE PORANENI.

Vcerejsi seznam americkych
ztrat We Francii vykazuie cell
KEN 1915 jmen a mezi mimi ma
chazeji Sc tez jmena tri ces-
kych branch z naSeho mesta.
Jsou to: J. Vanek, 1894 Clark
ave.; Fred Urbanek, 1880
Continental ave.; Emil Sejba,
5704 Dolloff Road. Byli lehce
poraneni, kdezto slovensky pc
SAX Ant. Klimcek, 1865 vych.
67 ul., ma boiisti vykrvacel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
WSSl WSS
ts' 0~'' Ia -''''1-H
UMRTI PANA F. HANY,

VCera vecer rozletla sc v ce-
skych kruzich ma zapadni stra
ne Clevelandu zprava, ze doko
nal beh sveho zivota vseobecne
chvalne zna,my krajan a starry
osadnik p. Frank Hama, bytem
v {. 31O8 Trowbridge ave. Ac
p. Hama churavel delsi dobu,
pfec jen tato smutna west
vzbuRla povSechnou ucast, ne
bot zesnuly "a sveho 37leteho
.pobytu Clevelandu zaujimal
cestne misto naSem vereJnem
a spolkovem zivote, byl clenem
radu Cesti Bratri, {. 103, C. S.
P. S., kdez zastaval RUNE zod-
povedne ufady, u Sokola Nova
Vlast byl clenem zakladajicim
vzdy horlivym a We Skolnim
Patronatu a v Patronatu Ceske
Sine Sokol, byl vazenym cinite-
lem, vubec V celem zivote ma
sem verejnem tesil Sc vseobec-
ne vaznosti pro svoji obetavost,
muzne, ma slovo vzate jednani
a pro svoji milou povahu. Sko-
nu jeho zeli zalem zdrcena
manzelka pi. Katerina Hama,
diva synove, 5 deer, 8 vnukG a
siroky kruh> pratel. Pohreb ze-
mreleho bude konan v pOn-
deli We 2 hod. odpoledne do
mu smutku ma hrbitov River
SIDE a bude vypraven pohrob-
nikem p. FIR. Fantou.
Cest budiz jeho pamatce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
Nepovedlo Sc.

Tchyne: "U vas Sc mi tolik
libi. deti, re sc mi ami nechce
doml."
Zet: "Hm - ale vzalas 81
,zpatecni listek? Je to laci.
nejsf."
Tchyne: 'Nevzala, ala mas
pravdu, ia 81 no vezmu, az po-
jedu domG."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
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PARNfK PRIJEL Sc SVETLY

Atlanticky pristav, S. list. -
Velky francouzsky parnik pri-
jel sem behem noci Sc vsemi
svymi svetly horfcimi. Tento pfi
pad, neobvykly v dobe valky,
byl zpGsoben die vypraveni ce-
stujicich bezdratnou depesi,
zachycenou ma mort, ktera pri-
mela kapitana, aby dal seskra-
bait barvu Sc skel svitilen, coz
dovolilo osvetleni palub. OBJ
sab depese nebyl znam pasaze-
rum, ale mnozi z toho soudili,
re byl uzavren mir s N9me-
ckem a ze ''volnost mori" jest
obnovena. Mezi prichozimi by
Ii Hans Sulzer. svycarsky vysla
nee pro Ameriku, socialista
John Spargo, Glen americke ko
mise v Italii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
TWoS1 IWSS!
NEHODA "a VcEREJSf
OSLAVY.

Gustav Tfiska, bydlici v {.
1929 Myrtle Ave-, vyjel 81 vce-
ra odpoledne autem do dolen-
niho mesta, ably sGcastnil Sc o.
slavy zakonteni valky. Ia po-
kusu vyhnouti Sc nejakemu
pruvodu, automobil jeho vrazil
do patniku, gasolinova nadrz
explodovala a mattel auta po-
ranen, takza do nemocnice mu-
sci byti zavezen.
Ia podobnych okolnosti po-
raneny u squaru autoistky B.
Manginova a B. Thackeryova,
55l1 Whittier ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-08
PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz

PROC PLATIT NAJEM, kdyz
mIzete byt We SVEN. Prave
jsme vystavsli dunn pro dive
rodiny o 4 pokojich s koupel-
nou, 2 fernesy, (Combination)
z kirby pro d0lejsek a ma hOre,
vsechno zvelebeni 5 velkym To-
tenn ma E. 100. ul. Proda Sc "a
mirnou cenu, Gastka hotovs, O.
statni ma mssicni splatky. Biz
81 sdsli L. Sanda, 3175 e. 116
nj.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
trip. They were gone u days and en-
joyed. every :.one of them4
Harold Collins in France

