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Evening star., 1926-11-25

20 KALORAMA RD-Room with semi;
vate bath. for one or two gentlemen All
Evening star., 1926-11-25

1877 HARVARD NW.-Large. sunny front
bse1 ~, ,r.tsr sIectricifv 26s
Evening star., 1926-11-25
RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

and small. well fur
steam heated: electricity;
Evening star., 1926-11-25

1905 NJ ST. N.W.-One large room. suit
shIe for to persons for Ink: also
dnuhla rnnm with running water.
Evening star., 1926-11-25

l140 Penna ave. n.w-Large 5room and
bath apartment: downtown location; very
reasonable rent
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
l4O7 New York Ave. NV. Main 1895.
THE BRISTOL
lS33 s St NV
Very desirable apt. second floor OF 2
rooms kitchen and tile bath. Rent very
reasonable.
1900 BILTMORE ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen. bath. reception hall and
porch: southern exposure. Only $50.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG co.
llO2 10th ST NV Main 31I
Evening star., 1926-11-25

1901 MASS. AVE.
and 2 rooms, kitchen, bath
and porch; reasonable rent; "a
hour service. Apply resident
manager.
ONLY $40 MONTH.
1726 Kenyon N.-Two large rooms porch
heat, cleo. gas and telephone furnished: in
private home: no children.
WANTED-APARTMENTs.
WANTED OR 3 ROOM APT. FIRST
floor. for doctors once. Address Box
257-R. Star once: 27'
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WITH BABY 3
years wants Q pr Z rooms kitchenette. bath
aSa Box acsR Star s' 'otsess sse D''''' ee A22SS..e" 2S.
wa NTE D = HEATED HOUSEKEEPING
apartment. thre or four roms and hath
::o :i:ond .,1ss: sccr Gr.: Tds. gs. 'sG
Evening star., 1926-11-25

I i216 18th sT.--Large. warm. cheerful front
room, With phone convenient desirable
p nniehhorhood near Scott Circle ~"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a cikkeket es orizze
meg, hogy jovoben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

szor szoptatast feladjak lido
el6tt, inert a tel kes6n jelentke-
xix. A tejkeszlet nemelykor eleg
telen, amikor meg az anya az
agyban fekszik es miatt adlak
fel szoptatast. Mem ritkasag az
sem, hogy' a keszletet novelni le-
het es elegend6 lesz. akkor, ami
kor az sanya q. eslhagyia g az agyat IS
elkezdi vegezni a rendes hazl
munkajat.
Nagyon sokszor meg sem kiser-
lik a szoptatast, inert attol fel-
nek, hogy a szoptatassal Jaro
meger6ltetes veszelyes az anya
egeszs6gere. Lgaz az, hogy szop-
tatas nagyon megviseli az anyat.
Mem szabad azonban elfeledni,
hogy a szoptatas normalis kondl-
clio es igen sok anya sokkal egesz
segesebb, inert szoptat, mint
azok, akik mem szoptatnak. Meg
akkor is, ha a &optatas megvise-
Ii kisse az anyat, meg akkor is
aldozza fel az anya magat, hogy
gyermeke eletenek a helyes kez-
detet megadja. Gyakran AIT mond
jak, hogy az anyat idegesse teszi
a szoptatas es emiatt tejiik ross7
es bebi mem fog fejlodni. Ket-
segteleniil sokszor igaz ez. Mas
| nok pedig, akik lathatolag mem
megfelelok a szoptatasra, nagyor
.j6 szoptatoknak bizonyulnak. Ez
ert tehat min'dig meg kell kise
| relni a szoptatast es csak akkol
tkell feladni, ha sikertelenHek bi
zonyulna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

