Food Crisis in Netherlands
THE HAGUE, Feb. 16—The food situation reached a crisis in Holland last night when serious food riots broke out at the royal palace following a demonstration staged by workers in front of the queen's residence and the ministerial buildings. Officials fear more serious outbreaks unless the government remedies the conditions.
The situation has been brought about through the rigid submarine blockade.
The situation has been brought about by the rigid submarine blockade.
The guild has announced a special program for next Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. H. Conwell of the University of Idaho will have charge of the program.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock a tea and program will be given.
H. Conwell of the University of Idaho will have charge of the program.
In the evening the program will consist of dancing, for which excellent music is being arranged by the committee. The charge for the afternoon program will be 25 cents; for the evening 76 cents per couple.
The proceeds from these functions for several years past have been used in paying off indebtedness of the Guild hall.
RED CROSS CHAPTER IS PLANNED FOR MOSCOW
Moscow is to have a chapter of the American Red Cross, one of the most important and influential relief organizations in the world.
Headed by Congressman Burton L. French, who is already an enthusiastic member, an "imperial" committee consisting of Mayor J. G. Gibson, President G. P. Mix of Moscow.  The chamber of commerce, Probate Judge W. F. Morgan, President M. A. Brannon of the University of Idaho and Supt. Chas. 