The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
PRESIDENT ASKS CODE OF FLAG RULES
MUST MAINTAIN AMERICAN IDEALS

Washington CA. P.) - President
Harding urged that the American Le-
gion's flag conference, opening here
today. adopt code of rules and re-
gulations for the proper display of
the flag and include the provision
that every American citizen should
learn to sing the national anthem.
The president said it should not be
forgotten that Americans have also
another obligation" to maintain in
America, unimpaired. the things for
which the flag stands"
Peasant Guards Take Town
Bucharest-(A. P.)-Spumla, for
titled Bulgarian town fifty miles west
of Varna, is reported to be in the
hands of peasant guards, according
to information received here yester-
day. Armed peasants are said to be
marching from Popovo, in northern
Bulgaria and have c1ashed with the
government troops at BeIa between
Tirnovo and Rustchuk. The insur-
gents are also reported to be moving
on Varna.
President Hung Resigns
Yuan-Hung of China has resigned and
given the captors at Tientsin the gov
ernment seals. which he took with him
in his flight from Peking, says a dis
patch to the Evening News from it's
Tientsin correspondent.
Bulgarian Situation Better
London-(A. P.)-Telegrams from
Sofia today to the Bulgarian legation
here declare that calm and order pre-
vail and that rumors of riots and
quarrels between the peasants and
townsmen are untrue. There have
been no serious outbreaks, it is added,
and everything is now normal at the
capital.
Dempsey Money Coming
Great Falls, Mont.-(A. P)-The
second hundred thousand of the $780,
900 guaranteed Dempsey positively
will be paid tomorrow, Manager
Kearns was advised today.
Joint Reply Is Likely
Brussels-(A. PA joint reply by
the allies to the last German repara-
tions note is regarded here as likely
to be sent, providing Brussels, Lon
don. Paris, and Rome governments
agree upon the Interpretation of
abandon active resistance"
Peasant Troops Make Stand
Sofia-(A. P.)-Former Premier
Stamboulisky is reported to have
been halted near Tatar Bazardjik and
is said to be making a stand against |
the government troops with several
hundred peasant guards. Several
casualties have already occurred. |
Part of the band fled in an automo-
bile, but was caught and arrested.
Killed in Fight on Vessel
New York-(A. P.)-The crew of /
four men and five Chinese passengers
are missing from the two-masted
British schooner, Mary Beatrice, found
drifting off Sandy Hook last night,
were killed in battle of pistols and
axes, according to stories told by sur
vivors to the immigration officials,
when the craft was brought into
quarantine today.
Clearwater Telephone Co. Sells
Spokane-(A. P.)-The purchase of
all the property of the Clearwater
company, operating the sys-
tenn of Clearwater county, Idaho, and
II the Elk River Telephone company,
It Elk River. by the Interstate Utili-
les company, was announced today.
Rritishers Win Coli Contest
Troon. Scotland--(A- Pat the
End of the 3s-holes play, in the British
open golf championship this afternoon,
.wo Britishers. C. A. Whitcombe and
A. G. Havers. led the field with scores
If 146. Walter Hagen. American hol-
Ter of the British championship, was
hird with 147. Gordon Lockhart, of
Glen Eagles; had 149. and Robert
Scott. JFralRG >s,&sz e
ReaElan Cabinot Resigns
BrusselsE(A P.)-The Belgian
.abinet. headed by Premier Georges
rheunis. resigned today as the conse-
Luence of controversy over legisla-
ion for the use of the Flemish langu-
Ige in Client university. The decision
o resign followed closely upon the
Lction of the senate approving bill
,assed by the chamber OF deputies
ate last year. providing that the Flem-
sh language must be used in all
ourses at the university. Brussels
dispatches for several months have re-
lected spirit of unrest among uni
ersity students, following the cham ,,
er'S vote