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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
CAST FOR
GARMENTS OF TRUTH

! George d. Baker has assemled a
notable cast for Garments of Truth .
which will be shown at the Ken
,sorthy Theatre. Heading the list of
players is Gareth Hughes, star in this
Freeman Tilden story. This is the
first of the series of starring pictures
which Mr.. Hughes will make for ST.,
and the youthful actor, who has had a
lengthy education in the theatrical
world, gets plenty of opportunity to
show his experiences in the land OF
make believe in portraying the fanci-
full adventures of the village liar, the
hero of the story.
Ethel Grandin, the dainty little
actress who made her initial APPEAR
ance before the camera in the series
of Gareth Hughes pictures after an
absence of two years from the screen,
plays opposite Mr.. Hughes
John Stepping, seen in other
Hughes pictures, enacts the part of a
smalI-town mayor in the picture.
Graham Petite, who first came into
prominence through his excellent
work in "The Right of Way" as the
fanatical old tailor; Margaret Nc
Wade, we'll known on both the stage
and screen as a convincing character
actress; Walter Perry, creator of the
clever detective part in "Cinderilla's
Twin" with Viola Dana; Frank Nor
cross, Harry Lorraine and Frances
Raymond also have parts in Gar
ments of Truth"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
WARNING is ISSUED TO
STUDENTS LOW gN SCHOLARSHIP

University students in the college
of letters and science who are low in
their grades must either improve their
work or take fewer subjects, accord
ing to an order by M. F. Angel, dean
of the college.
Where students are receiving d
(Which is barely passing) in several
subjects it is because of one of two
things" says Dean Angel Either the
student is not applying himself or he
has more work than he can handle.
Whatever the cause may be, I will
seek to find it and remedy it."
BIG BEAR RIDGE
Inez Johnson spent the weekend
at D. j. Ingle's home.
A splendid program was rendered
at Literary at the Steele school house
Saturday evening, November 10.
A snow fall of nearly a foot covers
the fields of winter wheat, which
averages about the normal humber of
acres. A great deal of fall blowing
was done before the snowfall.
Services were held at the Lutheran
church Sunday
Mrs. Leon Ingle substituted at the
Steele school last week in the alb
sence of Miss Jeffries, who was in
MOSCOW attending examination.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Mon
day afternoon
There will be a program at the Ia
ney school house Wednesday evening,
November "a
Mrs. Fred Fiske left Friday for an
indefinite stay at St. Maries.
Mary Galloway spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. c. J. Bonner.
Several from here attended the CON
cert in Dearly Monday evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

