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" another relapse occurred and
this IN her weakened condition.
makes her illness critical
BtpIah aHd Wiihnf saitsyflsld.
are Spending q yist pf Few days.
With their aunt Mn. Charles Nc.
Cray Of Winfield.
Nj, and Mrs. Harvey Sheets and.
children are home from 4 visit Of
several days with relatives at West
Union.
Mrs, Lena Titus Of Cold Water Is
spending q week with her sister
Mrs. 8. O.. Douglas OF vellvlew ave
nue..
Durth Deaton returned the first II
the week from a visit with friends
In clarksburg.
Mrs. Rella Toothman is home
from Morgantowp where she had.
been looking after business inter
ests connected with the Rebekah
Mrs: Anna Smith who has been
very III at her home on PennsSlyan
" avenue for several weeks il i'm.
proved at this time.
Mrs. W. W, lyerdep who was call.
60 mere 10 atten dthe funeral OF her
nrotpef, Daniel Jones. Of Naomi
street., left Yesterday for her home
~ steubenyille. Ohio.
,.a Alfred Putnam returned today
IRON Camp Woods, near Terra All.
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Birthday Party

Flonorlng the birthday OF her hus
band, Mrs. G. S. Merrill entertain
ed a number of invited guests at
her home on Naomi street on Thurs
day evening. The affair had been
planned as a surprise and was very
successfully carried out, the honor
guest bein CENTRED yunsuspicloug
until the guests descened on the
household. The home was prettily
decorated with garden flowers and
a beautiful birthday cake bearing
2S candles was In evidence. Music
was one OF the features of amuse
menty Mrs. Charles Abel Of Penn.
sylvania avene played several mum
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u whore he has been ior me past
several days
= LayIuAl has returned rom
With william ana James.
Mefedith az salem
Nrss FaFier q Ertinsbdrgi
and three children were guests Of.
~. and MI. John Huppa few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temllnson
Who have been the guests Of their
daughter Mrs. Howard Williams on
Rellyiew avenue have returned to
their home atSPattersonvile, Ohio.
Frank Meredith and son who are
here from California on a visit 10.
relatives and who have been at tie
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. zack Layman
for several days have gone to Salem
for a few days.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Third ST and CASTOR Ave.
Roy y. Meyer, Pastor.

setnees for the Sth Sunday aft.
81 Trinity are as follows: Sunday
school 40 p:30, g. H. Becker, 81.
perintendept; G. H. Bloom, song
esderj classes for all ages. Morn.
pg Worship and sermon at 1915;
spbiept Of sermon, Gods Best
Pfeapher.H There will be no eve.
mint seryicep in the church until
ttptembef. Attend the union eve
Aing service tomorrow on the Old
Nofnial grounds. Always good mu.
sic al this church. This IL the
Friendly Ghurth-the church that
makes you feel at home. Come
ana Soc.
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bers. Tic host received sewers
iiiee presents ana A. a HE iiotr r.
tfeshfnefits 81 iee cream, cake ana
1em6nsds were seryea Those pres
.eat were M and MI. Allison MefT
tiil6ld. Nj. and Mrs. Will Wlsor
Miss valda Wilson. Mrs Frank ST.
White and children. Nj. and Mrs.
q. W. Merrill, Mrs. Charles Abel,
Harley Merrill, sylvia and Maxine
Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Merrill.
and children.
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An affidavit HAVING beoa made
and filed that the said jnhn II.
Casey and ottomar stanke, part.
ncrs trading ana doing bfa fnclt .un
der the firm name John n caaop
Company, defendants IN the above
styled suit, are noafesldhnts Of The
state of West Virginia Ii order.
cd that the said John Casey and
Ottoman stange. partners TRADING
and doing business under tic llrni
name Of John F casey Company,
do appear within one month trom
tho first publication Of this order.
in the Clerks office 81 our aid Cir.
cult court, at Rules 10 10 holden
therefor, and do what n~ocosaafs
TO protect their Interests
1t is ordered that q COPY al thtn
order be published and posted az
required by law.
Given under my hand mis- an
day OF July, 1921.
I. a; GATHER, CLERK.
IRA l.. SMITH,
Counsel for Plaintiff
This order Is published for thu
first time July Sth 1921 md 10 DO
published once each Week a four
successive weeks
7-S.15:22,29. s's'e'
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Announcements

