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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
10
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Navy, left by airplane for Havana to confer with American minister Boaz Léfy. He will also visit the Atlantic fleet now in southern waters near Florida after departure.
The Conrad Benefit Association will host a costume party and dance tomorrow evening at Ellis Hall Central Square Cambridge. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes and judges will be chosen from the audience.
Homer K. Underwood head of the English department at Newton Classical High will depart at season’s end. He announced yesterday he accepted the principal’s job at Bulkely Boys High School in New London Connecticut.
Funeral services for Rev William E Keating pastor of St Catherine's Norwood who died yesterday at the church rectory will include an 8 am high mass for parish children a 10 am high requiem mass with Cardinal O Connell presiding Interment is set for St Mary’s Cemetery Salem The body will be brought to the church this afternoon at 5 escorted by parish priests and society members with the Office of the Dead chanted by the priests
Federal prohibition agents recovered five thousand cases of whiskey hidden in a freight car misdescribed as potatoes. The liquor, valued at about fifty thousand dollars, was seized in New York and traced to Canada.
At the National Farmers' Union convention in Washington a resolution demands Congress appoint a joint commission to diagnose agricultural problems and propose corrective legislation. The measure argues farmers are branded as profiteers, face credit and transport discrimination, and must sell below production costs while urban residents pay many times producer prices.
The annual report of the St Louis Merchants' Exchange shows about $1.5 billion in business done in St Louis in 1920. Dry goods and shoes led as the principal commodities.
Members of the executive committee of the five Boston area college girls groups plan a Sunday May 1 concert at Symphony Hall to benefit the Boston College building fund. Mrs Louise La Franche hosted a dinner at Hotel Victoria Back Bay with participants including Kathryn McCarthy Boston University 21 Tina Lee Radcliffe 21 Eleanor OConnor Simmons 21 and Alice Clarke Dolan.
A Boston University event honors 24 graduates from Boston University Law School Miss Betty M Sheridan Miss Marie Whall Miss Agnes Carven Miss May Haberlin Miss Agnes M Mur phy and Miss Peggy Sheridan plus other guests of honor including Emmanuel and additional attendees.
A resolution introduced by Representative Floyd asks why Brigadier General Omar Bundy was not included in a recent Senate list of major-general nominations. The measure seeks explanation from the War Department on the omission and was presented in Washington on April 20.
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