Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-08
Morning Session

--a 7an.nE session Of the con-
-.,-a as allied % order shortly
- ne pr lent Dr. For
:. son. superintendent Of the
-,-s.- late hospilei. The singing
-e-.c2 ma several current
-gs IS "a ~ Mr.. Z. = Pitcher.
- music n the schools of
,-,r~ m prayer vas offered by
;, !.rcis Watch. pastor OF the
,s-g1..sr curch. Dr.. Tyson then
,--s.-s@ Mayor BurieIgh Martin.
-. .l.-rueG ta the Conference inc
,.,,r7e Z ne city. Mayor Martin
,.-assea is oelief that the work
..4 c.al reifare board and OF
y-.e ealll organization is be
-.1 1o~c md more familiar %
. MY safe ND that public ap-
s-....a $ onstanily grow
? IL Ssured ne workers If the
,- --r..r.1.ilons that they have the
-,---- .- u,ratlon ano backing Il
- es: a.nded man and woman
Hrs. 7iids :. Ivea
r. ne papers read before
= .-..-"rcc ras by Mrs. Eilda !.
o.. ara. secretary of the
-"ts Health association.
yr..1 vas Community
--.. ereus Social MS" Mrs.
g. sid . aaft.
-r, strongly that no sub
-ora worthy If this confer
,et .7etacrauon thar conlmun-
au. or Z do believe that
= rqerica = leisure time by
-oth Dung ana Did. VIII
e~- make or break this ma
50 ls.4ung nat We all inter-
f. orr he experiences Of the
'.s ives recalled briefly The
ticn our national LEADERS,
..alt with tho soldiers leisure.
..- i 81 asset rather han i
. Nd mentioned me work
81. ne :. II. {. A, !. W {. A.
v-t Welfare hoarc. knights Of
rus Salvation Army and 9th
-nIzattlons
7ere need for such organized
-ra.nnal activity n the tom-
IL Of America today"
s- lrs. Ives. and asserted hcr
10. .aat3t 5 one Of the vital needs
r.uean Hfc We are al var
-- re SAID. against our COM
~ -amles. sin. disease ana pow
' nerca's morale must ne
14.a1ained 10 de1eaJ Jnese
. -.ooreatlon has come 10 stay.
eng 10 he an established TAG
.ee lives II IN ever Increasing
-asr Il our people
'-orking man mas today more
ours than he ever has had
he has more money 20
~3 or recreation today 1han at
me n the history # our
--~,- We must also realize that
tsoiutely necessary mat a sub
~ [or the saloon re rreated. Tor
aloon with all It's evils. never
SIS furnished 70 genial atmos-
re al -orradesnIp and recrea
after work to many barren
FRS ives offered TOUR practical
= s,ions % he Incorporated INTO
7clal life II Maine owns ana
mites.
That echooihouses, mar
~, y The rural sections Of the
IT,. g lsed IS correctional cen
g ser school hours. offerng
.a- IanclnG. sports ana socla-
rr -cer trained leadership.
>-n.-g. That board II censor
u If rea1ed Tor all Commercial
&c ~eations such a moves. the
'ts anccs. bliliarc nails and
" = i!evs.
r--r- That net work of play
-.~cs -e provided = clucs and
RVS tide children VINO would
r7 ~- play the streets
-'e that space he provided
s. pr no activlucs Of older boys
r. -..is. ~1ca IS rymnasIuns. ball
ias rrris courts. golf Inks and
a. -cgIts.
vto hr.rG I'D objections
..:@~v-sea uiay Strs. Ives would
-tav ~ 5e stimulating and
.+- must le 7 groups. TIE
'~t -e orrerstonc ot AT7eri-
: III re Horne -annot organ
~~1'v -lther The education
.-as he piav of It's child
e~rrr rur-!sn the necessary
/, .~s~- --c tac ,rained leaders Of
eee ms, 10 found Il re-
~. arters ana n schools.
.t IN Il lifc Is me
--- ..r9cter." SAID Mrs Ives
n --ta. ~Lrss9ns that our
1f -~ r;li learn from super
f. vl make retrer Ameri-
L cn Thev ,vllI earn 10
a~e ard play Il fairly. to
.o71 success ana defeat
an WITH sportsman
& -r -- aevelop loyalty TO ones
Eahornood. 20 he mag
-uraEeous md sympa-
p MS education IN
o n Anerica cannot fail
,o~s md girls.
-terelr e-iucIzed the
t0-ns w0r7 ny young girls.
.--e5-r. ana declared that
-ulty should ne ordered
q matter where they
+ ~.t lsa 1ad something 70
- -cUnrrv rips by
inc evening. IN which
n-1ifT Z danger.
lr r;s-
~ Thomaston. parole
;ainc state prison.
Edward ". Wheeler
'Ha vas scheduled 10
ress N Probation and
las ma bic - De
Old NJ the work Of
a--t. aoard ana gave 4
* activltles cor the
amen nat ne parole