Moore Books have received cards
announcing tho birth Of a little son
at their home at Glover Gap. The
new arrival is a very fine baby and
made his appearance on the 18th
Bellview and also of Mrs. Clarence
Of this month. DR.. Books is a coll.
sin Of A, B. and Harry moore OF
Vial of Pennsylvania avenue.
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sewina Club

A number Of the younger girls o
BellvIew have organized a sewing
club which plans to meet once
week for the purpose Of learning 10
sew The affair is under the supt
Vision OF the Misses Pearl Smith
and Lena Lipinskt and 5 to meet
on Wednesday evening Of next week
at the home OF Mrs. Pearl Pitzer on
Pennsylvania avenue. The meeting
for this wee kwas held at the Sun
day school room OF the church and
vas attended by about ~ little la.
dies.
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DIAMOND STREET Nj, E
JIG, Buckley, Pastor

VIZ IUNNTEyt FabIVT
Sunday school $3.50, Guy McDou-
gal, supt. There will DO no sermon
in tho morning, Epworth League
Z p. m. Martha Frum, leader: sub
ject, Judging u%nklndly," Matt. 4:
l-5. Evening worship will he a
union service at Palatine Baptist
church. Rev, G. F. Eddy will be
in charge Prayer meeting Wed
rosday evening, $780,
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Housrs aNnLors

FOR SALE oNcE-sroom
house furnlshed 4 u~titrnl.hcd
l21o Fled is.ss.aslA
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sPALATlNE BAPTIST CHURCH.
C, r, Eddy, Pastor.

$50 q M, Sunday school, Prot.
A Hustead, superintendent.
10s45sa, M, morning worship. Prac.
teal Christianity Echoes from Gin.
dnuatl Convention" 1900 D. M,
3. ysPu.; subject, Judging Kind.
~. Leaders, Marie Lloyd and
Phyllis Shriver. $500 p. NJ, Union
service III the Palatine Baptist
church.
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With Mrs. Whtn.n

About 20 Bellview ladies' were en-
tertained at the homo Of Mrs, Fred
Whitman on Russell street on Wed
nesday evening. The ladies' were
entertained by a demonstration Of
the merits OF aluminium ware. Re-
freshments were served by the mar.
ties zwhe7h charge Of the demon.
stratton. After tn businss the la
dies spent an enjoyable social hour
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eulIdIna New Hnuan

Russell satterftcld Of Pcnnsyl,
yani aavenue has begun tho cree.
ton Of y new dwelling house at
Edgemont on the lot he purchased
some time ago. The building is To
be OF the bungalow typo and will be
modern in every way.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

kpItAulhJdGhbul huu JGuGFbQU DIS,
6. stoetzer, Q. o., Minister.
cordial invitation is extended
t q an To worship with us IN the fol.
loving services: Bible school $3.50
la ms classes for all ages; Mr.!
frank {, Evan, superintendent.
Busihess Mems Bible class meets
AZ the same hour. Morning ser.
vice. 1876; sermon by the pastor,
DR. ii! g. S~toetzer; subject, Two
Nlews Of Death-Deatn as an
Enemy or as a Friend" Union ser.
vices ps m! on the Old Normal,
grounds. DR.. Claude H. King, OF
the First N. E. church, will de-
liver the message. Mid-week prayer
service "Wednesday, 1880 p. M. The
twenty:second chapter Of Acts will
he the lesson. There will be a
meeting OF the Session following
the prayer service.
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cENrRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Cor. Second 81. and Walnut Ave.
j.. e. Gordon, Minister


j. E. Gordon Minister
Bible school begins. at $3.50 under
the leadership Of supt. Seymour Nc
lnttre. An interesting class waits
all who attend. Communion and
sermon at 1916. The union service
will be held on the old Normal lot
on FatFmpnt avenue at 2 p, m. All.
members are urged to help make
this service a great success. Tho
people will conduct the G. y
service at 5 p. m. in the basement
Of the church. All visitors in the
city over tho Lords day will find
interesting services in this wide
awake church.
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M. 2.

