Stich as potatoes, field peas, poultry, dairy cattle, sheep, and the problems of the home were given thorough discussion. A large number of people came from many sections and remained the entire week. Many came from 30 to 150 miles for certain special features or even for particular lectures.
"In talent on the program, in attentioniveness and earnestness of those in attendance, in the large number of towns represented and in general success of the work, the Farmers' and Housekeepers' Week of 1917 in my judgment far surpassed all former efforts and has set a high standard for future efforts."
Housekeepers' Attendance Good
"In spite of the weather," says Miss Hoover of the home economics department, "attendance for the Housekeepers' week was good. This was doubtless due to the fact that we were able to have on our program speakers of national reputation. Cooperation was shown throughout the week by local merchants who made displays, and by the Faculty Women's club, who besides bringing to Moscow the illustrated lecture on lace and assembling a large collection of real laces, served (Continued on Page 4)
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS AGREE WITH PRESIDENT
Foreign Offices of Belligerent Nations Unitedly Declare That Wilson's Ideas in Peace Address Before Senate Approximate Allies' Peace Views.
DEPARTMENT HONORS SHELDON
Members of Moscow Fire Department Attend Funeral of Comrade in Body
The local fire department turned out in a body at 2 o'clock this afternoon to attend the funeral of A.  Sheldon, a member who died Friday evening at a local hospital following a long illness. The services were held at Grice funeral parlors. Rev. M. H. Yager officiating. Interment was made in the Moscow cemetery. 