Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-22
NEWS BRIEFS

New Haven, Gonna conference be-
tween President Angel of Yale Uni
versity and so prominent members Of
the student body. at which the ques-
ton of the control of drinking at the
college was discussed, was held here
early this week. it was learned last
night. Cooperation between the facul-
~ and students in aiding consideration
for the prohibition laws was suggested.
Jcsup. La.-Forty persons were in
jured none seriously, when seven Pull
man cars of passenger train No. So,
southbound, on the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad. turned over between Allen
hurst and Mcintosh last night.
Santiago Chilc-(By y. P)-AIanuel
Rivas Vicuna. Chilean dc legate to the
League of Nations, who recently re-
turned home, yesterday accepted an
invitation by President Ales5andri to
form new cabinet 10 take the place of
that headed by Luis Isquierdo, which
resigned Dec. /. 1t is expected that
the new ministers will take the oath Of
office today.
Warsaw By A. P)-General Sikor-
ski, who took over the premiership aft
or the assassination of President Ga
briel Narutowicz, presented his rcsig-
nation today to President Stanislas
Wojcicchowski. Poland's new chief ex-
ccutivc. in conformity with constitu-
tional practice. The new president re-
fused to accept the resignation and
General S!korski's cabinet remains in
power.
Lopdon-Times arc hard in Oberam-
mergau as; a consequence of the marks
depreciation. but the Passion players
arc enduring poverty rather than sac
rifice the traditions Of so many years
by accepting the offers CT motion pic
ture companies and theatrical mama
gers to give their play abroad :
Washington.-(By A. P.)-For-
mer Premier Clemenceau's visit add
ca S2o,OoO to the American Field
Service Fellowships Fund. Steven
Bonsal, who managed the tour. an
nounced today. The amount is the
surplus of money received frC m
lectures and newspaper articles by
"The Tiger after defraying the eX-
penses of his trip
NIpN ~. - uS
by German trade commission that
a committee of American business
men headed by Herbert Hoover visit
Germany to undertake 4 thorough
survey of economic conditions as the
basis of new reparations treaty,
was seen here today as the proba BILE
starting point of rumors as to Amer
ianr inf in hn ~,
problem.
Wenatchee. Wash--Pictures show
ing Fatty" Arbuckle will not be
permitted to be exhibited in Wenat-
chez, according to George Seaman,
chairman of the motion picture CEN
soring committee of the city coun-
Gil
st. Nazaire. France-(By A. P.)-
The steamer Vintilis foundered early
today with the loss of nine of the
crew after having been cut in two by
the Norwegian freighter Asturias.
Plymouth. Mass.-Plymouth today
observed Forefathers' Day in men,
DRY of the Pilgrims who landed at
Plymouth Rock 302 years ago from
the Maytiower.
Walla. Walla. Wash.-Pictures
showing Roscoe Arbuckle will con-
tinue to be barred here, according to
Mayor Ben +. Hill. The sentiment
against Arbuckle has not changed
here and l see no reason for allow
ing his pictures to be exhibited" he
declared.
observation-disclosures 80
the city OF undesirables in cam
paign to stamp out hold ups and
other crimes resulted last night and
carly today in Is additional men be-
ing taken into custody down town.
The suspects We're questioned by the
police. Eighteen men were taken in
previous nights.
Mrs. +. \. De Calvo, who renres-
ented Panama at the recent women's
conference in Baltimore, has issued
a call urging all members of her sex
in the country to unite in supporting
the measure.
Warsaw-(By A. P.)-The govern
ment has given orders that prohibit
ton be strictly enforced until after
the funeral Of the late President Mar
utowicz on Friday. The body of the
chief executive will be
temporarily buried in Warsaw Cath
edral.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Orange growers
nave appealed to Lloyds for insur-
ance Tor their crops against frost,
according to officials Of the Califor-
MIA Fruit Growers Exchange. Wheth-
or Lloyd's will assume such a risk
has not been announced, but .ex-
change officials said they believed the
underwriting would be done.