U. o. eroomfIeId, o, o, Pastor.
All our services from now until
.Septen1ber Will be In the morning.
meeting at . o'clock led by
Jee raker. Sunday school at $3.50
,e'clock 10 charge of j. n, Sheridan.
1preaching service at 1875 o'clock,
with Sermon on Tho High Cost OF
'Delay The Union service from 4
10 O'Clock will be held on tho Old
Normal campus, corner Of Second
street. and Fairmont avenue. Rev.
Brown % the N. =. church, South,
viii Ne the preacher.
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PeIyannas Meet

The members Of tho Pollyanna
Sunday school class met at tho
Highland avenue church on Thurs
day evening and held their regular
business meeting, Plans for a pla,
TO be given snmo time during the
next month were discussed the date
OF which will be announced later.
The play will beunder the auspices
OF the Eight Weeks club which was
lately organized.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
fHIIRcH

NAN.HHH|H ~
Cor Fairmept Ave. and Fourth az.
Claude n. King, .. o., Pastor.
Sg2 Fairmont Ave.
sunday school at $3.50, G. W.
Evans superintendent. Public woT,
ship ~ 10:45, Tho subject Of, the
seEnion will be, Gods MENU Ep.
worth league at 2 o'clock. Miss
afiIdred Meredith will be the lead.
ri subject, Judging unkindly."
Natl isis. Union service on the
Old Normal school campus at Z
o'clock. Sermon by Or. King. In
case Of rain tho Union service will
he held in the FIRST NJ. e. church.
The Victory" song books will be
elseds Everyone Is expected to
hiring his own book. Prayer meet.
In on "Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
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AE FIRsT NJ. 2. cHuRoH.

p $3.50 Sunday school. 1O:45,
preaching. $3.50 p. M, Junior En-.
deaSor. $500 p. M. Senior Endcav.
Or SCOOP. M, public worship; ser.
mon theme, t"The New Heaven. and
New Earth Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening, $500 o'clock. Bi.
bic class Friday, 1880 p. nj.
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Mrs. John snlder was at Dakota
on Thursday on account of The i'll
ness Of her sister Mrs. Curtis Nor
ris. Mrs. Morris was somewhat bet
ter last week and her family was
much encouraged, but unfortunate
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uNrTEp BRETHREN CHURCH.
Easf Side, East Park car at Fair,
w. g. Ware, Pastor,

y Sunday school at s:45 a. M, Guy
Campbell, superintendent. Morn.
Ing Worship and sermon by the pas,
tor a. 1915. Junior and Senior
Christian Endeayor at 700 p. m.
senior EndeRvor tonic, Judging
unkfndly. Leader, Howard Ben.
nett Junior topic, when 10 Fear
and When Not 20 Fear" Leader,
cle Glsyenser. Evening worship
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Committee Met

The July committee of the La
dies Aid Society held a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry
shaferman on Murray avenue last
evening for the purpose of discus.
sing the monthly social TO be given
some time the coming week.
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Judge and Mrs. W. S. Meredith
OF Pennsylvania avenue left this
morning for Mt. Clemens, Mich.
whr thy will spnd a vacation OF
several weeks.
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a. E. Thomas was IN Mounds.
vile for a few days this week
where no attended tho funeral Of
bis cousin who met his death last
Sunday in the airplanc wreck which.
occurred at the mound city.
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MAN OR, WOMAN, wanted, sal.
airy $3S full time, 75c an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed hos.
iery TO wearer. Experience unnec.
essary. INTERNATIONAL HoSl,
ERY MILLS, Norristown, Pa.
T.16.1t-327A
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lFAlRviEW M. e. CHURCH,
: SOUTH.
a TuIaR PaatnR

Sunday school, 10 a. M, c. S. Nc.
Elroy, superintendent. Preaching
service II q. m. Epworth League
Z p. M, ". H. Conntz, president,
Union services at the NJ, E. church
at 5 p. m,
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sALLAH CHAPEL.

