Veterans to Attend Church. Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will preach a special sermon to the veterans of the civil war tomorrow and it has been suggested that the veterans of the Great War also attend these services. The young men who have recently returned from France or from army camps or from the seas are especially invited to this service which will be for them as well as the old heroes who fought for this country nearly 60 years ago.

Grain, France, where land has been farmed 1,000 to 2,000 years the people do not know what summer fallow is, yet that land to no richer than the Palouse soil, but it pays interest on $500 to $1,000 per acre for farming purposes.

Andrew Nelson Case Ends. The case against Andrew Nelson, living near Deary, and charged with having an excess of flour during the flour shortage of the war period, was dismissed and his bond released. After investigating the case, Judge McCleary, United States district attorney, decided that Nelson's "crime was due to ignorance and the case was dismissed. Nothing has yet been heard of Nelson's two sons who fled the country when the draft law went into effect although government officials have been trying to locate them.

Sly Posts Cash Bond. Payne Sly, indicted while slavery was released today upon default of a cash bond of $2,500.  His continued until the fall term, possibly due to the failure of the federal court next November. Constipation. 