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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
2
Washington dispatch reports Colonel J G Ropp has been appointed assistant commissioner of the budget by Charles G Dawes with President Harding's approval.
Archbishop Meletios Metaxakis, newly elected Ecumenical Patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox Church, was among visitors at the White House today in Washington, reflecting notable church leadership attendance.
In a fiery Christmas plea from Rockland Maine to Boston, Hindy scolds cats and dogs for lax charity to Post Santa, demanding thousands more dollars to fund gifts for needy children. Messages from readers in Maine and Massachusetts express support, with dogs and cats pledging funds and plans.
A jagged animal call echoes through traffic as a feline figure rants for cash. The speaker, a flamboyant cat character named Tango, insists on funds for the needy while promising future letters and more commentary after Christmas.
A World War I veterans parade planned yesterday afternoon was canceled after Stone's Band refused to play without upfront payment. Ralph E. Dalton of the Welfare Bureau on Milford Street failed to secure $10 per musician as specified in the contract, leaving hundreds of veterans at the Parkman band stand without a performance.
Waldorf Incorporated executives and office staff staged their annual Christmas show at 169 High Street. More than 85 attended a 6 30 dinner followed by an old fashioned minstrel act with William Hunt and Miss Barbara Donovan. Mary Ryan presented monologues and readings, a comedy sketch Bumps was performed by Misses Doyle Cox and Rounds. The hall was festively decorated and a dancing reception followed.
In Columbus Indiana on December 2 United News reports the first divorce suit where a wife claimed her husband had an airplane affinity. The Crumps withdrew cross suits after reconciliation. Mrs Crump sought 25000 alimony and 3000 from Ella Brockman for alienation of affections.
The Newtonville Woman's Club visited Newtonville Congregational Church to distribute toys clothing and meals to about 50 children aged four to ten. Each child met Santa Claus and received a toy or doll along with footwear coats and outfits.
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