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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28

The physical department of the Young Woman's Christian association will in future require a doctors certificate Of heart, lungs and skin for each person en- tering the pool. This Is quite forward step since it insures the protection of all from infectious diseases and makes swim to the pool more enticing to the fastid- ious person. It also prevents anyone with weak heart from overexertion.
 The services of a reputable physician have been secured and the examination will be given with the assistance of the house secretary.
 The physical director will form classes ir corrective gymnastics to overcome cases of bad posture. spinal curvature, fallen arches and other weaknesses. The regular gymnasium work will go forward as usual Many ciasses have already been formed.
 Wednesday night the regular fall gym rally will be held at the association building, 72o West Twentieth street, at o'clock An. interesting pnogramme Eas been arranged. It consists of stunts in the gym and pool followed byAmusic and refreshments in the lobby Members of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
APTpp prurApSAr. pApTv

nr E. l. Wv-nan and Mrs. Wynan will entertain the members of the Wy man Edwards part ot huffet s"nnev Tuesday even'n~. October II. following the rehearsal for the wedding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
HNIE travellers who have been enjoy

VINE travellers who have been enjoy
 ing the pleasures of Maine, New
 = Hampshire. New York. New ter sey coast and even our own southern re- sorts. are rapidly returning home and by the middle of October the city life win be In full blast This means, Of course, that our fash onable attention will be divided between debutantes, teas and affairs for popular brides elect and get ting ones own souse ready for occupancy on the other.
 Never in the history of this city have there been so many changes in homes and 20 many newcomers in the society get
 Among those who have recently bought homes are Mir. and Mrs James Kirkman Jackson They will take the Robert Smith home on Wacouma street early in October. Mir. and Mrs. Knox Flemming
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NrcS ccvNCvR
 TO C<.TEpTAJN

Miss vir~inia uassinger will be hostess lat dinner rartv at the Country club Sa t~rAav evening, in commitment to Mss Fiivaheth Wvnan and MT. Sterling Ed wa~1s ana eroor-elect. The guests a~s to be confined to the wedding atte.SN ants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
MD AND MpS. SPENCER TU
 FNTEPTAIN

MT and Mrs. William M Snencer. IT., will entertain at a dinner party at the Country club on Saturday. October II. in honor of Mss Elizabeth Wyman and MT. Ster''n~ Edwards, who are to be married October 15
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
O E & MME

On Tuesday evening t>+fle Wordlawn Masonic hall. the Wood'awn chapter, 10. E. S., no. will present the following rrogra >,me for the benefit of Morris Day Funel:
 Presertation of the flag. Address by Rev Ross Baker. Reading: 1. Mrs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
iNPS. Asr~rOrO TO CJvT, pvrFCCT

Mrs T. T. Ashford will give buffet luncheon on Thursdav October g. at her home on South Thirteenth avenue. for Miss Elizabeth Wyman, bride-elect-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
WEEK END GUESTS

Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen are spending the weekend at their camp on the Warrior river, and have as their guests Mrs. Frances \. DeBardeleben,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
the board and staff will be present to e1
 tend hearty welcome to all. SPANISH-AMERICAN CLUB

ol A-~ iCH AW AINiNfAlN SbOD
 The Spanish American club is looking forward to yer. active season. Glass; room work in the ordinary sense will not be conducted, but a half hour at each session is devoted to primary instruc- tion and grammar review. Practical work in Spanish conversation will continue to be one of the more important features of the weekly sessions, and an endeavpr is rNade.'o arranee the work to meet the needs Of the different grades of stu dents, as we'll as to please those proficient in the Spanish language. Experienced Spanish teachers are always present to q rect the work Al last Thursdays ses- sion this work was directed by MT. and Mrs. J. M. Gonzales, who pointed put (Continu.d es Page Four.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28

THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY to secure satin skin Apply Satin Skin Cream. then Satin Skin Powder.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-28
". W. C. A.

pr. and Mrs. Norbourne Cooke and Mrs. Walker Percy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
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READFIELD

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College Weines1zr
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home far short riEit Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
ST. ALBANS

