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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
WINTHROP

lie state advisory board % TIE
-'aAerlers Of the American hsevplurior,
IilS1 f-laaE-s De-. 3. with f.arier,es
STANLEY Chapter, . a r me Cor
greEatiolIal unlI--cr. yV,u-r.,.f,r, rim
meeting Opened IL 1b-3o with hitting
Ks by Tie regent Miss harriet
n Weston The singing of America
1oLIowed with Miss Caroline Sst.ase d
AUGUSTA Al Tie TIl2nu The saIUra ID
re nag came next after which INTRO
oaclorF REMARKS were made by .TuaEe
H T. roster. vine rRaae II eloquent
HieA 1Dr <Aine--ica1IzaIiaU H. -urrC-
0ucea the S.aIs regent. Mrs. L.ucv
"opdfI-l Etzztett q aargnr, VINO
greeted The 4afL1es n a pleasing man
IfsF- she salc the meeting would he
II INFORMAL one. thai t.ls lauies hz.d
met together % auylse al4d liscuss
The bes1 methods Of wori- wF4e -piI
@a- was read by The -ecoru-ug ssc-e-
-afT Lfle minutes n rne ADVISOR.
huarc meeting ann aeld t.ay neId n
View Msaa.rvs 4asI Ju!v were also
read Dy the recording sec-elal-y t.e-
porrs II tht stale 3fncers We're hsart
were discussed - -en--r luncheon
WIS served u ! O'Clock n the vesrry-
below ny ne ladies' Sec.ay -ccle u
The CHURCH, = ueluz seated a. lie L.
t4es- The afternoon SESSION IrC3 ute1
more reports u state commit .s.s. ana
ue4LSn11E- vocal suIus by Mrs s =
small u Dexter, AFTER w.nc.. -he Ia
dies ac1Ou-ned 10 uns CiIarIes Nd Ba1-
ley public ..br2ry. wne:e II lDtDrI-4a.
'aceprIen YRS ne1a LIga5 -Etrestl
mems were served anu = st,claI upur
eIJoyeG- TI.l.I -ne meeting rsaa aeer .
most successful AND Pheasant ore
seemed . ne- Che op1Llon ut I'll -.t
.aales preseu-
Pr. l3rRy. president y Bales College,
wil OCCUPY he pulpit II lie EpuEre-
glLIOnaJ .lurca nexr Suudav.
.Jti1u =. McIlruv mas purchased -ne
kiea4e Property OF Zeal street
Mrs Hernerf Mput-on an cwo SONS.
arthur and L-.wotu. anu .drs. Mr.
Jsrrles are au ar auIurnonlle mp 70
3osJpT l-Ild Snrnervt4Ie Mass
NJ ana Mrs. Z L. Knight are week
.,na guests y drs. Alice Nlcno.s y
.is4rdluer
III. ana Mrs. George = wilson
nave moved mo the house Oh Han
son street. recently purchased by
THIN 81 I. r Carie1or.
Mrs. Helen Abpo-t mas moved MO
The Bourne house on Luke slres-
winch she mas purchased.
NJ and Mrs. j. 4. T'inkhEu md
son Bosworrt u Portland. were Il
Town -he tirsr ~ the week
) marry consisting of ! =. Carrie
1or. Z. 9 Leighton and Judge Became
Of 4aloweu are On Ii 4urononlie
TIP 70 J2ckmEn.
Mrs Warren Griffin has returned
% ner home Il Baltimore. Nd after
IasslnE the summer II her summer
hoTne. Dixie cGm?.
M ana Mrs. Alien Of Milo have
returned % their home II thai place.
;11ter VISITING Nr. Aller's sister. Mrs.
z w Alden o4 West Winthrop.