E. w. Smith preached at Mountain
Home church Sunday afternoon. He
will preach there again two weeks
from that day.
The U. B. Church is holding quar-
terly conference at Deep Creek
church this week, preaching Sunday
morning and night by Rev. VIM.
Melodies of Spokane.
A basket social at Mountain Home
school Wednesday night of this week
with Thanksgiving program and a
program at Burden school house Fri
day night.
1t has been decided to organize a
literary society at Burden school
house to be held every two weeks, al
ternating with the meetings at Noun
tain Home, which also will be fort
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PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. Kit Foster and Miss Hattie
Howell, of Palouse, are in Moscow tt
spend Thanksgiving at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Spray
Cecil Brannon, a machinist of Pa
louise, is in Moscow today. Mr.. Bran
nan recently disposed of his machine
shop in the Whitman county town and
may locate in this city.
Miss Gladys Steffen entertained 16
young people, members of the Inter
mediate Endeaver Of the Christian
church, at her home Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent with music
and games and at the close a delicious
two-course lunch was served by the
hostess. The affair was in every re-
spect a most delightful one.
Mrsc. J. c. bloomington, who suf-
fered stroke of paralysis a short
time ago, is recovering rapidly and
it is thought will soon be enjoying
her usual health
Pat Malone, the veteran deputy
sheriff from Bovill, is in Moscow to-
day, having come down to make re-
turns on some civil papers. Mr. Ma
lone states that everything is rea-
sonably quiet in the Bovill district,
with very few men having employ
ment. Considerable more snow had
fallen in the northern part of the
county than in this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin E. Ellis of
Oakesdale are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. N Matheny
Mr.. A. Mathis is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Jay Woodwork arrived home
Wednesday from Lewiston, where she
spent the past ten days, visiting. Mrs.
Maude Reeves accompanies her home
to spend Thanksgiving.
Harry Muliken and his cousin, Miss
Hazel Muliken, went to Troy We'd
nesday evening to spend Thanks
giving at the home of P. B. Muliken.
The Study department of the His
torica1 club viii meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. ]. w. Barton at 622
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moth balls or other suitable preser-
vative until March II, ST. Patrick
day, according to a decree issued by
the university vigilence committee,
appointed to supervise the affairs of
the first year students. This action
was taken in view of the inclement
weather which is in prospect for Mos
COW this winter. All frosh, however,
will be compelled to don the green
top pieces on March IL and to wear
them until the vigilence committee
rules they may be discarded forever.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Or. w. M. HATFIELD-Oste
Creighton Bldg. Office Phone 4S
Residence SO.
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East "a" street at $3.50 o'clock.
E. J. Kaufman, went to Spokane
Wednesday to remain over Thanks
giving.
Miss Mary Clarke, who teaches in
the high school at Fairfield, Wash
/ arrived home Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Clark.
Mrs. W. F. Mosier, of Spokane, a
teacher in the Spokane schools, ar
rived in Moscow Wednesday evening
and is a guest at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. j. N. Clarke
Miss Coda Smith, who is attending
school at the Spokane College, ar
rived home Wednesday evening to
spend her vacation.
Mrs. l. L. Collins is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. A. j. Darr is spending a few
days in Lewiston visiting friends.
J. ]. Anthony is confined to his
home on South Main street by illness.
Gust Nelson and Allen Johnson of
Troy, were Moscow business visitors
Wednesday.
There will be services at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church at II o'clock
THANKSGIVING morning. The service
will be in the English language.
The funeral of the late Nelson Vos-
burgh will be held Friday afternoon
at O'Clock from the Grice Chapel. |
Rev. ]. Orrin Gould will conduct the
services
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones of Te-
koa, Wash, we're Moscow visitors
Tuesday.
DR.. Rex. w. Barstow left Wednes-
day, for Occur d'Alene to spend
with relatives.
Mrs. William Sherman Of New York
,ity is spending the winter in Mos
COW, the guest of Mrs. VIM. O. Sholes.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED
RIGHT UP WITH SULPHUR

Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
Sulphur, says noted skin specialist.
Because of it's germ destroying prop
critics, this sulphur preparation in
stant1y brings ease from skin irrita-
ton, soothes and heals the eczema
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
CORA

Oscar Wilcox came home Tuesday,
having finished work where he has
been employed all summer.
Mrs. Robbins moved to Palouse last
week to keep house for her daughter
and Rose Breton, who are in high
school there.
Miss Gertrude Powell will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays at home
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right up and leaves the skin clear and
smooth.
1t seldom fails to relieve the tor
ment and Disagreement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get a little
jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
Harvard Debate Cancelled

Idaho's debate with the crack Har-
ward team, scheduled for Spokane this
winter, has been cancelled, according
to G, w. Chenoweth, debate coach.
Harvards faculty has placed ban on
any western trips this year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

Watch your storge battery. Call 212
Auto Electric Supply Co. opposite
P. O. for winter storage. Wet storage
75c per mo. 44-56
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

Don't fail to give that Job to some
deserving young man from the uni
versity. Call 1913 or 800. 1867
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

FRESHMEN MAY BAN GREEN
CAPS DURING WINTER WEATHER
Freshmen at the University of Ida
no may pack their green caps in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
RAILROAD MANS
NARROW ESCAPE
Supervisor at Huntington
Was on Verge of Break
down-Health Is Re-
stored.

