Recent orders for Red Cross seals
ADJUSMENT MADE IN LEWISTON—
PLANS FOR REBUILDING STILL
UNSETTLED
Curtis Richardson returned to Moscow from Lewiston this morning after assisting in the adjustment of the insurance on the Lewiston State Normal administration building destroyed by fire on the night of December 5. The building carried a total insurance of $92,2000. The adjusters found that the east wing of the building was total loss, and allowed $42,027.43. The central portion was damaged to the extent of $18,578.43 and the contents of the building, $23,400, making a total of $84,000.86.
Evans of the state board of education of the President Evan Price and Business Agent board were present at the adjustment. No definite plans have yet been made for the rebuilding of the structure. The matter will come up for definite action at the first meeting of the board of education soon to be held. In the meantime, arrangements will be made for a temporary training school building.
GERMAN INFANTRY BEATEN IN MILITARY SPIRIT
Good Word to University Students From Major Ackland of Washington State College
"We have had the German infantry beaten in spirit for the last 18 months on the west front, where, of course, he will be decided, but beating the German and conquering him are two altogether matters."
This was one of the striking statements made yesterday afternoon by Major T. P. Ackland, a member of the first Canadian overseas contingent, who lectured on "Trench Craft"  To the member of the university cadet battalion yesterday afternoon, Major Ackland is now assisting in the military work at Washington State College. 