davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
SEKRETAR COLBY ODRAzf
UTOkY. &
Hail poSinani Spoj. St1ti ma
Haiti, jez kritisovano bylo se-
natorem Hardingem.

Washington, 20. zafi. S~kre-
tar statu Colby uznal "a do
bre odpovedeti zvlastnim pro-
hlasenim ma prudke 1toky. jez
cin6ny byly ma administered We
spojeni jeji poltikou vlci re-
publice Haiti. Utqky tyto zaha-
jill senator Harding, republi-
kansky kandidat "a presidenta
a po mem nasledovali rnzni re-
publikansti predict, kteri mi
mo jine tvrdili, ze vlastne o.
strovni republika vydana byla
ma pospas National City Bank
z New Yorku, jez pry kontro-
luje finance zeme, urokovou
miru, vpbiranf ella a vnbec
stala Sc financnim diktatorem
republiky.
Prohlaseni. jimz mali byti
odrazeny tyto dtoky, zni:
"Tato zeme kvna 1kol, jenz
ma jenom dobrocinny 1cel.
Jest to ukol, jenz predsevzat
byl We prospech haitickeho IL
du a s jeho svolenim. Prace,
jiz Spojene Staty Sc podialy,
blizi Sc ku konci po jeff do
konceni vlada odvola vojsko a
prenecha sprav'i ostrova hai-
tickemu lidu.
"Evropsti vefitele Haiti do
mahali Sc zapfacenf cizfch diu-
,hd ostrova = byb vyjadfov$1ss
obavy. ze zavrazd9ni haiticke-
no presidenta bude mfti v zape
ii aggresivni program Sc stra-
ny nektere evropske vlady, jez
nejenom by ignorovala Monre-
ovu nauku, ale polozila otazku
Spoj. Statim, proc nekonaly
povinnosti. iez .vzaly ma sebe
jako cast Monroe-ovy nauky.
"Spojene Staty obmezily svo
il energii vyhradn6 ma ohl&se-
ne ucely okupace a nasledkem
toho naprosty kid panuje v
cele republice."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
ITALSTf DELNfCI VRATf
TOVARNY.
Zamsstnavatele podrobili Sc
podminkam ministerskeho
pfedsedy Ciolittiho.

Rim. 20. zari. "Messagero"
pravf dnes, ze Sc dozrida, re
Generalni konfederace prace
naffdila delnikIm opustiti "a
brane zavody a znova zahaji-
ii normalni praci.
Konfederace zarutila, ze po-
radek bude zachovan, dodava
omen tasopis. Pc konferenci 8
ministrem vnitra dnes zastup-
ci zamestnavateld a d9lnik1
dospeli k dohodnutf, die nehoz
zvysenf mzdy povolene delni-
kum bude mlti platnost cd Is.
tervence. V tom vsak nenf "a
hrnut plat "a ty dny, CO zavo-
dy byly v kontrole delnfki.
Delegati italskSch zamest-
navateld uvedomili premiera
Giolittiho vcera. ze nemohou
schvaliti jeho plan ma urovna-
nj sporu Sc svymi delniky, ale
podrobi Sc mu. Premier odpo-
vedel, ze prejima plnou zodpo-
vednost "a provedeni onoho
planu a pozdeji vydal dekret.
jimz ucinil formalni ornament
o SVEN jednanf.
Byly ucineny pokusy usmi-
fiti sporna hlediska vzhledem
ku planu premierovu.
Vetsinu casu We spolecne
konferenci zabralo projedna-
vani otazky o propoust6nf DEL
Mkt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
TURCI UKRYvAJf PO-
KLADY.
Panuji mezi mimi obavy, ze
Rekove, Sc svolenfm spojencI,
zmocni Sc Cafihradu.