Sunday school 10 a, M, Miss
Flora Ice, superintendent. Epworth
league z p. M, Miss Eleanor Nc.
Elroy, president. Preaching ser,
vice p. m.
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and sertnoA ~ the pastor a 700
O'Clock Mldwsek prayer service
on wednesday evening at s o'clock.
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MALE HELP WAITED

20 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS AND
BOYS wanted In Fairmout to- soil
a West Virginia NOVEL. Novel
has its setting in Hills Of Webster.
Write U. p. HEvENER, Roanoke,
w. Va. 7.1e.2t.S32A
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M. E.. SOUTH

7. J. Hopson, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m., Jo-
seph Leeper, supt. Epworth League
1880, DR.. James A. Reidy. president
Preaching at s y. m. Prayer meet.
Ing Wednesday at s p, m
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FREE CHURCH
Morgantown Avenue
Rrnnkh Mnrnan PanInn

Sunday school 10 a. M, Carl o.
Bailey. supt. Preaching IL a. IN.
Evening song and prayer service,
1880 followed by preaching at s.
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FOR RENT Storage for ali kinds
Of business on Il. r. siding and
with elevator service. II We do not
hate the kind OF space you need We
Will build same on reasonable time
leases. MARION ICE COMPANY,
Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9Th st, and
virginia Ave. e-2S.2et1ssA.
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FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH

Sabbath school at 9:8O. Attend
ancc last Sunday lis. Rev. Stops
of Prospect. Pa, will preach for us
morning and evening. Christian
Endeayor at z n. IN. All arc vel
come.
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If YOU WANT a healthy, wealthy
loving wife, write Violet Rays,
pennison, Ohio, enclosing stamped
envelope. 7.16.1t.S2sA
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FARMS F0AsALE
LOST
sALEsMEN WANTED.

AGENTS-Male or female 10 rep,
resent the National Relief Assur.
ance Co. in West Virginia and tho
western counties Of Pennsylvania.
upto'date policies, fair treatment
to agents and policyholders. Write
or call us Ferguson Bldg. PITTS.
.bprgh, Pa, 7.15.6esgaA
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YOUR FUTURE FoRETOLD-
Send ditnel birthdate for truth,
tul, reliable convincing trial read.
Zig. HAZEL HAuSE, Box 215, Los.
Angeles, Calf. 7.1s.1t.122A
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Object pt suit

The object Of t6e ahpyc etyled
suit Is for the plRlntf Ciarenco
y. Robinson and John rhililpd.
70 recover againse ne dhtondunia.
John !, Casey antsoltpmar STANCE,
partners trading and olig bushes,
under the firm name . John i
Casey Company Indictment ior
the sum Of $I3s9AgC b6int tho
value OF a certain an ieAd III t,fm
her, designated al a cir No.
2SS32, conliscatod and approhriatoa
by tho defendants and shippcd b,
them from tho city az sirnont. IN
Marion county, wcst yrsinia, IN
tho city Of Fittsbufgh me stato
OF Pennsylvania duilns Me month
OF August, 1920. and 1sod bs said
defendants without lawns PAID
plaintiffs therefor and % attach
certain money, property ma effcctn
OF said defendants 10 thS nosse1.
sion. and Under the contf6t OF iaa
city Of Fairrnbtlt, west Hifffnta.
municipal cofpofations t6 katisfy
said Judgment, Without interest and
costs.
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RETIRED R M so, with S705
600 wants wife. Y.Box 432,
League, Columbus, Ohio.
7~.I6.2t31SA
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PERSONAL.

