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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
Campfire Girls

Tho committee FOR the surprise
birthday party Tor Miss Ruth has
made the last definite effort 10
make the undertaking a success.
All that now remains IS FOR every
Campfire Girl 20 do her part toward
contributing 20 the ship fund IT is
the hope that every Campfire Girl
in Seattle and neighboring towns
may save something from pleasure
denied. The money is to be turned
into headquarters by Wednesday.
November j.. and then II viii be
converted into gold pieces TO FIN
the hold OF a ship model which will
be presented 20 Miss Brown By the
girls at the party given IN her
honor Saturday evening. November
18th. The party program will be
planned by Miss Ruth herself, be-
cause OF n rally scheduled for that
date. Interested mothers and faith
ers arc urged 10 attend the party.
Many girls have already entered
tho race for Ladies' Home Journal
and other magazine subscriptions
during the first week Of the drive.
Vcs,a Bowden OF the Woanhcla group
under the leadership Of Mrs Elder
is in the lead. while that group also
leads with the greatest number OF
subscriptions turned into headquar-
ters. Blanks for securing subscrip-
tons and full information about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting Of the Brit
lsh-American association viii be
held in the Fine Arts hail. 202S
Third ave, Friday evening, Novem-
bor IA, at 8 o'clock. All persons Of
British birth, whether residents or
visiting. cordially invited.
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woMAN's CENTURY
CLUB

Tho chorus OF tho Woman's
Century club will meet Wednesday.
November IL. nt 10 a. m. at the
homo OF Mrs. j. H. Templeton, ST.
Paul apartments. 1905 Seneca 81.
Myrn Bancroft olive. director
Household administration depart.
ment, with Mrs. r. W. Mclsnest,
1905 18th ave. n. r. Program
Talk on Historic China OF the
Colonies" by Mrs w. ]. Blackwell
talk on Nutrition by Miss Martha
Koehne. Of tho University OF wash.
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
Luncheon and Linen
ShOlCer

Miss Jane TfuaN will entertain
with a luncheon and linen shower AZ
her homo on Saturday afternoon.
November %. Ia compliment 10
Aliss EIlsaba,h Folsom. whose en-.
gagcmeut 20 Mr.. Lawrence why
was recently announced. Fourteen
close friends OF the honor guess,
have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
Senator Jones VIII
Sneak at Club

Senator Wesley Jones will speak
on the child labor bin and other
pending legislative measures on
wednesday. November IL. at 1915
O'Clock, before the members OF the
current events class at the Women 9
University club.
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Assistants Chosen
for Tea

Nra Charles 4. Moses. Mr.
Georsr Hamilton LgEhorn. Mra.
Perry "a TruaK and Mrs. Guy
sherman Pelcrkln Win alternate az
thr uTus at Mw Marion Russell
Cummings tea Friday afternoon az
her home. in honor ~ Ms. Douglas
rulmbun hallngor Marie IsEhornl.
Mrs Erwin HoEs. Jr. Mrs. lee
shaw forbcs, Mu. DsBl Elliot,
White and Miss Doris Mitchell win
assist and little Lucille Carpenter
ana hclyn Taylor win receive ihs
carts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
Surprise PortV

Mrs Frank Binkley entertained
with a surprise party on Friday eve.
ming at her home in hoonr Of her
husbands birthday. Music and
dancing were the diversions and
later a buffet supper was served.
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Mrs. Gregg to GiUe
Luncheon

Mrs. Harry Westervelt Gregg will
be hostess at a luncheon Of twenty
covers al her home on Monday aft.
ernoon. November II. for her sis
ter. Mrs. William Leonard Eaton.
who returned today from a short
visit Ia Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB

The Ladies' Grotto club win have
a special evening meeting nj the
Federated clubhouse. "wednesday,
November 10. al o'clock. This
Will be the first OF short series
OF evening entertainments on this
years. program. which are planned
for members who are unable to at.
tend tho afternoon sessions.
Tho following program has been
arranged: Piano selection. Mrs.
Alma Holman KEN. THE Motion
Picture Problem. Airs. Frank Bal.
lainc: lantern slide lecture. Hunting
With a Camera" Mrs. l.. u. Linds.
10y; community singing. led by Mr..
". l.. Cooper. Members arc asked
10 bring their husbands and chill
drru
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Entertaining for
Mrs. Hood

To honor Mrs, John Herman Hood,
who win leave shortly for Honolulu,
Mrs. George c. Miller will entertain
with a luncheon OF 10 covers NJ her
home on Thursday afternoon.
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BRIGHTON PRE-.
SCHOOL CIIJE

