Dorchester K of C to Hold Stag Party
The Dorchester Council K of C will stage a stag party at the Columbus Club in Dorchester this evening. A. A. Edwards, grand Wright, directs the event with comedy and song by order members and a talk on social and economic questions by Thomas F. Malloy.
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Dorchester Council K. of C
Columbus Club
Pearl and
Pleasant Streets
Dorchester
A. A. Edwards
Grand Wright
Order
Thomas F. Malloy
Boston Girl Names Steamer Clarksburg at Launch
Miss Mary Youlse Hart of Boston christened the %TM00 ton steamer Clarksburg at its launching today at Mariner's Harbor Staten Island. The vessel was built for the Coastwise Transportation Company of Boston.
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New York
Mary Youlse Hart
Boston
Clarksburg
Mariner’s Harbor
Staten Island
Coastwise Transportation Company
Advertizement claims Arvon dissolves dandruff completely
An advertisement touts four ounces of plain liquid arvon as the guaranteed solution to dandruff. It says applying at night moistens the scalp will remove dandruff by morning, with three or four more applications destroying all signs. It promises instant relief from itching and shinier, softer hair.
Eckman’s Alterative Promotes Cough Relief Worldwide
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a tonic and upbuilder of 20 years with phrases like stop that persistent cough and threaten lung affections. It lists prices 80c and 1.50 and notes Lotties sold at Liggett's Riker Jaynees stores and other leading druggists or from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Liggett
Riker-Jaynees
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Hard cider sale rules clarified under prohibition act
Acting IRS collector Andrew J. Casey says pure apple cider may be sold whether fermented or not. After January 16, 1920 cider may be manufactured and sold only under one half of one percent alcohol. Adding sugar or fermentables to raise content is illegal.
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Internal Revenue
Andrew J. Casey
Internal Revenue Officers
Cider Tax Rules Foreseeable Under Prohibition Act
Mr. Casey states under the prohibition act no restriction is placed on cider manufacture sale or use. Tax applies on manufacture when sold in closed containers and if cider is sold as wine it is taxed as wine but not if not sold in wine form. The only tax is on soft drinks when sold by the manufacturer producer or importer in bottles or containers. Cider is not a vinous liquor under the 1918 act and not subject to wine tax unless treated as wine.
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Casey
Prelate Felix von Hartmann of Cologne Dies
Cardinal Felix von Hartmann archbishop of Cologne has died at his residence. A wartime figure he issued a peace petition in prayers and led Pan-Germanist efforts. Born December 15 1881 in Muenster he became a cardinal May 15 1914 and joined the Prussian House of Lords in 1916.
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Cologne
Felix von Hartmann
Cardinal von Hartmann
Germany
Rome
William
Western Front
Cardinal Hartmann
Corpus Christi
Monsignor von Hartmann
Muenster
Westphalia
House of Lords
Paulist Choir to Perform in Boston Symphony Hall
The Paulist Choir conducted by Father Finn will appear in Symphony Hall Boston, with about 70 boys. Officials expect no opposition from city leaders as the group tours the country after a strong reception last season in 115 cities and 40 concerts.
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Finn
Boston
Symphony Hall
Today’s Boston events list includes lectures, shows, and meetings
A busy schedule spans 9 am to 8 pm with events at the Museum of Fine Arts Horticultural Hall Tremont Temple and Park Street Church. Highlights include war paintings by British painters exhibition at MFA and a Veterans Odd Fellows centennial banquet at Boston City Club with General H M Lord speaking on financing a fighting army.
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Hawkins Street
Stockton Raymond
Pilgrim Publicity Association
J. Frank DeChant
Old Boston
Boylston Street
Roland FE. Packard
France
Mco- Call Association
Park Street
George T. Berry
Boston City Club
Copley Plaza
H. M. Lord
Amherst College
Jason E. Pierce
Agnes Knox Black
Boston Teachers’ Club
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
Providence
Ladies' Night At Back Bay Post Quarters
The American Legion post at 8 p.m. hosts a ladies' night event at Post quarters on Chestnut Hill's 74 Commonwealth Avenue.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Back Bay Post
American Legion
Post Quarters
Stabbing at Rutland area pool hall leaves teen wounded
In Ludlow Vermont on November 11 17 year old John Fergus on was stabbed and seriously wounded by J G Demasi pool parlor owner after an argument. Demasi was arrested on the highway bound for Rutland. The motive remains unclear.
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Ludlow
John Ferguson
J. G. Demasi
Temasi
Rutland
Demasi
Ferguson
Ship auction at Charlestown ends in dismal failure
The public sale of vessels at the Charlestown navy yard drew few bidders. Several sub chasers were withdrawn, and prices fell far below Navy Department valuations. The Adelante sold for 1400 against a 40000 appraisal, Cigarette 1900 against 15000, Susanne 9500 against 15000, barges under 7000 valued sold for 1100 and 1490.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Department
O. K
Navy
Eighteen N Y Reds in $5000 Bail Hold
New York city radios report that eighteen of thirty seven radicals arrested in raids were arraigned in Municipal Court on charges under the criminal anarchy statute and each was held in five thousand dollars bail for examination tomorrow. Five others faced similar charges in Brooklyn. The remaining fourteen admitted entering the country as sailors without immigration exams and were released after agreeing to pay the eight dollar head tax.
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New York
Brooklyn
Immigration Department
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