In the evening, the Salvation Army corps was invited to the big Union church, where they took charge of the regular Wednesday evening meeting, the local pastor and his wife, assisting. The church, which is one of the best in the Inland Empire, was well filled, and the leaders of the Salvation Army work express their appreciation at being able to hold a meeting in it.
Regarding the plans for the campaign there, Adjutant Anderson said: "We received royal treatment at the lumber town, and have made arrangements with S. B. Douglass, a millwright at the big mill, and a prominent Elk, to put over the financial campaign in that district.
"On our way home from Potlatch last night, one of our party discovered a big still. We have decided to make a public statement of this and will do so tonight, Thursday, at the Salvation Army hall. These things ought to be told and the Salvation Army is willing to tell all it knows about it."
The Young People's societies of the Moscow churches are making plans to each give a reception to the students of the university and of the Moscow high school on Friday evening, September 22. All receptions will be given on the same date, in the respective churches. A cordial invitation is extended to all students to attend at the church of their choice. 