Brighton Prc.school club will
meet Thursday, November ~, at .
p m. at the home of Mrs. Gratis.
1909 Othello st. Each member Is
invited TO attend and nleo to bring
a friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
WILL GIVE DANCE
Robert Morris chapter will give
nm Informal dance on Saturday
evening, November 10. at tho Ma.
sonic clubrooms, Arcade building.
Whist and bridge also will be
played. All Masons, Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
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LAKE WASHINGTON

Lake Washington Garden club will
meet with Mrs. + a. Zimmerman at
Medina, "wednesday. November L..
There will be a special chrysanthc.
mum exhibit Each entry will DO
Jagged and later tho display viii be
shown at the public library
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Women's Clubs
MILITARY WHIST
AND HRIDGE

MILITARY WHIST
AND BRIDGE
jefferson Park Ladder Improve.
meut club has arranged a card party
and musical program az the Beacon
Inn Community clubhouse. Tor Wed.
nssdy evening. November T.. az 5
o'clock.
Tho program. which viii begin a.
10 o'clock. win bo an follows.
riano-raikA ,t.stst....,stta shms uiaoff
Neaia Moth
Vocal
Aasfuin7 Ah1af aHeHH#H COO 81 s AfaNaFf
'uniT a TmY Garden" Elisha sect
Mrftiea pstfn.
Notai =Hrtattsd
y, ". FORREST
Mrr Fprrst ar thu plano
Tho hasfrssas Tor the evening vii 60.
riuIa Mrs r. Macarthur. Nrs r. 81
Nifrhsii AIRS Waiter =. rFrrr. Mra H.
y Campbell Mrs Robert Adams MfH.
George A. spencer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
MIpYEAR ASSEMBLY

In connection with the eighth
midyear assembly OF the Woman's
Legislative Council Of Washington,
which convenes In Seattle. Novem.
her 1919. at tho Y. w. G. A., the
legislative counsellor will hold a
press banquet on Monday evening,
November II, from 5 until o'clock.
at the Y. w. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
EAsTERN sTAR CLrn

Tho Eastern star club will en-.
terrain It's members at bridge on
wednesday afternoon, November
Il, at 1920 Arcade Square.
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CAST ANNOUNCED
ron ONE ACT PLAY

4 VIZ h4NA" A. 4 10
Tho bazaar committee Of the Wen.
ems Association Of Plymouth Congrr.
Eatlonal church viii present, on No
ttmber ~. "a ous act domestic com.
sdy, THURSDAY Evening" under the
direction n SITS, Robert g. Sandal
The entertainment will conclude the
bazaar 10 bo held az the church No
yemhsr a. ana M,
The cast follows
stsus laid o. tEs kitchen - me johns
futufbau Nams
IImrs The evening that the Eaii u uuL
vfth she moiHFffslHHau EuTHu
Characters t1 the order ~ their appear
a4rs.
T. Laura Johns aaa..t..s Myrtle Hester
Gordon johns ..... .ItAInEardt tiaUtga
Mrs. Sheffield tagfa's mptLur
-s..t.ss-......s iIaEsI Tartls Davis
Mrr IolHs Gdfdou's mother. .ss.r
.ss.s...... .r... tirafrlrs wheeler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
BALLARD w. c. t. /

Ballard W. c. T. y. viii meet
Friday, November III at . p. m,
with Mrs. Samuel ~ III, 1889 w
57th st, Social Nor lily" will be
the topic Of the progra n, in charge
OF Mrs Il. Hedman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
M1L1TARY WHIST pARrY

Clara Barton Tent, No. /, DauEh-
ters Of Veterans. will give "A mill
tary whist party Wednesday, No
yember IL, at veterans hall. Arm
DRY. Everybody welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
DAUGHTERS or
ST GEORGE

Daughters Of 81 George VIII meet
az tho homo OF Mrs Harry MeHcy.
~, 9T2l aga ave, s. W. on Wed
ncBday, November is. az / o'clock.
Luncheon and cards. Take chr No.
:, TO Charleston 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
rsED cInTHING sAIC

The Pastors Aid society OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church
viii have a sale OF used clothing
Wednesday and Thursday. Novcm-
Der 18th and 18th. at 1908 West
lake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
law AID JELLY SHOWER

Phi Delta Mothers club will meet
Friday, November II, at 2 p. m.
at the fraternity house, 2il1 r.. 47th
81. A jam and jelly shower will BIO
tho feature OF the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
1oNIA sEMINu CInCLI

