The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-04-10
HUMAN CALENDAR
IS OVER THE TOP
SPLENDID WORK UNDERTAKEN
BY MOSCOW WOMEN HAS BEEN
COMPLETED

raising funds for the Red Cross has
succeeded and the calendar is now
complete with the name of Latah
county man or woman occupying the
space allotted for every day in the
week, every week in the month and
every month in the year. There are
inst 43O names and each one repre-
sents a dollar which goes to help the
Red Cross.
The work was undertaken by Mrs.
Charles Shields several months ago.
1t got a good start and then Jagged
for a while, interest not keeping up
as had been hoped for, but it was re-
yived again and went through with a
rush. In the past few weeks more
than 200 names have been added and
the great work is fully completed
Mrs. Shields wants to know If any
who have paid 81 have had their
names omitted from the published
lists and if any have been omitted
she would like to know it and the err
ror will be corrected. Special thanks
are extended this week to the Fern
Dell Social club, on rural route No. z,
for a splendid list of names for the
work. And special thanks are ex-
tended to c. B. Green, who is always
there" when it comes to any patriotic
work. Mr.. Green took whole week
on the calendar and it is to be called
Green" week
The final list of names and Mr..
Green's letter follow:
The following names were turned IN
by Mrs. Grant Robins: Mrs. Grant
Grant Robbins, Miss M. Pattison, e..
J. Gemmill, w. J. Costigan, Mrs.
Alberta Dryden, Mrs. J. H. Rich, Miss
Maggie Nisbet, Miss Iona Adair, Mrs.
Adrian Nelson, Mrs. j. e. Hall, MISS
Nell Kleiber, Miss Ellen Peterson,
Miss Florence Richardson, Miss Carrie
E. Morse, Miss Bjorn, Mrs. Cora
Campbell, w. l.. Harrington, Miss
Lillian Skattaboe, Miss Anna M.
Younge, Miss Ethel Jones, Miss Ida
Perry, Miss Edna Courtney, Mrs. w.
H. Randall, Mrs. Elmer DesVolgne,
Miss Myra Brown, Mrs. William Hunt
er, Mrs. Ash Pierce, Miss M. L. Col
lier. Mrs. Tucker, Miss Viola Richard
son. Miss Nellie Morrise, Mrs. L. D.
Arnold, Mrs. w. E. Cahill.
Mrs. Yost turned in the following
names: Mrs. Ben Bush, Mrs. R. ".
Cozier, Mrs. A. G. Fem, L. F. Parsons,
B T. Byrns, J. F. Yost.
Mrs. Whittier turned in the follow
ing list: Harry Whittier, T. M.
Wright
The following list was turned in by
Mrs. veatch: F. Veatch, Mrs. J. F.
Stewart.
The following names were turned
in by Mrs. A. ]. Draper: Mrs. c. A.
Gunsmere, Mrs William Butler Mrs. |
John E. Jernberg, John E. Jernberg,
c. Bumgarner, Mrs. Fred Deuel., Miss
Bette Dowdy, Mrs. c. w. Hall.
Moscow, Ida, March 80.
Mrs. C. w. Shields: No l was not
Joking when l told you that | wanted
a whole week in your human calendar.
l enclose my check for $500 to pay
Tor the privilege of dominating
whole week, and you are at liberty to
sall it the Green week if you wish to-
Admitting that there are more green
people in this world than white, |
link it only proper that the Greens
should predominant in your calendar,
)ut it looks to me like the Browns,
Blues, Black and Reds should be rep
esented by while week and perhaps
here would be white people enough
O also claim a space with the rest
f us. You can name the days as fol-
ows:
Carl B., Ida J. Adolph T., Della ",
clifford B., Merrill V. and Neva c.
ii Greens.
I am yours truly,
C. B. GREEN.
Tho fo1Jowinp LIST was turned in