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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
3
A recognition service for the new pastor Rev Henry Sterling Potter S T D D Th will be held at First Baptist Church Arlington this evening at 7 30 o clock. Several clergy will participate and a general reception for Dr and Mrs Potter will follow the service.
Boston must cover 10 percent of expenses incurred bringing the State Guard for the police strike, on top of its state tax share. The House also set guard pay at 3 a day while on duty in Boston, with the State topping up to that rate. Debates over higher city shares and pay amendments failed in roll calls.
In the Chamber of Commerce main reading room yesterday an exhibit on grain grading was held under the U S Department of Agriculture. Fred L Wallace supervised demonstrations for grain dealers and farmers showing sampling testing and grading of corn oats and wheat to federal standards with photos samples and lectures.
Brockton December 9 17 year old David Sorgman of 49 Summer street was hospitalized after a severe abdominal kick from fellow worker Joseph Galovich. Galovich was arrested by Officer W S Wilson after returning to work.
Postmaster General Burleson urged Congress to extend motor parcel post routes as a tool to cut urban living costs. He noted nine routes centered in Washington and Philadelphia were started this year and predicted the service would be profitable, with foodstuffs delivered below market prices.
Letter to the editor from Edward Keavin, director of the Liberty Loan Newsboys Association, stating that reports of a contract to erect Scotty's monument are premature and will be addressed later.
Frank J. Seybold and David C. Halstrom of Cambridge were arraigned in Cambridge District Court charged with breaking into the M Rosenwald pawnshop at 554 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge and stealing 600 dollars worth of clothing and jewelry. They were held under 2000 dollars bail for the grand jury. The break occurred early yesterday. Seybold was arrested after a pursuit in which shots were fired and Halstrom was taken at his home.
John N. Baird on behalf of the home secretary told the Chamber that some individuals of foreign origin are promoting revolutionary propaganda in Britain to abolish parliamentary government and replace it with a Soviet system. He said money had come from abroad for this purpose and Britons had subscribed to the fund, though information remains incomplete.
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