New-York tribune., 1921-05-09
Mrs. Stillr1larl
Will Call Son
And Daughter
lanes A. Jr. and Anne Said
To Be on Witness List of
i Mother. With Many of Her
Friends and Employees
sociesyW omanNewFactor
aTsy Be Named i'm Amended
Reply Which Attorneys
Will Consider Tomorrow

James A. Stiillnan jr., who Is seven
.sen years old, and his sister. Anne.
tuo years older, are TO be called TO
.ss witness stand in the divorce suit
;sstituted by their father. James A.
s.illran, formerly president of the
National City Bank, it was said yester-
aav to testify in defense Of their
mesher, Mrs. Anne urquhsrt Stillman,
sna of their infant brother, Guy,
chose legitimacy Mr.. Stillman has
challenged.
Attorneys FOR Mrs. seillman are said
te tevs .h.,, ..nsa tssir nlan to con
sui oelease along lines which would
spsre her friends and relatives all the
publicity possible and to have decided
Ia call her two eldest children as wit
nesses and more than thirty of her
syiends and members of her household.
Mrs. Stiliman's amended answer TO
her husbands complaint is to be
framed tomorrow when her attorneys
assemble for what Is regarded as the
most important conference they have
held since the action was started.
Tbev will consider various alleged
andings and select from the mass of
saaterial what is TO be included In the
reply,
May Name Society Woman
There has been no decision reached
sn any one new allegation. That wom-
An other than Mrs. Florence Lawior-
Leeds may be named Is admitted, but
: report that ten women, or any other
stated number, will be named ia said
Ia be without authority. There is rea-
son 20 believe that one society woman
will be mentioned in the amended an
aver. Others who may be involved are
reported 20 be former chorus girls or
dancers.
Attorneys for M. Stillrnan have
never denied that he was fond Of dane
Ing, or that he met and danced with
many women sc various social affairs.
Il will be denied By his counsel. how
ever that his relations with women
were other than merely cordial and
friendly.
When the hearing before Referee
Daniel ]. Gleason is resumed May Is,
Al the rooms Of the Bar Association,
Il Ia reported the defense immediately
viii move further 20 amend Mrs. Still
mans answer. and that the answer now
in process of compilation will be ready
for presentation 10 tho court at that
time.
# all the available exhibits are used
the record will be more Voluminous
than any similar case within the mem
CRY Of veteran lawyers. Already eight
letters Exhibits A TO Fl have been en-
tered. The defense Is said to possess
4 large number of other letters de-
clsred to have been written by Fred
Beauvais, Indian guide, charged by the
plaintiff with being the father of Mrs.
Stillman's twenty nine months old
son Guy Besides these missives there
are numerous photographs which have
been taken by both sides.
There is one we'll known society
woman, herself divorcee after a Bit
Ter legal battle with her husband, who
II is said will be willing witness for
Mrs. Stillman: She has never been
mentioned so far in the case, even as
a witness, but is reported to have ad-
vised with Mrs. Stillman and to have
given the latter the benefit Of her own
experience in litigation.
Beauvais May Fave Attorney
It Is believed by many in New York
that Fred Beauvsis. whose brother is
looking after his rights In the Stillman
case, will send an attorney from Can
ada to represent him at the hearing
here and to protect his rights and as
sist Arthur.
Members Of governing bodies Of tina
National and the New York State as
sociations Of osteopaths are framing
charges OF unethical conduct against
Hugh Russell, of Buffalo, who testified
that Mrs. Stillman had told him that
Fred Beauvais was her unborn baby's
father. The osteopaths will charge
that their profession nas been injured
as result Of Russeli's testimony. New
sersey osteopaths have drawn resolu-
items eondemning Russell and asking