Carihrad, 20. zafi. Obavaji-
ce Sc, re Carihrad koncich
pfipadne Rekhm, Turci tajne
shromazd'uji dhlezite doku-
menty a nabozenske poklady
a pfevazeji je do residence
Sejk-Ul-Islama a do jinych po-
Ilsvatnych mist.
Til clenove tureckeho kabi-
netu resignovali, ponevadz ne
mohli docfliti kompromisnfho
dohodnuti nacionalisty, die
nehoz smlouva mezi Tureckem
q. spojenci mohla by byti uve-
'depa v platnost. Jejich jedna-
nj tinf jmenovani noveho mi
nisterstva nutnym.
Ma konferenci princn cfsar-
ske dynastie vcera priiata bv-
la resoluce prohlasuifci, re
princove vyhrazuif 81 pravo od-
ffci svoii lovalitu sultanovi.
Princove byli urazeni, pon6-
vadz obvdlf Abdula Medzid
Effendiho, naslednfka trdnu,
bvlo nedavno prohledano. Pro-
hlasili, ze sultan patrne ne
mdze chraniti svoji dynastii
pred urazkami.
Pc skoncenf Tecke ofensivy,
tax aby mohla bvti poskytnuta
pima pfflezitost ku kompromi-
su nacionalisty. franko-ital-
ske misse odebraly Sc pry do
Anatolie. Zdali nacionaliste Sc
trvajf We SVEN odporu, sultan
pohrozil. re schvali smlouvu
cfsarskym dekretem, nebo svo-
la korunnf radu k jeii schva-
lenf, jako Sc stale. kdyz smlou-
va byla podepsana.
Nacionaliste prohlasili, ze
neuznaif armenske hranice.
nacrtnute presidentem Wilso-
mem. zdali tri vychodnf vilaje-
ty pfipadnou Armensku, bud
5 Trapezuntem nebo bez neho.
Pfedpoklada Sc, ze hranice
Wilsonovy budou ohlaseny DO
schvalenf smlouvy. Armeni
majf nadeji, ze president Will
son zahrne Trapezunt do no.
veho Armenska pri rozhodova-
nj hranicnich narokG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
ZABIL CTYRI LIDI, PAX
.SEBE.

Halifax, 20. zari. Tri muzi,
Jeden Mich otec jeho, a jed
ma zena byli zastreleni v Hem
ford, okrcsu Lunenburg wee
ra, Havelockem Veinottem z
onoho mfsta, jenz potion spa
chal sebevrazdu. Veinott ma
padl ttyfi zminene v zachvatu
silene vasne, vyvstavsi re STA
reho sporu umfsteni mlyn-
skeho jezu ma majetku ieho
otce, kde strelba sc udala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
SMUTNY KONEC DVOU CE.
SKYCH STARCU.

Chicago, 18. zaff. Trapen
dlouhou nemoci, jez strpcova-
la mu jeho start, S8lety Jan
Novak obesil sc v obydli sveho
syna ma zap. 18. ul. Porota ko-
ronerova rozhodla, ze zoufa-
Is Gin svij spachal v zachvatu
dusevni nepricetnosti. Narodil
Sc V Sobedrazi ma Taborsku v
Cecharh a We Spoj. Statech zil
55 rok1. Vaclav Maruska,
starec 82-lety, usmrcen byl vla-
KEN ma zeleznicni kfizovatce,
kterou pfechazel. Tyz narodil
Sc ma Pfsecku a v Americe dlel
mnoho rokt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21

"krenka", kordon vojska z %.
pesiho pluku byl utvoren kol
celnice.
San Francisco, 20. zari.
Duncan Matthewson, kapitan
detektiv1 zde, oznamil dnes,
re ma We SVEN drzeni jmeno
muze, jenz pry nekolik dna
pred katastrofou predpovidal,
re bude "velky vybuch" ma
Wall Street "patnacteho zari".
Mathewson pravi, re zfskal in
formaci cd jisteho zmrzaeene-
no vojaka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
KAISER DELA POSLEDNf
VULI.

