The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

Washington=(A. Withdrawal
of the American troops from the Rhine
was ordered today by President Hard
ing. The troops now on the Rhine
number about 1000 men and it was
indicated that the withdrawal will be
effected as soon as the commander
Major General Allen, could make the
necessary arrangements for winding
up the affairs of the army of occupa-
ton.
French Express Regret.
Paris-(A. P)-French official cir
cles expressed great regret this after
noon over the announcement that Pre-
sident Harding had ordered the with
drawal of the American forces in Ger
many, news Of which was given them
| by the Associated Press. The foreign
office could furnish no expression for
the government, as neither the Ameri-
can government nor Ambassador Jus
serand had yet communicated the
news.
Germans Bitter Against French.
London-(A. PA Reuter- dis
patch from Cologne this afternoon
says "The attitude of the Germans in
the British area is venomously anti
French. A large irresponsible Sec
ton of the population favors active
resistance and the widest rumors are
abroad. Fears are expressed lest the
British and French troops should be
withdrawn.
British Grants Right of Way.
London-(A. P.)-The British gov
ernment has granted France permis-
sion to move troops through the Bri-
81 oil tIa
Rhine in pursuance of the French plan
for the occupation of Ruhr
Move French FlOtilla.
Cologne - Ca P.) - The French
Rhine fotilla, stationed at Mayence,
will move to Dusseldorf, Ruhrort and
Duiseberg, tonight.
Would Broaden Powers.
Washington-(A. P)-Congress will
be asked probably within the next
week, to broaden the powers of the
American debt commission in deal
ing with all war debts owed to the
United States, the senate finance COM
mittee was told today by Senator
Smoot, republican, of Utah, senate re-
preventative on the commission.
Troops Head for East Prussia.
Berlin-(A. P.)-The Lokal Anzei-
ger today says that two regiments of
Lithuanian troops, profiting by the
international situation" are crossing /
the frontier with the object of oc-
cupying Memel, East Prussian area
internationalized by the treaty of Ver- /
sailles. A number Of frontier inhabi-
tants are accompanying the troops.
Ask Recall of BOyden.
Washington-(A. P)-Recall of Ro-
land w. Boyden, unofficial American
on the reparations COM
mission, was demanded today in the
senate by Senator Reed, democrat, Of
Missouri.
Gas Explosion Kills Miners.
Birmingham, Ala-(A. P.)-Enter-
ing a pit after warning that it was
dangerous, five miners were killed in
Dolomite mine No. /, Of the Wood
ward Iron company, near here, early
today in a gas explosion. Four Of
the men were negroes.
VIII Stand for Greek Patriarch.
Lausanne-(A. P.)-Ismet Pasha in
formed the Near East conference to-
day that Turkey would agree to the
Greek Patriarch remaining in Con-
stantinople, on condition that he be
deprived of all administrative and
civil functions.
Says Was Deported by KIan.
Bastrop, La.-(A. P.)-Addie May
Hamilton declared on the witness !
stand in the open hearing investiga
tion today into the Staying of Watt
Daniel and Thomas Richard, that she
was forced to leave her home near
Merrouge and was deported from the
state by g. Ku Klux." She named DR..
B. M. McKoin, former mayor of Mer-
rouge, and Pink Kirkpatrick, as
two Of the party of men who she
testified, came to her mothers home /
one night, took her away and placed
her aboard a train for Little Rock,
Arkansas.
France to Control Ruhr Coal.
Paris-(A P.)-France's assump-
ton of the Ruhr coal control is an
for tomorrow in a note from
the French government, delivered to
Germany today
Great Northern Strike Terminated.
ST. Paula. P.)-The Great Nor
thern Railway Union Shop Workers