GEO. H. MOODY
Moscow, Idaho
times around the globe. The Red Cross
sack has now traveled from California
to Honolulu and back, to Ohio, Iowa,
Alabama, Montana and Wyoming, and
now has a value of $15,038.05, all of
which has been turned over to the
American Red Cross. The flour will
be sold by Korein Temple at Rawlins,
Wyoming, about January 15, and by
Khedive Temple at Norfolk, Virginia,
on February 15.
Kentucky, Michigan, and Kansas.
Atlantic City next June.
From Virginia, it will be sent to
The Shriners of Islam Temple of
San Francisco, who have charge of the
flour's itinerary, believe the sack will
net the Red Cross from half to three-quarters of a million dollars.
John D. McGilvray, potentate
Islam Temple will take the sack to
the lineprial Council of Shriners at
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TEACHER IN HONOLULU
QUITS JOB UNDER FIRE
Citizens Refuse to Stand for Her Lack
of Loyalty to the United States
in Wartime
HONOLULU — (By Mail) — Maria
Heuer, a teacher in the College of
Hawaii, who has been under the fire
of public sentiment because of reports
of her alleged Un-Americanism, has
handed her resignation to President
Arthur L. Deah. Miss Heuer is a German and has been a teacher of modern
languages. In reply to a request from
all of the college teachers for a statement to their stand toward America,
Miss, Heuer answered that she was;
"Not loyal to any country at war but
only to her convictions  Of the truth."
HUGH RICHARDSON COMES TO RE-INFORCE ATHLETICS
Hugh Richardson, captain of the eleven that represented the North Central high school of Spokane in the season just passed, will be available for Coach W. C. Bleamaster's 1918 team, according to an announcement made by the Spokane Chronicle. 