Londyn, 20. zarf. William
Hohenzollern, driveisf n6mec-
KY cfsar. napsal novou posled-
nj Will, ktera jesy prohlasena
"a jeho poslednf odkaz. Sveril
ii v opatrovanf notafe Schroo-
ia v Amerongen, pravf depese
z Doornu k "Daily Mail"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
SPOR PRED SVAZ NARODu.
Polsko a Litevsko zastavilv
valceni a podrobi Sc rozhodnuti
noveho svetoveho tribunalu.

Paffz, 20. zafi. Polsko a Liz
tevsko dohodly Sc ma zastave-
nj veskereho nepratelstvi a
svefi vysetrenf a rozhodnutf
spornych otazek rade Svazu Ma
rod1, bylo oznameno zde dnes.
/ Polsko-Litevske dohodnutf
nadeslo, kdyz rada vyzvala o.
be zeme, aby bezodkladne "a
stavily nepratelstvi. v resoluci
zadano jest Litevsko, ably pri-
jalo prozatfmni hranicni Ca
ru urcenou nejvyssf radou v
minulem mesici prosinci a 3D.
volalo sve vojsko z dzemf ma
7apad Cd one linie, kdezto
Polsko bylo pozadano, aby be-
hem sve valky s Ruskem setri-
10 neutrality 1zemi okupova-
neho Litevskem vychodne cd
linie tazene nejvyssf radou.
Prijeti arbitrace Svazu ma
deslo nanejvyse dramatic
KEN zpdsobu We verejne schi-
ri rady dnes.
Delegati divaci byli pessi-
mistitti, be dospeje sc k neja-
kemu dohodnuti, kdyz Pade-
rewski, polsky delegat We Sva-
zu narodd vyvstal a proslovil
ohnivou rec, V niz prohlasil, ze
Polsko ST pfeje ziti v miru s
Litevskem a ze ma plnou dive-
ru, u, zs Lltevsko rovnez 81 pfeje
Litevstf delegati, v eele Sc
zahranicnfm ministrem Wolde
marem, presli k polskym dele
gatum a srdecne potrasli 81
mimi rukama "a iasotu delega-
til divakG, kterf takto vitali
prvnf pripad, kdy prostredni-
ctvi Svazu bylo prijato zeme-
mi skutecne We stavu valky.
Woldemar prohlasil, ze ma pl-
nou duveru We spravedlnost
rady re uposlechne jeff roz-
hodnuti.
Finsko rovnez priialo roz-
nodnutf radv Svazu Narodn We
sporu Sc Svedskem o Alandske
ostrovy a otazka ia sv6fena X
vysetreni a urovnanf tfem ko-
Leon Burgeois, francouzsky
zastupce v rade prohlasil v re-
ci, liz zahajili zasedani, ze
predlozeni t6chto dvou spor-
nych otazek, polsko-litevske a
svedsko-finske, rads Svazu Ma
rodh, podava nejlepsf dikaz,
iakou blahodarnou institucf
,elemu svetu mnze Sc osvedci-
Ii Svaz NarodI.
Rada schvalila dnes zakou-
peni hotelu Notional v Zeneve
"a pristf domov Svazu. Dale
bylo prevedenf distrik-
Il Eupen a Malmedy pod BEL
gickou svrchovanost, po vyse-
.fenf protesti vedenych Nemci
,roti plebiscitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-21
PATRANf DOSUD BEZyY.
.SLEDNYM.
Policii dodan popis tff muzH,
ktefi utikali pry Cd vozu ma
Wall Street bezprostfedns
pred vybuchem.