Mrs, Lucy LAmkln returned
Wednesday 20 her home n Lynn,
Mass. 4f1er v1slt al the home q
Mrs Mary Caldwell
Mrs. Mar Gray 4nd Miss Jennie
GRAY VINO nave bean iIasslng The
uEnme- II -own. EFT This week 4p-
1dassac.l Isezts where they will re
main TINS winter
Edwin House and family aa1t
moved Ir-o the Webb block on ROYAL
street. -he Winthrop Literary club
VIII meet Monday afternoon III 10
al the nome u Miss anne Gibson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Rohle 81 High
street rgassed asst week With Mr. ana
Mrs = H 5anpo-r Of East Mon
mouth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Baker Gets
1e1 Reception
Session Address

ft'-- a pro- ft1Ellf Ri
-.tacr.y Rail runIgf7t daEel-
are Of me liveIiest meet
80 pplIricaI campaign. The
rIGat I'D aDpi1T evenly II
wocns-1- ctll-1 tiIied VERY hlt
-.e = and EJanuluE ~oun q 1he
Drum shouted IT'S approx
rv reference 70 IRE L-eugue
ms JuI oI-cas3oIaIiv split on
-- mes The names o. Roose-
-ker. Taft E-rd P-esl aau1 VII
tEeG prolonged dem onstrE-
-l4 c-lsp q mention ~ SeIli-
age : clIssa--er ~oIlsed
a- Harding 4n1 Coolidge. hut
---.sy e.gJ s-TtenE1 % start = ser
=uonsrrEuon TOR ing RepIltIi-
Candidates was drowned n =
..- d ELsses. Sec-e-lrv II WU
.- Vas aeci1led -ooa lEruretly
uElec- u Ireland ana The
-+ VIZ department attitude
SO 3rsEEuier General Clarence
Z. ID wards ana insisted upon ~epiy-
= Lhe .atter subject over ne
-ast Of the chairman. Or. Charles
1iio1 presl deDc-eTn s'rI-us o1 92r-
r. C-nlversrr
S-htn s-.-c-.,ta-rv Baker flad con
aen ms address. George :. VII
: II * sery7C1 man. formerly 1.
K u~=2r.zer = he american
1o- ING auw commented with the
y Partisan League ~ SERVICE rne1
;--ssa II l,sse-rS. wished . know NJ
,-elZcl.ns u l4ene-Il Edwards
ne way Department, Nj 3ak-
must ae perfectly evident thai
CATIONS u General Edwards
- WY le3}ar-mar s-rp sucn as
o-tv H,e discussed 9y INN win
1erar rIreIIT- : General
r-s-- rs wished q know ii us ella
Is --t me department = woElu
-assesr hing n the wocid fur
-sk -tsEa~u.rl- 1hen"
ues-l0n ny NilsDc Is . why
-e .G- neeu promoted over Gen
wGrcls' -te sec-et1rH '-epileEi.
ON Onions 10 rnInuE officers II
nv ere MADE III ne ~IIe u
hose u higher rank ny
tne aurH Of ms wlr OF
--..t- 4 l-5y9se ire Preside n
g --4--ars n order that -tla lr-r1y
ser,-ces u hose best
--- ave-~ ~espeC-. know
eat.o- Of lls-wIl. ~ INJUSTICE
f+ue~.-. Eaw;4T-cts On -ue par
''a. .Is..;-; -rIleItE ~ anybody n
...-., ~--r a-l-
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X A Harms af Augusta. executive
secretary u r1p Mann punIir Health
Association y discussing ms SUB
1eer All or Health Tor All How We
~ac MAKE Il a E.saiiry aeclareo
thai u IS SURPRISING ma ausl ness men
re SO conspicuous II tfsss Eac;l II
by theI- tlbserCe
''T-he grocer, J.,LCat'-. eiut..ler ans
rr-arIr-ac tErc- rs "orrerneo with me
genera purposes Z ms conference
fpr humanitarian rsasor,s ana va,-F
y-7Ial5y rom AT economic stand
;IelIE-" sand Mr. Harris
Concrete s-y5oen<-e a the latter .