The sewing circle Of Ionla chap
ter, o. ". s., meets with Mrs Mabel
Fisher, 1880 Densmoro ave, Thurs
day November 10. salo OF fancy
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
SEATTLE COURT NO. Oh

Seattle Court No. 81, Tribe of
Ben Hur, will open It's winter &c.
tlyitles with dance on Wednesday
evening, November ~, at Douglas
hall in tho University 'lstrlct. Mr..
Mark l.. Duhn. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting OF tho Kansas Won,
ems club, Friday. November iith,
has been postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
WEST WOODLAND

W EST NIonLNNb
PIT. \.
West woodland PIT. A. win meet
"Wednesday. November I2, az ..
m. in the school auditorium. Book
week will be observed by pupils %.
the Fourth. Fif,h and Sixth
grades. Miss Templcton. from the
school for the deaf. with IA group
Of her pupils. win give the remain.
der OF the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUE

Iorrnine Social club will meet
with Miss Mary Scott, 313 S1st, on
wednesday. November II, at /
o'clock. Business meeting followed
by whist at 2 D. m. Take Phlnney
car.
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Broadway PIT A. will m c et
Thursday November 10, at tho
school. DR.. C. c. Tiffin win speak
on "Goltcr in Children" Miss Nellie
Lacy win give an outline on better
books, followed by social hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
SEWING CLUB

PuEc; Sound sisters Sewing club
viii meet with Mrs. John David.
son. gpss W. g5th a.. wcdneHiay.
November IL. at p. m.
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HARRISON PIT. A.

Harrison PIT. A. viii hold a short
business meeting Wednesday. No
vember ~, at p. m.
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l.. o. r. CLUB

l.. o. u. club Of Ballard win hold
business meeting Wednesday.
November IL. at p. m. In gIks
temple. A social hour will follow.
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D. A. r STUDY CLASS PLAN

- ~ ~ ~ VIZ 'lanF1 4 I'm
BRIDGE AND NAH JONGG PARTY
An interesting event this week Ia
-. a. r. circles is the bridge and
NAH iongg party tho study class Of
Rainier Chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution. viii give AT
the home Of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary
on Thursday afternoon. November
Ia Mrs ". J blackwell is IN
charge Of the games with play be-
ginning nj o'clock
AirA Howard Joslyn and Mrs
W. II. Hanna are In charge Of the
tea service later IA the day.
An additional attraction T. the
dinner which will be served from
Gas until s o'clock under tho d.
recuon OF Mrs. o. J. G. Dutton. who
is now receiving reservations. Bridge
and nah iongg will be resumed
after tho dinner
Reservations may be made for the
afternoon and evening games with
Mrs J. @. Fcnton, IA st-i@79,
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
CROWN MIL

CROWN HILL
PIT r.
Crown I'M PIT. 4. win hold IT,
regular meeting Wednesday. No.
vcmbcr T.. az 2.so p. m. Mta Shot
reg win speak on Visual Educa.
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY

WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY
CLUB WILL HOLD HIGH JINK S
Tho West Seattle Community club
will hold It's annual high jinks' in
the West Side Masonic hall. on Cali
fornia ave. Friday evening. Novcm-
Der IL.
Tho affair win be a gala night in
the annals Of the club according TO
the committee in charge. the per-
sonnet Of which includes Mrs. c. +.
Stafford, chairman: NJ. J. Robinson.
sldo shows: Mrs. John II. Shorett,
refreshments; Mr.. and Mrs 4. o.
Thompson and Frank Jacoby. tick
cts; Edward Leyman. floor man.
ager Of tho dance; Edward Dillcr
and Il. C. Stanley, games: Hans
Damn, chief OF police; Mrs. w. J.
Bennett. posters Mrs, J. L. Quincy
candies: Mrs. S. T. Hills and AIRS
Charles Longfellow. dolls; Mrs. II
r. Sanders and Mrs. Frank Jacoby
have an important assignment fol
the occasion.
An invitation Is extended 10 all
persons in tho community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-11
MYSTIC JEWEL

Mystic Jewel, No. 40. Rebekah
auxiliary. viii meet Wednesday,
November ~. at Odd Fellows tenn.
pie. 10th and u. Pine. Luncheon
at | o'clock.
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Mr rom Gibson returned Tues
ay from trip 20 Las AHstiaz
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Nr and SIRE John g. E1f0 are
expected home next week from "a
TRIP Of several months ahrald
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Miss Edith lee ~ Portland spent
ne week end in town aH the guest
u str Edward H. LCnu0E, Jr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02
Stressing Signal
Feature Headquarters
Company Drills