Walter Tobie. who was run over
by the rear wheel Of the hay wagon
10 out again and win soon be recoy-
cred from the bruises and soreness
caused by the accident.
Deputy Sheriff w. II. Watson Ia
recovering from the effects OF q
sprained ankle.
Mrs. Sarah Patten, who recently
eroke her wrist. seems to b getting
along nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Mathews have
gone to Boston, whers he will study
for awhile.
Mrs. Tina Bridham Of New York
II guest Ut Mrs. Carrie Warnings.
Daniel Frost, who has been fstling
In health for several weets, PASSED
away last Thursday. He would
have been % Years old at his nsxf
birthday. He was postmaster Tor
several years and town CLERK Tor
many years. He leaves enc daught-
er, Mrs. Mabel Bigeiow, wife OF A.
I. Bigelow. The funeral occurred
Saturday afternoon. Rev. Mr.! Nc
Intire OF Dexter officiating. Mr..
Frost was q man who always made
friends and will be generally missed.
Henry c. Prescott has been ap-
pointed BY the ssIectmen TO Be town
clerk until next town mssttpg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
PLANS OF THE
ROOSEVELT MEMO
RIAL ASSOCIATION

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HARMONY

Mrs. A. J. Merserve Of Portland il
visiting at c. c. McLaughlin's for q
short time.
Carol Cooley, who has been In
South Portland. returned home last
week and his friends are glad to
welcome him back.
Miss Vera Collins Of wateryille
passed several days recently with her
aunt, Mrs. w. 8. Bemis.
Stanley Hight Of Readfield was In
town last week to attend the fair and
greet old friends. this being his ma
tive town.
Mrs. Efiie Bean Of Augusta 10 visit
ing at the home Of her uncle, George
H. Rhoades for . short time.
Mrs. Cecil Marble and son. Carle-
ton Of Atlantic. Mass. arrived In
town the first OF last week, coming
by auto, and were Joined BY Mr..
Marble on Saturday. They are visit
Ing Ut the home Of his nothsr. Mn
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LIBERTY

WEST-Eugene Crowley of Harri-
son. ~. j.. is the guest of his fellow
comrade, Edwin Hoxes.
3lr. and Mrs. Bert e. Cunningham
and her sister. Miss Gladys Hoves,
Perley Stickney and Myrtle Leman.
went 10 Augusta Friday on business
z. Z. Hambleton Of Worcester.
Mass. is the guest Of his cousin, A.
L. Howes and family during his va
cation Of tgo weeks.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joe Higgins have q
new boar6er at their home. an eight
pound boy born Sept. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs George Matthews and
Mrs. Smaliey Of Belfast we're guests
Of Mrs. Matthew'S parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Turner and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. n. p.
Morang at Montville Center. Sun
day.
Percy Turner and George Emerson
are at work at Union picking apples
Of which there is bountiful crop
Bert E. Cunningham is at work at
the Rich stock farm at Montyille.
Grover Cox and Arthur Boynton
each are building new siios.
o. b. Keene was standing near
while Arthur Boynton was cutting
down a tree when the axe came of
the handle. striking Air. Keene just
enough to draw the blood on his
chin. Fad it gone . few inches near
err il would have severed his neck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

-.ss 1erisas IL the LEasea s,ates'
ex1o-+ .sz1e Es hin &c not een-4nias
Il Augast. according 70 figures 3asf
ass.s1 Dy me Drreau ~ Fors4gn sn6
Doass.1e conrnercs-
Tue ksgast exports a.noants1 %
sssyess $50 more Ehan ar sEi.. being
ysaaes III ss4s,oos. 800. ~rh4de In At
gas;. 1914. he tcta4 ~as $s27. ooV,-
Dse, The valve N exports for the
afss elxnt months Of this year were
,aase6 IL ss.21syDeey 800 sSalns, S.
bes. 90. 800 Tor TIE corresponding
months Of i4ss year.
Aneast lmports amounted 70 $685.
eg9.o9e. = decrease Ut sSb.990,sos a.
compared with july, but gain oYe,
the z75.9G9.9D9 u 1918. Imports In
CREASED in TIE fret eight months OIL
;a4s year from 3z.osl.soo.ooo In 1911
70 sz.zsS. 90o. 900.
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The great number ~ r1soa.eref am-
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trstery. mary ~ SfIs1 sss 1spn ssnss
20 time psSsisisS ~ pe,asaaan. ses
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wOOLWIcH

