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Evening journal., 1920-04-24
NINTH WARD LEADS
THIS WEEK in DEATHS

There were only rs new cases Of
fransmissible diseases In Wilmington.
This week according 20 the weekly
report OF James J. Cahlll seer a a.
of The Boa-d ~ n'f
n cases Of measles. q OF diphthcria
and 4 OF ce.Cb. % spinN il
There We're 26 deaths during the
week as compared with % fn. tie
corresponding week or 1912 tn
Ninlh ward reported the highest NUM-
ber of deaths. 7. There weie zone IN
the Fourth ward.
Births rcnOrt q were 81 CORES
ponding week Of last year. 80.
There were 26 MARI AGES here last
week the Same
during the corresponding week or
last year
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
PALMER GIVES
ATTENTION To
Rail STRIKE
Attorney General Fears
Walk-Out is Ear
From Finished"
LEADERS FAIL TO SEE
CAUSE FOR ALARM

WASHINGTON. April 2i United
press) -Atiorney-genera Palmer to-
day gave personal attention 10 The so
called outlaw" railroad strike SEEM
ingiy more acute than for several
days.
Palmer got reports from Cleveland.
where his Representatives yesterday
communicated with outlaw" leaders
and from other cities where hundreds
OF men are still idle.
Palmer characterized the strike as
"iar from finished"
Omclals Of the established unions
would say little concerning the situa-
ti0u In Jersey City, Cleveland, Chicago
and other places where strikers still
are out and holding mass meetings.
We're pressing demands on The
railroad labor board said Nit-Presl.
dent Doak OF the brotherhood or Rall
road Trainmen. The New Jersey met
ar trying 10 reach an agreemen
with the railway executives. Ihe st
nation seems not alarming"
Frank BOland, representing New
Jersey strikers. again declared m
men would not return 10 work unt
their fun seniority rights are guarau
tecd by the railway executives.
President Shea. OF the Brotherhoo
of Railway Firemen, appeared toda
before the Labor Board 10 argue 10
p incr. asses asked by men OF his union
shea said his mcn Wanl DIS
living wage" OF $3.50 per day, VII
dlfferenlals for responsibility SKI
aud experience.
NEW YORK. April % United press
-Oncials OF the outlaw railroa
union were making every effort tt
dav 10 induce railroads TO take Dac
strikers without loss Of seniority.
The "outl "" leaders asked mdy Qi
OF New Jersey cities 10 meet VII
D. ihcm al Atlantic City Today and al
in inducing railroad managers TO cai
eel their edlct iha, none OF the strll
ers would be reinstated without los
OF privileges gained through preNio'
scrN Ice.
Railroads reported the situatic
rradu llv improving. throughout u
Easl today. Strikers claimed the
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CAILLAUX OUT OF
JAIL, But BANISHED

PARIS. April 2i. United Pressl
Joseph Caillaux. former premier OF
France. convicted OF holding COM
muniraiiOn with the enemy. was re-
leased today
CalilauN len the hospital at Neuilly.
where he has been confined after a
lecture by senate officials who warn
ia him The order OF liberation for
bade him 10 soiourn In any French
cilV ffr i've years
he mbiored tn his residence in
Paris. from when ne Will leave soon
Tor the country. II IS expected he
VII 20 90 South America.
While the former premier was SEN
tened 90 three years Imprisonment,
ihc time hc was Kept In solitary con-
nrfment was credited as ofsetting tie
sentence
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
GTNGHAM GOWNS UP
TO S69.5O in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April % United Press }
-Gingham gowns were offered Tor
sale In shops here today for s09.1O
each.
stmnle gown In gingham for less
fhan 500" one mOdiste said. Tho
nrice OF Bingham has gone 10 ~ ~
and s. a yard. and labor
Dotted Swiss models 10 Initiate
calico were priced at ss2 20.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
rLAcKsMITHs ENJOY SMOKER

Local Union No. iJl, international
brotherhood Of Blacksmiihs and
Helpers Of America held smoker
at The Plumbers Hall. No. 100 West
Sixth street on Wednesday evening.
Michael Francis Doyle and Edward
keenan,. Of the Delaware River ship
building Council; John NJ. Tobln
general vico-president and organizer
and John G. Saylor addressed the
meeting. Brother William Boursu.
VAS caterer.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
AN SOCIETY MEETING.