The members Of the HEADQUARTERS
company. seth Infantry Brigade.
count themselves fortunate, in that
az the next drill which will be held on
May 2, Sergeant Don C. Warwick. Of
the Signal Corps, on duty with the
43rd Division as instructor. will be
present, and will lecture to the bows.
This Is the second special instruc-
tor that has appeared before the
members Of this company In q short
time, and is is evident that the COM
pany Is considered of great import
ance and that 1t Is desired to bring
1t to a fine state OF efficiency in sig
nal work:
Major Huston, signal officer of the
division visited the company a few
weeks ago and delivered a lecture on
signal communication that was in
tensely interesting. showing the
boys as 1t did, Just what part their
work would play in the successful
conducting Of a campaign.
At the drill which was held on
Tuesday night this week so that the
members might attend the Y. M. c.. A,
"Dippydrome." two new men were en-
listed and two of the cid men, whose
enlistment period had expired. reen-
listed, this in itself showing that the
| work OF the company In Of such kind
that the men enjoy the drill periods
and the time passed at camp in the
| summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02

was placed among supporters OF
American adherence to the court In a
statement by President Samuel
Gompers.
The committee agreed to give pro,
ponents a chance to submit rebuttai
testimony after opponents had been
heard. Adjournment was taken today,
however, subject to the call of Chair
man Pepper. and there was no definite
indication when the hearings Woulo
be resumed.
Warming the Republican party OF
political responsibility" in the event
of failure of the United states
promptly to join the world court. Ev-
erett p. Colby of Orange, N. j., chair
man of the executive committee OF the
League of Nations Non Partisan AS
ISOLATION, delivered an appeal 1of
American participation. There never
was a time when he people lacked
confidence in party leadership as they
do now, he declared, although writ
ten into the Republican party's plat
form, not one blessed cling has been
done by my party to bring this world
court idea to fruition."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02
CHANGES IN LOCAL
klAh OFFICERS
Flanders LEAVES

II was reported on good authority
mere Yesterday that r.. L. Flanders
the kieasle tpf the local klavern Of
the Ku Klux Khan. would give I'D his
MoEk IN the interests Of the Khan in
snls CITY Immediately and return to
liz nome IN Portland, where it is
Understood he will continue as q x.
-. n. organizer working out of the
state headquarters. -
Mr.. Flanders came to August.
January and succeeded Fred Co.
nanI OF Gardiner and formerly of
Portland, as the orEanizer and =. -
agent OF the Khan in Augusta. M
Fianuers has been active and has
maze TWO efforts to secure pernis-
slon for the use Of City hall auditor.
lum Tor q Khan lecture. He made
Two appearances before the citv rov-
eminent in support Of an order IN
srant the use of the hall. The oriei-
nai cnort was made at the regular
March meeting Of the city govern
.nent and petitions bearing 779 names
accompanied the order which was
s.rneo GOWN by the unanimous vote
Mr.. Flanders. the .r,.s
.kleagle" OF the Augusta oreans.s-
ton Of the Khan, at once sfartad
workers out with new petitions ana
az the time Of the second presenta-
tion or the order at the April CITY
government meeting there were over
IOoo signers to the accompanying
feated. 500" oe-
1t could not be learned yesterday
VINO WIZ come to Augusta as the
mead OF the local klavern after MI.
Flanders departure. -A'
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PITTSFIELD

Mr. and Mrs. s. M. Raymond we're
in Waterville Wednesday COR the day.
The Cniversalist Ladies' Aid So
| ciety have engaged Union hall for the
evening of May 16. when they will
present the popular play, ION the
Giving Line" by local talent. s-...
Mrs Mary s. Bessey OF Dexter who
/ has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Burns at their home on Somer-
l set avenue for a few days returned
, home Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney J. Howard Haley OF Hart
land was in town Tuesday leaving
later for Skowhegan on business.
Virgil Goodrich OF Palmyra was in
town on business Wednesday.
Frank w. Fuller was a business
caller in Bangor. Wednesday.
Edward Southland OF Hartland was
in town. Wednesday, leaving later for
Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Furbush Of Pal
myra, who passed the winter In st.
Petersburg, Fla. arrived in town
Wednesday afternoon leaving later for
their home.
o. X. Fuller Of Hartland was in
town Wednesday on his way to De-
ter on business.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Farrar Of Milo
who have been passing the winter in
Florida were In town Tuesday calling
on friends leaving later for their
home. -
Ben IIlsley Of Portland -yas busi-
ness caller in town Wednesday.
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Bowling Trophy to
Be Presented Clerks
AT BANQUET MAY 6

