The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-21

Leeds-(A. P.)-Former Premier
Lloyd George, speaking at a great
meeting of the coalition liberals here
this afternoon, declared that the
"banner Of party strife" had beer
hoisted at the recent meeting of the
conservatives at the Carlton club
which voted against continuing the
coalition.
"It is for the people of the country
to decide whether the party comes
first or the nation first" he declar-
ed 81 stand for the people,"
Promises No Disorder
Constantinople-(A P)-The new
Turkish military governor of eastern
Thrace, Rafet Pasha, has given as
surances to the Allied generals that
the Kemalist gendarmarie and army
will commit no excesses upon the
taking over of the province but will
strive to preserve order.
Evacuate Dominican Republic
Washington-(A. P)-The state
department made public today the
plans for the evacuation Of the Do
minican republic by the American
military forces and announced that
the proclamation had been formally
agreed to, by which the provisional
government is to be established.
According to the terms of the pro-
cIamation, which is to be posted to-
morrow throughout the republic by
Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robinson,
military governor, the withdrawal of
the American Marines will begin as
soon as the provincial government
ratifies the executive orders and the
laws of the American administration
in the island.
Mail Clerks Enter Pleas
Council Bluffs, Ia.-(A. P)-Five
more of the Al railway clerkss charg-
ed with stealing from the mails at
the Union Pacific terminal here and
held for grand jury investigation,
pleaded not guilty and waived pre-
Iiminary hearings before the United
States commission today.
Denies POthier Bail
Providence, R. la. P0-Federal
Judge Brown today denied bail to
ROLAND R. Pothier, former army SER
geant, charged with the murder of
Major Alexander H. Cronkhite at
Camp Lewis. The court stated that
if the defense in it's fight against re-
movaI proceedings should show cir
cumstances that would warrant the
court in granting bail, the order
would be reconsidered.
Congress Called Nov. 20
Washington-(A. P.)-The predic-
ton that Congress will be called in
special session about November 20
was made by Representative Camp
bell, republican from Kansas, today
after a conference with President
Harding. Campbell indicated that
no call will be made until after cleo
ton.
Peace Conference Nov. IL
Paris-(A. P.)-The near eastern
peace conference date has been def
initely fixed for November 13 at Lau-
same, Switzerland, by the final ex-
change of messages by France Great /.
Britain and Italy. Invitations will
be sent out Immediately. The Brit
ish cabinet crisis, it is said, will not
interfere with this final arrange
ment.
Eastern Football Scores
Following are football scores on
eastern collegiate games as sent oul
" the Associated Pres at 1:3O Mos
,ow time: st. John college, 27, George
university, O.; Harvard,
"A, Centre, 8, Second period
Princeton, 6, Maryland, 8, (first per-
od); Ohio State, 0, Michigan, 8,
first PERIOD Iowa, o, Illinois, 0,
first period Navy Z, Georgia Tech,
], (first period.
Murderer COnfesses Crime
Aztec, N. MA. P)-Sheriff
Wynn, who executed Steve Katonka
for the murder of two
axicab drivers, today said he had
he confession of Katonka to two
ther murders, one in Ell Paso, Tex
s. and other in Uniontown, Pa. Sher
If Wynn declined to make the CON
essiOn public. 1T is said that the
onfession implicated Mrs. Katonka,
7ho is under a sentence of from five
o 80 years for the same murders for
which her husband hanged.
Four Men Killed I,
Chicago-(A. P)-Four men, en- !,
loyed by the Chicago, Aurora and
,lgin railroad. were instantly killed