The Ladies AID Society OF Belle
fonie NJ. p. Church, Will meet In the
church Tuesday afternoon. An inNi-
tation Is extended TO all women In
the community 10 attend this meet
ing and become interested m the WORK
Of the society. An initial roll call
viii be held.
After a short business session a
program OF music will be enjoyed AMI
refreshments served
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
OPERA HOUSE THIEVES
GET $3.50 IN PENNIES
.no.iol H. The Evening JournaI

special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. April 2i.-Either gaining
entrance by a cellar window or re-
naming In the building after the
LIGHTS had been eXtinguished, the
NixOn-Dover Opera House was
robbed last night Of 50 80 in. pennies
which had been placed In a bag on a
shelf in a closet in the ticket ofilce
The closet where the bag OF money
had been deposited was pried open
I This is the second time within one
year that the opera house has beer
entered by burglars.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
wILMINGTONIAN WITH
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE co.

"Ted" Kruger has accepted a POSI-
ton as chief Inspector. at The Colum-
bia GraphOphone Companys Factory
branch no. g. as the American Gar
and Foundry Company's cabinet mill
h known. The type. k-2 Grafon0la, j.
manufactured In Wilmington. 10 Is
equipped with a four-spring nolseless
motor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CeIlulOidS Now Safe

NEW YORK, April "a Omitted
PresS) The gent with the ccl.u-
lOid collar may now smoke his pipe
without fire insurance ceilu-
loid company here has produced a
"slow burning" model allowing
the wearcr TO escape before the
blaze becomes a four alarmer.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
plIIMrERs GEr So MAGE

PLUMBERS Local, No 26, mel last
niaht in Plumbers Hall. According
20 Robert w Kramer. business agent
OF the local. all Of the master plumb
ers have agreed 10 pay tho new wage
scale two weeks ago.
Under the new scale flrst-class
mechanics get Si25 and helpers 81
cents per hour.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
CunbOdf and Destroy
er Commanders Or
dered TO Observe Sit
uation and Report.
New Revolution Re-
ported in La Cruz.
Flores Reported to
Hare Defeated Fed
erals at San LorenSo
RiUer
FOREIGNERS
ARE IN DANGER

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April p United
Press. THE United states cruiser
salem and the destroyer McCauley TO-
dnN let the naval base here for Ma<nt-
Ian aud Topolobampo, Menicos re-
specti,ely, in response to orders from
Secretary Daniels.
American citizens on the west coast
OF Mexico viii be enabled 10 seek
safety on the vessels In the event OF
nghtino there, II was stated. Both
ships carried huge quantities OF sea
stores.
WASHINGTON. April - Omitted
Press. l-Gentral Avarado, representa-
tive here Of the obrsgOn revolution.
today iclegraphed Gov. De La hucrta
OF sonora thai immediate steps should
be taken 10 an0,l protection TO Amer
leans and Oliier foreigners on the
west coast OF Mexico.
Secretary Daniels said The lnstruc-
tions TO the commanders Of the gun
| boat salem and the destroyer Nc
/ Cauley ordered 10 Mexican waters
Nsrc 10 observe and report
The urmOrod cruiser sacramento.
(which has been In Mtxcan waters
for the last week. visiting the ports
on Campeche. April i6: Ciudad Car
men. April a.. Froniera, April i9. and
TamplcO. had reported conditions
qulci al these ports. SO ii is assumed
here that the disturbance at Fronteru
developed after the cruisers depar'
iure. on the day that the Sacra'
menlo arrived here. the commander oil
that vessel reported. the foreign resi-
dents apf cared TO be much reassure'
hy her presence.
Mexico City newspapers OF ycster
day reported the salaries OF i3 scna
tors and % deputies had been sus
Continued on Page SeNen.l
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
FATHER C0NNELLY
SAILS FOR ROME

