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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
7
Thousands add funds to bazaar as visitors return to Mechanics Building for the Day of Poland specials and attractions at the National Allied Bazaar.
An event celebrating three small allies of the Triple Entente features an arranged program. Raymond Hitchcock resigns as barker at large to become assistant manager of the Cafe Chantant and forms a vaudeville company with Betty Callish leading the act. Patrons showed strong interest, boosting entertainment over tea sales. afternoon dancing with notable performers is offered.
The cafe will feature several leading dancers known as terpsichorean topnotchers. They are scheduled to perform, bringing versatile dance styles to the venue.
Richard Twiss a 70 year old recluse was found dead in his hut in Maplewood woods. Medical Examiner Mc Caffery of Somerville reported the death from natural causes after initial belief of foul play following the discovery on Tuesday afternoon.
The Armenian Pope’s hand illuminated parchment thanking President Wilson for America’s aid to Armenians was presented in Washington. Rev Arsene D Vehouni of Worcester, head of the Armenian church in America, delivered the token with the Massachusetts delegation in Congress in attendance.
Cleveland Moffett asserts honesty outweighs dishonesty and that honesty is the American policy. He tests his claim with McClure's Magazine and discusses the January issue findings.
Mr. Moffett distributed 50 one dollar bills to women and 50 to men with the note intended for The Novelty Supply Company. Thirty three of the women and thirty one of the men returned the money, giving dishonesty rates of 17 and 19 per 50 respectively. He divides groups by profession and status, noting higher promptness among women and citing examples of both honest and dishonest acts. He argues honesty is the prevailing norm and that dishonesty dulls perception of truth.
It is virtually settled that no safe conduct will be issued to Count Tarnowski by the Entente allied governments as Austrian ambassador. He is still expected to pass through blockade lines as a civilian on a Danish steamship from Copenhagen to New York next Saturday.
Greenwich Connecticut December 14 Charles B. Snyder a former newspaper owner in Pennsylvania and more recently business manager of the Graphic died today at the age of 65 He once owned the Berwick Independent and later ran the Wilkes Barre Record and the Wilkes Barre Times Leader.
George W. Tobey, president of the association, presided as the meeting closed amid cheers that Colonel Corn has money. A color feature promises a screamingly funny piece in the next Sunday Post.
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