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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
2
In Brussels and across Belgium women voted for the first time in municipal and communal elections. Women voters exceeded men by about 700 000 on the registration rolls, yet few women ran, with Limbourg showing the only ballot where women stood for all offices.
The article outlines common mistakes in a Boston ad writing contest for 24 products. Judges note many ads were disqualified for writing about unfamiliar items, using multiple products per sheet, missing names on back, or pasting onto undersized sheets. Eligible entries must be on separate sheets, with name and address on the back, mailed to Zain Ad Writing Contest, Box 5281, Boston 4, Mass, before Friday evening.
The pastoral letter to priests and people of the archdiocese urged a generous response to the 2 million dollar drive to extend Boston College facilities. The letter was read at all masses yesterday morning and many parishes announced committees to organize the effort.
Massachusetts House of Representatives member will be the principal speaker at a Symphony Hall concert to aid the Boston College building fund. The program features Migs Nielsen with Mrs Alvan Fuller and Viola Davenport along with pianist Marjorie Church. An executive committee from Boston University Emanuel College Simmons Radcliffe and Boston University leads the effort with Kathryn H McCarthy as chair.
The college girls' committee will present Miss Alice Nielsen at Symphony Hall next Sunday evening to launch a $2,000,000 drive for Boston College. Over 50 students from Boston area girls’ colleges aid the building fund, serving as ushers and reception committee members in caps and gowns with gold and maroon colors. E. Loring Young is billed as speaker.
Edwin G. Dodge of 236 Newbury Street was slightly hurt shortly before noon yesterday after his horse slipped on Centre Street in the Arborway area of Jamaica Plain and threw him to the ground.
Warsaw reports a counterfeiting operation exposing about $5,000,000 in fake American bills found in a Lebmer plant. Arrests include Mr and Mrs Simon Lisner and Lisner’s sister-in-law and her husband. Lisner recently arrived from Russia and allegedly learned the craft there. Bills include $100 and $50 notes and smaller sums. Consular observers say the fakes closely resemble real money.
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