PERsoNAl-cut this out for luck.
Your future foretold. Send dime,
age, blrthdate for trial reading,
MADAME zoDELLA, Box asa, TO
ledo, Ohio. 43t-S0oA
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BACHELOR, 90, worth $50 1000,
would marry. R.Box. IS, League,
Toledo, Ohio. 7,15.2t.31IA
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LADY, 80. worth $4,000, will mar.
ry. o.Box 1884. League, Detroit,
Mich. 7.15.2t-s1sA
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WEALTHY WIDOW, 30. wants a
husband B,Box 325, Club, Fort
wayne, Ind. 7.16.2t.31GA
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AUTOS ANp ACCESSORIES,

PEERLEss-Excellent condition,
for quick sale. Must be sold at
once. Phone 3S6.R If you mean
business. 7.16-3t-331A
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FOR s.AI.
FEMALE HALP WANILJt

WANTED = Woman for genera,
housework. Mrs. o. w. Slocurn,
Pennington. W. Va. s.l4.st'soeA
Evening star., 1921-12-14
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia = Cloudy to-
night; tomorrow fair: not much
change in temperature, lowest tonight
about freezing: winds becoming mod
crate to fresh west and northwest.
Maryland - Cloudy tonight; tomor-
| row generally fair; not much change
in temperature; winds becoming fresh
| west and northwest.
Virginia Fair tonight and tomor-
| row; little change in temperature;
fresh to strong west and northwest
winds.
West Virginia Generally fair to-
night and tomorrow; slightly colder
tonight in north portion.
Records for Twenty.Four Hours.
Thermometer-Four pm. 35: 8 pm.
35; IL midnight. "a; am, 35; am,
35; noon, IS.
Barometer-Four p.m.. 1880; 8 pm.
Ss.72; u midnight, 2s.73: am, 2s.7s;
a. M, 29.7A; noon, 29.70.
Highest temperature, IS. occurred
at pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, "a. occurred at
$50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 6S: lowest, As.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 35; condition slightly muddy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, S:25 am. and sos
p.m.; high tide, 1.41 am. and 2:20 pm.
! Tomorrow-Low tide, 1928 AIN. and
1906 pm. high tide, 2:44 am. and 2:30
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 1924 am; sun sets,
/. 4:49 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:24 a.m.; sun
sets. 4:48 pm.
Moon rises, 1891 PM: sets, 6:33
am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-12-14
LYNcHlNG CHIEF SUBJECT
Second Colored World Democracy
Congress Held Here.

Lynching and measures to repress
1t in the United States were the prin-
cipal subjects for deliberation at the
first formal session of the second
colored world democracy congress at
the John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church,
14th and Corcoran streets. today.
Rev. NJ. A. N. Shaw, president of the
National Equal Rights League. under
whose auspices the congress is being
conducted, will open the first public
mass meeting at the church tonight.
Rev. T. J. Moppins Of st. Louis, drst
vice president Of the league; 8. J.
Davidson, executive chairman Of the
District branch of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Col
ored People, and T. H. r. Clarke also
will speak. Rev. S. Darlington. pas
tor of the Wesley Church. and ]. L
NeiIlJ recording secretary Of the
league, will greet the delegates with
addresses of welcome.
During it's session today, the con-
gress approved the Dyer anti-lynch-
ing bill and issted an appeal to Con-
gress for speedy passage of the act.
Evening star., 1921-12-14
ROBBED AND Beaten.
Chinaman Sent to Hospital-Aut'
Stolen---Nurse Held Up.

