The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
PERSONAL

Wondrous personal possessions
Sarah Bernhardt-love trinkets, COZ
tunes from her famous roles, gres
pieces of furniture and even souver
IRIS, presented by worldwide cele
ton for debts. The fortune she mad
on the stage ebbed with her life. an
IL is announced that because of he
numerous heavy debts the entire col
lection must be disposed OF by tn
baili4.
United States Senator Knute Mel
son died ON Pennsylvania railroa,
train when on his way from Washing
ton to Chicago, where ne was to con
tinue ON his way to his home In Min.
nesota.
George r. James OF Memphis
Tenn, was appointed by President
Harding to be member of the fed.
eral reserve board. He succeeds
John r. Mitchell OF st. Paul, who re.
signed.
President Harding sent $50 to the
American Legion national head
quarters at Indianapolis as his con.
tribution to the permanent endow.
ment fund being raised by the legion
to provide for the annual decoration
of graves of $1,000 world war dead in
Europe each Memorial day.
Robert Cecil, representative for
South Africa In the league of nations
sailed on the Olympic after a
tour of the United States, which, he
said, had convinced him that Ameri-
cans, from Main street to Wall
street." were interested in the league
even though all were not converts.
Babe Ruth has taken on an added
incentive for busting" home runs
during May. Each time he knocks a
four-bagger a number of lawyers will
dig up either from the friends or
their own pockets $1,000 for the SAL
walton Army in New York.
Andrew ]. Goodhue, father-in-law
Of Vice President Collidge, died at
his home at Burlington. Vermont. He
was 20 years old. For many years
ne was a deacon in the Congrega-
.ional church of which Mrs. Coolidge
8 member.
A charter was issued to Mary
Roberts Rinehart, Inc, capital $780,
100. The object OF the corporation,
IS stated in the application is pro
ucing and writing books" The in
operators are Mrs. Rinehart, STAN
ey M. Rinehart and William Gordon
Buchanan, all OF Washington.
Ernest b. Schwab, ''model cashier"
Tho is alleged to have embezzled !
bout $4,000 from four Chicago |
Irms, has been arrested in Fresno, |
al, according to word received.
FOREIGN
Tho fighting for control of Canton
nd domination of the south between |
I'm Yta-Sun's constitutionalIsts and |
lie faction headed by Kwangsi lead
rs, apparently receiving support from
ome quarters in Picking, still con-
nues along the North and West
vers, with the issue In doubt, ac-
,rding to the latest advices reach
g Hong Kong.
A sweeping order, providing for the
of all coke in the Ruhr
as isued by General Degoutfe,
lad of the occupation forces. All
Ike by-products are included in the
der, which explains the action is
ken because Germany refused to
lfill the clauses of the treaty of
srsailles providing for deliveries of
al and coke and because there are
dications that the available coke
pply is diminishing.
The soviet foreign office announces
at Japan. through her representa-
q at Vladivostok, has proposed par
i renewal OF relations with Russia,
mewhat along the lines of the Rus ,
British trade agreement, which ,
'scow considers tanuamount to de
Ito recognition.
All discussion at Lausanne OF the
ench and American concessions in :
rkey has apparently been eliminat-
for the present The Near East
lference has decided to suspend
lsideration of all clauses OF the d
sft treaty dealing with concessions t
ading the outcome of the direct ne b
iations in Constantinople between
concession holders and the Otto O
n government. n
The second wedding in the British C
Ial family in little more than
lr took place in Westminster Abb 1,
: when the Duke OF York, second @
of King George and Queen Mary, 8
8 married to Lady Elizabeth
wes- Lyon, daughter OF the Earl q
Countess of Strathmore, an old .
noble Scottish family. The cere- =
ny was performed at noon in the
sence of a brilliant assembly. :
duel with cavalry sabres was A
ght at Rome by Deputy Giunta, sec :.