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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1921

Page

5

Lions Move to New $70,000 Zoo House at Franklin Park

Three lions two leopards and one hyena will be relocated from the round house near the refectory at the Blue Hill avenue entrance to a new $70,000 animal hotel de luxe. Curator George F. Morse expects the transfer to occur within days using shipping crates and drays. The towered, model building sits midway between the park entrance and the elephant house.

Round House Blue Hill Avenue Franklin Park George F. Morse Morse Castle DE Lion Boston Zoo Elephant House Mollie Waddy Tony

Boss Cuts Own Pay at Stewart Silk Co

J W Stewart president of Stewart Silk Co announces a 15 percent wage cut for all employees including himself at the factory in Easton Pennsylvania on January 11.

Easton Penn J. W. Stewart Stewart Silk Company

Hunt Heads News Dealers Association in Boston Club Meeting

Edward P. Hunt of East Weymouth was re elected president of the Suburban News Dealers Association at the annual Boston City Club gathering. Lewis McLaughlin of Watertown was named vice president and J C N Parker of Woburn secretary treasurer. All executive committees were re elected and brief officer addresses followed the luncheon. Hunt also serves on the executive committee of the Independent Newspaper and Magazine Distributors.

Edward P. Hunt East Weymouth Suburban News Dealers’Association Boston City Club Lewis McLaughlin Watertown J. C. N. Parker Woburn Hunt The Independent Newspaper and Magazine Distributors

Hibernian drive to raise 50000 for Irish relief in Suffolk

Suffolk county divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians vote to raise at least 50000 for Irish relief. The fund will be a Hibernian fund under Suffolk county control with 10000 auxiliary members pledged. Mass meetings and general demonstrations planned. headquarters at 184 Dudley Street, Roxbury.

Suffolk County Order of Hibernians Ireland Hibernian Ladies' Auxiliary Dudley Street Roxbury

Deputy Hoffman Arrested in Bribe Case Tied to Liquor Trade

Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania January arrest of Reuben H. Hoffman a deputy internal revenue collector on a charge of accepting a bribe linked to liquor traffic.

Wilkesbarre Penn, Jan. AU Reuben H. Hoffman Internal Revenue Collector

Harvard Doctor Declares Espionage in Industry Wrong

Dr. Richard C. Cabot of Harvard, speaking at the Women's City Club, calls espionage a moral wrong in industry society and education beyond crime. He says the line is war and that only against proven criminals may war methods be used.

Richard C. Cabot Harvard Women’s City Club

Demand for Package Foods Grows In Public Talk

William A. Vollmer of Brooklyn addressed Pilgrim Publicity Association members on rising demand for packaged foods. He traced the shift from traditional country groceries to self service package shops and noted the role of proper display and advertising in the food package trade.

Pilgrim Publicity Association William A. Vollmer Brooklyn Vollmer Robert Gair Company National Biscuit Company Ucts

Firm objects to man changing name in probate office

Libby McNeil Libby files petition to revoke a decree allowing Samuel Lipsky to adopt the name Samuel Libby. The firm asserts the change aims to imitate Libby McNeil Libby, a West Virginia corporation with products known nationwide since 1868.

Suffolk Probate Office Libby, McNeil & Libby West Virginia Samuel Lipsky Samuel Libby United States

Story Telling And Story Playing Course In Boston

Mrs. Margaret Shipman Jamieson renowned in Boston dramatics leads a weekly course on story telling and playing at State House Ashburton place entrance Room 15. Held each Thursday evening with practice sessions for participants. Free instruction with a $1 study material fee. Applications to Women's Municipal League 2% Huntington Avenue.

Margaret Shipman Jamieson Boston State House Ashburton Place Division of University Extension The Community Service Women’s Municipal League Huntington Avenue

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