-8unG 4 ms tact .rhat thu 1pp-nxl-
mate loss Of time II Maine because
a Illness produces tfIs -guivaief- of
-apU constantly lase vvrrErners eon-
clEIsEG M Harris
III ghe.r average annual income
ypere as low IS $1,000. Tins sickness
woula mean 81 Gee eoe gsrrnuaify iess
o spend 4or housing uuo. r.fu-nlnE.
recsegIloT,- ATgC other essentials 70 a
safe and sserutortauie living standard
rrfl.s loss would finance our stG1e DC
partnsn1 VI asalth Oh It's present
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indicate Cox
j : USED Up
var Harding Stand

~. Dot, i7CaLGlTI-
11as here -onErr by
ii Dina LpU1 me re-
sue -rouolIrceraerls II Sen
=s Republican aT7-
5a-r -Es r~eet- me Dem
a.ler "a. cs.u,11o4lr de-
.l--ess 1@re, riosIug LIS
-ru..41Er- vas forced TN
a.~na1 ErDn Ssr-
ms = America ana
sa,. 81 =ospal u Sc
III u.s. G. tne tiecsucy
4G Governor cox cit
.-rD aDl cDTDmercIal
r-ia veIa1,aushIps. Such
lu- 1-UvIrclG4Isn IS
-caspn n ol- --adl-
= 4+eG me preach
a-npnac u Marion
#nurlauel., '-we ruZS1-
make r-Er -seciarG-lous IF
tr-Gp a1 paper we
agsrr ali OR greet
ma present. in
:. uaror Harding g
-. u~ese-T league
sgea whether former
rla 0tuer Republicans
.7e,t,-c-u membership
.a Importing 2dr
z1~c~rur @lsD asked
~2-t's eaudi Jla1s is
r ---,rrty iifFereut as
al5 speeches IND -
~ 20 -eLl II 'front.' nf
ilEz s gong on pt-
~'.ors aad~ass here 70
seUc PERSONS Z a reli-
-aI.erraCie closed "a
a-E eGmualguiuE n
FerHd gtllrraer speeches
a.i-T 4 Eirrualiy all he
-caCue p. Majors ana
-un gsrtackeo the
ncs -c:gz IN MS open
1aGucah. Ky. he re-
La 'oligarrhy" WIS
- ne presidency"
ma "a great menace
aalCc ny me league" WIS
our appointments
lg.ez n the United
80 Irene cour-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

-lke q -annE;sEraIe aIsc-lzrg~e q
-na lurr dua.
tL-yt there su3IIld rs mace IN &C
cI--U1e CLASSIFICATION II III detectives
= ne Stale. Tins census orpE-,-,-1i III,
z me rUr1oIs ranIrIIrlties under
ne E[[l 1Gnce md direction u ! ccn-
-r-Ll .-l--horrty -uiLla - s4t,-ll-a1 e 4
un1 =&T't'l-tesv dure vTtt4ol-: q a-rt.l,
expense. The state I5ca4+h Delrair-
-neTr Pr -fgE Stz-Iu Board " Chair
--as ~ oo-A n concert Of -f-ro-T t-ol-lG
.--tur1 tt aa-l-~sr4 agency ana -ht
II---sl--EIerr- y loraI WORK eu-uIsnt1
INV thh TLIll14.-p,- UNITS, ae4a workers
~ -ne -DgEe >tL1c .serIz~r rE-2e,-ts. locz4
coilr-z, probation officers ana ne
iZ-ss@icl-l ;yrufeasIor
To Ills =na ns-I- Ir-larlEl -rtl1-Irlg-
-owlrcs wE4a1 we -4zve made sncr
IN admirable beginning Il 2owGal
should "et.a-te litercl support ny ne
StG1e with 3. new q widening -ne
S-pifF e. ac-ivrTT ~ht sF-uE1io- MOI
pr2iy warrants buI commands = aun-
