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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
9
The women's club dining area has been rebuilt by extending counters into former spaces of the men's coat room and rear areas. The quick lunch now serves 300 members at noon and can add 375 more when the adjacent garden is opened as a cafeteria during suitable seasons.
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, a White House caller, urged Washington to back central powers peace proposals with mediatory offers. He said he had not discussed the subject with the President.
Albodon stands highest in cleansing and polishing properties and is safely antiseptic, free from grit and coloring matter and will not harden. It features a delightful smack that children like and claims to clean teeth better than any other dentifrice on the market. Trial 25c and free on request at all stores.
President Wilson weighs possible steps after Germany and Entente propose peace terms. No decision yet as official cable arrives, with diplomats in Washington and London watching reactions in England France and Russia. Miss Edie Knox suit against Knox centers on a controversial 1915 contract tied to a past engagement.
A cablegram had not been received at the State Department tonight and officials remained reticent. It is understood that the communications delay prevents confirmation of the com
Miss Leonora M. Edie of Washington sues James L. Knox, noted textbook publisher and former Harvard athlete, in New York Supreme Court for 1250 dollars claiming a due amount under a peculiar contract. The suit involves a relative of Mrs. Frederick Wilkinson Moll of Beethurst, S. I.
Members of the Unitarian Club gathered at the Hotel Somerset last night where a speaker urged business leaders to aid agriculture in distribution marketing and finance. Dr. Charles W ot introduced the speaker.
Premier Briand announced plans to ask Parliament for legislation to further restrict alcohol consumption across France in a move presented to the Chamber of Deputies in Paris.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston urged expanding sheep raising in New England in a speech before the men. The address focused on boosting flock numbers and supporting sheep farmers through recommended policies and programs.
St John s Preparatory School football players are named captain Danvers and teammates for the season in this brief sports item.
William Goggin of Marlboro is chosen captain of the eleven for the 1917 season. Only four letters will be available for the football lineup in the coming year.
Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware was unanimously chosen by the Democratic Senate caucus to become president pro tempore, succeeding the late Senator. The decision was announced in Washington on December 13.
Clarke of Arkansas is expected to be elected by the Senate as soon as his name is formally presented, with a likely vote tomorrow.
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