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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1920

Page

20

World Ills and Bolshevism Theme at Roxbury Union Meet

A large St Pauls Church gathering in Roxbury heard Rev Thomas P MacManmon condemn world illness and Bolshevism. He urged cleansing using lawful reform, opposed industrial quacks, warned against violent overthrow, and called for deportation of Bolshevik threats.

Union Meeting of Holy Name Societies St. Paul’s Church Rox-bury Boston Thomas P. MacManmon St. Margaret's Church Columbia Road Anderson

The Catholic Church as Agent Against Socialist Rise

A Catholic speaker condemns Bolshevism and Socialism as dangers from labor unions to high society. He credits Leo XIII with guiding justice and Christ's teaching, urges government rule over capital and labor, and calls for Christian democracy led by the Church to curb wealth concentration and create public sentiment against wealth obtained unjustly.

Russia Karl Marx Europe America Leo XIII Daniel Leo Xill Catholic Church Ila

First Cargo of Cuban Sugar Here 25 000 000 Lbs Due This Week

Shipping reports announce the arrival and expected tonnage of the first Cuban sugar cargo set to arrive this week totaling twenty five million pounds. The announcement notes market expectations and distribution plans for the import.

Honor Roll Urged at Old South Church

The Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon of Old South Church Copley Square urged the erection of an honor tablet at the morning service. He lamented the lack of honor rolls for church members who fought in the Revolutionary and Civil wars.

George A. Gordon Old South Church Copley Square

Crown Jewels to Return to Paris Louvre Exhibition

The 1914 Bordeaux stored crown jewels will be brought back to Paris and shown again at the Louvre. Casimir carried them in his suitcase from Bordeaux. items include The Regent diamond valued at over 15,000,000 francs, the pink and Mazarin diamonds, Louis XV's watch from the Bey of Algiers, and Napoleon's sword handle.

Paris Bordeaux Louvre M. Casimir Fine Arts Louis XV Algiers Napoleon

First Cuban sugar of new crop reaches Boston aboard Lake Jessup

The Lake Jessup discharged 15,104 bags of Cuban sugar at Revere Wharf Charlestown from Nuevitas. Consignees, a Boston wholesale grocer, rushed unloading with 125 longshoremen at $1.30 per hour. The ship reported icy conditions after a northwester, with four more cargoes of Cuban sugar en route to Boston including Ocmulgee, Lake Sebago, Stavangeren, and Santa Clara.

Jessup Boston Revere Charlestown Nuevitas Cuba New England Lake Jessup Consignees F. H. Pray Norfolk England Island Republic

Unemployed Clerical and Mercantile Demand Weak in Massachusetts

Massachusetts sees rising unemployment among clerical and mercantile workers per the December report from the Department of Labor and Industries. Little demand exists for these workers while male skilled laborers for shipyards and arsenals remain sought after. women nurses and attendants are in acute shortage. Applicants averaged 15,349 on Mondays, up from 13,6 in November, with steady demand for errand and messenger roles among youths and improving prospects for boys seeking future work.

Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries

3000 at Meeting for Irish Independence

A 3000 crowd at Symphony Hall, backed by Protestant Friends of Irish Freedom, denounced the Ulster issue and urged Ireland's independence. Speakers argued the Irish question is political, not religious, praising Protestant figures who supported Ireland's freedom and warning Britain against empire ambitions.

Ireland Symphony Hall Friends of Irish Freedom Coote Ulster Lindsay Crawford The Toronto Statesman Society Canada England Irish Republic Grattan Flood Washington Tone Russell Orr Joy McCracken Lord Edward Fitzgerald Emmet Mitchell Davis Smith O’brien Butt Parnell Ernest Blythe Robert Barton Dennis Henry Britain James Grattan Mythen Christ Episcopal Church Norfolk American Legion Legion

U S Jewry urged to aid eastern European relief drive

Dr. Boris Bogen urged American Jewry to donate about 20 million dollars for reconstruction and relief of Jews in Eastern Europe. New England's share is about 2 million with Boston contributing 1 million. An executive committee will depart for Europe to oversee aid distribution.

Boris Bogen Joint Distribution Committee of America Bogen Elysium Club Huntington Avenue New England Bureau For Jewish War Relief Poland Europe Warsaw Joint Distribution Committee

Rev Frederick W Greene Dies in Middletown

The Rev. Frederick W. Greene longtime pastor of the South Congregational Church in Middletown Conn died today in Jaffrey New Hampshire. Born in Brattleboro Vermont sixty years ago he graduated from Amherst College in 1882 and previously led West Church in Andover Massachusetts for ten years leaving a widow and four sons

Middletown Conn Frederick W. Greene South Congregational Church Jaffery N. H Brattleboro Amherst College West Church Andover Mass

Father John’s Medicine Endorsed By Ohio Father

Joseph A. Martin of Columbus writes that Father John's Medicine has been used in his family for over twenty years. He recalls using it after his eldest son’s pneumonia and notes the son later served in the Marines. He praises its safety and effectiveness for coughs colds and as a tonic.

John Joseph A. Martin Columbus Ohio Father John U. S Jorren A. Martin Station

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