The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-07

ConstantinOple, CA. P.)-French,
British and Italian, head dragoman
here informed representatives of the
Turkish national government, that the
Greeks are ready to evacuate Asia
Minor if an immediate armistice is
granted, the Havas agency announces.
They suggested that officers delegat-
ed by Athens and Angora govern
ments meet at Yarindja.
Turks 80 Miles From Smyrna
Paris, Ca P.)-The Turkish ad-
vance guard is now less than thirty
miles from Smyrna, according to the
latest advices from Angora. The
Greek losses since the opening of the
campaign are estimated at fifty
thousand, including $4,000 prisoners,
and the remainder killed or wounded.
AngOra reports the capture of the en-
tire Greek army corps of the southern
group.
Turk Advances Confirmed
Constantinop1e, "a. P.)-Turkish
official communique received here
confirms the conclusion of the first
phase of operations in the southern
sector and the provisional suspension
of the Turkish offensive against the
Greeks. Two American submarine
chasers have been dispatched to
Mudania, port of Brusa, where two
British and one French restroyers are
also sent to protect lives of minori-
ties. A British warship removed the
British residents of zokia, fifty miles
south of Smyrna, the fall of which
was expected hourly.
Flying ParsOn Killed
Rutland, Vermont, CA. P.)-Lieut
enant Belvid w. Maynard, known as
"the flying parson," was killed while
flying at the Rutland fair today.
No Conferences in Session
Washington, CA. P.)-There are no
conferences now in progress between
leaders of the railroad strikers and
railroad presidents, and none have
been held since the formal gatherings
In New York last month, was assert
ed today by J. P. Noonan, chief of the
brotherhood of electrical engineers,
one of the seven rail unions on ma
,ional strike.
Make Additional Indictments
Marion, I'LL, CA. Traditional in
lictments will be voted by the special
grand jury investigating the Herrin
massacre. Some of these indictments
nay be returned late today, it is said.
The number voted could not be learn
I'd.
Senate Passes Anti -Profiteering Bill
Washington, CA. P.)-The senate
ate today passed and sent to con-
erence with the house the anti-profit-
ering coal bill by a vote of forty to
even The amendment was included
from the proposed law con-
racts made prior to July 25, past,
rovided contracts do not specify
rices higher than So per ton at the
mines.
McAdOO Out for Presidency
New York, CA. P.)-William G. Nc
doc, former secretary of the treasury,
) an avowed candidate for the demo-
ratio prudential nomination in 1924,
William c. Lyons of Denver, sergeant
arms for the last three democratic
declared here today
government Will Not Push Injunction
Washington, CA. P.)-Attorney Gen
raj Daugherty today sent for Senator
orah, republican, of Idaho, chairman {
f the senate labor committee, and
fter conference regarding the Chica
o injunction, indicated that the gov
rnment would not insist in next Mon
ay's hearing on the permanent i'll
lnction on the provisions alleged to
urb the freedom of speech.
abOr United on Impeachment Charge
New York, CA. P.)-Support of the ]
Federation of Labor in its {
tempt to gain the impeachment of {
ttorney General Daugherty and Fed
al Judge Wilkerson, of Chicago, for
leir part in the issuance of the rail |
junction, was pledged by Samuel
federation president, in
legram received today from Atlantic
ity by the Central trades and labor :
)uncil
Government Sues for Dye Patents =
Washington, CA. P.)-Suit in equity n
sainst the Chemical Foundation to i
scover the German patents sold by