Harding Confers on Association of Nations
MARION (By A. P.)-President-Elect Harding began conferences concerning an association of nations today, with detailed discussion of American relations with Europe, with Charles Evans Hughes, Bethel Reval. Harry Tams is in town from the country, spending several days this week. Services start at the Bethel church last Thursday evening. Rev. Mr. Johnson of Ritzville is as Miss Dora May of this neighborhood. Mrs. Staken is recently and it became necessary to revive her to a hospital at Moscow for treatment at St. Louis and wife from Clarksburg visited with friends on Driscoll during the week. Dr. D.C. Helm took their daughter to Moscow Monday and had a delightful time. A case of a bad cold was reported in the area. Walker of Joel and daughter, Mrs. Milford Harland, Monday. SOUTH IDAHO SPECIAL University of Idaho students who leave for their homes December 17 on a special "high-ball" train, if plans now being made by railroad officials are carried into execution. If the Christmas special is obtained, it will leave Moscow at 4:30 o'clock the afternoon of December 17 and will deposit its southeastern Idaho passengers.  That evening, the special schedule planned will save more than eight hours of the students' brief vacation period. 