The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-22
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL signed
WOULD FURTHER LIMIT NAVAL ARMAMENT

Washington-(A P.)-The annua
naval appropriation bill, which in
cludes a request by congress that Pre-
sident Harding negotiate with Other
powers for a further limitation oi
naval armament, was signed today by
the president.
Germans Deny Report.
Berlin-(A. P.)-The report that the
German government is contemplating
the reintroduction of compulsory
service, which is forbidden under the
Versailles treaty, was officially denied
today
Sacramento Is Jared
Sacramento, Calf. = "a. P.) = An
earth quake lasting several seconds,
shook Sacramento and the Sacramento
valley towns early today. Only slight
damage is reported.
Will Try Idaho Defendants.
Chicago-(A. P)-The selection of
a jury was begun today to try Daniel
pany, of Idaho, and IL other defen-
dants, who are charged with con
spiracy to use the mails to defraud
in the sale of western land The
government charges Hayes and the
co-defendants with circulating Daniel
Hayes company literature through the
mails in selling small parcels of land
in MADEIRA and Merced counties, Cali
fornia, to purchasers in many states.
1t is charged that the land was mis-
as fit for cultivation
when, the government prosecutors
charge, only part Of It was.
Believe DR.. Reinsch Dying.
Shanghai-(A. P.)-Dr. Paul S.
Reinsch, former United States mini
ster to China, is believed to be dy-
ng from bronchial pneumonia, which
set in as complication to encepha1-
tbs. He is unconscious. DR.. Reinsch
came here from the interior of China
some time ago, suffering from COM
,lete breakdown.
Sen to Return to Canton.
Shanghai-(A. P.)-Sun Tat Sen, ex-
PRESIDENT of the Chinese republic, an
today that he would leave
lext Saturday for Canton, his former
capital. Foreign and Chinese interests
nave been urging him to go there to
'estore order. His adherents took the
ity from the Peking nationalists last
Wednesday.
Harvey Denies Report
Washington-(A P.)-Secretary of
State Charles E. Hughes received to-
lay copy of radiogram sent by
Harvey to the North
American Review, denying published
eports that he and the secretary are
lot in accord on important questions
f foreign policy.
Employees Must Not Aid French
Essen-(A. P.)-An order received
rom the central government at Ber-
in forbids canal employees in the
territory to tow any coal
,arges seized by the French, or to
,pen sluices for their passage.
Capture Irregular Forces
Dublin-(A. P.)-The staff of the
irst southern division of the irregu-
ar military forces, together with all
is records for the last six months,
vas captured by column of national
roops operating from MacRoom,
county Cork.
War Secretary Pleads Not Guilty
Washington-(A P)-Benedict Gro
veil, wartime assistant secretary of
var, pleaded not guilty in the Dis
rict of Columbia supreme court to-
ay to an indictment recently return
d against him and six others here, |
harging conspiracy in connection
With the construction of army camps.
Killed in Building Collapse
Pittsburgh-(A.P P.)-Four men are
nown to have lost their lives in the |
ollapse of an old house in Twenty |
fifth street here today.
Would Pass Narcotics Bill
Olympia P)-The house COM |
littee on medicine, dentistry, pure |
ood and drugs. has decided to report
. the house this afternoon when the |
legislature convenes, on the Adams
'eeler narcotics bill, with recon-
lendation that it be passed. The
enate is expected to consider a joint |
memorial to congress urging the /
assage of the shipping bill, today
To Pass River, Harbor Budget
Washington-(A. P)-Concurrence