The Rev. John J. Connolly. pastor
OF 81. Thomas~ n. G. Church. and
chaplain of the Benevolent pioneer
Association. sailed for Rome at 3
o'clock today. The Rev. John J.
Lynch, assistant pastor at ST. Thomas
left this city this morning TO bid MIN
"Gidspeed 4" Father Connolly goes
10 Rome to celebrate The tweniy-ilfth
year OF his ordination 20 the priest
hood
A reception was given Father Con
nelly last Tuesday evening IN the
/ Pioneer Association club rooms, Dl
/ representatives OF the Cathollc par
/ shes of this city. a purse was pre-
sented 10 him by the association.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
mn IAWARE 90. IOi YEARS OLD.

0olaWaro Fire 2 mnaay. 30. 8. uu-
ser,ed fs one hundred and first an
niversary yesterday. but without any
eclebration. One year ago yesterday,
The on huniredth anniversary Of the
company was marked By a big cele-
b alton. The original 1omc OF the nre
company was In SiNst>street, between
Market and King streets.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
EIks 10 GIVE ni.CE

Wilmington Lodge No. 30i Will give
the first of a series OF informal dances
in The ball room OF the Hotel uuPoht
On April %. Tho original SiN Will fur
nish music. Tho comm iiea cor- =, s
OF ". Harry Blythe, chairman; e. \.
aun rH $3.50 en-. 81
Abbergcf. Z. r. Bubenzer. Joseph
/ krautler, L. "a. McGinnes.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
EoWos Run MTNsTRELs,

Tho komOs klub viii nresent ue
"peiDcoat and TrOuscr Minstrels, al
ne New Century Club in June. Tue
rasi will consist OF eighteen Nouhs
women and eighteen men. sam cross
an !. !hc producer. assisted by HAT
,gd Mason Who Will have charge OF tne
singing
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
UNSETTLED WEEK PREDIcTEB,

WASHINGTON. April p. United
Press. weather forecast for Tie
period April 26 10 May 4, inclusive:
North aud Middle Allanllc States
Unsctied weather and showers lrsf
half: latter half fair Cool
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
clsnED nv BREAKING PULLEY

While hoisiing a load OF hay into a
Stable. John Thompson. Negro, No.
iasO West second street, employed by
John Bouldcn. was hit on the head
by a breaking pulley, receiving a num-
bcr of cuts and bruises. lie was taken
10 The Homeopathic Hospital In the
nnllce ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

state are now awaited with interest
Mr.. Welch expressed the opinion mat
"a number of rural districts would
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
rnnAA,s TLMpERNTURE
suN AN TInE.
L0ST Ann rODND.

7 osr-VELVET RAG. LEFT Is
IL waiting room al Pennsylvania sta
tlon: contained commuiatlon ticket
iair hid gloves and over s. In cash
Rsvnrl. Clerk OF Peacc's once.
air24-it.
Continued on Page Twclve-l
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MIX PRICE REDUCED.

GFTTYSBJRG- ApTll 2I-The 0ra
Step toward reducing the cost Of iiv-
ing has come from local milk dealers
and iairymen. who have cut the prt1S
on milk to ~ cents a quart and ce1kS
a pint
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sunday; colder 10
night. probably light frOst. Fresh
northwest winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Now They Tell About Good
ppe tie. More
Strength. Etc.
J ST READ THEIR
STATEM ENTS BELOW

suffered from indigestion and
merry BUSINESS and Ms ia - general
poor state OF health was losing
We i&it. never felt iSccu aud ready for
TIA" days work MAS tired most all
OF INC time. had heartburn and
gas formed on my stomach" declared
MIR y, =. Matthew'S a5"l Huntington
Ave, Newport News. We
~ tough; Eur!c's Hypo-COd be
cause saw it advertised and ii gave
me good appetite quickly. ! com
inenced To feel better and sleep we'll
gained about ten pounds in weight.
Zee fine aud my work is no longer
q dread 10 me-. can eat anything
"ah' ana am not troubled with in
digestion or anything else. | think Il
Is no more than right 10 recommend
q good medicine like ilyno-Cod
io"N this tonic for :. builder ana il
- all "t lhat. continued Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
tsh tre,.4r. three OF them against me

