The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-15

Mann, who for upwards of 25 years
had exerted here his great influence
as leader.
Congress put "off the old and on
he new" with the ending of the
special session, which had been called
primarily to consider the shipping bill,
and the converting of the regular
statutory December session. The
change in congressional fashions was
made within ten minutes, the extra
session begun two weeks ago adjourn
ing at IL 80 o'clock and the new be
ing called to order at high noon Mon.
day.
Divergent opinions between Central
american countries as to the desira-
>ility of discussing here the question Of
political union of all five nations
zane to the surface Immediately on the
opening OF the six-power conference on
Central American affairs called by iu~
vitation Of President Harding.
A split has developed in President
Harding's cabinet ever the proposed
merger of the Armour and Morris
backing interests. Secretary of Agri-
rnlture. Wallace. In charge of the en-
forcement of all packer control laws.
is strongly opposed to the consol-
dalton.
The United States governments suit
to regain extensive timber lands
tracts from the Greg Lumber com,
>any was decided against the govern
nent by the United States supreme
court at Washington, according to the
Information made public.
Freight car shortage is continuing
to disappear according to the car
way association, though 1t reached re-
cord peaks in recent weeks. On Nov
eI,ber Is the shortage was los, 236 cars
compared with ia, 49S cars which
were needed November s and could
not be supplied.
FOREIGN
Fifty persons have been killed in
-ioting in Smyrna, following expulsion
II Greeks. Previous dispatches from
ithens declared that Turks and Greeks
alike were staging violent demonstra'
lions in favor of return of the Greek
exiles. Civilians clashed with Renal
list troops resulting ic so casualties
the Athens dispatches said. Turks
md Greeks protesting expulsion Of the
after claim that the policy is wipina
nut the social and economic life of the |
,ity and territory.
Prince Andrew of Greece. bother OF |
he deposed King Constantine, was |
sentenced to lifelong exile and mill |
airy degradation for having disobey- |
ID orders during the recent war with |
Turkey when he had military COLI. |
nand. The verdict came after Prince
Andrew had been on trial by high |
military tribunal.
Bandits are creating reign of ter
or on the Shantung peninsula. Bust
Tess is palayzed and foreigners are
1eeing for their lives, according to
dvices.
An official decree has been issued
t Rome dismissing on January j all
Italian consuls, vice consuls and con-
ular agents who are not OF Italian
They are to be replaced
" italian citizens except where suit
BILE candidates can not be obtained in
which case the appointment of for
igners will be considered, the pres J
mt holders receiving priority.
Miss Mary MacSwiny, who was re-
eased from Mount Joy prison at Dub .
IN, the Odd day of her hunger strike,
act there sister Annie in private :
ospital. Annie weakened by sew .
raj DAYS Of fasting outside the pris-
n gates, collapsed when she saw her
lister, but quickly recovered and was
AIKEN to another hospital on
tretcher.
Russia and Turkey. working togeth-
r are expected to make a strong pair
t lausanne and other delegates to the
1
n the effect of the combination.
Leading ladies and popular gen.
es OF Berlln's theatrical world, clad
silks satins and furs are pacing up
nd down in front OF certain OF the
tiles principal play houses as pick
Is in sympathy with the strike of
age artists.
A commission of sixteen Americans,
opointed at the recent convention of
le Southern Commercial congress to
remote better trade relations beween
exico and the United States have ar
we'd at Mexico City.