and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Pasco, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neely of Moscow. The Past Oracle club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. G. Barge at her home on South Almond street. After a short business session, at which one new member was received, the time was spent socially. As usual, Mrs. Barge was the most gracious of hosts. A delicious luncheon was served.

Mrs. W. Schumaker for an all-day session. Ten members were present at the day was spent in sewing and a general good time was enjoyed. The hostess at noon was entertained.

The tenth of a series of silver teas was given Tuesday afternoon by the ladies of the Baptist church at the home of Mrs. J. E. Wilson. A very pleasant afternoon was spent. The attendance and the silver offering was good. Mrs. P. R. Gray won the prize in the interesting contest.

JOHN McCORMACK UNDERGOES ANOTHER OPERATION ON THROAT

New York—(A. P.)—John McCormack, tenor, who has been seriously ill on account of throat infection, underwent another operation Saturday because of "increased difficulty in breathing," said the bulletin issued by his physicians. The upper part of the room was filled with patients.  This lamy has been opened.
RADIO OPERATORS ADVISED TO KEEP SOME AMMONIA HANDY!
The more experienced an amateur. 