4 New York, 20. zari. Dosti
presny popis muz1, nichz sc
ma "a to, ze pfivodili vybuch
bomby, jez rozsirila smrt a
zkazu ma Wall Street We ctvr-
tex v poledne, byl ziskan cd
ISamuela B. Wellingtona, pred
sedy West Indies Trading Co.
Wellington zranen byl vybu-
chem a teprve dnes mohl rici,
co videl bezprostfedne pred
katastrofou.
= Pravil, ze opustil kancelar
jednoho advokata ma Wall
Street kratce pred polednem.
| Kdyz vysel z budovy, zaslechl
hlasy volajici "Hurry up"
"Beat it." Pohlednuv ma dru-
hou stranu ulice, spatril tam
diva muze, kteri pripadali mu
jako "pedlaci z vychodni stra-
n.y. kyvajicf a volajici ma tre-
tho muze, jenz stal u stareho
vozu.s otevrenymi stranami
pred. vladni budovou. KIN, do
vozu zaprazeny, byl pry sesly.
V odpoved' ma volanf druhych,
omen muz jal Sc utfkati smerem
k William ulici.
"Pohledl jsem pres rameno,
kracel jsem totiz k Nassau u
lici," pravil p. Wellington, "jez
to 'ocekzval jsem, &e budou sti-
'hani policii, nebot' z jeiich
jednani jsem soudil, re byli to
lupici, kterf oloupili bud iie |
kterou banku neb bankovniho
poslicka. Prav6 dostihl Jsem
rohu Nassau ulice, kdyz jsem |
byl srazen vybuchem k zemi a
ztratil vedomi.'
Pres to, co Wellington sde-
Ill a jine zajfmave veci, jez
vysly ma jevo behem dne, po- !
licie a federalnf zrizenci me-
jsou mic blize ma stope vra-
hi, nez byli prvnf den, bezpro
stredne po vybuchu a "a nejdi
lezitejsi stopu az dosud Sc pova
zuje objevenf dnes vecer $50
liber bezdymneho prachu u
kryteho ma pramici v Plum
Beach. Traskavina byla odkry--
ia ma dine opustsne pramice,
kde ctyri bedny INT byly "a
baveny pred dvema mesfci a
zniceny hlidkou z valecnych
lodi.
Vystrahy pred dalsimi aten-
taty byly dnes obdrzeny ze
trf rdznych zdrojG.
Postovnf lfstek adresovany
Williamu H. Edwardsovi, ko-
lektoru vnitrozemnich dani
zde, sdeluje, ze bude uGinen
pokus o zniceni celnice Ultra
We 2 hod. odpoledne. Byl po-
depsan "A Citizen. (Obcan.)
Edward P. Fischer, ienz
pfedpoved6l vybuch ma WALL
Street, kdyz vyslychan byl po-
licif dnes odpoledne, prohlasil,
ze vice bomhovych vybuchd Sc
uda. "Byla to predtucha." pra-
vii. "Nevidene silly vybraly 81
mne "a prostfednika. A vice
Sc uda v budoucnosti."
Vyhrizka, ze vybuchy sta
nou Sc We Washingtone, Cleve-
landu Pittsburgh "velmi br-
w" obdrzena byla jednfm
dennikem We Washingtone. Do
pis, jenz byl odevzd&n odboru
spravedlnosti, byl podepsan
"A. "A. F." Byl psan neumelou
rukou tuzkou ma lacinem papf-
fe. ~T"W
Ackoli vyhrIzka, jiz obdr-
Eel vyb9rcf dani Edwards Sc
poklada "a dflo nejakeho
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-23
PROIESTANTS SEEK
RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS
THIRTY DENOMINATIONS AGREE
THAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS DO NOT
FURNISH MORAL AND RELIC
IOUS INSTRUCTION NEEDED TO
MAKE A GOOD CITIZEN.