iSokszor AIT tanacsoljak, hogy |
nem erdemes a n6nek szoptatni
bebijet, hacsak mem kdpes j6 hosz
szr ideig sz6ptatni. Ez a felteves
teljesen teves, inert mines fonto-
sabb id6szak a bebi eleteben, a |
mikor anyatejet kell kapnia, mint
kezdetkor. Mines a bebi elete-
ben egy idoszak, amikor az emesz
teset k0nnyen megzavarni lehet
es amikor legnehezebb megjavi-
tani, mint az elso napjaiban vagy
az elso heteiben. Minden nap, el6-
segiti ct arra az idore, amikor
mar konnyebben lehet mesterse-
ges taplalekot neki adm. Sokszor
AIT is mondjak, hogy mem erde-
mes b6binek anyatejet adm, ha-
csak mem kap elegendo taplalekot
oman. Masok AIT mondjak, hogy
mem jo a termeszetes tejet a mes
terseges taplalekEal osszekever-
nj. Ez a felteves termeszetesen tel
icsen teves. a mesterseges eledel
mem teszi a melltej elemeszteset
nehezebbe, viszont a melltej hata-
rozottan megkonnyiti a mesterse-
ges taplalek elemeszteset. Minden
csepp melltej seglti q bebit es meg
k0nnyiti a mesterseges taplalek
| kal rval6 taplalast.
| Ha az anyatej mem elegendt
| hosszabb proba utan, edesitett sii-
ritett tej a legtaplal6bb, inert a
legk6nnyebben emesztheto az osz-
SECS mestersdges taplalekok ko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29
magyarok naptara
JULIUS 81, szoMBAT

JULIUS 81, sZoMBAT
A Reformatus Betegsegely es
Egyhazi Egylet nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga a Campbell
Parkban.
JULIUS 81, sZoMBAT
Warren, O.-Az Am. M. Sc
gelyzo Sz0v. 375.-ik oszta
lyanak nyari mulatsaga a Ro-
man Halliday
AUGUSZT. 8, VASARNAP
GA Youngstown Magyar Ke-
resked6k es Iparosok K0re
! nek snagyszabasuA piknikje a
Ruska fele farman.
AUGUSTUS 9, HETFO
Campbell, GA fiiggetlen
reformatus egyhaz N6i Klub-
janak balia Grow Hallban.
AUGUSZT. Is, VAsARNAP
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor kiran-
dulasa S baseball mefkozese
Akronban.
AUGUsZT. Is, vAsARNAP
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz nagyszabasu piknik-
je.
AUGUSTUS 81, SZONIBAT
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz Noi
Klubjanak piknike az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan.
AUGUSTUS %, SZOMBAT /.
A Mahoning avei magyar
et.-ref. egyhaz nagyszabasu
piknikje.
SEPTEMBER 4, SZOMBAT
A SIT. Gy0rgy egyhaz moi
Egyletenek nagyszabasu pix
mike a steeltoni Play Groun-
don.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29
OLVASSA EFT /!

65 acres a Coitsville- -Struthers
uton, East Youngstow, vagy' a
hogy most hivjak Campbell, Ohio
hataraban, eszakra. J6 utcai front
tai, keszen felosztasra. 325x150
labas lottokra lesz felvagva, ara
telkenkent 500, vagy az egeszet
megveheti $21, ,000.00-ert, reszlet-
re is. Telefon 34003, vagy Geo. ID.
Gluck, "a Brooklyn Ave-, Youngs-
town, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

viszontlatas konnyes oromeit. Eb-
rem sz6ttiik az almot. Szegeny, ell
ment anelkil, hogy alma, vagya
valera Walt volna...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

