Special musical numbers will be given under the direction of Professor Storier and Miss Kendrick, and a short talk on Red Cross Organization will be given by Congressman Burton L. French.
While about 300 citizens of Moscow have signed the membership petition, the meeting is open to everyone and a large crowd is expected to be in attendance.
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS FOLD
WASHINGTON, March 8.—President Wilson is confined to his bed with an aggravating cold. He has cancelled all his engagements for the time being. His physicians state that his condition is not serious, but that every precaution is deemed necessary to enable him to quickly resume his duties.
MARGARET SANGER RELEASED
NEW YORK, March 8.—Having served the 30 days to which she was sentenced for disseminating birth control information in New York City, Mrs. Margaret Sanger, national leader of the birth control movement, was released today from Blackwell's Island. She served her time quietly and made the best of her opportunity to study prison conditions. 