Y owe my ESCAPE from 4 serious
breakdown Ia Tanlac and nothing else.
as ! was right on the verge OF giving
up. said F. Blevins. 1881 Railroad Ave.
Huntington. w. Va. supervisor OF tracks
for the c. & O. r. X. from. Russell. Ky.
10 ST. Adams w. Va.
Il had Indigestion so bad that nearly
everything I ate had sour taste and
upset my stomach. II was hard for me
TO retain wen the l!Ehtcst kind OF food
and had an empty knawing feeling all
the time. l had awful dizzy spells too
and black spots would come before my
eyes got very little sleep At night
and woke up In tho morning feeling
m!serablc. and usually | would go on 10
work without eating breakfast
'-Tanlac Put me on the: road to health
In \ hurry had taken only three boz
ties and have gained seventeen pounds
and never felt better in my life l eat
anything l please. am no longer both
cred with dizzy spells. my nerves are
steady as q clock and | s.eep iik" log
all tho time When ! get up | feet just
flnc. eat a big breakfast and 10 on 10
work 1T as 4 fiddle My wife has been
wonderfully helped by Tanlac. too. rs II
entirely rid her OF stomach trouble
Roth Of Us recommend Tanlac every
chance We get"
Tanlac Is sold In Wheeling by tho
Eoge- Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists everywhere.
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Mary rusa! VT" among IA" Wheeling
eii"pl"r~ Thu-,.!.N
Mrs lruoN Roberts MAS Wh"Htinr
Sh"prcr Thursday and Visited Win h"l
Hrsirr Mrs. Fred St""tScr
Masses Ruth Fleming. ~ St"uhcnVlli".
and Anna Edw,rdsI "' columbus. q.
have I'turn"d h"rn" after i, visit a. ~ :
n"urr "f Mr. ANT Ms. W. q. HuSHe". 81
Mai street
Ms Halic rrrr! and n.",r Ar'"n"
visitors Thursday.
Mr., " C. Russell < confined l" he
hutls" win a spr1in"d anki".
J. /. Jones has returned from tw"
days business trip to Pittsburgh. Pa
Miss olive .laruh% visited relatives In
Stcuh"nI lie. OHIO. Thursday.
Miss JUnclda Wells. "f North Main
street. was "A Wheeling shopper Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ne Bolt have re-
turned from vacation spent with Mr.
De Rul;'s parents ~ r"rilarId Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams and
.',uEhier Incz. who have been visiting
for two weeks with friends and re!a-
tlves m Marietta. South Olive and
Whippir. Ohio. have returned to their
HON" an High street
nr. and Mrs +. T. Dare and daughter
Esther. visited Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs T. A. Burton. OF Welrton.
Mrs Anna Wakefield of Charlero!.
IA is a guest al the home Of her sister,
Mrs charles IAlph. OF cIth street
Evelyn. tho three y"nr-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lamisnn. Is spend
ing fow days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
ChurChman, OF I,randvlew farm.
j. f. Vermillion has returned from a
weeks visit with his sisters a. Smith
nrld. Ohio His daughter. Miss Celia,
remained for a longer visit.
MrA John Sudd"th and Gen"virve
Hlnc1 OF Foliansbce. were visitors
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Suddoth's
sister Mrs. Robert MrFadden. OF Tenth
street.
Mrs. jeff McDevitt. Of Steubenville,
Ohio. visited recently with her sister,
Mrs Ed. Marsh and other relatives.
Charles Jones Of Bethany Pike was
visitor al Stanton Park Thursday
: evening.
Mrs. James Bell visited Thursday
with relatives in Blaine. Ohio.
, Aiss Pearl Bowman was shopping In
| Wheeling Friday
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SHADYS!DE
Endeavor Service.

