Bandits Kill Policemen
St. Louis—(A. P.),—Two policemen were killed today by three bandits who held up the local office of Morris & Company, packers, and escaped with between $60 and $75 payroll money.
PHI DELTA THETA OPENS NEW HOME MORE THAN 50% ATTEND RECEPTION— GUESTS VISIT NEW ETERNITY HOME
More than 500 University of Idaho students and members of the university faculty attended the reception given Friday night at the new $32,000 Phi Delta Theta fraternity house. A tea was given Friday afternoon for the ladies of Phi Delta Theta.
Guests were shown through the handsome new fraternity home and refreshments were served during the evening. Tea was served during the afternoon in charge of Misses Grace Vogelson, Lucy Davis, Della Green, Margaret Ostroot, Margaret and Ruth Kutnewsky, Carolyn Logan, Unita Lipps, Mrs. F. A. David, Mrs. M. E. Lewis, Mrs. J. A. McDaniel and Mrs. Harvey Smith.
A beautiful center piece of flowers presented the chapter by Mrs. Jerome Day was most attractive. The color scheme of the dining room was blue and white and baskets of flowers decorated the entire house. Ladies of Phi Delta Theta from Lewiston who attended the tea were Mrs. King, Mrs. Eaves, Mrs. Ally, and Mrs. Hofter.
Many Attend Reception
Guests at the reception Friday night were taken through the house by active chapter members. In the receiving line were Miss Permeal J. Frenen,  Dean and Mrs. O. P. Cockerill, Mrs. A. H. Upham, M. A. Thometz and President Boyd Brigham. Women who poured at the reception were Mrs. F. W. Gall, Mrs. M. F. Angell, Mrs. E. J. Iddings, and Mrs. C. N. Little, Mrs. C. L. von Ende and Mrs. J. G. Eldridge. 