tsnfr%surc three OF them against, me
~ frht three soldiers found the con.
igectencc between the policeman and
ailc consul extremely dull AMI unin-
,i'tcfcstinH. me one gaNo a name whicn
pad said was his own and the three
,taIat,fs,1 on 1ool,inE FOR more en-
pa Stiil very. mad: or to bc exact. siill
,htrdcr. the BRITISH vice consul
,srush"d TO poiicesi Headquarters Ills
Indmplaint was CONTINUOUSLY heard ana
t'fhe police officials Judgment WAS:
;The policeman could not risk arrest
,ns Inc man because his. comrade!s
would certainly have intcrlcrcd. Such
lSluairS are best settled in conci!a-
(Nory mannor." Mr.. Angus was OF
y,quttc different opinion
D. Wrote Complaint
F. The sNics Consul -,wro,c u letter %
tso'nri;unt to EthG british consul
Ind the litter wrdtc' letter 10 the
impressive heiGiig, t,British Consul
GATE. Prague. September 20. The
IjF"reien ONCE was told that the
iihrcateninr when "a British ofcitl
GAY be attacked on the streets 10y Un-
[Miscinlined soldiers because Ii. made
iiSe Of him own language" and do
mandinE that steps be taken 10 pre-
Vent "a ,Sccurrcucc. y copy OF the
detted VAS sent to the commando
I The, British r,censul waited for &C:
.kh"wicdGcme from September 20
'ito october ~. He waited in vain
Mr.. Angus again got his british
mao up. l. would do no good to
TMritc a letter 10 the London Times
,ahout II. whcr" everybody brings
Liner complaints, so h. did the next
best thing. h brought i, IL the AT :
,ntl"n oil PAPER at Prague in or
dsf !" rrn.ok" action on the part
''ni me i"VcrnmcnI. Ana. 70 rut Il
mi he selected u German language
Dabcr.
Tina; brought action. The shaft
the official press bureau gay. out :,
stIt"ment tina; the action taken by
Suhordinate official meaning the
frfsiiSh vice-ronSuD was .mporcr''
.thp complained about the lack ~
isi9i OF the newspaper" which print
ti ne matter. declaring il WAS re
bre-t'''b!" thai AN attcmp; is made.
I'D draw tr"eiSn missions her. into
ipteniic discussion OF oar Internal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
"A Simple Way to
, Remove Dandruf

There ia one cure way.,,hAt Ia.
never failed to remove dandrun At
2 once. and that Is TO dissolve t.. then
z you destroy IL entirely. To 30 this.
yjust get about four. ounces OF plain.
Z common liquid arvon from any drug
sstore Uhis is all you viii need, an
ply II a; night when retiring. use
enough to moisicn the scalp and rub
sStt5 In gently with the finger tips
S.siy BY morning. mos, If not all. Of
styonr dandruh VIII be gone, and three
sor four more applications will com
g{pietciy dissolve and entirely DESTROY
ishy6ry BInGle sign and trace OF H. no
! nattfr now much dandrun you may
q haze.
ss.ss,,S'y.spU VIII find al itching and dig
;sRinE OF sthe scalp win stop instantly.
AMI your hh!r VIII hc nuny la..
tssssibpf. GLOSSY. silky and soft. ana
,slsSkss and feel . hundred times bet
ysrAG6s n q i .lI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How to Gct Quick RELIEF
from iead-CuIds. It's SpIrndid.