Those who are clamoring for the
are not in sympathy with any of the
churches, nor are they friends of our
country. While the Catholic Church
has separate schools for nearly half
her children, those who are guiding
the destiny of the other Christian
churches are insisting that something
must be done to give Protestant chill
dren chance to receive week day
religious instruction and to rear them
in religious atmosphere.
The Interchurch Movement, repre-
senting the thirty largest Protestant
denominations, recommend, in their
recent report "a system of religious
schools" The report continues:
There is dangerous situation due
to the neglect of the religious train
ing of childhood and youth by the
American people, imperilling the safe
ty of the nation, threatening the flu
ture of the Church and seriously i'm
peding the Characterization of the
world.
'The religious education of all the
children of all the people demands an
adequate UNCONVENTIONAL organization
and program; unless this fundamental
need of religious education be met
the solution of the present situation
is hopeless.
How long can nation endure, 69.3
per cent of whose children and youth
are receiving no systematic instruc-
ton in the religious and moral sane
tions upon which our democratic in
situations rest?
"Unless a program of religious edu-
cation can be created there is great
danger that system of public schools
will become naturalistic and mater
ialistic in theory and practice and that
the direction of social development
will be determined by the secular in
fluences within the state rather than
by the spiritual forces represented by
the Church.
IF you would point to the weakest
spot in the Protestant Church you
would put your finger on the army of
| wv CITY IAullOA Sullu1 Gil duu
youth in our own land who are grow
ing up in spiritual illiteracy and six
teen million other American Protes-
tant children whose religious instruc-
| ton is limited to brief hour once a
week, often sandwiched in between a
delayed preaching service and the
American Sunday dinner"
There is no hope for the future in
trying to force religion into the pub
! lie schools. The sooner we make up
our minds to this situation the better
it will be. There is no hope for the
ultimate Characterization of America
without far more adequate system
| of religious education. Each com
munity should provide week day
schools wherein paid teachers of
J training should develop the moral and
| spiritual natures of the children. Such
a system would cost money, but it is
worth it. The plan would necessarily
| imply much overhead organization in
! the provision of supervision, normal
training schools, and cooperation with
| the public school system
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-23

aims and the soul of the statesmen
who guided our republic during the
first seventy-five years OF its existence,
however admirable it may have been
from the point Of view Of commercial
or social necessity, has been one Of
the chief factors in Notwithstanding
the people of the United States and
will eventually, if not now modified,
make an irreligious nationwide
may God prevent.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-23

9 TUCCO suggests perma-
nence and solidity. Yet
stucco, like everything else,
is benefited by surface pro-
lection.
A surface coating keeps
moisture from the stucco,
and, by smoothing the sur
face, less Judgment is given
to dust and dirt-agents Of
unsightliness and destruc-
ton.
Owners of property
should constantly remem-
Der that disintegration, de-
cay, rust, corrosion, wear
and tear-all begin at the
surface. Surface protec-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-23
SCHOCn
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
If Your Home Is
Stucco

ton, therefore, is complete
protection-save the sur
face and you save all.
We see many houses
once attractive-which we
would not care to occupy
because of their condition.
Could not most of the de-
terioration, inside or out
side, have been averted by
surface protection? I'm
questionably it could.
A word to property own
ers: AS a matter of keep
ing up the value of your
property-sav the surface
save the surface.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Annual Easter Monday
Ball, Special Music,
City Hall, April 5

The annual Easter Monday ball
which is always looked forward to
with pleasant anticipation will be
held next Monday evening in CITY
hall with music by Douglas orches-
ira of eight pieces. A special added
feature is the introduction Of two
artists, members of this seasons
Bowdoin Musical Clubs, who will
play the banjo and saxaphone in q
manner that will make you sit I'D
and take notice. These artists are
recognized as stars Of the first mag
nitude in their respective lines and
are considered world heaters when
it comes to disbursing catchy, snap
by dance music. Everyone vino en-
joys tripping the light fantastic toe
should make it a point to be at City
hall next Monday evening. A grand
good time is assured all who attend.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

Carol. Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day
Organ Offeratory
Anthem, Christ Being Raised From the
Dead c. l.. Williams
Organ Postlude
Choir: Mrs. Arthur Minchin. Soprano
Mrs. Dwight Higgins. alto; Alden Mer-
rill. tenor: Fred Bates. bass; Miss
Annie Blanchard. organist; j. Francis
MacNichol. musical director.
EVENING SERVICE, 7.3c
Voluntary, Allegretto in C, Hamer
Miss Burbank
Anthem, "Lo, the Tomb is Empty"
Broome
Solos By Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. Ryan
Carol duet, Easter Dawn Hanscom
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Sawtelle
Solo, Christ is Risen Graner
Mr.. Ryan
Anthem. Triumphant Strains Arise"
Chapman
Solos by Mr.. Goodwin, Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Sawtelle
OTeratory, Prelude and Melody in +,
Miss Burbank
Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day"
3. Tours
Postlude, easter March, Merkel
Miss Burbank
Quartet: Mrs. NJ L. Sawtelle. So
prano; Mrs. J. A. Anderson. contralto;
n eth Ryan. tenor; Herbert Il. Goodwin,
baritone; Miss Emily L. Burbank. or
ganiSt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
SIDNEY

