MOSCOW'S OWN THEATRE
TONIGHT
A Merry Rollicking comedy of a love that doesn't run smooth. Also
Movie Chats and Comedy
10c
25c
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
WANDA
HAWLEY
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OUTSIDE, WOMAN
ADAPTED FROM THE PLAY
ALL NIGHT LONG
BY PAUL BESSIE.
PHILIP BARTHOLOMA
SCENARIO BY
DOUGLAS GRONSTOR
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MR. FATIMA and INTERNATIONAL NEWS
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Dr. J. N. Clark received word yesterday evening of the death of Mrs. William Duling, which occurred without warning at the family home in Garfield. Mrs. Duling was the wife of Col. William Duling, the family being among the pioneers of Whitman county. The Duling and Clark families have been warm friends for many years.
One of the most popular courses in the university is that of political and economics, the enrollment of which promises to be the science highest in the university.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Butterfield received word yesterday that their daughter, Mrs. William Duling, had died at the family home in Garfield. Mrs. Duling had been ill for some time and her daughter had been ill for some time.  turned home Wednesday from a several days' visit to Sopkane.
Mrs. Mace McPhearson (nee Miss Edith Sheerer of Moscow) entertained Wednesday at a very pretty affair, at her home in Palouse, in honor of Mrs. L. B. Huff (nee Miss Lulu Bumgarner of Moscow), now of Aurora, Ill.
Mrs. Huff is a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bumgarner and Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Kessler of Moscow. 