In ona minute your clogged nos.
trits VIII open. the air passages OF
your head VIII clear and you can
breathe freely. 30 NOR. hawking
snutiiing. blowing. headache, drynass
No struggle for breath At night. your
cold or catarrh WI! be Sou-
Get . small bottle .: Eiy's Cream
Balm from your draSGis, now. Apply
"a little of thiS fragrant, an'!sel,t!c.
healing cream in your nostrils IL
spenetrates through every a.r passage
of the head. soothes The inHamrd or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
fIt's just fine. Don, stay stuffed M,
with cold or nasty ca;arrh--R.llec
comes SO quickly.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
POSTPONE World PRES, u,.,

LONDON. Dec. 3.--Thc meeting OF
thc Press Congress -! the World
winch was TO hav" been held in sgd
ncy. Australia. next year. has AGAIN
been postponed. II is learned here.
The reason given is the cost and diff
hculty or travelling at the present
time No new date has yet been de
trrmincd. In any ease. il IL stated.
there can be no meeting before 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

NORFOLK, VA. Dec i.--Thc Hast
lnSS company. whose wharf at West
Norfolk was burned a short while
ago. propose to not only rebuild th"
wharf. but to make extensive ,ddi-
tionS to the terminal facilities there
The burned wharf and sturehouSeS
ar" u be erected IL u cost of some
thing like 500 Onu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

affairs The press bureau. however,
conceded that the vice -conSul's COM
piaini WAS being Investigated The
british vicc-consul had won out
with the aid OF 4 German newspaper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

tute III Buffalo, N. Y. Devoting
his attention to the speciality OF
womcn's diseases, he became
a recognized authority in that
line. His work, "Thc Common
Sense Medical Adviser" is
now IN over two and halt
million homes in this country
and Europe. At one time
Doctor Pierce represented his
homo district in Congress.
Just tifty.one years ago he gave
to the world Prescription which
has never been eQua!Icd for the
Weaknesses Of women. Many women
IN every hamlet, town or city will
gladly testify that Doctor Picrcc's
favoritc Prescription did them a
world of good
Another of this great physicians
successful remedies is known as DR..
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
md, ike Tie Prescription is nov,
sold by all druggists, in both l,oui,;;;.'
and tablets. This is probably one
or the most ciiicacious discoveries
eyer made in medicine, for the list
OF men and women all over the
universe who have successfully
used 1t for indigestion and as a
p'oou tome and system builder, NAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

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EnTtiShC for.sa ,T4ut on Tongue
X =. 80 '''''' 20 "i,', -, !,
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sIta6S3thttGi, " 81 ts44 GYslIs Eel tf in,.
,sh Ss e 9uS,
u, gTs fRtft4iS,i ] !, tE{&iaiii[ Koy K
sailIes carving Bohemian rib from
ans.r'a amq SEi,s 40 1m NH ,vi,h
Sy aiHQuIttdttSIt toGhiSi 'ef
Che League 4t-rre.t tc'ts-tai'e,t- n!sw the
preath oI Ins LILY III, Nv
,,.,,iad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rS Maa
e Il n $." sss
tirHlfllGjjtuIttH tfSg ~. 50;
on me ut ter. -pro-nerSdes without
hra,us ,iarra,,ts,,, , 1'ij,en H. Cahinci "a
SafssSnh,i. -, nv, aniet II INC
5000 ,tar,Sn 49,, ,.Hri1. hr; ,,,s
iSrH, ,r,t,,, ,o,1., IIIhn,, th.rc 20
sirI &c S,,,it rr,s ,fcr,n.nt. If The
~, ION S11l,,' ss,,,s,.a,,. =; no form
nr SI,,0,Ii iin,n-n .',rfr,nt,ca bi tW
tR-,sfG IL, -yIn,y,, ,sn.,'anf, faoi , ,,,,nch
= in bESe Tioaum, hon cine Iahinet " is
Certainty shoEy .ytHhi.liious Stnvukis,
is bn3}ili.qS1 mi hGi Ns.,;,l> loose fror,
syI.fitioErf tRii,Ea'p. or star, a ul.ttl.
natf6h erifdts XSn9faril In ParliamrnI.
tn oGdreS fRftich thundtrinp ana
roaring, tI' f. -JI r
SIoSf.ftf fStB hia,nc for everything.
WHITAKER fio'33tHs that may lie dis
plep3JnE 10 ths Gzechs is as n matter
OF f3sgTsfSs yyghalked 20 the Germans.
..v5SsGt fSh;iFMs IL.
Hfi,tE - 5SnGllsI the British vice. tpn..
sulnodG5nS2h 1inow how circunSprcI
he eElysioh# pot 70. be taken fgI "a.
EnEiizh- German sounded alike
in sornr rfrrio.ical.y sensitive t'zcch
ears. sET- a<Nrt1 - ~ .
Consul Aneussand -Ms WIZ Mere
quietX.s pr2menading across kariS
Brias E3 kpsakin I "a the iaHEu1getsof
,heiross ,coantry.s They-had nc idea
that the three soldiers- Immediately
behiNF Shepf4 warct directing nawsty,
Iem;A ~ tu Them. =: How could they.
since d onsul Angus and his wNe
snoiSa. not 4 word of Czech. l.f-
Str""k by soldier.
B.T. The, British Vice consul ,sclt
blow i'll the back of the neck. Bans I:
Another thud' III The back. He al
most toppird over. Next he was busy
wardIng Dr. blows from his Wife. Nrs
Angus was minf--1uStiy so He would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
A MAN OF RENOWN