J. R. Collins has received a card
from his son.. Harold T. Collins, an
nouncing his safe arrival in France
The card is the regulation. announce
ment used by the war. department, be-
ing printed form and says: "The
ship on which I sailed has safely ar
rived overseas" These cards are
signed by the soldiers who address
them to their relatives and they are
held at the port of departure until a
cablegram announces the arrival of
the ship on the other side of the At
lantic. Then the cards are mailed to
the addresses given.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
FIRST TRUST BANK is
SECOND MESS FUND DONOR


H. Melgard, president of the First
Trust & Savings Bank is the second
donor to the soldiers mess fund Mr..
Melgard called at the editorial rooms Of
the, Star-Mirror yesterday to offer a
subscription Of $40 to the fund.- but the
editor being busy he went out and Ha
gen & Cushings check came in before he
returned, thus placing him second, in
stead of first on the-list
The Star-Mirror now has $40 for this
fund and is willing to accept and receipt
for any other subscriptions to this fund
which will be used to buy fruits and
Je1lies and. other 1uxuries that the gov
ernment regulation ration does not fur
nish for the soldiers at the university.
T. C. Holland dropped into the Star
Mirror office this afternoon and con
tributed So cents to the mess fund, be-
ing the third contributor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
n. E. Yelle and Wife Here

Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Yelle, Of -Colfax,
and their young son are visitors in
Moscow today and called at The Star
Mirror office. Mr.. Yelle is an old
time printer and learned his trade in
the office of George N Lamphere, Sr.,
father of the publisher of The Star
Mirror, back in Wisconsin many years
ago. He was employed as foreman Of
the Colfax Commoner office for more
than 20 years. Mr.. and Mrs. Yelle
have two sons in the service and a
third son volunteered but could not
pass the physical examination.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
Returned from Alberta

Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Beardsley and
family and Merritt Lieuallen have re
turned from visit to Mr.. Beardsley' s
farm in Alberta. The land lies near
Barons, 25 mics northwest of Leth-
bridge. Mr.. Beardsley says that in
southern Alberta stubble wheat is a
failure, but wheat planted on summer
fallow ground will make about 20
bushels per acre. It has been very
dry and there has been no rain ex-
cept local showers He says that good
farmers tell him that a failure on
summer fallowed land has never been
known there, but where grain is sown
in stubble by disking instead of plow-
ing, only about three crops in four
are successful. The party had a good
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
Rev. Hare to Davenport

Rev. David H. Hare, who resigned
as pastor of the Moscow Presbyterian
church after a service of 10 years,
has accepted the pastorate of the
Presbyterian church at Davenport,
Wash, and leaves with his family next
week for his new charge. He will
preach at Davenport on Sunday, Aug.
4. Rev. Mr. Hare took the Moscow
church on August 1, 1908, and has
been here just 10 years.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25

Weather-Fair and warmer tonight
and Friday.
Bay Clark of Potlatch is in Moscow
today on business
Charles Dahl. Of Garfield is in Mos
COW taking the physical examination.
Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Fields of Jul
iaetta are shopping. in Moscow today.
Charles Jabbora returned home from
Seattle to take the physical examination.
Armenian Relief Fund stands at
$4O5O to date. This leaves $3.50 still
to raise.
The Norwegian Lutheran church
made generous offering on Sunday,
turning in S41.50.
.Feral Richardson left on the noon
train for Vancouver, B. c., to spend a
two months vacation
Mrs. Howard Mcconnell and children
OF Dallas, Ore, is visiting. heg parents,
!, Mr.. and Mrs A. Baxter.
Mrs. Dane B. Anderson returned to-
day from Spokane, Mr. Anderson left
from Spokane to enter the us. army.
Mrs. Joseph Aspray who has been
visiting her old home in Boston, has.
Joined her husband at Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Ira Mazeoness has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. c. F. Matzeo-
ness, of this city for the past few
days.
N. E. J. Gentry and family of Pull
man were visiting in Moscow yester-
day. Mr.. Gentry is pioneer grain
dealer of Pullman.
Miss Edna Courtney of Pullman, do
mestic science teacher in the Moscow
high school, is here for few days visit
ing friends.
A special meeting of Paradise Lodge
A. F. & A. M. will be held Friday ev
ening at s o'clock Work will be in
second degree
"The ultimate battle-ground of
democracy is in the hearts of men"
from Rev. Wayne Snoddy's sermon at
the park last Sunday evening.
G. E. Nichols of Juliaetta visited the
county seat today. Mr. Nichols is max
ing strenuous effort to break into
Uncle Sans army, and is here to take
his second examination.
S. L. McDaniels of the Moscow
Mountain section was in town today to
take the teachers examinations. Mr..
Mcdaniel recently came from Richland,
Wash. and bought the ]. P. Kelsey farm.
One writer who is visiting the
army camps in the U. S. says: "The
men like the food All is well in the
army kitchen. The only faint about (
the report of tainted food is that
faint So"
The missionary meeting of the Bap
list Woman's Union will be held with
Mrs. Arnold, N. Washington St., Fri
day afternoon of this week. A cor
dial invitation to every woman of the
congregation is extended.
Four University men, Pit Ving1e Fred
Graf, Turk Gerlough and F. ]. Kroh
have been transferred back to Camp
Lewis from Camp Lee, Va. They are
among $50 I'd 1ieutenants who arrived
at Camp Lewis Sunday from Camp Lee,
Va.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids on forms to be furnished
by architect will be received at the office
of c. Richardson, architect, Moscow,
Idaho, for the construction of south
wing of the Administration Building for
the University of Idaho, at Moscow,
Idaho, and will be opened at the above
office August 5th, 1918. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from the
architect. 251-257.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25

