The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-23

Smyrna, CA. P.)-The seat Of the
Turkish Nationalist government was
virtually transferred here Saturday
from Angora. The cabinet is holding
council of war proceeding but moth
ing can be learned regarding it's de-
cision. Communication with Angora
and Constantinop1e is greatly hamp
arrival of further American relief
supplies in Constantinople has 81 eat1y
ameliorated the condition of the sur
vivors there.
Great Britain's Policy
London, A. P.)-Great Britain's pol
icy in the Near East is to establish the
freedom of the Dardanelles under the
supervision of the League of Nations
Premier Lloyd George declared Satur-
day in a statement to newspaper
men.
Request No Action
Constantinople, CA P.-The Frenvh
government has sent a wireless mess
age to Mustapha KemaI Pasha request
ing him not to take any action until
the arrival of a special French ennis
sary, it was learned here Saturday.
Conference Agreed on Note
Paris, CA P)-The Allied confer
ence on the Near East agreed Satur-
day to send a joint note to the Angora
government assuring the return or
Constantinop1e to the Turks and de-
manding the freedom of the straits. 1t
is believed that the note will also Of
fer the restoration of Adrianople aid
Thrace to Turkey under certain con-
ditiOnS.
Turks BOmbard Islands
Constantinop1e, CA P)-Turkish
Of hon, "a rdQd Saturday the
Greek islands of Chios and Mytilene,
off the Asia Minor coast in the Aegean
sea.
Soviet War Preparations
Riga, CA. PIT was reported Sat
urday on apparently good authority
that the Russian Soviet council for
labor and defense had ordered the
preparation of the maximum quantity
of rolling stock available for the trans
portation of troops and munitions. 1T
was declared that the portion OF
freight cars intended for PetrOgrad,
Reval and Riga had already been di-
verted.
Seek Wage Increase
Chicago, CA. P.)-Pay increases ar-
fecting members of the Railroad Sig
nal Mems organization of AZ railroads
and subsidiaries are to be sought be-
fore the United States labor hoard on
Monday by President Helt Of the un-
ion. The union is asking for a vir-
tua1 return of war time wages and
working conditions.
X-Ray Examination Taken
Washington, CA. P.-An X-Ray ex-
to determine accurately the
progress made by Mrs. Harding in re-
covering from her illness was made
today by Brigadier General Sawyer,
White House physician and chief of
staff of the medical officers. Sawyer
said that no new complications had
arisen.
Arrested for Plotting
London, CA. Pm. Grivas, under
secretary of state in the Venizelos
has been arrested on charge
of plotting against the state and the
present regime, according to an Athens
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Saturday DR.. Koryl1Os, former uni
versity professor, has been arrested
on a similar charge, the dispatch
stated.
Cox Decries Tariff
Cleveland, CA. P.)-When asked
what the issue will be in 1922, Former
Governor J. M. Cox of Ohio, democrat
c nominee for president in 1920, de-
clared here Saturday, in the first ad-
1ress since his return from an ex-
,ensive tour of Europe, that the
people this year will be asked to elect
a congress that will undo the pres |
,nt tariff monstrosity.'
Judge Grants Injunction
Chicago, CA. P.)-Federal Judge /
Wilderson on Saturday granted At |
orney General Daugherty's petition
or a nationwide temporary injunc-
ion against the striking railway shop
nen. WilkersOn in a lengthy review
If the case said that the defendants
;ould not deny the knowledge and
for the widespread vio-