Endeavor Service.
Tn" Presbyterian Christian SOC ETY.
Viii hulI scrv.cr tomorrow mornjn-:
instead Of the customary vNcning meet
lng All who wish /" ,.ti"nd will meet
~ the church 1T o'rluClt and so with
the leader. Miss Elizabeth HaIn"s. 10
the place OF worship on IN" hill \ col
diai invitation il 'Ntru."d TO the other
societies for young people and TO any
care to be present.
Notes
nu Thursday evening 81 next week
Troop NN. =. Boy Scouts. Will hold =
lawn festival The boys are now Sc" -
lEH trl.rts for the affair 1t zoe each.
Many owners Of property Law" a
ready AID their buildings connected 10
the city sewer system in the di!trlc,
which Is completed. II ~ now though:
that the work can be practically com
pIctcd all about town before freezing
weather comes.
\ representative from the Case Cut
lery company OF Bradford Pa. was call
ing on the Futhcy Hardware company
Thursday.
Miss Gladys Haverfield. who laC
bean enjoying vacation at the parson
age with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w.
II llayerneld. left today 10Y Cevelan',
whcre sne Is registered nurse. Sfe
was accompanied by her sister Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
WElLSBUHG

w.I1sburC. W Va. Aug. Slate on
.rbrrslay afternoons Charles and NICK
Eanjos were arrested on Charles street
.harEcd with aSeanlt. y; ne nearing
h.,o-e Tus.icc ". r. Glass, cach was
fInd go and ross and required 70 give
bond each IN the SUM ot 1900 10 Keep
.Hr rc:,>r. The victim az the ass@u!'
was Angelo i1puhs.
Arrested for Assaults
Frank Marian was tSted thiS a''er
-non upon Il CHI OF asSan' "poF
Mrs. Marian. w -ad one eye Sao! q!
BACKED and So marks on sIu1 %
m. face and on lie wrist. II Is under
stood that the complaint was made by
the wife. bu, of course. rs usual. wher
chief OF Police watkins was making
no arrest. the wife objected At the
hearing Mayor George Kraft fined Ma
ian $50 with the promise TO make II
more in case OF another disturbance
Grand Opening
Everybody Invited n grand opening
\, shadow Rend Swimming Pool on
SUNDAY People say BEST Turtle Sour
IN fhe world" auES-g
joyful Father asturns
Justice W. r Glass and son PAUL
who has been twice at Johns HOPKINS
hosrItal. returned Wednesday evening
Glad Indeed were tho tidinKs brought
raul has improved greatly In tho past
,hrce weeks. to the delight OF parents
brothers and sisters. and the many
friends who anxiously awaited goo
news.
Esv Shaw at Beech Bottom
Rcy n r. Shaw paPtGr Of the Gems
tral Christian church. will preach al
stop IS. on Sunday evening NJ $50
Rev. shaw Is ACKNOWLEDGED n most able
sneaker. and the R"ech Rottom peop!e
NAV e1per, TO hear something we'll
worth while.
weusburg Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marsh and daughter
Helen have returned to their home In
Pittsburgh. Ia. after visiting with Mt
and Mrs. Harry Ma-Chant. OF Tweaty-
seventh street.
Mrs George Caldwell and niece MISS
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NI'MECHEN


Snolr hehoNS>A
'h'.r m'"nHr!~ - Ia" 'N"i'h 81 '',"'
49, LAST 'N'n.nS ~ re '""t'h ""u''
to".nu wnr',' = pvuEra:u w,'S Arr"nE"i
and ir.,'t.,'j. Sp-v.t' music 49, h'''
arcaus;cG iu irrprra;.Hu II sunday )
service wl,n ihr Rrv. William Yates,
". Harrisburg. vii arcAN
Pastor On vacation
Rev Cyrus A. B!icr. Ia. i. Ias;"r
ut the F.rS; Cnur,h VI God. has i"i' Tor
=, u'>y ,Nau.a. wh,"r lie and II" iN'n-
Ne ) s,.."Au.ri /" preach a. the FIRST
Church q; ,iod at Harrisburg, Ia.
Hold Dance
Quite l number ut al young people
attended ~, DiAlc Ounce which was
.hr.I 49, c,e..,., p; me White Palace at
w.,,'.of,, ,,rL ,.-,rs dance syncoua.
.nrs q, luu>xutawrcy. la, turnishe /
49,. music and rendered the latest Of hits
,xr,rh added "a III. success OF the
,,,,,
Meeting of ". C. T. q.
The w. e =. l. held i mr.HnE last
evening \, the Y. NJ \. \. building and
VA, iLrcr.y attended by all members.
Several business matters were ac! ed
upon and Other reports taken care o.
which inc. aided tho auditns; Of books
md "tlrcrS' reports.
Rev. c. W. Fuller Returning Home
According 10 a card received yeSter-
,!ay by the lnirliEcnc~r. Rev. &. w.
Fuller. pastor OF the MrMechrn Chris
t.,Na church. wh" has been attending
the summer session Of toiumot. univer-
s:ty At New Work clty, Will return Rome
the latter par, rt neX, week. lie re-
ports that very interesting session
with nearly twelve thousand studeh's
attended the session.
Briefs
Ice EycrS. Of ClarkSourE. Was
bu>. ness visitor here yesterday.
Nellie Hercher and Elizabeth LanIe''
have returned home after spending tho
hEst pF' ., '"e I San-
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward h!ns anu ram
lily .haNc returned home arc sp.no'"'
IEt as '"" WV 80, 70, ,,isI,
Mrs. Ida CumminS mas as,o ,ot q ''I ~
w!tA relatives at New fn''a'e'P"A" W
She Will be gone Tor thrre VEINS :,
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STEUBENv|LLE
Labor Picnic to Be
Held on Browns Island