slscznt anl-lr--sr TT 1flc1l1-les . -ae-
1lll1e-v nuIe with ms phase u -hs
sg15jec-
IA = 5tH-lol.s -iGt ne iGw ;1-e-
Ec7---C- .rl -Ils---irSc u feeble mind
"a moi ngE-t- TIE great danger
ARISES rom Legitimate l-tl.ld oear-
M gy -Ec.-le Isl ec-lyes- There are
OF aoLrse ou- rwo nsttoa d pre-
r-5---lu1s--s7s SRI ,zz--l0-l or stEregEIloL
STAR. !zalloa = s4UItguP1Zel I'M law II
New PHI OK, Wisconsin ana Z NUN Der
RI srate a.1I cnt ~eslits obtained are
I0uurti- ~ against ne rla-l-rGl pub
PA aTposIrio-- Segregation Is ne
n1rls~i--. ~l-gu-Ia. ana 21raC-lca- meth
"o o- handing -lIs aspect ~ ms
uesLoE- During ne oertod u e
"Ll1-ry a- +sTni-le detectives here
sroula 20 Aa1 =, .,s.,rlslon winch
wuIio Je -at.al @ seErczutluD ana IN
-ht gwen .ns.1nyc. when ,re SAINT IS
'eua-~ec or -cvrsarIe. aggregation
should oe -torrer
-z4ls ana an be ..cl-a-u T1.lsuea ny
--- e,C-s-sior ID tie us-I-urlorllL
EaHcs II present an .Ipyea = the
shame ~ to-orles -nu ocl- settle
z et.-s. e: purse - unaer m DIRECT
SUPERVISION guidance -nc l4rel-ior
q + "e11tr-a-. l-t2o-l-'..
There srgl,.1 II spellaI .-a-sses with
sr-e-2llg equipped 4nd -~LEnec
alcntsrs Il .ve~v community FOR
II --t--.i} defective ar-lLare1. Suct
".Il41fen properly s-AssItiea ana -oe-
.s1.@Ls-T Aan1-el ~o- oT--v tu--Isn IL
z. -'4+ 1-"1.' s.
1T ~ ''oIi-'s'z- ID Sl-l1N'''|
'.-- 'e'' II -i't ,lA1E'''FlI'
= --' 60 = ITO ''''-' '-,.--'' r '->.7 u
=. $50. -. s-- -r,...
--,.-r- ..s.---,-s ..~-,s-.,.,,.--,,-- -.
.,,-rrr-,--,- ..,'s- ...s.o-,s.,l,e - :.
ne ru-u~r az~easlnz ne .ast.-u
-so..l- -r-.s,,sc : ne rte-1ie mind
3d.
e lis no here e;lclE- % sub
sr1r-il-- ..,-.----r.ue-.r u. M -c.-el.se
-, -allls-les T.. Vest pcwra.
~-coul --ng~e ~n1usa IL a.e.e L..-s
a.I-t-uu~Ga-Io- mon aecessar!t- ..rEe
70, -r -ecu-1.e rcrsl.s II Srz.le D.
.ec-1tgs
-..-L- ~ha~e should % Foea. SD
E,s-,r.7IU1 -esponsIt.- III a ...rtr..
--u-ilo~.-y u Ill s.ztrl- sr.sr7- l,-lc,
1iatt-a--...s.
Fourth. ~ae -l.-ure -nau.o u~oh-
E- -:s4 .Iez.r.-...1 y. ~ ..lgsssr..-..-.er'
Il -ns schools ana tAa sepa ~,.-5or
ans ~r,=.4a- -.@sses <or lztec-rre .n..-
ar--.
7-.e.f. 7-o-,..,---,,-. ...- -,......
-~-og..+ - 49,. H. .r,,,4,. IL Ill.
-...,.-.1 .,,.,4..,... ...--,.---.----
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bass until we celeiarure o3Er secona
EpsI11erEnI4-l ana woLId t-ven carry orr
Eoao ROADS program lur 4 number n
Years
Al Individual VINO hel5 L MI
lion dollars completely aI- Il servsce
would ne classified Is a. mental sus-
r,ee- ana esIII forth Investigators ny
ne score Sickness Is holding Maine
.alocr u1It 81 service which aupl1al-
zee represents s. - GEE 0eo.