wEST-Mr. and Mrs. Leighton
Castle Of Belgrade and NJ. and Mrs.
c. +. Smith and little daughter
passed Sunday at the Mills home
stead.
Mrs Georgia Richardson is gain
ing in health.
The condition of Miss Annie
Freeman shows marked improve
ment.
p. w. French made a business trip
to Belgrade Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. French have given
up the idea Of going West this wear
Mrs. Matilda Cilroy left last Fri
day for her home in Springhll
N. S.. having been here since last
June. Mrs. Gilroy was accompanied
as far as Waterville by her niece,
Mrs. Abner Smith.
1t is with regret that the people at
West Sidney learn that a call has
heep sxtended from tho church Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
EASTER PROGRAM
TO BE. GIVEN At
AUGUSTA CHURCHES
Special Services Ar
ranged in Observ-
ance of Easter Sum-
day, with Musical
Offerings of Espe-
cial Merit

Easter Sunday will be observed to-
morrow in Augusta in the usual man
ner, the several churches of the city
holding special services in honor of the
day and with music programs arranged
expressly for the occasion, also with a
display Of beautiful flowers. The pro-
grams which hSve been arranged for
the different churches are as follows
All Souls Church (Unitarian).
Prelude, "vorsfine" from Lohengrin.
Wagner
Anthem, Break Forth with JOY 4
Caleb Shipper
Carol, 1.-THE Day of Resurrection"
Shackley
Anthem, Magdalene,' Warren
Anthem. "In the End of the Sabbath"
Nunc Dmittis
Lansing
Postlude: Easter March, Merkle
Choir--Miss Elizabeth ]. Noble, direc-
tor and soprano; Mrs. J. A. Anderson,
contralto: Albert E Lamb, tenor: Earle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

Exercises by the Beginners Department
Chorus, Hail Him
Primary Department
Easter Lesson" Lowela Wardwell
Recitation, "A Sunny Welcome"
Maxine Curtis
Dialogue, Easter Door,
Mi ses Grua, Edwards, Fitield. Swan.
Rogers
Reel ,a,ion, THE Soldiers" Hugh T ibol
Dialogue and Hymn, Little Bells CT
sextct. Lily Bells. Lily Eelis,"
Misses Bristol Nudge, Peters, Ward
well. Marie and Barbara Frost
Dialogue, Telling the Easter Story
Recitation, The Angels of Easter"
Recitation, "rhe Lilies"
Freeland Ramsdell
Drill "Eastertide,"
Five Boys and Five Girls
Girls Chorus, Junior Department
Exercise, EASTER
Misses Hanson, Nichols, Lyons, White.
Myla and Gwendolyn Maxwell
Recitation, THE Bells Easter Praiee,"
Mildred Wright
Misses Jones, Parlin, Hurd, Best
Exercise, Children of the Bible
Misses White. Temple, Hanson, and
Messrs. Dennet. Brann, Clark
Exercise, easter Carol"
Mis- ,es Pullen. Hit, Croker, Lyons,
Hit
Practical Lesson Demonstration by H.
L. Pride and class of boys
Dialogue, Special Easter Collection"
Eleanor and Edna IFifield
Boys Chorus. Christ Is hisen Today"
Remarks by the Pastor.
Offering for Conference benevolences
Reading by Miss Louise Fifeld.
Solo by Miss Margaret Small.
Reading by Miss Frieda Barker.
Solo by Miss Vivian Foss.
Poem, Miss Leone Garvin.
Benediction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
FARM BUREAU NOTES

