Famous Rector's Cafe to Become Cafeteria
New York February 15 The Rector's at Broadway and 48th Street now Cafe de Paris will be remodeled into a cafeteria Samuel and Abraham J Cooper of Chicago who recently bought the Mecca building housing the cafe have also taken the restaurant lease from Salvin and Thompson The Coopers operate a chain of cafeterias in Chicago
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New York
Rector
Broadway and
48Th Street
Cafe de Paris
Samuel and
Abraham J. Cooper
Chicago
Mecca
Salvin and
Thompson
Coopers
Yale Holds Musical Memorial for Prof Parker
Yale's memorial service for Professor Horatio W. Parker was wholly musical and featured works by Parker and Brahms. The New Haven Symphony Orchestra and New Haven Choral Art Choir performed pieces including the Dream of Mary and A Cappella from the legend of St Christopher. Battell Chapel was crowded as Professor David Stanley Smith conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Horatio W. Parker
Boston
Yale School of Music
Brahms
Mary
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Choral Art Choir of
Sydney Thompson
Edith Chapman Goold
Francis Rogers
Mary Loveridge Robbins
Margerite Benedict
Grace Walker Nichols
John Jay Chapman
Professor Parker
Brahm
Isabella Parker
Ten Years With Kikamba Tribe Missionaries Return to Boston
The 8500 ton British steamship Bohemian arrived from Liverpool and Havre carrying 67 second class passengers and 3500 tons of Egyptian cotton and leather. Among them Rev. Arthur I Waechter and Mrs Waechter, longtime missionaries in British East Africa. They spent ten years there teaching the Kikamba branch of Bantu peoples, five of which were in their last stay. Their four Africa‑born children and the rest of the family plan to go to Detroit. Also aboard were Colonel Francis T. S. Hamilton, a Liverpool wholesale fruit dealer, and Miss Francis Propert, a London patroness associated with Eagle Hut and the London Overseas Club. The ship’s doctor, Dr William S Irwin, previously with the Amapol Arsenal, now with the American line Philadelphia, aided the voyage.
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Boston
Liverpool
Havre
Arthur I*. Waechter
Waechter
British East Africa
Waechters
Machakos
East Africa
Africa
Ruth
Lois
Muriel
Charles
Philip
Carol
Detroit
Francis T. S. Hamilton
Wallasey
Corone
Hamilton
England
Red Cross
Robert Adamson
London
Francis Propert
American Line
Philadelphia
Amatol Arsenal
United States Government
New Jersey
Arrains Boston "El" for Conditions
Letter to the editor from Anne Blackstock Chaffee of Dorchester criticizing Boston Elevated for crowding and delays during peak hours. She urges better car supply or replacement, noting workers face crushes and 10 cent fares with no standing room and calls for corporate officials to ride the routes to feel the burden.
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Dorchester
Norfolk
Boylston
Winter
Essex Street
Dudley Street
New York
Boston Elevated Company
Anne Blackstock Chaffee
Norfolk Street
Sultan to Heep Court in Constantinople
Paris dispatches report the supreme allied council approves the Sultan keeping his court in Constantinople with Turkey guaranteeing the Dardanelles and remaining without an army, per Premier Millerand quoted by London advices. An advertisement notes Pompeian Olive Oil as an incomparable table oil.
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Sultan
Constantinople
Paris
Supreme Allied Council
Turkey
Dardenelles
London
Millerand
Adriatic Sails to Southampton with Notables Aboard
The Adriatic, filled to capacity, sails from New York to Southampton. Among passengers are Major R. Lloyd George and wife, Sir Horace Plunkett, J. J. Van Alen, Baron Jacques de Neuflize, Ivan Caryll, Percy A. Rockefeller and Mrs Belmont, and Captain Bruce Bairnsfather. Sir Horace reports health improvements from a Michigan resort and recent visits to Boston to see Harvard President Lowell and friends. The Manchuria departs for Hamburg with 1075 passengers, mainly Poles, Hungarians, Lithuanians, and Czecho-Slovaks.
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New York
Southampton
R. Lloyd George
England
Sir Horace Plunkett
J. J. van Alen
France
Baron Jacques de Neuflize
Paris
Ivan Caryll
Percy
A. Rockefeller
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Bruce Bairns
Manchuria
Hamburg
Horace Plunkett
Michigan
Boston
President Lowell
Harvard
Arlington Council Confers Degrees at Special Meeting
Arlington Council 109 Knights of Columbus conferred the first degree on five candidates and the second degree on fifty at a special meeting yesterday afternoon. Deputy William F. Madden will exemplify the third degree for a large class tomorrow evening at Associates' Hall Arlington.
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Arlington Council
Knights of Columbus
William F. Madden
Associates’ Hall
Arlington
American Girls Aid in Europe Promotes War Friendship
The war work council of the Young Women's Christian Association describes hundreds of American girls aiding their sisters in ten European countries to promote international friendship in a report released to the American people.
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New York
War Work Council
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Allied and French girls helped by American wartime workers in Europe
The association provided recreation, education and housing for hundreds of French and Russian girls and former Turkish harem inmates. It operated 348 overseas workers, 26 in France, with foyers for girls in war industries across 19 French towns. Russian programs ran despite turmoil, with canteens and classes in Petrograd Moscow and Samara. Hostess houses formed in Archangel Vladivostok after 1918 Bolshevik departures. In Italy, 10 centers and 15 American secretaries aided women workers and thousands of Italian girls.
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France
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Samara
United States
Soviet Russia
Archangel
Vladivostok
Italy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Pimply Skin Cure
An old fashioned advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel. It promises clearer skin, cleansed blood and liver, no bad breath or constipation, and notes the product is a purely vegetable olive oil compound sold in 10c and 25c sizes.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Stowers wins first prize in Limerick No 28 contest
Mrs. Lila W. Stowers of Brentham Road North Billerica Mass wins $150 as judge selected winner for Limerick No 28. Consolation prizes go to Edward J. Fegan of Quincy for $50 Margaret R. Maguire of Belmont for $25 and Charlotte Brown of Whitman for $25.
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Lila W. Stowers
Brentham Road
North Billerica
Mass
Limerick
Stanking
Edward J. Fegan
Hancock St
Quincy
Margaret R. Maguire
Oak St
Belmont
Charlotte Brown
Harvard St
Whitman
Prize winning Last Lines of Limerick No 29 to print
The Post will print tomorrow the prize winning Last Lines of Limerick No 29, including the writer’s name and related details.
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Rector’s Cafe
Hill's
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Prof
Parker
R. H. Stearns CO
Delft
Lot
Arthur F. Waechter
Harry F. Blanchard
Hudson Street
South Glens Falls, N. Y
Billy Blonde
Mr. Bird
Adriatic
Maj. Lloyd George
Girls Aid
Europe
Y. W.ga
Reds
Don
H. C.L
Walker
Massachusetts Chocolate Company
Norfolk Avenue
Boston, Mass
M. C. Co
Post Limerick
P. O. Box
Anna Bell
Billy
Boston Post
Melrose
Lila W
Stowers
North Billerica, Mass
Leasog
P. O
Cavalona
Limerice Nes
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