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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
6
Coal on hand in Massachusetts four percent communities totals 306 973 net tons including Boston. An additional 141 376 tons are en route from mines to dealers. Domestic size coal in stock covers broken egg stove nut and pea. If this buildup continues the three ton ban may be lifted in all cities and towns.
On January 6 the second anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt’s death was marked by laying the cornerstone of the Roosevelt House. The Women’s Roosevelt Memorial Association will build the house at 28 East 7th Street on the former President’s birthplace site.
The Roosevelt cornerstone ceremony attracted Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and family with Major-General Leonard Wood and foreign diplomats including Jusserand De Marchienne and De Alencar. Messages came from France Belgium Brazil Cuba and the U S. A Roosevelt Pilgrimage formed to visit the grave each death anniversary with officers Lyman Abbott E A Van Valkenburg and Lawrence Abbott.
A raingote costume uses brown duvetyn fabric with a morocco red vest.
Dr. John M. Brewer spoke at the Clothing Information Bureau in Hamilton Place urging training for purchases. He leads Harvard's Graduate School of Education and the Bureau of Vocational Guidance.
Mrs. Mary Schenk Woolman argues for ethical sales, accurate labeling, and truthful advertising. She cites stamping shoe sizes, avoids returns as sabotage, and calls for penalties on misrepresented goods, noting Congress bills like the French Caper bill.
First Friday mass of exposition observed in city churches with blessed sacrament exposed all day. Cathedral mass at 7 am and Sacred Heart devotions 8 to 9 pm. Brookline Catholic Club elects officers: Kennealy president Hicks vice president Halfensine secretary McKinnon recording secretary O Kane treasurer Mahon Duffy Ryan exec committee. St Mary’s School Alumni reunion banquet set for Feb 6 at St Mary’s Hall Cambridgeport. open to all former pupils. Rev M J Doody expected to attend.
The Boston Caledonian Club annual meeting at Deacon Hall elected John Speirs 2d as chief. David Lees, John Adamson, David B. Simpson, Alex Robertson and Eben Bramberry became first through fifth chieftains. Malcolm Ross named five year property committee. ex-Chief Thomas Grieve trustee three years. ex-Chief George Scott auditor three years. Thomas Imray finance committee three years.
Dr. Harry A. Garfield former federal fuel administrator and Williams College president told a St. Louis chamber luncheon that coal demand outstrips supply and proposed separate bituminous and anthracite commissions under Interior Department jurisdiction to protect the public operators and miners.
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