'+ove. 0ha pilysIcI2ns n Maine
must llaptsnu tur -hElr livelihood On
calls TBTa p=ope VIM zrs sick n
stead ~ having heir exI,ert k,lswi-
cQEF Used regularity by the entire
Community II ire promotion ri 2ooa
hearth. = : EE-onat,ly safe % pro
iittesy -l41l those ~ tsw genera
lions HENCE Will nave health se-T-lce
OF j uaszs rs res 10 the Individual
Is : tlI- public sc1uul sarviCe EuaAT-.
THE -r~ue or1t.tts n q noC--cv-
4-':--ns;rllal state health nr-A-llzl1lo1l
suc1 Is the Maine I+unhc Health
Association NAV be briefly stated IS
"T-ruIl nation HuDca-ipn ana service.
.irEGElZaLor IS rccessaT- Irs order
mat here NAV ~ participation Ivy
,-I Individuals Interested n better
health The most ua1JrGl Unit Tor
health EXPERIMENTATION IS the COUNTY os-
aust without q Gri1 larger han
E-II.aERs and cities. tins large -lIrul
f'oTil.4aLion wing be-ween itle.n VII
"rrnAIE without cae @er.7ceR hey
neg 50 rrucc. 50 -lr as che Name
Pebble Health -Assoc1atlo 5 c8r-
.as-nsl -he ASH at increasing -nc
0uTCa=r " luesE rol-rty 31ssoclallors
5 a=.a9-ed tElr .,vca-2se lhe srnaI-uess
p- rLr -faf .s ruaue ( .IuTussI HE
.H 4ssssT 7 -us fIrelEm. aarv WORN
-.=-@@sssr- & .c-S1E.zat1or-
These c4Is.zaLIons ancr Fr-uled
SrpIll SEW" Is IsIrs -ve~r aHaI.1ai+
means 4. -2rrr O .yer- section d
t--~ .auU.r -2.- -xttrsIve 4snov-i aa~e
nov .yaI.auia rpEcrr.nr var1,us
tlIs-As.s : .r--,- Una Inc ,r-t,iil
heath Woril 55} 4stLa.,sh.ue - ;
.hs s--lt .zs1a.a-Ies DIVISIONS or
-c--2 s-+Ae ~. t7.IIp.-s special les-
er-Ie4- a:seaae. acr--a- gene
tuberculosis mental uyEle.,-. CHILD
n}aeoe. md a-ners -.sinE ne ser
'-les-s Jtferna F,y lie -r,e,- t,e.rtV I'm
cal- ..Ir -XGa4nEG ele--eJ,l,ll.ar
shines, ana -:-r.t,5t maternal IL al
sorts b. meetings. ,rn=-e 9eu,Ie -uLr-
= together me rar u-ltt.lr = period
--J1 --.ary ears nave Il Irsa Jur.rr
a. 1--~ elbow a--IztI.S - willing .p
S14port "a f-- -Ins u.1h.Il rea!.l ~
-Icct. :tubhr heath nurses ana r.Eulcs
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The ina paper Of -t1e morning was
by BenedIc. T Maner n MS CIV
who SPOKE OF ne ducv 81 7he state
to -he feenlt-Ir11uded anG maze uu-
rua-pus suggestions winch me he
enthusiastic approval - ma confer
cncs. JudEe Naner spoke rs tnIipws:
Il Is Axfuln@tlC -hl- self protection
IS r-,naTv ~lgle for the STATE As
wDI Is ne l-sy .nw Of nature And
Is Z s equally oi'vIogs that the IL
sIaloIis .nroads Of disease are more
formidable 20 me Individual than
external injury due % violence as .
resultant OF lesIEn o. aucIdenT. 80
me Internal operations Of Z State
present fpr solution problems euIfr-
rs serious - the protection q
frontiers. Conspicuous E-EnonE suc.fl
propositions is M attitude. The State
snould saoopg towards . mental de-
fbctTves
The c0nsi Iteration NJ TINS SUBJECT
naturally DIVIDES INTO the now pres
arr ana the imminent future. To me
here sAppe1l certain steps as .,npe-z-
tive :. We ars 10 l-tteupt anything
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y
t-..E Broadway. 7Earuweli
ease N
roses. NilkeIt
s lIT1e- sole Sullivan.
