Shoshone journal., 1923-07-13
PERSONAL

MarsDai foch declared In an lns
u pendence day message received
national headquarters OF the legi
$ at indianapolis.
Captain Donald B. Macmillan, A
tic explorer, and his picked crew
six sailed for the far north on Il
n Bowdoin on another long cruise, II
primary object Of which is to dete
mine. II possible. whether anoths
ice age" is in the process of formi
ton. The advance OF glaciers tn
last seventy years has indicated thil
and Macmillan hopes to bring bac
the scientific proof
Rear Admiral Edward w. Eberl
gave up command OF the battle flee
OF the United States navy Saturday
10 Rear Admiral s. S. Robson Will
imposing ceremonies aboard the bat.
tleship California. now in San Fran
cisco bay. Rear Admiral Eberle will
depart for Washington to become
chief of naval operations.
General j. G. Gomez first vice presi-
dent Of Venezuela was assassinated
IN bed Saturday night says bulletin
from Caracas.
Walter Warwick, of Cincinnati, has
resigned as assistant secretary of the
budget, 10 becc me financial agent Of
the Panama government, it was an
nounced at the treasury department.
Warwick was formerly comptroller Of
the treasury.
Or. George Ellery Hale, director of
the Mount Wilson observatory, Cali
tornia, has been relieved at his own
request OF active duties and appointed
honorary director, and DIR. Walter
Sidney Adamas, his assistant has
'een made director in charge of oper-
ltions.
Matthew S. Browning, 63 years of
ge, former mayor of Ogden and |
'rominent capitalist and industrial
uilder, dropped dead In his law Of
ices Of heart failure.
President Masaryk of Czecho-Slo-
aka was taken suddenly i'll in
geria while touring northern Africa
Or his health. Because of his age,
is condition is regarded as serious.
Former Secretary of State Robert
ansing. who has been seriously i'll
ith dibetes. his responded favorable
insulin treatment, 1t was learned.
lnsing was treated by DR.. Sterling
uffin, one OF former president Wood
ow Wilson's physicians. c
FOREIGN q
A monument in honor of American
lunteers in the FL ench army who
It their lives in the world war was I
yelled Wednesday in the Place des i
ats Unis at Paris. d
The metal workers union at Ber-
respecting a wage award of the d
mister of labor. has proclaimed a Il
ieral strike. The carpenters have e
o decided to cease work. thus hold L
up building operations. p'
All passengers and crew of the
amer Advance. which went ashore Il
Shut-ln island near Halifax in a Ii
lse fog, were taken off safely by CT
boats. The vessel later broke in th
{.
he first seizures under General nc
ioutte's decree giving the occupa er
forces power to take over pri TO
e property for reparation purposes ma
e announced Monday. Three La
ITS were taken over by the French,
first being branch of the Krupp Tt
motive works at Segeroth, a little XII
ion near Essen. pa
fifteen persons were injured when I'M
Deyiscaya car, in the automobile TIC
Id prix at Toures France faileo
make the hairpin turn on the first tb.
nd. The car hooked Its rear an,
el on a post, swung against a nv
g and then ran into tree mean wa
slueSNlpnG the crowd. 81
pan has decided to approach 7
rica and Great Britain with n an,
OF reaching a triparty agreement i,
the provisns of the
hington naval treaty. without
ting ratification by France. 1t was '
rted confidently In Japanese fro
papers. which print statements fun
we'd TO be reliable. strI
number OF Belgium soldiers were 90,
Saturday by the explosion OF a
bomb In passenger ear OF B
carrying Belgian Soldiers on ster
back 10 Belgian from the OF
cate
eons'itutionalist army OF sun
en- on the North river front is -
icing and has Occupied Yineiak ed a
which the Kwangsi troops re- ly n
q, according % ed,ices received was
king men
ds o. masked men az sydney