The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-29
BANDITS BUSY IN ILLINOIS
MAKE BOOZE HAUL IN CHI
CAGO; ROB SUBURBAN BANK

Delaware, Ohio-(A. P)-The dis
orders among 1.-The. inmates at the
girls industrial school near here,
which started with a concerted effort
at the dinner hour last evening, con-
tiued .unabated today, despite the
presence Of Sheriff Harter and
force of deputies.
Bedlam continued today in almost
every cottage in the school, while the
assembly hall, where so of the insur-
gents were under guard, was descrlb-
ed as an inferno" girls continuing to
shout Historically, tear their clothes
and attempt to wreck the furniture
and break the windows.
Federal Troops Make Advance
Ell. Paso-(Aa P.)-Forcing the reb-
ell troops to abandon the strong posi-
tion at Yurecunarc; which was cap
tured several days ago, federal
federal troops under General Joaquin
Amaro, are advancing steadily and
hope to take Guadalajara within a
shor5t time, President Obregon ad-
vised Colonel Toman Lopez today,
commandant of the Juarez garrison.
MOrOs Clash With Soldiers
Manila-(A. P.)-Thirty-o moros
were killed in a clash with sixty SOL
diers of the Philippine constabulary
at Malundu, in the Lano province,
Mindanad, December 16, according
to dispatch received here from Ma
jor Fletcher, commander of the Phil
ippine scouts at Zamboanga.
| Kidnapped Missionary. Released
t." Peking-(A .F.eAE. w. Cchmalz-
reid, an American missionary attach
ed to the Reformed church, who was
kidnapped by bandits last November,
was released December 20, according
to advices received here from Chang
sha, Hanan province, today.
Prince Regent Refuses designations
Tokio-(A. PD-Prince Regent re-
turned the designations of the cabi-
net members, presented to him Thurs
day refusing to accept them. Pre-
mier Yamamoto rendered the resigna-
tions again this. afternoon, however,
indicating that the cabinet members
do not desire to remain in office.
Besserer Joins RevOluti0nists :.
Copenhagen = "a. P.) = Herman
Besserer, Mexican consul here, an
nonced that he is leaving for Mexico
to join the revolutionists.
Cruiser in Southern Waters
Washpgton-(A. P.)-The armored
cruiser Rochester, flagship Of the
United States special service squad
ron, in central and South American
waters, has been sent to the port OF
AmapaIa, Honduras, and will remain
in that vicinity until the present dis
turbances in Honduras and Southern
Mexico have Quilted.
Robbers Use Wild West Methods
Chicago-(A. P.)-Five armed rob-
bers, irregular wild west style, in
vaded the Summit State Bank, of
Summit Illinois, a suburban district,
firing as they entered, and carried
away between eighteen and nineteen
thousand dollars in currency and
Liberty bonds, according to informa-
tion from the bank. The sum taken
is said to have represented nearly all
the currency in the bank.
Eight Indictments Against McCmy
Indianapolis-(A PD-The Marion
county grand jury, which investigat-
ed the financial affairs of Governor
McCray and returned eight indict-
ments against him, charging forgery,
and larceny returned
seven additionalal indictments today,
charging specific instances of these
crimes. The indictments made no
new accusation against the governor.
Four Dead in Crossing Wreck
Columbus, S. Ca. P.)-Four per-
sons were killed and fifth was prob
ably fatally injured today when their
and a Southern railway
train collided at grade crossing near
Aiken, according to word received
here.
May Detect Faintest Sound
New York-(A. P)-Dr. Lee DeFor-
rest, radio inventor, today announced
the development of a thermophone,
which he claimed not only rivalled the
ultra-audible microphone, invented by
Phillips Thomas, in recording sounds
100 rapid, or faint, for the human ear
20 catch. but also of greater Dractica-
,iIity, because of the extreme low volt
age required.
British Ambassador Resigns
Washington-(A. P.)-Sir Auckland
5eddes has resigned as British am
,assador to the United States. The
is understood to be due
wholly to the ambassadors failing
health
AIl-Star Team Defeats Idaho
Leavenworth, Wash.-(A. P.)-The
All-Stars defeated the
of Idaho, winners of the
Northwest and Pacific coast con-
erence championship for the past
wo seasons here tonight by a score
# 25 to II. Reamer scored six for
daho. Penwell one, Nelson five, Tel
ord two, Kline three. For Leaven-
worth Hoxey made four, Harris five,
thompson five, Keane nine, Wunder
wo. Bob Morris of Seattle, refereed
very satisfactory game. The locals
re meeting the Vandals here again
evening and on January Z
nd the General Tires of Tacoma.
Bandits Make Big Whiskey Haul
Chicago-(A P.)-Six armed band
IS entered the Illinois Wholesale
,rug e Manufacturing company's
liant at this nlace today bound and