The Daily Star-Mirror
Volume xii
NUMBER 53
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1922.
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES INSTRUCTED TO CLEAN UP ON ALL DOUZE CASES
Washington (A. P.)—The attention of federal authorities throughout the country has been officially called to the necessity of cooperating closely with prohibition enforcement agencies with a view to curbing the extensive violations of the statutes. Federal attorneys have been instructed to push all pending liquor cases and to suggest, when proper, the imposition of the heaviest penalties upon convictions. Their attention has been specifically called to the reports that some cereal beverage manufacturers are marketing a product of illegal alcoholic content.
Gonzaga to Meet Notre Dame.
Spokane (A. P.)—The offer of a football game with Notre Dame University at San Diego, Calif., on Christmas day was received here today by Coach Charles E. Dorais of Gonzaga University from the San Diego Recreation Club. The telegram and Athletic club, which was dispatched to the San Diego Recreation Club, said the opportunity had been extended because of Gonzaga's showing here last Saturday in defeating the University of Idaho, 14 to 7. Coach Dorais said he was considering the offer favorably.
London (A. P.)—Great Britain scrap no more warships under the Washington disarmament treaty until other nations have taken action and scrapped their quota, according to London (A. P.)—Irish bills ratifying the new Free State constitution and embodying other necessary legislation under the Anglo-American treaty.  Ireland's treaty
Britain Wants Action.

Arrangements given questioners in the house of commons today by Eyres Monsell, financial secretary to the admiralty.
Newberry's Successor Named. 