HELP THE RED CROSS BY ATTENDING ENTERTAINMENT
Tomorrow (Friday) night the greatest musical treat Moscow has enjoyed in months will be given at the Methodist church for the benefit of the local Red Cross. It will consist of the best musical talent of Moscow and the university, to which will be added the wonderful voice of Mrs. Dilts, the noted soloist of Spokane. Such an entertainment should easily be worth $1 satisfaction that would not be felt if this investment were not made. One must, indeed, feel that one's full duty has not been done if one does not own a thrift stamp, a war savings stamp, or a Liberty bond. The person who has none of these is not to be envied.
GOVERNMENT IS TOO LENIENT
It is to be regretted that the government is entirely too lenient in dealing with traitors. The man who tries to obstruct the government now is just as much a traitor as the man who betrays his country to the enemy. The men who are getting $5 and $6 per day and even more on government work, such as shipbuilding, and strike for higher wages, stopping the production of ships at this critical time, should be sent to the trenches in France at $1 per day, the same as our soldiers, the real patriots, are getting. 