-4-uaard X Fay
Fed Rose. L.AInI,e
-pY. Might DeaT1e. Duwas.
Lrt---.-F'.ve Minutes
1 me 3lusrreIs Collins.
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mad cte opportunity to speak I'd some
81 me E1IIs = the sc:Ioa. Il wFs1z-,
nay We're specially Interested and
he meeting Was q lo91ul one "a
many casts between -ne WORKER ana
ne go.
From -he state scnool ne party,
conveyed z au1Qrnop4IEs IT local
cIJIZPGs. laaned -ar ttle afternoon.
"t~- next 70 ne National Soldiers
EurDe II TugEs There thty ro6e
over he -rounds ana ms vsr1o4s
buildings ana oIter points II In<e--
ST were SHOWN Them
IL ere State -osr,tai
Or z 9 -TsoE.- 1perIrtenaeu1 of
N Augusta state Hospital aIsu
president u ne STATE C1r- erence ii
Z. most -Uygl- Er1Gtay AFTERNOON. when
ms members n cIle -0rIy eT-tlor w<-Te
lis guests The zlszlors were -aks-s.
= parties d ruUrs = Inspection
through me buildings Thu equip
INERT. -t2a methods u E-eartng c.ss
EIaLleI1-. ms new guEr enlerlres q.
-he hospital --lI were shown IL VS.
-to~s ana thar -rIp through me nos
11IL- Was = most Instructive me.
A. Tar1Dlls PLACES alunE ,he -UG-
q -Lsfte--Ie'c2- Or TYSON would -Ake
-he lime x eEplal- rETarrler II rre&t
r-ar- - .,,.-.-,,-.s =. -. ~ -
-na- : r-s~rs N. --,--,,s..,,.,. 49, -
M. gn.1ttnr -,rnaass --,,s ~. -,,4,s
Vim ~. safs.-,- .fs,--,..,. 49,. .,--,.---,-
id n Dr. r-so~ ar- AL r-us ass,e--
II NJ Dr.. rarreY Or --sor s. 2
-1rrr te.I4.,-ar = --7A eara--- -,a-rv--rl
rom he BATH -regfrr=~- IT, rr
v..re /. ,r,-rpar arnnrc n-s aueti4,7os
VINO were aacer 70 ASK Questions
relative -- n. WORK ana ms -hav
ana nj III lnr-g- a,.swa~ets -n4rr
always nos ..crays-el aeusrv4
The rrrp through he rosu1-al aaa
Is SAC instances a1c 4. vas 7o-
w7-ho., Is hunar In 3-n ws-ra. d
voTnan apE~oacn-o M ap~-o. M
arnoCnc"1 p ol4 -onas mat ,s
Womb nAA s. Icv-T sE1--rs o.-
"'-'a '-A~ Hal -''-
--.. H1S.
'-.
-
-..-. --.s-.----.-,.
80 s.,,,,.-,.- --.-.. - --.-
a,r77-narr VIZ. s-,~--f-- M .a-e
--7z ). -,s.re. - = ,,g.,,-... -.
