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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
7
Contributions totaling 194206 were announced after three days of effort by the Greater Boston Jewish War Relief Campaign. Albert W. Kaffenburgh praised broad city support while 8500 volunteers canvass Jewish residents to aid starving Jews in Europe.
Harvard mathematics professors William F. Osgood and George Birkhoff have been elected corresponding members of the German Academy of Sciences, the Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften, according to a word received at Harvard.
New York April 26 Geraldine Farrar's future is linked to a Berlin German drama Die Ballerina Des Koenigs acquired for American stage by an ocean commuter who placed it with David Belasco. Farrar will debut in a fresh speaking role not previously used by other actresses.
Officials report a push to overhaul the U S Army system led by the 26th Division generals Logan and Cole. Testimony before the Senate Military Affairs Committee portrays Major Duncan K Major as unfit, amid claims he sought to sidelined National Guard officers and undermined division morale.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish The Golden Girl of Linkoping by Ben Ames Williams a stirring tale of love adventure and whale fishing set to appear in the next issue.
Boston Rooming House Association members formed a committee to study a $2 lodging house license fee effective May 1 and to plan steps. The 1922 fiscal year marks the first required licensing of lodging houses after wartime exemptions. The association had opposed the measure and said officials promised no charge would be imposed.
The George Washington is slated to reach Charlestown Navy Yard Tuesday next week and be floated into Drydock No. 2 for major repairs including hull, boiler, and electrical work.
Lawrence Massachusetts April 26 after 47 years in public schools Miss Camelia A Howe retireing at end of the school year. She currently teaches at the A B Bruce Grammar School and will move to Seattle Washington to make her home.
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