Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1926, Page 16

16 DARKAORSEENTRY TOOPPOSE SHIT Hugh S. Magill, Independent G. 0. P., Joins Senate Race | in lllinois. By The Associated Press. | CHICAGO, September 25— A three cornered race for the Ilinois seat in | the United States Senate to be filled in November was on today with the entry of an independent candidate from the Republican ranks. Hugh S. Magill, former State Sena- tor and nationally known figure in the | ation, made a belated tion to the candidacies .. Smith, regular Repub rge 1. Brennan, Dem His entry wax identified by 1the group sponsoring the campal afte h of the recent senator I's candida nnounced nst both pld party nominees that had its origin among groups of prominent citizens time of the recent inve: the Senate slush fund committee.” Ly, it was stated tha ‘revolt of go v in public office” ds as emploved by wpalgning. the in was aided by sub- from utilities and against m Smith, whose quiry developed stantial contribution ment called the third * Republican. who would in all prohability be with the Coolidge administration on most is sues.” His framing of the resolution which unseated Urited States Senator Willan Lorimer and a successful | fight for the Illinois women's suffrage bill six vears before the national Edison’s Son Shown As Noted Inventor Of Questiorinaire By the Aesociated Press. PITTSBURGH. September 28. - The inventor of the famous Edison questionnaire has been revealed and it isn’t Thomas A. Edison, as overy one supposed. Requested by a reporter here last night to answer the questions his | father submitted to young men seek- ing positions, Charles A. Edison, who recently succeeded his father as president of the Edison indus- tries, replied “Young man, I wrote that ques- tionnaire—or most of It.” Edison is in- Pittsburgh on busi- nes; POLICE HEAD IN CAR THAT CARRIED BOOZE Chef With Party on Shooting Ex- pedition Assumes Responsibility and Pays $200 Fine. Provin- cial law enfor at Chatham entered the p in which Supt. James J. S the police force in Detroit, Claude " | Renaud, head of the special force of | the Michigan Central Rallway in Can- {ada: Supt. McHugh of the Michigan Central Railroad and other . persons were passengers, and located four cases of whisky and some cartons of beer. It is said that when inquiries were made by the officers as to the owner- ship of the beverages William Lomex, chef on ths car, accepted responsi- bility and was arrested. Later he was tried in the Chatham Police Court and fined $200. The liquor and beer were confiscated. The party in the car was headed for of Ontario on a shooting ex- amendment W Credited w »pted were recalled. | eading the move was | { IN LONDON THURSDAY COBHAM MAY ARRIVE Briton 3,000 Miles Distant in Round-Trip Flight From Australia. By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 28—Alan J. Cobham, the British flyer who recent- 1y made the trip to Australia, and is on a return flight to England, is now about 3,000 miles from London. Cob- ham flew yesterday 800 miles from Pasra, Irak., to Alexandretta, Syria, landing at Bagdad en route. If Cobham continues to make good progress he is expected to arrive in London any time after Thursday afternoon, completing the 26,000~ mile flight from England to Australia and back. The police and officials of the airT ministry were discussing today final arrangements for a public reception of Cobl . The present plan is for him to &light with his seaplane on the Thames at Westminster and come ashore by the steps leading to the House of Parliament, provided he does not arrive during the traffic rush hours. . In a dispatch to the Daily Mail Cobham says Sunday's flight from Bushire, Persia, to Basra was the hottest of the whole trig. ‘The sun, he says was overpowerink. Monday's flight also seems to have been a try- ing one. Of it, Cobham says: “Flying in mid-day in Mesopotamia is rarely practicable. But we had to carry on, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESD"AYz SEPTEMBER 28, 1926. MAY DISSOLVE TOKIO DIET. Government in That Event Would Call New Elections. TOKIO, September 28 (#).—The government has decided to replace a number of prefectural governors be- longing to opposition parties. This is taken to foreshadow dissolution of the Diet, with national elections prob- able within a few months. 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