A Moscow woman telephoned to The Star-Mirror office today and asked "what are we going to do for fuel?" She stated that many persons have only enough fuel to last a few days and, although the strike is supposedly settled, it is announced that no coal will be available from the new digging operations, for perhaps two or three weeks. She suggested that stores should close earlier and open later and that many nonessentials that are consuming vast amounts of fuel could be dispensed with during the fuel shortage.

Was Not Rev. W. Z. Cole.
Mrs. W. Z. Cole asks The Star-Mirror that the communication recently published in the "Contribution Box" signed by George Cole, was not written by Rev. W. Z. Cole, whom she says lives at 330 North Jefferson street. It seems superfluous to make this "denial" as Mrs. Cole terms it, for it would seem that no one who is able to read and write would not be able to understand that George Cole, Washington street, was not Rev. W. Cole, of Jefferson street. George Cole gave his name and address in signing the communication referred to.

Home Talent Show Friday Night.
Moscow is beginning to trust local talent for good entertainment. Mr. Greenwood, from Spokane, said recently that we could give points to his city. The show which Mr. Bridge is putting on Friday is to be another instance of what can be done by Moscow people. Incidentally, all the money collected is used for the community service. The artists are working without any selfish motives.

Celebrated Golden Wedding. 