Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-18

conference u The Stale and caption
building and extended Al invitation
rom Mrs. M.liikan 70 the ladies' 10
visit aer and inspect me rev execu-
ave mansion t2is afternoon a. 4.5b.
He called attention To The [act ha1
this organization represents what We
are likely % overlook. he back
ground Of history. ard asserted Laa-
no state has a better right than
Maine for such inspiration For a
hundred and ft-y years before he
Revolution The CutposLs Of civil!Za-
-1un and the bUlwa-ks Of liberty wera
jealousy guarded and preserved by
IRE hardy pioneers Of Maine. Perlls
Exist now as lien against which We
must be on guard. Revolt and II
rest ara ahead and the Gef4ns
against hem s found n me ci,a-a2-
Ter Of ihe rugged ciugensn.p II
Maine sens and daughters Z LOOK
courage then. i axes courage now
our cii-Ze-ship Is being bullt up II
ih- -av 1nacer-a. about ls which n
Guides hose vho come . Is e-orl olher
lands and our own children VINO need
10 iess attention % me teaching of
\ -re-- ca2isrr than ne foreigner Our
hcyhoCd and g!rhoud Is ne citizenship
IF tomorrow Every influence IA.
makes fu- good -iT1Zenshlp s an ally:
ever adrerse influence IS an enemy
Governor M.ll.ken Mentioned : few
IF me rf'-ent sta~s AIKEN bv he state
% MAKE IL citizens beIter ana hapDiv-
among whicn are ne numerous m
prove1nents n The school system. ne
children : guardian .av and the nu'h-
ers a.d -aw- Along such lines new
problems must % solved and IN ms
way VII the ask OF he 9th canrl---
&c done. ne sad N closing
Mrs George Navarro Minor
Ae-er ne singing OF 'Mavourneenr -
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. George Maraa-1
Minor Ct Waterf1r-i Ct. candidate FOR
president general Of the aa-iuna, sorje-
-, was introduced. She expressed he-
pleasure a. being able 70 VISIT ne sac
conference and greet Maine rargt-
-ers. she thanked he Sta.e for e1-
dursing her caHdidacy and asked the
every chapter 70 a.d The national pres
2Ut4C ana 0Mce@s- Ms. Minor 5 SUP
5ec, was 100 Percent Ane-icanisra" and
she spoke IN par As follows.
Although ne war for human liner-v
has bean fought. va can not fa@l thai
i Is even vet safely won. The liberties
Of the English -spea k.lg races still hang
in the balance. Revolution raises Is
bloody hands not oniv n Russia but
even IN democratic. <-eedoyn-Iov-uE Eng
and. ana n our own steady and law-
abiding and. whore ire Beis-evist ag!-
ta,or Incites labor against our govern
nen1- Unprecedented strikes nave Neen
running rampant and ara threaten ing
even now 70 re Ip our railroads The
hour calls for more men ike Governor
Coolidge Of Massachusetts. VINO ss d.
There is no night ID strike against the
public safety ny anybody. anywhere az
anv time The nigh cost or living &
adding 70 This unrsst. II IS not al due
70 proAreerTnE.
A. a time when the wheels Of irdusr--v
should speed up and renair the vast de-
grrurt3cn If the war. laber THROWS .icwn
rs toais ami demands less work Shorter
hours and still higher pay. though never
before paid 50 we'll. Costs viii not CRIME
down until industry speeds up, ana FRO
iuctiun goes on unimpedsd. with fair
return for both capital and abor
Delay over ratification of the peace
treaty ADDS 10 he chaos resulting from
the huge ca=acivsTn OF war by prolung-
inE the condition az uncertainty N The
industrial and political word. At
time when We should stand shoulder ID
shoulder with Grea5 Britain. the guard