The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-03-30
PERSONAL.

suffering severely from blood poison
Ing. presumably the result of an in
sect bite.
The worlds nonstop dancing rec
ord now is claimed by a Marseilles
professor" who called it a day after
he had held the floor for "a hours
4 minutes and 8 seconds. He was
assisted by two young women pupils.
the first Of whom, Mile. Marcelle
Tref, danced 10 hours. 25 minutes and
Is seconds.
| Mayor James Rolph Jr. OF San
Francisco is prepared to name COM
mittee of twenty-five business and po-
litical leaders for the announced pur-
pose Of attempting to secure for San
Francisco both the Republican and
Democratic 1924 national conven-
lions.
Enforcement OF law equally against
all classes today stands out as a
factor on which depends towards adj
vancement of the nation, according to
Attorney General Daugherty, who ad-
| dressed the Florida Bar association
at Miami, through letter. MIR.
Daugherty was unable to attend the
bar meeting in person because of his
recent illness.
Lord George Henry II. Cholmond-
ely, the fourth Marquis of Cholmond-
eley, died ut Malpas, England. He
Is succeeded by his son, the Earl of
Rocksavage, a well-known polo and
tennis player.
DR.. Nihad Rechad Bey, former chief
OF Turkish propaganda in Paris. has
been appointed Turkish representa-
tive at Washington. according to ad-
vices from Angora.
United States Senator Wheeler OF
President Roosevelt for an extended
trip through Europe, during which he
will visit the Ruhr valley and Russia
to observe conditions.
Appearing old and feeble and frank
ly fearing that death will prevent the
completion of her really final APP
pearance." Sarah Bernhard is fever
ishly working to complete the motion
picture that will leave her inimitable
stage presence forever to posterity.
The farewell play in which Sarah is
appearing is called ia Voyante" and
is a paralyzed fortune-teller living in
Monte Martre in an attic with only
trained chimpanzee for a companion,
and Jacqueline, woman servant,
who cares for the apartment and
feeds the monkey.
George Herman Babe" Ruth has
been made defendant in a suit for
$4,000 brought by attorneys for Miss
Dolores Dixon who charges that the
baseball player assaulted her at var
ious times last summer, Ruth's at
torney has disclosed.
FOREIGN
Governor General Leonard Wood.
Manuel Quezon, president of the SEN
ate, and Manuel Roxas, speaker Of the
house, left Manila for the island of
Negroes to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY
of selling the six sugar centrals now
operated under the management OF
the Philippines national bank.
1t was reported that the Japanese
government is preparing to send a
protest to Washington against the
continued insistence of United States
Minister Schurman, at Picking, that
the Chinese-American wireless con-
tract be completed. Japan has lodged
protests with the Picking government
against the American contract, claim
Ing prior concessions.
The French cabinet has created a |
new post, that of under secretary OF |
finance, as a step toward increasing |
The efficiency of the financial admin
stration and the collection Of taxes.
Deputy D'Aubigny has been appointed
20 the post.
A sensational story Of plot by an
irish republican organization to muir
Ter British cabinet ministers and
commit other outrages Is printed by
he London Daily Sketch. The news
paper connects the alleged scheme
With the activities OF Irishmen re-
;ently arrested in Great Britain. 1t
'ays that the persons marked for as
included Premier Lonar
Jaw, David Lloyd George and Sir
lamar Greenwood.
Joseph Smeets, the well known
German separist leader was seriously
Wounded by an unidentified assailant,
Who escaped. Smeets secretary was
Tiled in the attack.
Forty French soldiers are reported
. have been killed in a train wreck
L the Ruhr valley according to a
ispatch from Friermersheim when a
french troop train collided with
reight near that city.
Foreign Intervention to obtain the
Increase of Lord Mayor thinner
mann of Buer, whom the French are
olding as a hostage, is sought in a