Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-27

! ton business men to go to Russia
| and live, and share the hardships OF
| the Russian people. He then touched
on the League OF Nations. saying
| that it was Impossible to have
league of free nations by great
navy or police force.
Penney Memorial
! The speaker at the Sunday MORN
ing service at the Penney Memorial
! church was DR.. Thomas Nixon Car
yer. professor of Political Economy
at Harvard University. who gave u
m st interesting address to n large
; congregation. His text was from the
! 10Th chapter of st. Luke: THE Son
! OF Man has come to seek and to save
that which was lost" His subject
! was "The Social Theory of Saliva
| ton"
| Or. Carver pointed out that when
we think of saving "a thing. 1t de-
! ponds upon the purpose for which
we think that thing exists. And so
/ the first question regarding the sal
walton of man is, Does he exist for
himself alone?" If the man has
purpose he is not saved until he is
/ made to perform that purpose. That
is what an economist thinks about
/ salvation.
| In his address he declared that he
did not think women are more re-
! ligious than men: he believed that
men are more religious than women.
And he also considered that the
ierin al
men. The Young man has the temp
4 tation to make display of his
strength. health and energy, and to
waste it, The older man has wealth.
and to yield to the temptation to
waste it, is as bad as the younger
man wasting his strength and energy.
Wealth should be considered as
the tools The New Testament con-
dennis the using of wealth for per-
sonal qualification. Money should be
used in q practical manner and
should not be allowed to so to waste.
II should be used for the building
! OF something. as a productive invest
| ment or for philanthropic purposes.
The value of man is determined
by Il simple formula: His produc-
Z
er words, how much better is the
world by reason Of the man having
! lived in it, This is the economists
idca of salvation.
Suppose we find that Christianity
! is the saving Of men from going to
waste. if men when they have reli-
Eion become energized in their work
then there will come rapid advance
in world production. SO it is the
duty OF people to look at themselves
and see wherein they are going to
waste.
The Registration
! The registration was in charge OF ..
/ f. bennett of Portland, and working
under his orders are a number of eff
| cient helpers. The registration which
! is at the desk in the main hall. is
most important part of the business end
I of the work. 1t was very busy place
: the work starting in early Friday after
Eoon and continuing throughout the
: day. promising to extend through the
three days session. A rather amusing
registration card was noticed. One
young man (the young part is nat
urally assumed) in reply to "occupa-
lion. answered try to sell dry goods
in answer to arrival he wrote when
the train gets there He gave as mis-
religion Baptist; hard She'll
Delegates
Among delegates registered Friday
were: Charles f. Packard, lewiston;
, DIN r. Tracy. Lewiston; Edwin NJ.
into
Lewiston; Benz. f. Mays, Lewiston:
! Lieut.. Ira w. Black. Bates college; Err
nest A. Mckenzie. Lewiston: Raymonl
b. Buker. Lewiston: Charles w. Pc
terson, Lewiston: Lincoln J. Atkins,
Lewiston: Benz W. Avery, lewiston
Edgar NJ. Cheney. Eastport: Herbert G.
W. Sundelzf, Lewiston; O. 4. Meader,
Waterville; Chas. Bickford, lewiston
j. Moody CARL. Lewiston; Everett P
Walton, Rangeley; Chester W. Allen.
Cumberland Mills; Ray c. Hopkins,
orono; DR. S. }. Beach. Augusta: Percy
II. Whiting, Augusta: Arthur NJ. Thorn
as Pennington; Elliott NJ Andrews.
Hallowell: Fl. A. Free. Lewiston: Edwin
L. Weber. Lewiston; Clifford *. Hat
! !eld, Brewer: Langdon Quimby, Gardi-
! ner Erwin +. Case. Lubec; Warren 9.
! Campbell. Lewiston; Paul ]. Tiiton,
, Lewiston; Toys a. Wises. Lewiston:
Herman A. Bryant, Lewiston; Leighton
Tracy, Lewiston: F. 4. Dolloff, Angus
ia; Erwin J. Farmer. Pennington: Fred
crtck w. Anderson, Brunswick: Leslie
! Gibson. Brunswick: John Stevens Al
fred; Herbert Fernald. Alfred: Edward
B'anding Bangor: Rev. Il. A. Markley,
West Paris: Harold Perham. West
, Paris; Edward B. bennett. Portland: F..
Is. Jordan. Alfred; Arthur " Gordon.
Brunswick: Rev. Win s. Coleman. Ken
nebunk: George Crossman. Portland:
Harry f. Hitchcock. Augusta; Charles
W. GoOdnow. kennebunk: Everett
Wass, Brunswick Harold h. Sawyer.
brunswick: Ralph Webster brunswick;
Wendell Bevery. Brunswick: Russell NJ.
McGown. Brunswick, Hiram Cole,
brunswick: Albert Thompson. Bruins.
wick: Donald Clifford. Brunswick: Cliff
lord McGlautin. Portland Ernest No
Die. Portland; Geo. liamlen. Lewiston:
''erald Clifford. Houlton: William Gil
mour Winthrop; Charles Moll. kenne-
punk: Charles Mckinney. Skowhegan:
1homas Saunders. BROOKLYN ~ y: Ed
ward saunders. Fitchburg Mass Har-
r! Green. Waterville: r. r. Bryant
PORTLAND; Harry s. Brown. WateryiIla.
Frank G. harrington. Augusta: How
ara '" Rowe, lewiston George L. Sim
mons, orono: Edward f. Abbott, Au>'