Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-23

fpttTs, having Deen unable 10 deter
y mine who are the twelve greatest wo
n men in the United States. asked the
X women's joint congressional commit.
e tee 10 make the selection. The wo.
a mems joint congressional committee
$ also feels its limitations In the mat
ter and announcement was made that
five prominent men VIII be asked to
assist an equal number of women
, from the congressional committee in
J determining who are Americas great
est women.
Adolphus Busch III, brewer. was
praised for his stand regarding en-
forcement of prohibition on shipping
board vessels, and Chairman Lasker
OF the shipping board was denounced
for allowing the sale Of intoxicants
on the ships outside the three-mile
| Washington, y. c.. superintendent of
Washington. ID. c.. superintendent Of
the International Reform bureau.
Americas export trade suffered an
other decline during May. dropping
from the total of S31S,000,OOO reported
for April to $30S.000OOO. Imports,
however. Increased In May to 1854, co.,
600. as compared with S217 100000 for
April
A thousand prohibition agents con-
centrated on the Florida coast could
not break up the rum-running navy
Whose miniature fleets bear liquor to
American shores, high government Of
ficials admitted.
Appeals were made to the senate
commerce commission for an appropri-
alton which would permit removal OF
the shoals OF Siulaw river, Oregon,
which, the committee was told. had |
resulted In handicapping river traffic
with the consequent holding up Of
milling operations In the district.
FOREIGN
New creamerles and cheese factories
are under constructionln all sections
of tho Canadian provinces. These adj
ditional facilities are necessary in the
handling of western Canada's steadily
increasing dairy output.
The Russian Communist party has
formally confirmed Its transition
from red to pink, in conformity with
the new economic policy OF the Krem-
lin, at Its eleventh national congress.
at Moscow
Fire cracker makers In China have
been given an increase in wages.
The United States navy transport
Henderson, carrying Edwin DENLY,
secretary of the navy. and members
n the Annapolis class of 1881 TO a
lass reunion at Toxic, has arrived at
Honolulu.
Steamer service between Pacific
coast Ports and Europe has been es-
ablished.
Resumption OF international money
rider service with Hungary June Is
5 announced IN the current number
Il the Postal Bulletin.
Only about three hundred and fifty
housand aliens can be allowed entry
o the United States during the next
ear
ihe National Christian conference
Of missionaries and Chris
AN workers OF all dernonina-
ons. which recently closed its
'ssions ut Toxic. unanimously voted
organize the Japan national Chris.
In council. placing the leadership
church work In Japan In the hands
japanese.
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