Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30
Evening Session
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told OF rs formation N the state of
Ohio at the little city uf Hillsporo,
It's struggle for existence ana good
accomplished At that time. Also OF
the hard cam paiEn of DR.. Lewis n
several Of the larger cities Of the
fight made during the past IS years.
until 20 different countries and 10
900 cities and towns were represent
I'd n the organization Of the union.
She told Of the aggressive tight
made IN this nation resulting in the
adoption Of the 18th amendment
which was greeted with applause.
Mrs. Lawrence bitterly scored The
liquor interests. telling Of their pres
enr plans. seeking lenient enforce
nsnI Of the Volstead act and liberal
izatIoR Of the sale Of liquor. She
told n detail Of the unions plans to
COM bat their forces and of the ne
cessity Of voters, especially the WON
En- gong 70 the primaries ana polls
ana seeing 10 IL that governors.
legislators and all other officers fay-
o-able 70 the nG3 enforcement Of
the prohibition laws we're nominated
and elected She cautioned her hear
ers 70 take no chances with the IN
different candidate.
IN closing Mrs. lawrence ap-
pealed 20 The mothers. She spoke
q the possible dangers awaiting the
youth at the county fairs with their
nldways. where shows Of the IN
seeniy varlety were often permit
Ted: she warned those present 20
guard against these foes Of social
welfare. She asked everyone 70 help
and 4ssist The union n It's social
welfare program 50 that future gen
erations would rise without hyphsns
and instead IS 100 per cent Amerl-
cans
Following Mrs. Lawrence's ad-
dress. Mrs. QWmby presented the
Union resolutions. thanking all
who had part or share in making
the convention such a success
The Pageant
The Power Behind the Throne" a
pageant including ICE characters, was
presented wednesday evening cor
uecclCr with the convention Miss
Nlckers0r. national " Z. T L. lee
-u-er. was the director. Mrs. Ruth
Walsh. state nwicai director. was
The so!olst of the evening and a solo
vas also rendered By John Chamber
ain. The program was as follows:
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Ernest Mclean. Father. Philip Sylves-
Ter, Daughter. Marion Dyer; Son Don
aid Trouant
TablsaG Two-Mother. Lcra Pooler:
Father, John Howe: Children. Harriet
Eastman, Janet Chase. Barbara Frost.
Ac- Il The Observation-Disclosures
Mrs Alice sheldon; Miss Anna Beale.
Mrs. 2 A Howard Margaret David
sen Gladys Bolton. Mrs. . B. Frost.
Mrs. Ida Freeman Dorothy King Mrs.
A. Z. Bradford Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins.
Vivian Toss: bartender. Joseph Gre
al5r
Act III The 1874 Convention-
President. Mrs. = S. Fogg; ether mem
bers. Mrs. T a. Howard Miss CORN
ley. Mrs. Frost. Grace Morrill. Mrs
aerrlck; soloiSL Mrs. Ruth Walsh
ACT n. DEPARTMENTS Of Work. rep
resented by - girls.
Act v Unc3e Sam al Horne-Unc.e
Ssn1. Philip Sylvester; Columbia Miss
Nickerso1; Druukards Child. Harriet
las tuan. Her Father. John Howe:
John BarieEcorn. George sheldon
Act Va. Uncle Same at Home
Rhode Island. Lillian Peters: Con
Caroiyne Herr1ck: the other IS states
represented By girls. Child Welfare.
Janet Chase Cold Water FAIRY, Jose
phiue Peters: Telephone. Vivian Foss:
Law Enforcement Mrs. Freeman: So
loist. Harry Cham berlaia: Foreign
Nations LED by China Ruth Hender-
son; Italy. Lora Pooler: other nations
represented By members: pianist Miss
Carrie Bradford assisted by Mrs Flor
ence Dow
Music BY Dennis orchestra
The girls who took part ia the drills
were: Robinson viy7an Rus
sell. Janet Chase. Beverly HewIns
Emily Coffin, Katherine Austin Mar
ion White. Angela Mclean. Virginia
Penn. Christine Robbins. Barbara
Frost. Marie Frost. Lucy Genthner
Florence Nckenney. Barbara stuart
Vivian Pierce. Rachel Maddocks.
Catherine McKenney. Dora Stafford
Louise Stafford Mildred Bowering,
Hazel Wade. Francis Kinsrnan. Lii
Ian Otis. Florence Baker. Mildred
Walton Thelna Young, Margaret
Dow. Rosemary Edwards. Blanche
Cove. Lillian Peters, Beatrice Drake,
Doris. Hit. Airline Hit, Irene Nudge.
Lowena Wardweil- Sadie Cross. Alice
Grua- Maxine Curtis. EIinor Weber
CorabelIe Bristol. Adelaide Bristol.
Elizabeth White. ashley Patten-
Hilda Brown was a standard bearer
Miss Carrie Bradford was pianist
and her work in connection with the
pageant was most efficient and ex-
ceilent.
The State organization acknowi.
edges with gratitude the courtesy Of
Manager Appleby in leaning scenery
from the Opera House which added
greatly to the effectiveness Of the
paEeant
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