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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
Miss Helen Wallace, daughter of the late Rev. O. H. Wallace, has been extended a call to become pastor of the Free Baptist Church at Alton New Hampshire. She accepted and has begun her pastorate after serving the unexpired term of her late father.
Diamond Dyes offer simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or blends. The ad claims rich fade resistant color for skirts dresses waists coats sweaters draperies and more and guarantees perfect home dyeing when using Diamond Dyes only.
The Family Welfare Society reports show unemployment as the main factor in 2128 of 4452 new applications over 18 months. It rose from October 1920 and peaked January 1921 with 238 of 388. declined toward 1922 as distress remained high. The group urges supporting local agencies and cites the Washington Conference recommendation by President Harding. The piece ends with a remark on fashion.
At the Home Beautiful Exposition in Mechanics' Building, Gloria Cardarelli 22 months won first in the Smallest Babies class among 200 entries. Other top infants included Virginia Gebhard 18 months and Rita McCarrick 10 weeks. ten prize winners were all girls. Governor Cox visits Governor’s Day with State Department of Agriculture displays and prize livestock from western Massachusetts.
The House passed the naval appropriation bill amended to a personnel total of 86,000 for the next fiscal year. The Senate is not expected to drop the figure. The final vote was 279 to 78 after defeating a 67,000 alternative 221 to 148.
The appropriation bill passed the committee with 86 000 funding signaling a victory for the administration and a defeat for airman Madden. Kelley and Mondell backed the bill while the reduction to 67 000 threatened fleet parity under the naval reduction treaty. The measure totals 223 million plus 17.995 million for 19 000 additional men, with navy department estimates at 425.486 million and 413.239 million for 1922. The plan calls for 18 first line battleships and 19 500 Marines.
Arthur Butnam chief of the boot and shoe division of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will arrive in Boston tomorrow from Washington for a two day visit. He will be available for interviews with manufacturers and exporters of boots shoes and leather. He emphasized the department can assist in promoting their export business.
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