viszontlatas konnyes 'oromeit. Eb-
rem szottiik az almot. Szegeny, ell
ment anelkil, hogy alma, vagya
valera Walt volna...
A vele egy vasuti kocsiban uta-
z6k mondtak Ell, hogy mikent tor
tenhetett a tragedia. Biztosat sen
Xxi sem tudott. Csak egy volt BIZ
zonyos. Szegeny Bernitczky holt
testet, osszeszakgatva megtalal-
Itak palyatesten. A francia yasut
meg mindig olyan regim6di har-
madosztalyu kocsikat jarat, me-
lyeknek mines folyos6ja. Minden
egyes kupenak, szabadba nyi-
lik az ajtaja. Az egyik kupeb6l a
masikba csak ugy lehet atmenni,
ha az ember kinyitja az ajt6t, S fo-
godzva, 6vatosan kuszik at a l6p-
csok0n mask ajt6ig. Bernitzkiy~
vel mem lehetett birni, robogo
vonaton jart az ismeros0ket lato-
gatni, utitarsai hiaba figyelmez-
tettek, ovtak, mem hallgatott. Ia
volmaradasa senkinek sem tint
fel, mindenki AIT hitte, hogy
mask szakaszban van. Troyesban
megallt a vonat, elindultak keres-
nj - mem talaltak sehol. Mire
Bazelbe ertek, a .tavir6 hozta
szomoru hirt, hogy megtalaltak.
Leesett ldpcsorol, megszediilt,
vagy elvesztette egyensulyat. SEN
XII sem tudja. Csak "a szomoru va
10 volt el6ttiink, hogy elment,
mielott keblere olelhette. volna
regnem latott szeretteit.
Magyart meg Jolyan aryan So
ha snem temettek, mint szegeny
Bernitzkyt. Francia pap imadko-
zott teteme felett. Odahaza ugyan
akkor pedig szorong6 0rommel
vartak, szamolva az orakat, per-
celest, hogy mikor jon meg a vo-
nat reg mem latott amerikassal.
Ilyen az elet, odaer az ember eel
Lhoz, csak az ajt6 kilincset kell XII
nyitni akkor, az utolso percben,
maskep rendelkezik a Vegzet!
A vasuti kocsiban maradt tas-
kait az amerikai konzul vette at,
szegenv megboldogult amerikai
polgar volt. A taskakat feltortek
a konzulatuson S nekem kellett a
magyar levelek $ iratok egesz So
rat atolvasnom, hogy rokonsagat
I S hozzatartoz6it, 0r0k0seit meg
llehessen allapitani. Szomoru ke-
serves kotelesseg, volt, egy egesz
napot vett igenybe. Meg kellett
tenni. K0nnyes szemmel olvastam
a hazahivo leveleket, a penzt meg
k0sz0n0 halas irasokat S elgondol-
tam, milyen furcsa is az elet...!
! Bazelben tortent az is, hogy az
egyik utas hozzam jon nagy res
telkedes kozben tiz dollart ker to-
lem. Meg voltam lepve. Kisiil az
utan, hogy Cherbourgban 0 is fel-
hajtott egy, ket >. tizenhat pohar-
raj m6rgesbol S elaludt s elszen
deredett, mire felebredt, ! hatso
zsebdb0l nyoma veszett negysza2
eros tallernak. Meg is jegyezte,
\ hogy meg ilyen draga italt, ele-
;, teben sohasem ivott!
!; A penz persze nem lett meg,
a tolvajnak bottal Hthettiik nyo-
mat. -
!. Bazelben ICY egy napot eltolt-
!. We, vasarnap reggel ~indultunk to-
vabb Budapest fele. :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29
OSZTRAK-MAGYAR HABORUS
KOVETEIE ESEK.

Reszletes felvilagositast kaphat Tri-
partite Claims Commission United
States, Austro- Hugary miikodes6t ille-
toleg. Mindenfajta haboru elotti bank
kovetel6sel0, jelzalog kolcsonok, bizto-
sit6kok iigyeben forduljon ere cimre:
G. A. Nugent, Investment Building,
WaShingtOn D. O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29

z0tt. Ha egeszen hianyzik az anya
tel, akkor edesitett kondenzalt
tejet a legjobb a bebinek adni es
ha megfelel6en lesz vele taplal-
va, akkor nornN Nlisan fog feJlod-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29
1925. JULIUS 70
AMIG, Az EMBER
EIJUT ODA.ATIGr
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