-,1r - -. - r-s,,-- 49,
i--sses ING '
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Evening Session

- -t+ evening session Dr = r Ne~-
-si. il Foxcroft president i. -:le Name
r'upl,c health Asr"-lati1- PRESIDED.
ana Introduced : Inc -1re- speak--r .,s
-!.e evening w. A Harris a. -h9s -7-y
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Poles and Russians
Fail TO Sign .Armistice

Itigc. -sutrua3- DR. 9--fBv -hn
Associated Press Polish and Fus1
sian -orlei Delegates engaged 7 ms
-otiartpr.s looking 70 III arraasrice ard
L peace treaty. aClnl>rue6 IL oTe
O clock this morning without saEuIng
she aErruistiee No d4-te was set for
me uext meeting
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Morning Session

-ae business meeting II lhe dame
Sta1t Conf creme - 9ocleI Welfare
;sreceaed -he opening = IN JOIN
SESSION uf Friday morning. The c-zs-
tornzry reports y st4c-el1ry ana
TREASURER were accepted ann ne -son-
srfrutic-s If ne conference l'eRd ana
l'pcouflrTued.
officers we~s elected IS follows
President. Miss Gertrude =. Mac-
Donald Halloween. FIRST We presl-
lter1r. Hon. John Percy DaarIng- 9aro.
sacon1 slce Er-eslderT-. Jorr wilson
Bangor. -hlrd vice president. Mrs
3naa =. ives Portland: r-eas-1-e1,
Harry :. Brown VAUDEVILLE. stc--t--
sarv. " 4 5ar-Is Aurusca. exec,,-
tive cou-r1r-ee. rtfs EI-esl1a1,t anc
secrerarv nx-atflclo. -,r. - eYe7-
Dale Brlsrpl Augusta; Robert =
Il fli1tnouse, Portland. : uGce loren
N Saunorn. Portland; Mrs AlIrlra
ok. Portland: Ms life II w
renee. Eoctzianu: James y. EuIn2s.
Bangor. Mrs. " 2 Brewster. Dexter.
The president was authorized .
The president was 4u1norIaed 70
fill any vacancies Il -he Isl u q
1lcers provided 1u- y -he ronsLitu
non u M conference. Ar INVITA-
non a noId ms nFxI eorte~ence n
Bangor was referred 10 r. executive
COMMITTEES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

The mar VIM rnlsieadx himself
unfortunate, uIEt the rssu wto rass-
leads othe-r cor personal Ez.r 70 RI
undesirable citizen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

n he 1lSClssion WINCH -OICWeC
rhe paDe- several specific cases q
individuals ana families ve-l de-
scr1ted ana AIKEN Is ,1-pes " the
Work rE2- : 3ainS done. T'he WORT
arg ana Institutional stficers 7aerae
u agra cha1 n ms institutions suru
cases -olua be -lheE care o. nut tie
problems o. wra1 should be.corae =.
hern when hsy a-c again returned
- society l&s MT aeen solved ana
II present no solution IS colrncoIn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

The sublac- 4 tne mornings MS
cusslon was social nlSt7rs Ike 70
InerI-2l defclenc--. ana -pok -ns to--1
q u syn1posIurr N eeeble nlndec,l=ss
rs Il IS found ny -ht ras1oUs wel@ar.
workers II -reGL-nE ne cases Jrpug:,:
70 their norlce. The ieader n cne
morning was Mrs. 3srrn2 F Eerte,s-
gill st-c-PIart- = me assoc.a-ea c--1-r-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-10
Former Resident of keokuk Psssed
Away at Home in Chattanooga
Where He Has Been
Living
WAS IN BUSINESS HERE
He Was a Veteran Of the Civil War
and Served in the Confederate
Forces During the
Struggle.

me news Of the death of Fred
erlck NJ. Stafford Of CHATTANOOGA,
Tenn, and a former resident of this
city, was received here this morning
by George e. Rix The death oc,
Cured yesterday at the home 0. Mr.
