Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-30

marriage.
Lawrence. Aug. 2s-Among those
who will be ordained to the priest
hood as members Of the Augustinian
order, at Villanova College, Villanova.
Pa, tomorrow will be four local
young men. They are: the Rev.
Charles Shine, Q. s. A., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Shine OF Eutaw
street; the Rev. Francis Coan, o. s.
A., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Coan
of Belmont street; the Rev. John A.
Walsh, o. S. A., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas f. Walsh of Haverhill street,
and the Rev. John Keegan, o. S. A.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Keegan Of
Wilmot street
Camp Devens, Aug. 2s-At regi-
mental parade this afternoon. with
delegations present from several
military organizations. many stud
ents of the G. M. T. c. camp. now in
its closing days, were presented with
medals and other awards. The presi-
deut, Frederick G. Bauer of Wey-
mouth, headed those present for the
state department Of the Sons of the
American Revolution. Maj. Charles
A. Malloy Of Boston, commander OF
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company. led the men from that
body, and Capt. Henry n. Comey,
state commander of the G.. A. R.. as
sisted in many Of the presentations.
Redwood City, Cal, Aug. 2s-tP
The first step Of a purported lost
daughter" of the late James L
Flood toward obtaining q share in
his $1s,0o0,000 estate was taken here
yesterday when Mrs. John P. Gavin
Of Los Angeles, filed a petition in
superior court asking a daughters
share in the fortune. She claims to
be Constance May Flood. daughter
of Flood and his first wife, Marie
Fosina Fritz. She demands two
ninths share In the estate.
Rutland, VT, Aug. 2S-CIarendon
Springs Hotel, six miles west OF here,
a once famous hosiery which has
been closed for 20 years. has been
offered to the United States govern
ment as a veterans bureau hospital
for Vermont, 1t became known today.
The offer was made through Spencer
and Briaslen Of Camden. N. j., who
represent Vermont owners who pur-
chased the place two years ago from
Robert Murray, operator of the
Ponce de Leon Hotel in Florida
Cleveland, Aug. 2s.-tP-The night
to save Emmanuel Ross, 1S-year old
Cleveland slayer. from paying with
his life for the murder of Isidore
Steeck, was renewed today with the
filing of a motion to set aside the
conviction. The youth, scheduled to
die in the electric chair last night
was spared through 14-day re-
prieve granted at the last minute by
Governor Donahey.
Chicago, Aug 2s.-Edward J. Fo-
garty, for IA years warden Of the
Indiana penitentiary at Michigan
City, Ind, has been chosen warden
of Cook county Jail, 1t became known
here today. Fogarty was picked for
the Job by a citizens advising COM
mittee,, because of scandals involv-
ing two previous wardens. Appoint
ment of Fogarty will be held up,
however, until a legal opinion has
been obtained as to whether a war
den may be chosen from outside
Cook county. The position pays So
900 q year.
Rome, Aug. 2S-(P)-The entire
population of the town Of Marcaria
near Mantua are building a hospital
with their own hands, while the folk
Of Mediano, near Parma, are building
and aqueduct. To conform with
Mussolini's appeal to the nation for
economy, every man and woman in
the town has been set some task.
Some men are carrying stones and
bags Of sand several miles. The resi-
dents of Mediano are building the ac-
queduct at their own expense rather
than ask the government for aid.
Clymer Pa, Aug. 2s-Pl-C1ymer
mine surrendered the last of Its dead
early today, when the bodies of three
of the IL victims of Thursdays ex-
plosion were recovered from the
wrecked workings. They were remov-
ed to the temporary morgue, tool
shed, a mile from the mine mouth.
Here they were identified and pre-
pared for burial.
Chicago, Aug. 2S-P)-Musicians
in the seven Shubert theatres last
night signed a contract for a salary
increase fom $3.50 week to s79. The
two-year contract also provides for
$97 a week for extra musicians, in
stead of $92.
New York, Aug. 2s-[P)-The In
dependent Wireless Telegraph Com
pany announced today that effective
at midnight Aug. 81 its Ship shore
service from it's Easthampton and
East Moriches radio stations will be
quadrupled. From then on 1t will
have facilities enabling constant COM
mun;cation with several ships at
once. The Easthampton station al
ready has such facilities that it is Of
ter the first station to receive sos
messag es from distressed ships. In
technical radio parlance, the two sta
tons will hereafter be operated by
remote control with duplex operation
on eight wave length from 500 to
PATS.
Plymouth, Aug. IS - A meteor,
which fell in North Carver a few
nights ago, is being exhibited In a
local store window, and is attracting
considerable attention. 1t is the first
meteor to fall here for many years,
and 1t fell at time when scientists
predicted there would be a great
shower Of meteors on the earth. The
meteor Is about the size of a mans
head. The only person to see it fall
was Edward Rowe, who Is employed
on a cranberry bog.
Managua, Nicaragua, Aug. 2S-(P
The police today checked a dem
onstration against the Mexican con-
sulate caused by the report that
Mexico was openly supporting the
revolutionists.
Fitchburg, Aug. 2s.-The arrest of
two Pratt street men this afternoon
disclosed neighborhood battle there
LIST night in which six persona wcrc