LIST IN WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA?
MOSCOW HAS SECOND PLACE IN STATE
Miller, Francis G. Miller, William McK. Morgan, Chester Snow, Francis Thomson, Warren Truitt, Carl L. Von Ende, Jerry E. Wodsedalek.
It is interesting to note that fourteen of the nineteen Moscow men are members of the faculty of the University of Idaho, while the other five have all been prominent in state affairs for many years. Boise has a total of twenty men on the list.
A valuable booklet on window work has just been received by E. St. John, chairman of the local window decorators' organization. The book is sent out by C. J. Potter of New York City, chairman of the national committee, and deals with window display work for the Fourth Liberty loan drive. Information concerning any phase of window displays for advertising war activities is given. A paragraph in the book reads: "Remember that a Liberty Loan window on the outside reflects a patriotic merchant on the inside."
Mr. St. John will call a meeting soon of local window display men to arrange for window advertising for the coming loan campaign.
LATAH REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN SESSION
The meeting of the Latah county central committee was held in the city hall this afternoon, with a good attendance from all parts of the county. The meeting was called to order by E. W. Porter, county chairman.  First matter of business was the election of officers, C. A. Hagan being elected chairman and C. J. Munson vice chairman. The chairman was authorized to appoint a secretary and members of the executive committee. 