The Boys and Girls Agricultural
clubs of Winslow met Friday eve
ming and a most interesting program
was carried out. Mrs. H. S. How
ard is leader of this organizat ton.
County agent c. A. Day and Miss
Helen Lyman, county demonstration,
were present. The members of the
Monmouth Farm Bureau have order
ed carload Of chemicals. The Clin-
ton Farm Bureau has ordered a car
load of lime, as has the Farm Bu-
reau of West Augusta.
Since last year the Chelsea Farm
Bureau has increased from eight
members to % members. 16 women
and IL men being members. The
west Gardiner Farm Bureau held an
all day meeting Wednesday and
community planning was the pro-
gram Of the day. Mr.. Day and Miss
Lyman were both in attendance at
the meeting, taking charge. A bean
dinner was served. The work which
the West Gardiner Farm Bureau
plans to take up this year includes
livestock, crop work, poultry work.
clup work and cost accounts. The
committee from the mems division
is composed of Chairman A. n. Cos
line; secretary Erwin TT. Horne:
livestock, G. r. NJ. Wentworth:
crops. E. l.. Mccormick; poultry, w.
u. Spear; clubs, f. L. Mccormick:
accounts. f. H. Horne. The women's
division committee is composed of
Mrs. A. N. Gosline, Mrs. Alice NJ,
Hinckley, Mrs. Carrie Jones.
The Chelsea Farm Bureau met
Thursday in all-day session and a
most interesting program was car
rled out. A picnic dinner with hot
coffee was served. The bureau this
year plans to take up livestock
poultry. boys and girls agricultural
clubs. and farm accounts. The mems
committee appointed, consisted of J
r. Barney. chairman: secretary
Frank Meader; livestock. w. X
thompson: poultry, E. II. Collins:
clubs, Mrs. Mary Ham and Mrs
Florence Thompson: account, B. s
Grant. The women's division has
just been organized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

Randolph, Mass, to Rev. +. S. Phil
brook Of Augusta. Mr.. Philbrook
has ministered to the West Sidney
Baptist church for several summers
and his services have been appre-
ciated 1t will be of interest TO
some and perhaps encouragement to
small churches to know that the
West Sidney Baptist church has met
her full church apportionment
s2o.29, for the year ending April 80,
1920.
Ralph Ballard and family are
moving to their home at West Sid
ney.
Mrs. Harold Benson and little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
South Parish Congregational
Church,

MORNING SERVICE 1890.
Prelude, Grand Choeur in -,
VIM. r. Spence
Carol, Chime Softly. Bells OF Easter"
snepperd
Anthem. "And Behold There was a
Great Earthquake Shipper
Sermon. "Ths~Practice of Immor: ity,"
DIR. Ecob
Anthem, "Now is Christ Risen"
West
Choral response. "Sanctus,'' Wass
Postlude, March in +. Bruce Steane
VEsPER SERVICE 4.3o 7. NJ.
Prelude, "Jubilate Deo," Silver
Anthem: They Have Taken Away
MY Lord, Stainer
T. Tertius Noble
Solo. THE Lord is Risen" from "The
Light Of the World" Sullivan
Mr.. Goodwin
Postlude, Allegretto in D,
Bruce Stcane
At this service DR. Ecob will read n
paper on the subject, 'Psychical Phc-
nOmena."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

a delightful party was given on
Wednesday evening by Miss Ethel
Brainard at her home on Wood
street. The first part Of the evening
was devoted to whist Refresh
ments were served, followed by
music and dancing. At whist the
first prize, a linen handkerchief and
sachet. was won by Miss Lillian Sui
Ivan for the highest number of
points. The second prize, a choco-
late chicken, for the lowest number
Of points. was won by Doris Jordan.
The guests were Mrs. Annie Lyon,
Miss Marguerite Clark, Edith Nor
ton, Grace Johnston, Amy White,
Rena Adkins, Doris Jordan and Miss
Lillian Standardization Journal.