The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-03


the United States during the second
year of prohibition enforcement legis-
lation. as compared with the first
years record. is reported.
Commissioner Thompson of the ship
ping board notified Chairman Lasker
Of his intention to place his resigna-
ton in the hands of the president, but
has agreed to continue as q member of
the board until congress has disposed
of the pending merchant marine leg
islation.
Tentative plans for an attempted
flight of army airplanes around the
world have been under consideration
for some months by air service Off
Gals, it was learned.
campaign TO discourage the use of
small sized cards and envelopes, it is
declared are responsible for incalucu-
able delay during the Christmas rush
of postal business.
There are twenty three women seek
ing seats in congress at the elections
next month. Twenty-one are candi-
dates for the house of representatives
and two for the senate. All have men
opposed to them ami all are making
an active campaign.
Ocean steamers which sailed from
foreign ports Monday for the United
States faced the necessity of carefully
computing the amount of alcoholic
beverages on board against the mile
age shown by the ships daily log. The
last stein and decanter must be emp
tied before the ship crosses the three
mile line.
The state department made public
Monday plans for the evacuation of
the Dominican republic by American
military forces and announced that a
proclamation had been agreed to by
which provisional government would
be established.
FOREIGN
A warrant for the arrest of Bella
Kun. former head of the Hungarian
soviet government. which was domi-
nant in Hungary for a short time after |
the war, has been issued by the fed |
eral police department. Bella Kun is |
reported to be in hiding in Switzer-
land with a false Swiss passport
According to the fastest report, the
former governmental officers and mill
tary chiefs of Greece arrested by the
revoluntioniJts at the time of the de-
thronement of King Constantine will
be tried by an extraordinary court
martial
The speech of Colonel Harvey,
American ambassador to the court of
st. James, on "have women souls"
caused an uproad in the London
press.
Great Brtiain's new Tory cabinet,
headed by Premier Andrew Bonar
Law have formally taken office and
began to function. At the same time
The privy council issued a proclama-
ion dissolving parliament.
The new Irish constitution passed
is third and final reading in the Dali
Cream. Deputy John Mllroy describ-
ID the documents as the greatest
for ireland since the battle of
ale.
Several regretable incidents have
ccurred In eastern Thrace despite the
resence of allied military detach-
lents. SAYS statement by ShaKlr
ey, the first made public since his
ppointment as civil governor of
brace for the Turkish nationalist
overnment.
Four Free Staters were killed and r
rec wounded In a bomb attack on I
otor car at Ferry Carrig, County o
oxford, Ireland.
Serious property damage and the
50 of at least one life by forest fires ;,
az reported from Holdar. Canada,
ut seventy miles northwest Of Ed /,
Dnton.
No general election for many years .
s presented such unpredictable prob !"
ms for solution. One of the weekly ~
views declares that it will turn upon !
3 simple question on for or against =.
oyd George, and therefore will be =, -
rely personal contest. a.
n the near future every shift OF coal
ners will take down into the nine
d hang up In the level where they if
rk an instrument which can be set sa
sound an alarm, by bell or horn, at in
Y percentage figure Of admixture Of az
Al gas or firedamp. 90,
Wing Ty, a Chinese girl IL years
|. committed suicied by drowning niS
len her mother spanked her for co
bling her hair and cutting her e'i