OlyldldS az I-So oluolioA)
pebe. A vegtelen sinpar hossza-
ban nyilnak fax, z0ldel a fiji, XII
kancsian kukucskal XII a hideg, ia
gyos f0ldb6l tavaszi virag. A te-
likabat szillte lekivankozik r6-
Junk, annak dacara, hogy a va7
suit kocsik mem igen vannak er0-
sen fitve. Il
De tai szdpsegeiben, a vegte-
len mezGkben, lankas videkekben,
legel6 csordakban, ibizony, keve-
sen gyony0rkodtek az utasok k0-
ziil. A legt0bbje bekes almat
ahlssza, boldog erzesek tiikr0zod-
mex az arcokOn.
Milyen szomoru is, hogy az al
koholi szabadsaga ilyen boldogito
alomra hangolja az embereket!
Delben imdultumk ell Cherbourg-
boil estere beer kiilonvonatunk
Parisba, SIT. Lazar palyaudvar-
ra. Hatalmas forgalom, az allo-
mas oriasi meretei szinte mellbe
vagjak az embert. A .tengeri ut
csondessege, a kiilonvonat almos-
saga utan valosaggal kellemetle-
nil erinti az embert ezl a nagy
siirges-forgas.
Az utasokkal egyiitt elhelyez-
kediink a palyaudvar egyik sar-
kaban, bevarjuk a masodik kiilon-
vonat drkezeset, hogy azutan
egNiitt indulhassunk Parisbol to-
va'bb. Alig egy oral varakozas
titan, befut mask kiil0nvonat is.
Meg mindig almosan, de Macy lei
kendezessel kosz0ngetjiik egy-
mast.
Egy csoportba ver6djink, az egy
iranyba tartok. Hatalmas auto
buszokra pakoljak fel az utasokat,
hogy atkeriiljenek keleti palya-
udvarra, '.ahQnnan Budapest fele
indulnak vonatok. Az utas rem
geteg, s ICY en- vagy otodmagam-
NAL, lemaradok busokrol, Sc baj,
taxit vesziink azon robogunk
utanuk.'
Amikor megerkeztiink az al
lomasra, tive tessziik magyar
testverekert a palydudvart, sehol-
sem tala1juk meg oket. Vegre 81
keriil kitudnunk, hogy ok hama
rabbi ertek ide, kaptak egy azon
nal indul6 vonatot S avval neki-
vagtak az utnak. Minket, latva
hogy idegenek vagyunk, ossze-
vissza hurcolt taxis S exert ma
radtunk lie. Kes0bb azutan meg
tudjuk, hogy magyar tarsainkat
utolerhetjiik a francia -svajci ha-
taron, Bazelben. A velem valo ot
magyar megnyugszik, inert bi.
zony mar nagyon neki keseredtek
hogy elszakadtak bodijaiktol.l
Par oral varakozas titan indu'
ell vonatunk, addig ment ki-ki
amerre latott. (Az allomasi ven
degl6ben azonban mihamar me
gint 0sszetalalkoztumk y Este II
ora korul indult a gozos, hamal
j6tekony alom szall szemeinkre
huzzuk is alaposan. Reggel ha
6rara Bazelbe eriink, a mar oft
lev9 testverek fogadnak. A vi
szontlatas hangos 0rome, hamal
uromme valtozik, mikor megtud
juk, hogy egyik utitarsunk, sze
geny Bernitzky Istvan halala
lelte. Megdobben6ssel S szinte hi
tetleniil vessziik a hirt, elfacsaro
dix a sziviink, mikor ARA Condo
lunk, hogy a viszontlatas kiisz0
ben csapott lie ere a szegeny ma
gyarra vegzet.
;. A hajon talalkoztam tobb
sz0r Bernitczkyvel, elbeszelget
think. Elmondotta, hogy 18 eve
ennekel6tte kerUlt XII Ccongrad
rol Macy Amerikaba. OF is, min
minden bevandorlot, hanyta-ve
tette az elet, sok verejtek, kiizde
lem gyotrodes aran meg is Wit
- vol a ~, mo Dnrh11xy 1o+% ho1X1f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-29
ELADo

nappali szoba keszlet, Sun Par
lor vesszo butor, konyha tiizhely,
jegszekreny, halo es ebedlG szoba
keszlet. A lehet6 legolcsobb aron
megkaphato, mivel elhagyom "a
varost. CHM: % w. Glenaven Ave,
telefon 31261.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
Headline Writing Craze
Promises to Grip New England

AS brain teaser and stimulant,
the daily crossword puzzle has now
"a most dangerous rival, and before
many days slip by, headline writing
probably will rate as a popular indoor
sport throughout the New England
states.
For a prize contest for amateur
headline writers, with awards total
ing $4,000, has been inaugurated by
the p. Lorillard Company. maker of
Old Gold cigarettes, which presages
the temporary dethronement of "16
horizontal and 80 vertical from pub
lie esteem as well as a we'll Learned
vacation for the radio
All this important money" approx
mating Grover Cleveland Alexan-
der's worlds series melon, will be
divided between 156 keen-witted New
Englanders who supply the best head
lines for three Old Gold cigarette ad.
refreshments to be published in the
newspapers throughout New Eng
land.
There are, in reality, three separate
contests for each of which $4,000 in
prizes is offered, divided as follows:
$1,000 for the best headline submitted
5000 for the next best headline sug
gested, and fifty awards of $40 each
FOR those who just fall short of
grabbing the two major league prizes.
The three missing headline" ad-
vertisements will appear on October
18th, October 25th and November 1sr
and the contestants, in each instance.
VIII be allotted two weeks in which
to study the illustration and text,
rack their brains for a suitable head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
EXAMINE TWO SCORE CASES AT
Third ANNUAL FIR EE CLINIC FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDRE N, SATURDAY

