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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
8
Harvard cadets relocate after the Dane Hall fire with the Cadet School for Ensigns to be headquartered at the Harvard Union and the bur sar's department opening in the Varsity Club. The second ensigns school proceeds on February 18 as planned.
Beginning today every hotel restaurant and club that bakes on its own and all others using three barrels or more of flour per month must obtain a license from the federal government. Housewives are exempt from the regulation's operation.
Second Lieutenant Charles L Winston recounts a dramatic naval engagement off the French coast where six German U boats were hunted by Allied destroyers and a cruiser. He describes fierce gunfire, planes dropping bombs, and the bold return to Paris with vivid impressions of American troops and grateful French townspeople.
Announcement at New England headquarters names F. Alexander Chandler and a broad panel including Henry Abrahams Boston school committee Professor George P. Baker and others who consented to serve on the Greater Boston council. The committee meets at Copley Plaza this afternoon to discuss funds and progress for the smileage plan amid strong state director reports of broad support and quotas for New England.
The drive promotes big shows for soldiers and war books on sale during the war. A meeting of representative women from the Greater Boston district will meet at Copley Plaza this afternoon to finalize arrangements for a military ball. Proceeds will fund smileage books for soldiers with limited access.
Witnesses told the grand jury about Harry Manster committing 30 or more house robberies near Jersey Street where Officer Reiser was killed. The murder charge evidence was withheld but may be presented to the grand jury on Friday.
A historic ad claims a dose every two hours for three doses cures grippe misery and breaks up a cold. It promises instant nasal relief, stops discharge, eases headache and feverishness, and touts easy taste and no inconvenience. Buyers are urged to get the genuine product at drug stores.
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