Room, who was recently elected state commander of the American Legion, some time ago Senator Wadsworth, of New York, secured the passage of a resolution that the senate committee on military affairs consult with delegations from the various states on needed military legislation. It was in response to this resolution that the national headquarters of the American Legion was asked to name delegates to go to Washington for this purpose. The men go as individuals, not as members of the American Legion. Those selected from Idaho are Judge Morgan and Mr. Boom; James H. Hawley, ex-governor; C. M. Booth, attorney at Pocatello, and Roy Read, of Twin Falls. They will probably go east in December.

Pren Moore to Leave.
Pren Moore, who for years has been connected with the poultry department of the University, has severed his direct connection with the university and will enter the work of the extension department with headquarters at Boise. Mr. Moore with his family will leave for Boise the first of the week, where they will reside.

CRUSHING DEFEAT OF THE BOLSHEVIK! IS REPORTED
Again the Bolsheviki have met a serious defeat, this time at the hands of the Poles. Reports received from the scene of fighting indicate that this is the most serious setback the followers of Trotsky and Lenin have received in a long time.
Arch Duke Joseph is expected to resign as head of the Hungarian government in a very short time.
Announcement of the American divisions to remain in Germany is given by the war department today.
Poles Defeat Bolsheviki. 