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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
23
Rome reports Archbishop Dougherty of Philadelphia is the presumed next American cardinal. Vatican circles expect an official announcement soon with a consistory planned for March, increasing the Sacred College toward a typical Italian majority and leaving unassigned red hats for future appointments.
Timothy E. Byrnes former New Haven VP and now head of the France and Canada Steamship Company received a warm Boston welcome from 600 New England Traffic Club members at the Copley Plaza dinner. He said railroads and steamship lines will recover and continue to be a national credit. Former Attorney-General Herbert Parker spoke briefly along with A. F. Sheldon.
Miss Gertrude Cady of 29 Amaranth Avenue Medford a telephone operator at Central Information is chosen to receive two tickets after her name is used in the Park Square Theatre production Honors Are Even The practice tours a different Greater Boston operator name each night with tickets awarded to the real chosen operator
Kathryn Dillon Kendall wife of Howard W. Kendall former editorial staff member died in her New York City home at 9 West Eighty third Street early Sunday morning She was 37 and had been ill several weeks Born in Portland Connecticut she grew up in Middletown Connecticut leaving several brothers and sisters She was married October 23 1905 Kendall later worked for the New England Fuel Administration in 1918 then on the Post copy desk before joining Warren Nash Motor Corporation of New York City
In Wellfleet a newly organized Women’s Civic League aims to unite the female vote amid town political strife. With 150 of 395 voters, women may swing the balance between old guard and insurgents as both sides court female support while promising reform and stability.
Massachusetts hospital cases of former 101st Infantry members from the Yankee Division are cited as proof of government compensation delays. The newly formed 11st Infantry Welfare Association met at YC Club and voted to fund needy cases through its welfare fund.
Events include a 10 a.m. joint meeting of Massachusetts Agricultural Associations at Horticultural Hall, a 2 p.m. Republican Women's Forum at Pilgrim Hall with Sheriff John A. Kelcher speaking at 2:45, a 2 p.m. child health meeting at Mechanics' Building, a 3 p.m. Twentieth Century Club Legislative Council discussing motion picture legislation at 38 p.m., and a Civic Federation lecture on immigration at Public Library lecture hall.
A New England dairy future is forecast by B H Rawl assistant chief of the US Department of Agriculture at the Massachusetts agricultural organizations reunion in Horticultural Hall The dairy farmer may one day supply milk to a manufacturing plant instead of feeding excess to hogs The event also featured talks on cooperative wool pooling in Maine and a sheep flock plan Milta the Ayrshire calf exhibited by Peter B Bradley Weymouth drew crowds at the show from Ayrshire Cattle Breeders Association of New England
Francis R Slattery a Boston lawyer spoke at a Margaret Brent Civic Guild meeting at Hotel Buckminster last night declaring the Smith Towner bill before Congress a violation of the Constitution and contradictory in its provisions He warned that federal controls over state affairs could lead to autocracy
Enrico Caruso is recovering and, when weather permits, goes daily to the Vanderbilt Hotel roof for fresh air. Only Mrs. Benjamin and Caruso’s secretary may visit his Vanderbilt apartment per doctors’ orders. Herbert Benjamin Jr remarks his voice is fine and singing pace depends on recovery.
Washington Feb 10 The move of President Wilsons furniture and personal effects from his Princeton New Jersey home to the new residence in Washington after March 4 was completed today with two trucks arriving from Princeton.
Officially announced at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross a three weeks mission for parishioners will begin next Sunday. The first week focuses on women, the second on men, and the third during Lent from Passion Sunday to Palm Sunday. Four Jesuit priests John D. McCarthy Hugh McNulty William Coyle and William McFadden will lead. Evening devotions start at 7 48 p m with mission masses at 6 and 8 a m.
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