The society in charge of the care of homeless and neglected children maintains a home at Lewiston, which is recognized as the official agency for the care of such children. They are received through the probate courts and by parental surrender and cared for until the homes of their parents are reestablished or until they can be placed in selected family homes. Sixty-two of the children received by the society came from Latah county, and 528 children have been cared for at the Lewiston home. Judge Frank S. Dietrich of the United States district court is president of the board of directors.

POTLATCH LUMBER CO. SALES AGENT GOES TO ST. LOUIS

Potlatch— M. W. Williamson gave the people of Potlatch a real surprise last Wednesday when he announced his resignation as assistant sales manager of the Potlatch Lumber company, at the same time divulging the company's plans. Mr. Williamson will be accompanied to St. Louis by his mother.

Joy this sport again confronts the community. First street, seems to be a seaport of the street, to some extent, for the use of the children during the coasting season.

Grant Robbins asks that people use this street as little as possible for automobile travel while there is snow. 