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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

12

Mark-Down Sale of Fine Fabrics Prompted by Wool Scarcity

Our preparations to take care of our customers during the present wool scarcity were extensive and on a large scale. We have more than enough top quality stock to last until equally good goods can be had at equal prices. This sale offers Hockanums Worumbos Carrs Meltons and other fabrics that have been unobtainable elsewhere. Our prices remain among the lowest for quality merchandise this season.

Carr’s Meltons

Suits and Overcoats Price Listing

The item shows a price of 34.50 and a total amount of 380 paid in full at 72 50.

Money Saving Furnishings Sale Prices

Budget friendly furnishings feature stacked price points including 29c 45c 75c and dollar to two dollar items. Shirts priced at 95c to 2 dollars in assorted sizes highlighted for value minded shoppers.

Bargain Prices on Underwear Union Suits and More

Catalog lists cotton, Worsted and Woolen underwear in various prices from $1.00 up to $3.50. Large reductions also apply to hosiery Pajamas sweaters bath robes house coats fancy vests and other items.

Labor unions skeptical of world tribunal plan

Washington reports say the British war cabinet is weighing an international tribunal to adjust labor conditions as an adjunct to a league of nations. American federation of labor leaders doubt accepting a system that might internationalize wages and restrain labor, fearing loss of standard improvements.

Washington Proposs War Cabinet League of Unions Themerican Federation of Labor London

Religious lectures and noon services at Boston churches

The city hosts a slate of Protestant speakers this month at King's Chapel Park Street Church and other venues. Notable figures include Rev. Charles R. Brown Yale School of Religion and Rev. Warren Archibald Hartford. Preachers and topics cover freedom in the church and league with the finite with a Friday Old South discussion.

Charles R. Brown D. D Yale School of Religion Warren Archibald Second Congregational Church Hartford Whittier Old South Old South Church George A. Gordon Park Street A. Z. Conrad T. J. Frost Pemberton Square E. BH. Davidson D. W. Moffatt F. H. Bosson HB. D. Mallory Cortland Myers Tremont Temple Baptist Church

American workers oppose international labor standards at peace talks

Fingland argues American standards should be established first to prevent surrendering gains. He warns any plan to internationalize working conditions would force the American worker to postpone progress until Europe reaches current U S levels, insisting no surrender of gains.

Frank Morton American Ywedition of Labor Iron Workers America Condi Belgium Fingland Europe

First Woman Notary Sworn in Massachusetts

Miss Clara L Power, a pioneer in law and Suffolk County positions, was sworn in by Governor McCall as Massachusetts first woman notary under the new constitutional amendment. She earned an LL B in 1895, joined the Suffolk county bar in 1893, and was admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court in 1898.

Clara L. Power Suffolk County Bar Association Massachusetts United States Supreme Court McCall Miss Power Suffolk County Boston High School Boston University Law School Coolidge Executive Council Boston Calvin Coolidge

Believes Curtis Is Policemen's Friend

A former Boston police officer writes to defend Commissioner Curtis. He argues the commissioner’s public comments are advice not ridicule and praises the force from the superintendent to reserves for their fitness discipline and salary discussions. Roslindale reporter letter dated January 21.

Curtis Boston Charles River Basin Jin Roslindale

Free Yanks From Camps Release List and Evacuation Move

The War Department released 77 American prisoners of war believed freed from Rastatt camps. Names include Herbert H. Burkhardt Revere Mass L M Schube Ashland Mass Julius Cohen Roxbury Mass and others. A U S squadron led by Rear Admiral Andrews with Chester Aylwin and Wickes is in Baltic waters aiding evacuation of camps in North Germany.

Washington War Department Rastatt Herbert H. Burkhardt Revere Mass L. M. Schube Ashland Julius Cohen Roxbury James F. Stearns Springstreet Hallowell John A. Leach Westminster BH. Williams Carroll Winthrop Cae A. McMann West Springfield Adilard J. Waurice Lewiston Ae ‘ "Ahomas Rawlinson T. Louis

May arrest buyers of salvaged goods

A Washington telegram from Congressman Joseph Walsh states the Port Hunter wrecked in Vineyard Sound on Nov 22 was not abandoned by the federal government. Martha's Vineyard residents have been taking army uniforms and other cargo. the despatch warns that persons buying or handling cargo without permission could be prosecuted.

New Bedford Joseph Walsh Washington Port Hunter Vineyard Sound Europe Martha’s Vineyard Walsh

Buchanan Torpedo Destroyer Launched at Bath

The torpedo boat destroyer Buchanan named for Captain Franklin Buchanan of the Merrimac command was launched today by Bath Iron Works in Bath Maine. Mrs Charles P Weatherbee christened the ship with American champagne and it will be commanded by Lieutenant-Commander William A Richardson after 17 months in the war zone.

Bath Buchanan Franklin Buchanan Merrimac Hampton Roads Bath Iron Works Charles P. Weatherbee William A. Richardson

Steamer Sights Wrecked Vessel near Fundy Entrance

The Corsican reporting from Halifax on January 2 sighted the mast of a submerged vessel standing upright near the Bay of Fundy entrance. The wreck could not be identified and is described by the Corsican captain as a navigation menace.

Halifax N. B St. John London Bay of Fundy

Arizona Senator Seeks U S Purchase of Mexican Territory

Genator Ashurst proposes opening negotiations with Mexico for the United States to buy Lower California and about 10 000 square miles of Sonora north of 81 latitude. Senator Borah suggests after a league of nations is formed the land may be distributed to the United States or Japan. The resolution is postponed to the next day.

Washington Genator Ashurst Arizona Mexico United States Lower California Sonora Borah Idaho League of Nations Japan Ashurst

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