Charlie Coon, a Chinese laundry
man, at Sth and o streets, was as
saulted and robbed by two colored
men of $40 in his place of business
last night. In his efforts to save his
money Charlie received injuries to
his head, which necessitated treat
ment at Emergency Hospital.
Joseph Baccabella, 409 1st street,
driver of an automobile for hire, re-
ported to the police that three colored
men took his automobile last night
He had driven them to Connecticut
avenue and Albemarle street, he
stated. when the men displayed re-
volvers and ordered him from the
machine. It was later found aban.
Evening star., 1921-12-14

Brown court, 9Th street, between
and B streets southeast, about 6:45
o'clock, when a young colored man
robbed her. He disappeared in
Brown court.
Evening star., 1921-12-14

Katherine S. Deverill and Frances
Christian Kyle, recent graduates of
Dublin University, are the first
women to be called to the bar in
Ireland.
Evening star., 1921-12-14

avenues
Miss Anna May Tierney, a nurse,
residing at 13 9Th street southeast,
was robbed of her handbag contain
ing $44 and fountain pen last night.
Evening star., 1921-12-14

Come in and let M
play for you the lit
I tie encore Viennese
! waits Friedman plays
ON the DuO-Aft Re.
PRODUCING. This was
his last encore mum.
ber Monday night.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-22

of the government who will be in
charge of the squad and will give
physical examination to all disabled
former service men who apply. An
expert compensation and insurance re-
preventative whose duties will be to
aid in the proper preparation of all
claims against the government will be
ON the squad. A publicity manager
will act as business manager of the
squad. In addition there will be re-
representatives. of the American Legion
and the American Red Cross.
CDR. E. w. White of the United
States public health service will COM
mand the squad. His headquarters
are in Moscow where he has charge Of
the physical welfare of the federal
board trainees. c. A. Bottolfsen of
Arco has been prominently mentioned
as publicity manager. Mr.. Bottolfsen
is the field representative of the Vet
erans' Welfare commission. The other
members of the squad have not been
definitely decided upon"
cit is planned to contact with every
ex-service person who has vlaims
against the government with a view
of rendering them experienced advice.
"In order to formulate plans for the
intensive program, the Veterans Blu
reau headquarters has issued call
for meeting of Legion representa-
tives of all states within the district
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Adrian Nelson, 81, Probate Judge
Latah County.
Harvey j. Smith, 'OS, Latah County
+, Surveyor.
Lillian Skattaboe, 05, School Sup
erintendent, Latah County.
Evelyn S. Merwin, ex-'14, School
superintendent, Clearwater County.
Clinton F. Bessee, IL, Highway
District Engineer, st. Maries.
University Extension Division
l.. w. Fluharty, 10, Director of Ex-
tension, U. of l.
w. B. Kjosness, 10, County Agent
Leader.
F. R. Cammack, is, Field Dairy
man, University Extension Division.
J. W. Barber, go, County Agricul-
tural Agent, Cassia County.
Grover Burnett, II, County Agri-
cultural Agent, Minidoka County.
Neil Irving, '21, County Agricultur-
al Agent, Boundary County.
Ira I4argent, 20, County Agricul
tural Agent, Jerome County.
Harry Soulen, IA, County Agricul-
tural Agent, Washington, County.
r. l.. Spangler, 81, County Agricul-
tural Agent. Payette, County.
Verna JOnanneSen, Io, Home DEM
onstration Agent, Bonnevilla County.
The Experiment Station
John Henry Christ, 10, Superinten-
dent Standpoint Satisfaction.
Alumni on the Faculty
Permeal Jane French, M. A. 20,
Dean of Women.
Stephen J. Kroh, IA, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Chemistry.
Robert B. Elder, M. S. 30, Instruc-
tor in Metallurgy.
Joseph Sudweeks, ~, Instructor in
Vocational Agriculture
William A. Murray, IA, Instructor
in Electrical Engineering.
Tillman D. Gerlough, IT, Instructor
in Chemistry.
Charles Homer Hudelson, IT, In
structor in Vocational Animal Hus-
bandry.
Victor Jones, '16, Instructor and
Laboratory Assistant in Zoology and
Entomology.
j. Stanton Mclaughlin, ex-'20, In
in English.
Robert e. Johannesen, '21, Assist
ant in Chemistry.