Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

Z. NJ {. a ana the 7. ". C. a Mrs.
Walsh tol5 Of the Susan J. Steel es-
say contest, and she made certain rec
on Tae-la2tioas for carrying or the
work Of this department
TIE report u the department OF
franchise snd Christian citizenship
was presented By Mrs George H.
Bass Of Wilton Mrs. Bass spoke Of
the splendid record made by Governor
AiIliken while in Office ana referred
10 the Republican party rs the party
4 Maine that mas given the STATE
veryefsctive temperance law and
thai has never triso 70 repeal a tenn
peraHce lzw. she SAID that sfe be-
-leTea Z n-partisansn3p for tie
women at least for the time being
Until they are sure Of their stand
she has been encouraged by tie work
& ne county superlntenderts-
Other Matters Before Session
Mrs Gertrude Stevens Leay1tt Of
Portland. editor of the star 81 the
East and Miss Margaret = Sargent,
Portland, business manager. spoke re-
gardlrg thar publication, Pledges
were received for 500 and the name
II Mss sargent was placed On The
Book Of Remembrance
Mrs. Lottie Kerr VINO has been ap-
pointed superintendent q the Loyal
Tern perRnce Legion 70 be organized Il
AUGUSTA among children SIX 70 Is
v-ears u age. vas introduced ana spoke
Of vrEf~rr-z
was ver- glad 70 oe able TO take ID
ms work II augusta ana hoped TO De
able 10 accomplish much good
P-eslosnt Mrs DUMMY announced
that ne Loyal Temperance Legion
tanner again goes 70 Lincoln county,
ana he banner vas recesyed 5y ne
president. Mrs. StunIsy, wl+h words n
appreciation
It vas voted 70 place the name ot
.drs Blanchard, ate z Last otis
r5eIo. on the memorial list
Clarence p Qu-nby. principal IF
Cory Hig1 =cnool and zon II Mrs.
Alttea Qulrnt,y = Turner. and ms liz
tie daughter Z izabfth were tten pre-
scented q tie meeting, and u a few
words Mr.. QuImby .xtendzd his greet
iEE He said that The work Of the
X :. l. aas inst commenced mat
he II. r.. T. :. could 10 great rorK
among tne .o4ng people. ana ne spoke
4 low MUCH -he Il. c. :. Z. as al
WAYS meant 20 ma ana his family.
Little Miss E-lizaAeth DUMMY was
rheu maze a White Ribeortr and was
gwen ne W-hlte Ribbon salute. Mrs
AyTa AckecAzis u Dexter. chairman
I ira White Ribbon Recruits placing
ne ribhon On Asr arm.
Mrs = :. B--ant fo1 augusta sister
u Governor AiI.ker. ana local super
ntsnde:lT = decorations. vvas miro
d1ced aEa stated hat the Y. :. = L.
As meant nUc1 n their home ana
hat Governor Hilllkers attitude 5n
tre prohibition subject was Known TO
all
Mrs Iirc11a T August rendered
d vocal solo wnlc- was accorded warrn
applause
Rev. Mrs. Carlson Of South PARIS.
who was representative rom Name
Al me ti-AIcoholic Congress II
Washington .. r.. reported concern
NJ The great WORK hat was tranz-
acted IL those Dig meetings in The
pan american building. She told Of
The F1slt q William Jennings BRYAN
70 he meeting ana u rIs ap!e zd-
dress She spoke II The address
gwen BY Ambassador Rice from
England ana she spoke Of The feel
ng hat -xists hzt ne next l-ouatrv-
% 20 cry will Be England. Ore
noted doctor Il hal convention pre-
dic-ec hat the whole wortd VIII 20
dry n - wears.
Mrs. Althea q Qumby. state
president Of he II. =. =. l.. ana
Mrs. Elizabeth HoagKIns Of Portland
gave Il report 81 their delightful TRIP
o London. England. where The
Worries ". =. =. - convention was
aelo. She roid II che wonderful!
greeting mat the delegates were
given u he JaIks gwen By The dele
gales IN he London churches. ana
II the big reception gwen 70 he
delegates ~ the ora MAYOR Of Lon
don. and u The opinion expressed ~
some Of he speakers that England
would 4 q few Years adopt prohltn-
non She stated ftat fhe reports
from % countries represented there
were encouraging for he cause.
Mrs. George 4. Bass OF Wilton e
ported on The international Congress-
against Alcoholism At Washington.
,. C.
AH--ere -
The lasr speaker q The afternoon
was Mrs. 4 Nav lawrence 81 Wa
-err1ue who gave an especially inter-
esJlnE ak upon the sublAc-.
AmercanIzation. She -enorred
thai n the STATE hare are nina
county superintendent. She TOLD Of
ne great amount of loyal Legion
woTk done. There are two new su-
TeyIn-enden-s. Mrs. 02kes OF Fox
croft. Piscatzuuls county: ana Mrs.
Addie Robbins q Bath. SaEadahcc
county.
IN Monmouth there = very i've
'Hlon with Mrs. Fessenden a. s47pA~-
1a1eauer-- a school for foreigners
was carried on there, ana also I
Winthrop
Mrs. Lawrence explained IN detail
ne plan carried out n Waterv1IIs n
teaching The foreigners. all the So
cle1les working together, Most Of
the students Al he school were Sy-
mans and were al deeply Interested
IN their studies, Mrs Lawrence
gave q demonstration Of the manner
IN winch rhe Bible stories are taught
% The foreigners. and OF the meth
rs5s r4Sef7 n Er%-Tire- the rrre=z-,, yr-o--