Stafford's daughter
There are many people in Keokku,
particularly among the older resi-.
dents who remember Mr.. Stafford as
a former citizen of this place He
came to Keokuk and 1870 and lived
here until 1889 when he went to
Chattanooga to engage in business
ford Wholesale Iron company" was
organized by Mr.. Stafford and his
! father-in-law, George Rix, in 1872,
and continued business under that
name until 1881 when Mr.. Rix retired
from business and the firm name was
changed to Stafford and RiX COM
pany. George e. Rix became con-
nected with the business at this
/ time.
In 1889 Mr.. Stafford and his
brother-in-law, George e. Rix, went
to Chattanooga, Tenn, where they
engaged in banking business. George
ICollingwood Tucker was also asso
ciated with them in this work. In
1884 Mr.. Stafford went into the bond
business in which he was actively
engaged until few years ago when
his health failed him. His home has
his poor health for the last few
years, he has spent his winters in
Florida His death occurred, how
ever, at the home of his daughter,
Miss Alice B. Stafford, OF Chatta-
nooga, with whom he lived.
When a young man, Mr. Stafford
attended the Virginia Military insti
tute and when the civil war began,
i this native of the state Of Alabama
enlisted in the confederate army and
served with it throughout the
struggle He was captain on the staff
of Pemberton at the siege Of Vicks-
burg.
Mr.. Stafford was a member Of the
Westminster" Presbyterian p church
when he lived in Keokuk and con-
Itinued his membership with Pres
byterian church at Chattanooga.
Frederick M. Stafford was born in
I1S41 at Tuscaloosa. Ala. He was
student of the Virginia Military insti-
tute when he became a young man,
from which institution he entered the
service in the confederate army when
the civil war began. He came to
Keokuk in 1870 and in 1871 he mar
,ried Miss Alice NJ. Xix who preceded
him in death After residing in Koo
'kuk until 1889 he moved to Chatta-
pooga where he died Yesterday. He
visited KeoI1uk for the last time in
1912. -,
| The survivors are the five chill
dren, Mrs. Daniel n. steele, New
York City: George RiX Stafford. At
)anta. Ga: Miss Alice B. Stafford
Chattaroosa: Mrs. Thomas Scrut-
chin. Chicago: Frederick B. Stafford
New York City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-10
STRICKEN WITH
PARALYSIS
S. E. Irish, Prominent Van surer
County Attorney Suffers Stroke
While at Excelsior
Springs.

BONAPARTE, Dec. 9.-Last Fri
day. Hon. S. e. Irish, prominent Van
Buren, county attorney, who has been
in declining health for some time,
and who is at Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
suffered a stroke of paralysis while
conversing with an acquaintance in
the lobby of a hotel OF that place.
He was semi-unconscious for some
time. Mrs. Irish, who was visiting
relatives at Danville. ILL.,, at the time,
fastened to her husbands bedside
and on Monday evening his son-in
law. S. NJ. Workman OF Keosauqua,
departed for the same place.
Mr.. Irish is siXtytwO years of age
and has resided nearly all Of his life
in this county. Mr.. Workman return
ed to his home in KeoSauqua on Wed
nesday of this week and reports Mr..
Irish as somewhat improved, which
will be good news to the host Of
friends Of Mr.. Irish all over Van
Buren, county.
The annual delinquent tax sale for
this county was held at the court
house in Keosauqua on Monday of
this week. Not much interest was
taken in the sale this time, the bid
ders being very few, with little COM
petition among them Many of the
taxes on property advertised for sale
had been paid before the day Of the
sale Quite a number of descriptions
were not bid in, and according to
law, the sale must be adjourned from
time to time to the first Monday Of
each month. The next sale will be
held On January 3.
Curg Saltzgaver and family of Gro
ton, visited at the Joe Cox home
Thursday Of this week.
The annual Van Buren, County
Farm Bureau banquet will be held
at Keosaulua on Friday, Dec. II. 1t
is planned this year to divide the
program from the annual election and
business melting, which will be held
the first Monday in January. An eI-
cellent program is planned for this
date. The annual meeting will be
held at the Hotel Manning in Keo-
sauqua Following is the program:
1880 a m.-County wide recep-
ton.