Guided deformities Of the feet and
legs, tuberculor hips and diseased
spines. OF the two-score examined,
ten were recommended for treat
ment at the Children's Hospital In
Portland. fifteen were advised for
home treatment, five were referred to
the family physician for medical
treatment, and eight were given ~
Ray examinations by DIR. Hall.
Ten cases which were diagnosed
Mt previous clinics reported for fur
thr examinations and were found to
be in good condition generally, fol-
lowing operations and treatment.
The clinics which have been held
in the past have cared for 1O4 cases,
in which 40 were recommended Tor
surgical treatment and in which ~
have had operations and are now in
an improved condition, If not COM
pletely recovered. In more than
half the cases free treatment was
necessarily secured.
The Augusta Rotary Club was
very active in organizing the first
crippled children's clinic and has
since contributed generously in pro-
viding transportation for children
whom 1t has been necessary to take
to the Childrens Hospital in Port-
land or to Boston.
Members of the Augusta Rotary
Club aided in the clinic of Saturday
by supplying necessary automobile
transportation for patients, carrying
them from their homes to the hos
pital, and back to their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
NATIONAL HOME:

Officer of the day, Captain Henry
Bilodeau.
Monroe e. Cook has been granted
furlough to Worcester.
Daniel F. Cole, late Co. NJ, l., L.
S. Eng. has been transferred here
from the Danville Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Wood have
gone to New York City for a two
weeks visit with relatives.
The returns from passes Saturday
We're Daniel F. Dewire from Weston
and William H. Brown from Wash
ington.
The returns from furloughs Sat
urday were Richard Z. Furloug from
Medford, and Joseph Berger from
Bangor.
The funeral of the late Albert S.
Gowan will be held in the Home
chapel at 1870 Monday, Chaplain A.
j. Haynes officiating.
Capt. d. f. Ivory lost a valuable
toy terrier. the little fellow being hit
by an auto Tuesday and so badly in
jured that he had to be chloro-
formed.
Henry J. Thompson Of Bangor.
late Hospital Steward. U. S. A, Civil
War, has reported for re-admission.
Felix Sasseville of Boston, late Co.
F, IL, u. S. Inf, and George n. Bel
lows of Worcester, late Co. E, 2, u.
S. Cav, have reported for admission.
The pictures for this week will be
Monday, Rudolph Valentino in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
COLBY NOTES

w. Robert Lombard of West
Springfield, Mass, was elected vice
president of the Junior class and
Robert Brown Of Fairfield elected
secretary treasurer of the freshman
class at the special elections held at
Colby college Friday.
Lombard fills the position made va
cant by the failure of Leemont r.
Kelley, who was elected last June, to
return to college. Lombard has
played on the varsity football squad
for three years and is now a leading
candidate for guard position, having
played in both games this fall. He is
active in Y. NJ. c. A. work in the col
lege and is a member of Zeta Psi fra
ternity.
Brown is a graduate of Lawrence
High of Fairfield and of Hebron
Academy, where he starred as n base
ball pitcher. Since his entrance to
Colby he has shown brilliant pros
poets as a track man. He was easily
the star of the past weeks freshman.
track meet, being the only double
winner of the day. Brown is pledged
to the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
Khan Unmolested
At ROckland Meet

Rockland Oct. 16.-Three hundred
members OF the Ku Klux Khan
marched through the principal
streets of the city today as one fea-
ture Of the celebration in honor or
the first anniversary of Knox Khan,
IL. Music was furnished by bands
from Thomaston, Waldoboro and
South Portland. There were floats
representing Bunker Hill and the
Fiery Cross, while other floats SEM
by Belfast and Portland met with
mishaps which prevented them from
arriving in season.
The Klansmen marched with visors
up. having volunteered to do this
when the City Government permis-
sion was asked. Lieut.. Robert l..
Bridges, an overseas veteran of the
World War, acted as marshal The
parade route was lengthy one, but
at.no stage Of it was there a hostile
demonstration.
A banquet was held at the Khan
Hall on Cedar and Brewster streets,
and tonight in Penobscot View
Grange Hall, Glencover. the K Duo
was conferred upon 100 candidates
Among the grand officers who took
part in the celebration was Grand
Dragon DeFOrrest II. Perkins of
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18

