KENDRICK ATTORNEY IS CALLED FOR OVERSEAS WORK
L. G. Peterson, prominent attorney and mayor of Kendrick, was in Moscow yesterday on his way to Sunset, Wash., where he will attend the sessions of the Walla Walla presbytery. From The canteen committee will pack boxes for nineteen special service men at 202 North Van Buren street, Sunday evening. The men leave Monday one the 10:47 for the Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
A dozen sandwiches, wrapped in paper, eight dozen drop cookies, 19 bars chocolate, 19 packages gum, two large loaf cakes, 19 cards and three rolls oiled paper, 19 sheets tissue paper.
The Presbyterian church, there he will go to the Washington state synod of the Presbyterian church, which meets at North Yakima. Mr. Peterson just received word from headquarters that he has been accepted for overseas work in the Y.M.C.A. He is uncertain as to when he will be called, but expects that it will be in the near future.
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LOAN PLAN FOR RESERVE DISTRICTS
BOISE, Sept. 26.—Allocation of subscriptions of corporations transacting business in two or more federal reserve districts to fourth Liberty loan bonds is considered fair so that states may secure credit for bonds subscribed by Idaho employees of corporations. State Chairman Montie B. Gwinn received from Governor Lynch of the twelfth reserve a statement showing, that he is of the same opinion.
"You are fully aware," says Governor Lynch, "that the principal factor in determining quotas for the  Twelfth federal reserve district is gross banking resources. Therefore, subscriptions of such corporations should be filed directly with a bank in the community to which credit is to be given. 