Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 33

WFEFLES SUT | *AGAIST TOM M Cowboy Actor Has Deserted Her, Divorce Plea in West Sets Forth. B the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, December 12—A @divorce suit on file here today asserted Tom Mix, hard-riding, quick-shooting ©owboy of the screen and the circus, had' galloped away from home and didn't intend to come back. Mrs. Victoria Mix, in filing the suit yesterday, said Mix left November 26 and by way of emphasizing his state- ment that he would not be back twirled & loaded gun on his trigger finger in %iid West fashion. She was greatly grightened, she said. Mix had left home several times be- and upon his return declined, his wife charged, to reveal where he had en. During the-last absence their 8-year- old daughter, Tomisina, became ill, Mrs. Mix said, and but for the fact that through “gossip” she learned he had been spending most of his time at Agua Caliente and at a Hollywood Hotel she would not have been able to summon him to the child’s beside. While Mix always was a hero on the screen, his wife pitcured him as a dif- ferent’ character outside the films, He treated her with “extreme cruelty” for the past five years, she charged. “Mr. and Mrs. Mix were married in Riverside, Calif., in 1918. In suing for divorce, Mrs. Mix asked the custody of their child. The actor transferred to his_wife in Tanuary, 1928, property val- ued at $100,000, including their Bev- erly Hills home. The film cowboy was married to his first wife, Mrs. Olive Stokes Mix. “daughter of a cattleman, in 1909, at Medora, N. Dak. She divorced him in Avril, 1917, charging desertion. Mix now is in New York. S e U. S. CONSUL SUSPECTS PLOT BY IMMIGRANTS ¥nforms Warsaw Government of Scheme for Entering U. S. on False Marriage Ceritficates. By the Associated Press. WARSAW, Poland, December 12. ~—The American consulate is suspicious that an organization exists.to smuggle immigrants into the United States with false marriage certificates and has asked the Polish government to investigate. The consulate became suspicious when it had a great many applications for visas from men professing to be the husbands of American women. ANTI-SMOKING SIGNS OUSTED AT MISSOURI U. Action Affecting Administrative Building Taken on Orders of President Williams. By the Associated Press. COLUMBIA, Mo, December 12.—No Jonger will the student with a cigarette or pipe have to dodge the professor as he enters the University of Mis- souri Administrative Building. Signs prohibiting smoking have been ordered down by President Walter ‘Williams. Men! COME HERE FOR SPECIAL TROUSERS To Match Odd Coats Wie have a com- plete stock of special trousers alwavs on hand. Just bring i your odd coat or vest. 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Houbigant's “Au Matin,” in a charming modern box Many other perfumes are included—Miro-Dena’s “Chan- tecler,” Coty’s perfumes and sets, Houbigant’s perfumes and sets, Rigaud’s “Un Air Embaume,” Roger et Gallet's “D’Argent” and Bourjois, €ach v ....v.uusisrensioe.$8 ‘Torrz, Goons, Afimi‘\l Fmst FLOOR, A ’ " % ,