Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

, plicity In rum running, have been
sentenced to terms Of from four
months to a year at the naval pris-
on at Portsmouth, n. H., the Asbury
Park Press announced today. Sem
fences were imposed after the find-
ings of the court had been approved
by General Lincoln C.. Andrews.
1 New York, Sept. Is - up - Mrs.
Susan Morgan Hicks, wife of Fred
erick c. Hicks. professor Of law at
| Columbia University. was found dead
in her bedroom today from what is
believed to have been an overdose of
some drug. She left an unsigned
pote indicating that she had become
tired of suffering from nervous af-
Fiction. She was 80 years Of age.
Washington Courthouse, Ohio,
Sept. 15-R-Roxie Stinson, d.
vorced wife of the late Jesse W..
Smith. and who gave sensational
evidence in the senate during the in
vestigation of the attorney generals
| office under Harry NJ Daugherty,
was married at Covington, KY, Sept.
3. to Philip e. Brast, an oil operator,
she announced here today on her
return from New York.
New York, Sept, 14-fP)-AIystery
today continued to cloak the separa-
ton in Brazil of the two women
1 members OF the Field Museum expe-
dition. Mrs Marshall Field, wife Of
/ the hacker of the expedition, return
ed yesterday with the expedition, but
! Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. her
woman friend. and wife of. the nat
uralist, it was learned, has remained
/ behind in Brazil The reason for the
separation could not be learned.
Washington, Sept. 15-(P)-Senator
| t. Fl. Caraway. Democrat, Arkansas,
| favors the return to America of the
bodies of the United States soldier
dead who are buried in France, he
told the Washington Post today, be-
cause insults have been written on
the little white crosses over their
graves. On his return to the capital
from a European trip during which
he attended the interparliamentary
union sessions at Geneva, he said
that ITO Hell with America" and
! vulgar. expressions of every charac-
ter have been inscribed on the eros
ses.
Rome. Sept. 15-[P)-Orders issued
| W 'iiC Il eSSiot patty ny It's directory
today refer yehemently to the French
attitude in refusing to accept any
responsibility in the case of Gino Luz
cetti, who came from France to make
his attempt against the life OF Prem
Ter Mussolini. The orders say in
/ part: 1.-THE land OF France for
whose safety some of our 100000 war
dead fell, has been for years the most
hospitable land for all those Matching
I in their perfidious hearts hatred
against italy"
: Chicago. Sept. 15-Pl-Charles
Edison. son of Thomas A. Edison,
who has just been made president of
the Edison industries, during visit
here, announced that to compete with
the radio, the monograph industry
| would shortly offer a 40 minute rec
ord. my father has been working
on the long playing record for two
years" he said. 1T will play 20
, minutes to each side Lonm recital
programs that formerly required an
album of records. may then be COL
lected on a single disc" said Mr..
! Edison.
London, Sept DISQUALIFICATION
, has been attracted by poem in
! Rudyard kiplings new book, Debts
and Credits published tee OBJ
viously referring to Americas part
in the World war and her postwar
attitude, according to Kiplings view.
Kipling. who does not mention
| America, uses the pron,lon "He" as
| coming in at the eleventh hour, see
ing what the early bearers of tile
! burden had withstood and then max
ing his own spoils not already won |;
afterward apportioning praise or
! blame for what had gone on befo C.
| The poem is entitled THE Vineyard"
and is but one of some 35 stories and
poems making up the book.
Paul Smiths, n. Y, SPIT. 15-(P)-
President Coolidge's engagement list
was blank today and indications were
that it would remain so during the
remaining davs of his Adirondack
| vacation. No more guests or callers
/ are expected, and apparently the
! President plans to spend the " ~
/ Joying the wilderness solitude of
White Pine Camp. or attending to
routine work at the executive offices.
Annapolis. Md, Sept. 15-LP)-
! Navy and Notre Dame have entered
! into a two-year agreement for foot
1 ball games in ome-and home basis
! during 1927 and 1928, athletic author
titles of the Naval Academy announce
ed today. October Is has been sell
ected for each game. Home" to
| Navy will be the Baltimore stadium
and to Notre Dame Soldiers Field,
/ Chicago.
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