BOYS WANTED. We need the serv-
ices of a number of Grammar School
boys for permanent part time work
The boys we select will be well paid
and given an opportunity to earn,
learn and advance. Apply to Ross R.
Sherfey, 204 Main ST., Moscow, Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
Troy Couple Married in Moscow

Harry P. Arneburg of Troy and Miss
J. Clancy of Troy were married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. H. O..
Perry at eleven o'clock this morning.
The happy couple left on the noon train
for Spokane. They will make their
home in Troy.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25

ing literally of perishables in the sum
mer. is almost as patriotic as releasing
a man for the front. 1t means saving
the staples for present shipment or next
winters use.--The Peoples Home Jour
nal
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
Much Garden Stuff Wasted

More than half of the garden stuffs
are wasted through not being used
promptly. If you have garden, divide
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-07-25
Moscow Boys in France

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Washburn today
received a card announcing the safe
arrival "overseas" of the ship on which
their son, Howard Washburn, and
their son-in-law, H. F. Fullerton, sail
ed 1t is supposed the young men are
now in France.
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+ Today's News Today +
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Weather: Tonight and Wednesday
fair, except showers in southeast.
Miss Julia E.. Smith left today fol-
her home in Boise. She has been at
tending the university for the past
year. 4l4 f,ss
Mrs. Irwin w. Cook left for Topeka
Kan, where she will visit with rel
atives for some time.
Miss Mary Booher of Troy was a
visitor to Moscow today.
Mrs. DR.. James, chiropractor, of
Lewiston, was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Simonson, at the Idaho
Hotel yesterday.
Carl and Clarence Simonson, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Simonson, of
the Idaho Hotel, have gone to the
coast to work in the shipyards dur
ing the summer Carl went to Sc
atAe12nd Clarence to Portland.
Henry Frye, of 116 S. Jackson
street, has gone to Spokane to enlist
in the aviation department. of the
army as a mechanic. Mr.. Frye has
been employed in the Idaho National
Harvester works here.
John Henry Taylor, lathe mar for
the National Harvester works, left
Monday for Bremerton to take up
work in the government ship yards
there. Mrs. Taylor will remain IN
Moscow for a time, but will join Mr..
Taylor at Bremerton if he likes the
work and the place.
Herbert Bratton and family of
Lewiston, formerly of Moscow, were
visitors at the home Of his father,
&C. H. Bratton, over Sunday.
Miss Rose Smith of Lewiston, who
recently graduated at the Chicago
Evangelistic Institute, came up Sat
urday to attend the funeral of Mil
bred Lillibridge.
Oliver Jamison who has been at
tending school in Chicago, arrived
home on Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Lacey, of
Pullman came over Saturday and
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A. Pence, returning to Pullman Mon
day. Prof. Lacey IS principal of the
high school at Pullman.
Miss Shelona Witter entertained at
a dinner and dancing party Tuesday
eveSng. Leon Perrine, who is leav-
ing for the officers training camp
at the Preside was guest of honor.
Table decorations were in national
colors. Covers were laid for eight.
Those present were the Misses Neva
Ann Drury, Katherine Witter, Edna
Collins, Shelona Witter and Messrs.
Leon Perrine, Fred Stoos, Clark
Rush and Lyal Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpe are recent
arrivals in the city. Mr.. Sharpe has