The annual banquet Of the Augusta
City Bowling League will be held
next Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. G. A.
1t Is expected that every member OF
the six teams in the league will be
present at this banquet which will In
deed be an enjoyable affair.
Ihis banquet will be the occasion
OF the presentation 10 the winning
clerks Bowling team Of the fine 7. M,
y. A. trophy. which must be won
,nree years for permanent possession.
II was won last season by the Ken
neoec Journal bowlers. Several hne
individual prizes will be awarded at
this time to the man bowling high
single string, high average and to the
one getting high three string total. IN
ADDITION there is also to be presented
a nne trophy to the team turning u
the high team total Tor one match.
The league this year has been COM
posed of the Clerks. Miscellaneous.
hennebec Journal, Y. NJ c. A.. Cen
sral Maine Power Co. and the Ameri-
can Legion. The Clerks took first
pace and the Miscellaneous were
close behind in second place.
Inc committee in charge OF this
BANQUET is composed nj Leigh Flynt,
president of the league, Thomas
Siiith, secretary Of the league. and
Me team captains. Harry Jones, Les
VT McCausland.s Bonny Marson. Les
Hart, Eddie Lausier and Sidney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02
kIWANIANS HEAR
INTERESTING talk
0N 1.-THE Dominic

'The Dominic, was the subject Of
an exceptionally enjoyable talk given
before the members OF the Kiwanis
club, Thursday evening at their regu-
lar meeting at the Augusta House, by
Rev. George F. Finpie of Lewiston.
Mr.. Finnie is a past president Of the
Lewiston Auburn Kiwanis club. He
was born and educated in Scotland,
and his whole talk last evening was
delivered with the delightful burr that
makes the speech of a real son Of the
heather coverered highlands SO char
acteristic. t-s
The splendid talk by Rev. Mr.. Fin
ME, was the final feature Of an excep-
tionally good luncheon meeting pro-
gram. At the brief business session
Of the club, Captain Harold A. Miller,
chief Of the enforcement division Of
the state highway department. was
introduced as a new member.
Carrying out the recently inaugura-
ted policy of having two OF the XII
wanians deliver fve-mihute talks on
their classifications, Theodore Emery
spoke on oil, and Levi II. Williams on
coal at the meeting last evening.
Rev. Mn Finnie's topic, 1.-THE Do
minie." was logically developed and
rounded into an interesting whole. and
the speaker illustrated his several
points by frequent reference to and
quotations from H. G. Wells, George
Bernard SHAY. Thomas Huxley. Her
bert Hoover and Woodrow Wilson. He
/ described the life and work of these
several teachers and preachers, and
explained how old doctrines were
taught with wonderful success by
treating them from the political and
scientific viewpoints.
The speaker showed that many les
sons of benefit to mankind and al
humanity We're effectively dissemina-
ted to large numbers by means Of the
drama and novel, and listed the dra-
matist and novelist among the great
liberal group of old time preachers.
The Kiwanians were greatly inter
ested in the subject and listened at
tentively to the speakers development
OF 1t in his delightful manner.
Beginning last evening the Kiwan-
fans Club will hold weekly meetings
until the summer recess, and the next
regular meeting will be held next
Thursday evening. The speaker for
the next session will be Professor
Hornell of Bowdoin college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02
Victim of Assault :,
Slowly Recovering
From Fractured Skull

Joe MOrisette, who was found I'M
conscious on the pavement of Water
street and was taken to the Augusta
General hospital last Sunday morn
ing, suffering from = badly battered
face and a fractured skull as the re-
suls of an assault for which Wilfred
LeClair was found guilty and SEN
fenced to 80 days in Jail, is having q
pretty hard siege Of it at the hos
pital. Morisette suffered the scalp
wound and fracture when he struck
the back Of his head on the pavement
or curb stone, and the nature Of the
injury Is such that the man must re-
main absolutely quiet for some little
time.
County Medical Examiner DR.. W.
ri. Harris was called to treat the in
jured man, when the case was being
Investigated by the Augusta police
and County Attorney Walter NJ.
Sanborn. and DIR. Harris has contin-
ued to interest himself In Nor
risette's recovery. The doctor stated
last evening that he did not antici-
pate any serious difflculty now and
that reports that his patient had lit
tie chance Of recovery were greatly
exaggerated. DR.. Harris said that he
believed the assault victim would
continue to gain slowly with fun re-
covery but a. matter Of time.