line, and submit their suggestions to
the p. Lorillard Company, New YORK
City.
The three advertisements will be
reprinted, with the winning head
ines and the list of prize winners, on
November 18th. 22nd and 10th, re-
spectively.
The headline suggestions may be
submitted either on coupon incor-
porated in each of the prize adver-
tisements or on a separate piece of
paper. There is no limit placed on
the number of headlines any one con-
testant may submit, but each SUCCESS
ton must be sent In on an Individual
coupon or sheet of paper
In reaching their decision, the
judges-George McDevitt, lew York
representative of the Boston Herald
and Traveller; Morton $. Rutsky,
Pres. Collegiate Special Agency rep
resenting New England college pub
locations; julius Mathews, represent
tative of forty-eight New England
newspapers; and Robert w. Orr, rep
resenting Lenen e. Mitchell, Inc, will
take into consideration originality of
thought and clearness and brevity Of
expression, as well as neatness and
legibility.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-18
COOPER'S MILLS

Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary,
No. 4, held a special meeting on
Wednesday evening, Oct. IS. All
plans were made for our annual in
spection which will be held on Tues
day, October 10. With a good old
fashioned baked bean supper. All
members not solicited please bring
pastry. This meeting on Wednes-
day was very we'll attended, there
being five visitors from South China,
also one from Fairfield. After the
business session a very enjoyable
hour was passed. Coffee and cake
were furnished by the ladies and
songs, reading, recitations and
stories We're much enjoyed. One
very pleasing feature was song by
Brother Hallowell from China,
which was very we'll rendered. We
are now planning on having our an
nual fair on November 5. 1t is earn
estly hoped all members of the
Auxiliary will be on hand on Tues
day evening for inspection.
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Forty cases were examined and
diagnosed at the third annual Grip
pied children's clinic, held Saturday
at the Augusta General Hospital, I'M
der the auspices of the Augusta
Public Health Association with the
cooperation of the State Department
of Health, local school authorities
and Volunteed organizations.
AS at previous free clinics DR..
Ernest G.. Abbott of Portland, was
the clinician in charge and was as
sisted by DIR. Henry Lamb, also OF
Portland. Much of the preliminary
work of the clinic was handled by
Mrs. Jennie B. Hyde, r. N, Au-
gusta Public Health nurse, and the
crippled childrens committee of
which Mrs. Norman l.. Bassett was
chairman, and the other members,
Mrs. e. A. Hussey, Mrs. Ruby Halves
and Miss Nellie Moore.
Throughout the clinic hours from
9 o'clock in the morning until 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Hyde was in attendance, also Miss
Holmes. r. NJ, of the State Depart
ment of Health: Miss Thorne, r. N,
DIR. Abbott's assistant, and Miss Una
V. Clark, Augusta school nurse. Au-
gusta physicians and surgeons at
tended the clinic at different hours
throughout the day, and the entire
session was most productive OF re-
suits which should be of real bene-
fit to the patients who received eX-
animation and recommendations as
to treatment.
The cases diagnosed Saturday, In
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K. of P. End Meet
COnclaVe at Belfast

Belfast, Me, Oct. lit was mid
night, Saturday, before the last rite
was over and the $50 or 400 knights
of Pythias turned their cars home
ward after attending the big con-
clave held in Belfast, Saturday,
when the Knights of Eastern Maine
were entertained by Silver Cross
Lodge. The key of the city, a big
gilt affair was presented to Grand
Chancellor John L. Everett, who
was also presented with the Hand
of Fellowship" in behalf of the host
lodge by Hon. H. c. Buzzen. This
hand was a highly decorative affair
and both emblems will be treasured
by the Grand Chancellor.
The afternoon session was opened
by the local lodge, Edward Robin
son, Chancellor Commander, and a
picked team worked the End rank
on six candidates. The street par
ade was held at $50 2. NJ, led by
State Highway Police, City Police,
Mounted Guards, Grand Officers, the
Dokey team from Auburn and a
long line of cars. At six p M. a
banquet was held in the Windsor
Hotel with covers for 100, the re-
mainder of the delegates being
served at the various restaurants.
There were Ia candidates for the 3ra
rank conferred at the evening ses-
sion by the Auburn Dokey Team.
Short speeches followed by promi-
nent officers, including Edgar j.
Brown of Waterville, Grand Keeper
of Records and Seals; Frank /. Will
son of Belfast, Keeper eff Records
and Seals of Silver Cross Lodge;
made a speech commencing the Wis
iting team on the excellence of it's
work