The IndiIaAx Aso have beer ezun-
inE a. the lower ferry hare returned
70 Cidtown.
2rs- Marcia Eiinson has returned
TO Long Island. =. T.. after q sura-
nnsr AZ home.
Aontsnsry Grange entertains the
sa&adzhoc Pomona the 18th.
A little son TO DIR. and Mrs. I'd
ward Thomas has orrfved a. Pstn
City hospital Mrs. Thomas was
Miss Eleanor Fullerton III wool
witch.
Miss Minerva French In attending
the University Of Maine this fsn
Philip Hathorne and Warren Pres.
cott are also students there.
Methodist Sunday School Institute
hold service al the lower church
held service al the lower church
Sept zz7tb- Rev. A. z Luce, district
superintendent, Re@s, Chester Brown
and u. 3. Holt viii be the speakers.
Ars- Lillian Gray paused the first
of the week Ia Brunswick with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson.
Norman Lathrop has gone to
VIM. Mass. TO teach in the High
school
GraSshopSerE have about destroy
Cd the czbbages On many farms. and
the recent frost did considerable
harm In some parts of the town.
The schoolhouEs at Sazadahoc
ferry has been in the hands Of car
penters. School will open again this
week.
Summer visitors, bcar6erx. resi-
cepts and campers are about all
gone. and it begins 70 seem like fall.
Harold E. Snipe, U. 8. ~. has been
ordered to San Domingo for about
four months, instead Of discharged.
as he hoped.
Capt Charles Prescott has return
ed from visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Chaplin Of New
York were calling on friends here on
their way home by auto from Bar
Harbor.
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Light and Airy
Ms es-rafsy Gss
Poor zasEss Essfsn
Way Dig AssrE.
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ME- Ia kksI O..

Hit the Burglar Sre oaest Eaese ~
Sne wa telcrses5sy seensss ~ nzzs-
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liaz.ng t4aek sysk, -1sse 1ertscr -ee.s
sn1 kat elccz1--x szxzzs VEG rogx~
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CDTle2slg. 4 things s2g1s fe made
cary 81. hs- they Bor1s L.. AID rig
uss gvsa 70 pn1erstsnS lExt esssr pro-
esso2agS we're . pare Formally
II 1.8s-r-zrd" ssH cs2Hae. fer .aE
vrosse2Ion. Tia, 6ar3ng fas ztss.oe
q your hzEcano yog Eoot he b3-g1zsy'
Il I'D 11s bes Y'it93 lady skEir.ee-
What 1ecsu4e q hiR2~
WY. TIE o.5sr burglar tssk hzz
s1sy
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LITCHFIELD

The esnnisS club Of the Feur-Issf
Clover club gave 3 Demonstration al
the Monmouth fair. Doris Cram,
Margaret Campbell Martoris Perry.
Florencs True canned fruit ana veg
etxbis. All NJ the members Tas1s an
exh5Dst Doris Cram received first,
Margaret Campbell! secon1, Florence
Trgs third There vSs much inter-
ct expressed both over their exhibit
SDf Demonstration ard ~ the close
tbex iris received aa1ck appis use
COESEKE-Ers. Dorosby Suck
ham - visiting Ia Gard.ES.
Miss Gis1ys Godfrey is visiting
Niss Katherine Kencrick AZ G>,d
wiii
Miss Marian Earle. Maurice Earle
ana Merton L3bby tS,ok an auto trip
- Gerfam Sanfay.
Dk. and Mrs. / W. Gilbert Of Az
burn were calling On friends in town
EgnfAy.
Mr.. and Mrs Ewset of Rusford.
Mr. ana Mrs, Frank Brown and son
u Cartilage yisited At 4. Is. ASH
f1Sd's sunday.
Ralph Goo1frsy Of Bath passed
Sunday With his naothsY, Mrs.. Hat
tie Godfrsy
Mr.. and Mrs G<ymore White left
Wednesday On an anto trip TO None
ton, n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs, z. L. Campbell and
Mr., and Mrs. Sinner skiIiens were
business callers In E1mford Mon
day.
Charles Bubier and Perniley Blu.
bier OF Auburn were visitors at the
Corners Sunday
Miss Marian Earle and Maurice
SAsie have gone TO Lewiston, where
they will enter Bates college, Miss
Earle AZ a Freshman and Mr.. Earle
as Q Sophomore.
Morning Star Lodge. r. and A. H..
held . public installation OF officers
at their hail Tuesday evening and
with D. D. W. r. Leayitt of Angus
Ia az Installing officer, assisted BY
Leslie MaIoon as grand marshal and
Henry Taylor at grand chaplain, in
stalled the following officers 10 serve
during the ensuing year: q. NJ.
Ralph Ooss; o. w., Frank Lane. ].
W. Wsston Allen; secretary, Roscoe
bosworth; treasurer. Leslie Maloon:
chaplain. Edward Pierce: r.. D..
ciarsnce Maioon: J. D.. Bert Libby:
b. D.. Emery Danforth: J. g., George
Alien; marshal. Rufus Maxwell: ty-
'sr. Arthur Hall There were vocal
so'es by Miss Mile L.tchneld and
instrumental music by Miss BerIe
Nsvins. both Of Auburn. A baked
bean supper was served.
FAAINs-Ar and Mrs. Samuel
stevens Of Peterboro. ~. H., are thu
sues's OF Nr. and Mrs Joseph stsy.
Mr ana Mrs. Holin Stevens NJ
TT .s gre passing their vacation with
Stevens - D.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hlanex ., D..
mouth. ~. H., are vfsttins
home Of J, B. Stevens. tns
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Railroads and Steafhhoats