Among the notable professional men Of this country who
achieved great success along strictly legitimate lines,
DR. t. Pierce founder of lnvas Hotel and Surgical lns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Vic ana system builder makes amazing total of thousands
r. tnt Pellets for stomach liver introduced by
,tf nerc fifty recommended by thousands all
the United States and Canada
new edop Of the sdca Adviser 600 bound
postage samps) to Dr. Pierces Invaids Hotel Buffalo NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Every Machine Fully Guaranteed

When you make purchase the price includes everything.
buy broken The machines
nlaerialsconsructed by
phonograph business and guarantee absolutely
every
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

and it viii probably be known
as the Maine Methods of
Modern Health Crusade. Miss
Winifred Taylor, Director of
the Modern Health Crusade in
Maine since last April and a
Crusade worker here since the
spring Of 1919, has charge of
the work under DR.. Thomas
supervision.
Miss Taylor recently ex-
planned the plan before the
Castine School for Rural Lead
ers, and these ''helping" teach
ers will be of great assistance
in carrying the methods of
work to other teachers. The
Children's Crusade now num-
bers about six million boys and
girls valiantly fighting dirt and
disease, and last year Maine
contributed nearly $4,000 to
this army, while this year a
far greater number will be en-
rolled.
L
What is the Modern Health
Crusade? A national health
program for schools which is
proving a most effective edu-
cational plan not only for in
teresting children, their fami-
lies, but the community at
large in the pursuit of Health.
Better than that, health habits
are actually formed by faith
fully following the program,
and it is anticipated that great
progress in disease prevention
will be made by the faithful
use of this plan in Maine
Schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

ganization Of a Speakers Bu-
rea1, consisting of prominent
Maine speakers on health SUBJ
jects upon whom organizations
OF public gatherings can call for
talks on different phases of
health work, is one of the first
pieces of work accomplished
under the new organization.
Another project which has met
with splendid success has been
the tuberculosis clinic at the
Fairfield Sanatorium where
seventy physicians were at
tfacted to a weeks intensive
study of tuberculosis diagnosis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-27

under the supervision of promi-
nent tuberculosis authorities
from Maine and Massachusetts.
Both in the interests of the
Association and Of the people it
serves the change from the old
Anti tuberculosis Association
to the new Maine Public Health
Association is a recognized. step
forward in progressive health
work.
One of the projects of the
Maine Public Health Associa-
ton lies in the formation of
similar associations in every
county of the state, these to be
affiliated with the main state
body whose headquarters are at
Augusta,
To this, end, the executive
secretary has been working and
beginning November 1, a
special field representative.
Mrs. Blanche Bartlett Of Wash
ington came to Maine and is
attending to the details of the
organization work.
Two such county public
health associations have re-
Gently been brought into ex-
istence and great enthusiasm
over them is felt in the counties
where they are established.
Knox County was the first to
organize and more recently
Piscataquis County has formed
it's public Health Association.