DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS ORGANIZE TENT HERE
A tent of the Daughters of Veterans has just been organized in Moscow, which will be known as the Louisa Alcott Tent. The objects of the organization are to hold in fond remembrance the veterans of the Civil War, to promote patriotism and to assist families of veterans when in need.
A charter has been applied for with the following charter members: Mrs. Edith Holman, Mrs. Nellie Hall, Mrs. Chas. Stenger, Mrs. J. Sherfey, Mrs. Ethel Doyle, Miss Edna Collins, Mrs. Maud Hunter, Mrs. Laura Dewey, Mrs. R. G. Wood, Mrs. Mabel Gano, Mrs. T. A. Meeker, Mrs. J Gelwick, Mrs. Chas. Williamson, Mrs. Cora Drury, Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Hester Scott, and Miss Neva Drury, with Mrs. Lindol Smith as an honorary member. All are eligible who are daughters or grand daughters of veterans and those who wish to become charter members hand their names of Mrs. Drury at once, as the charter will close with the installation sometime in May, in order to effect the organization before Decoration day.
Mr. Chamberlain of Colfax and Mrs. Nash of Pullman will conduct the installation.
WOULD DENY PUBLICITY TO BOLSHEVIST AGITATORS
SPOKANE. — A suggestion on handling the bolshevik situation has been made by William J. Coates, president of the Spokane Sectional Labor Party.  Council and vice president of the Washington Federation of Labor. 