Steubenville. o., Aug 6.-DThe jefferson
County Trades and Labor assembly has
dispensed With the usual Labor Day
parade this year and will hold a big
picnic at Browns Island instead. The
steamer Verne Swain has been chart cred
by the assembly for the day and trades
assemblies OF Wheeling, Bellaire.
Bridgeport. Martins Ferry and East
Liverpool have been invited to attend.
Ptnmbsrs Sagn Up
The plumbers and contractors OF this
city signed the 1871 scale today AFTER
weeks OF negotiations. The mon re-
fused a 20 per cent cut tae frst Of May
and have been at odds with tho master
plumbers since that time. Tho new
scale carries a waEe cut Of between II
and Is per cent.
whtsksy Runners
Joe Krugg and Mile Melovich were
ca ptured ut weirton last night after
they had arrived from Pennsylvania
with Is quarts OF whiskey. They were
taken before Mayor Moulds at Holi-
days Cove, who held them for federal
authorities who are 10 come here from
Wheeling for the prisonera
Fingers Anrputaksd
Harry Pdrania. aged Is. Of Follansbee,
WAS brought 10 the Ohio Valley hos
pitaA hsre today and had three hnEers
amputated. He caught his night hand
in the rolls at the Follanshce mill and
tho fingers were 81 badly manEled they
had to be taken OF.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

MAr% HllcrHeld Of Cincinnati who n!sc
had been AT home FOR several days and
who Will II" her guest for the n'Ht TWO
weeks.
Miss Anna liarbaugh Of Lincoln ave
nue. has gone on a vacation visit Win
friends m Maryland and Southern Penn
sy!NaniI.
Mrs Norman Perkins and two chill
dren Of Pittsburgh are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Rennie OF Central
aNrnu
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Ward Who have
lived for some time on Smithhcld street.
rApcCt - move next week 10 their pref
IS new home on Lincoln avenue.
Boys OF the Shadyside high school
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will have live football team whom tho
season opens Ie present plans carry
through. Already the young men are
making definite steps toward the organ
izattnr and il is 1nticipa ted that imam
cial aid from business men of the town
Will not be lacking WHEN the need
arises.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunfee OF Cen
trial avenue have returned from visit
with friends in Detroit, Mich.
Beginning tomorrow an interesting
contest will be wS&ed between the En-
dcavor society OF the Christian church
in Bella,re and { similar organization
in the Shadvsidc Presbyterian church.
Points depend largely on membership
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attendance and interest. and the win
ming society will be guests at \ BAN
quet to be given by the losing orSsni'
Zation.
Rev. 4. j. Benjamin. pastor Of the
local Christian church. Will take TINS
month is Il vacation period. but each
Sunday morning there will be service
following the Bible school as usual
The ordinance Of communion viii be
observed regularly and visiting pas
tor NAV deliver sermon on ono or
more Sundays.
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ISTELLIGENCEN WANT ads.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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