HARVARD HAPPENINGS
GENERAL NEWS OF WEEK
Mrs. W. J. Parker is in Moscow with her son, Joseph, who is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever. E. C. Baird was called to Spangle, Wash., Tuesday by the death of his Miss Lois Bay and Beatrice Kinman, students in the Moscow high school.
OPERATED BY J.W. AL LEWDER, INC.
WEDNESDAY
JESSE L. LOSKY PRESENTS
Cecil
B. DeMille's
PRODUCTION
Old
Wives for New
A PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE
It is not enough for wives to be merely virtuous and to take their husbands for granted. We must trim our votes for women with a little lace and ribbon if we would keep our man a lover.
That's what the "old wife" said—to late!
A fascinating romance of home-life intimacy and night-life revelly. Thrilling? Lavish! Beautiful!
Another Side of "Why Change Your Wife" with Wanda Hawley
Tully Marshall
Marica Manon
By David G. Philips Scenario by Jeanie Macpherson
Elliott Dexter
Theodore Roberts
Florence Vidor
School spent the Thanksgiving vacation at their homes here.
Rollo Moore, Adrian Thompson and Harold Gilder who are attending W. S. C. at Pullman were home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. G. C. Winterstein attended the teachers examination at Moscow last week.
Mrs. George Chrystal and children  of Bovill visited last week at the H. W. Canfield home. Mrs. Ross Kennedy was a Palouse visitor the last of the week. Misses Nell Barrachman and Alice Rouse spent the Thanksgiving vacation at their homes in Viola and Troy respectively. 