The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-09-29

Carmel, N. Y.-(A. P0-James A.
Stillman, former president of the
National City Bank, New York, was
denied a decree in his suit for abso-
lutte divorce against his wife, Anne
U. Stillman, and baby Guy Stillman
was declared a legitimate child, in
the findings of Daniel J. Gleason,
referee in the case, filed here today.
The referee confirmed Mrs. Stillmans S
charges that Stillman had misconduct
ted himself with Florence H. Leeds,
former Broadway chorus girl, and
that Mrs. Leeds had borne two chill
dren.
Through his mothers victory, Guy
Stillman retains the rights, as heir,
with his two brothers and his sister
to a $6,OOO,OOO trust fund created for
them by their grandfather, the late
James Stillman.
Ex-King Held Prisoner
Paris-(A. P.)-Ex-King Constan-.
tine is being held prisoner in Athens
pending arrangements for sending him
out of the country, according to mes
sages received in official quarters
here today.
British Commander and Pasha Confer
Constantinople- P0-Brigadier
General Sir Charles Harrington, COM
mander- -in-chief of the British forces
in the Dardanelles area, plans to
leave this afternoon for conference
with Mustapha Kemal Pasha, prob
ably at Mudania, on the sea of Mar
mora.
Japs Leave Siberia Mainland
Tokio-(A. P)-The Japanese evac-
uation of the Siberian mainland, op
posite the island of Sakhalien was
completed and the civil administrat-
ion of that territory Withdrawn, it is
here officially today.
Suggest Greek Cabinet
Athens-(A. P.)-After an al1-night |
session, the revolutionary committee |
decided to submit to King Georges the I
names of cabinet, with Alexander !
laimis premier and M. Politls min
ister of foreign affairs. Politis held
he foreign portfolio under Venizelos.
For minister of war the committee
selected General Charalambis; for
of the navy, Admiral Papa
:hristou Both were removed from
nents. Others names included Alex
ander Diomede, active Venizelist
eader.
Pasha Willing to Confer
Constantinop1e-(A. P)-Mustapha
|
telegram of Wednesday,,
ent message declaring his troops
would not advance further He states
hat he desires that no incidents
hou1d occur and he will see General
darlington as early as possible.
Vancouver Officials Robbed
Vancouver, B. CA. P)-City ,
'aymaster Schooley and Robert Arm
trong, of the city hall staff, were .
eld up and robbed of $4,000 by two
automobile bandits today. The rob-
ers escaped by making a dash :.
trough the business district. Schoo- !
ay had just left the city hall when )
he men assaulted them, and snatched g
he bag containing the money.
Maintains Insanity to the Last
Florence, Arizona-(A. P)-Theo !
ore West, maintaining to the last
is sham insanity, died on the gallows
t the Arizona state penitentiary here
1is morning. He was executed for
le murder of Lem Smith in Mohave
ounty in July, 1921.
Hearst Not Candidate
Syracuse, N. Y.-(A. P)-W. A. De- Y
,rd, William Randolph Hearst's per- \
,nal representative here, today gave Q
ut a message from Hearst request s
lg that his name not be allowed to !
q before the New York democratic +
ate convention. q
Express Confidence in VenizelOs
Paris-(A. P.)-F'ormer Premier c
received the following tele- v
ram here today: 'The revolutionary h
,mmittee expresses entire confidence t.
you, in charging you with the de-
nse of the national cause and solic-
S your immediate cooperation Ii
Britain Sends Ultimatum
London-(A. P)-The British gov !,
sent virtual ultimatum to a
ustapha Kemal Pasha, stating that
s troops must leave the Chanak =
ne. :
Freight Engine Explodes Z
Littlefalls, N. Y.-(A. PA freight :
gine on the West Shore railroad +