Nellie Hlrd. also his aunt Mrs vu
G BAILEY, and other relatives
= daughter has recently arrived TO
make her home with Mr.. and Mn
Emery BuEzeil and has received The
name Of Rs1a F7ora- Mrs. Edith
Aicue Is caring Ter mother and
daughter
Mrs Charles NohEs and son Dex.
ter. Of Plttsfeid has been vissurS IL
the home Of her urc3e Edward Chad
oourne, and with o.ser relatives for
a few days
Mrs Stcra Stexs.s and tvc chill.
dren left last week fer New York
City where they Wiz visit Af. Stev.
ems who is wcrES here
Carroll NerTick whe has been
working in NeE Ye-x The past sum.
mer has returned hre
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Packard have
been visiting at the home of Mrs
Packard's father, n. H Nerrick for
few days and leave on Friday for
Danvers, Mass, where they are 70
have employment for : year.
Among former residents Of the town
who were here on Friday to attend
the fair were Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Bartlett and Mrs. Mary Leighton OF
Skowhegan; Mrs Jane Parsons and
daughter, Mrs. Ellingwcod. OF
Athens; the Misses Ellie and Flora
Stafford. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Chad.
bourne, Mrs. Laura Parker ana
daughter. Mrs. Welts. and Orrin Dofe
Of Guiiferd; Palmer Badger and
mother Of Cornville: Mrs. Henry
Treat OF EmbdeH and Lnweod Aish
Of SangeFpilie.
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There is q member Of large lam
lily OF orchids which does well a.
window plant. 1t is enc Of the LADY
slipper" varieties. and known ootah'
icaiiy az cypripedium in signe- tsu-
ally only known a. . rsennous.s,
plant. Il 10 found to DO quite weli
In . more moderate temperafuIs'
blooming quite freely. The howsrS
are large and exceedingly handsome
marked with purple, orange. yellow
v hite and black. and individual now
ers win remain In perfection sA
weeks or more. II requires no es'
peciai care beyond being kept clean
and to see that It Is not over-vaterea'
An excess Of wafer is likely y IN
duce root rot. December to April u
the blooming period
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FACING INTER-
RACIAL TROUBLE

New York. Sept zs-Asserting that
we must face frankly ,as Let Inat
a most dangerous inter-rasiai situ-
alton now threatens our country" the
Federal council of the Churches of
Christ in America made public here
today q Constructive program" for
protecting negroes against mob
violence. lettering their condition,
and removing the cause Of racial
troubles.
The plan was formulated by the
CoIRciI acting in conjunction with a
committee representing white and
negro citizens from all sections OF
the United States. At a meeting Of
the committee held here recently a
Cis cussion Of the racial situation took
place and il was decided to issue "a
call to the citizens Of the United
States to act in conformity with
the high ideals Of democracy and
Christianity in the present condition
Of strained relations between the
races"
The statement outlining the pro-
gram is signed by Frank Mason
North. president Of the Federal
Council, Albert G. Lawson. chairman
Of its Administrative COMMITTEES;
Wilbur p Thirkfsld. chairman of the
Committee on Negro Churches, and
Charles S. mcfarland. general
SECRETARY Of thu council.
A statement By the council prefac-
ing the program asserts that the
recent race conflicts in some Of our
cities is a challenge to the churches
charged with the promotion Of the
brotherhood of man. This calls for
preaching the duty OF economic and
community justice for the negro. thus
securing peace and goodwill between
the races"