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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1919

Page

8

Wood Silent On Politics At Harvard Overseers Meeting

Gen Leonard A Wood, commander of the 10th Division at Camp Funston, attended a memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt at the Old North Church and will join a Harvard military committee meeting at Major Guy Murchie's home after the funeral events. The piece notes his silence on politics and his presence at notable ceremonies.

Theodore Roosevelt Old North Church Leonard A. Wood National Army Camp Funston Kan Guy Murchie Mt. Vernon Street Harvard

Whittall's Anglo-Persian Rugs Price List Highlights

A catalog segment lists Whittall's Anglo-Persian and Peerless Brussels and Wilton rug sizes with varied prices. Entries include 2 ft 3 in by 9 ft, 10 ft 6 in by 12 ft, and other dimensions up to 11 ft 3 in by 15 ft, with prices ranging from 17 to 169 dollars.

Whittall Setar Sr Sit Eee Brustele Ringe Oo Brussels Teprac Royal Wilton Whittall’s Teprac Royal Wilton Tepracapitat Wilton Rugs

General Wood Opens Talks on Roosevelt Funeral Visit

General Wood declines to discuss a 1920 Republican nomination rumor, praises the 89th and 10th Divisions for front work, notes troops from seven states, and plans to travel from Boston to Kansas after Harvard meetings. He visits Harvard friends and attends Colonel Roosevelt’s funeral with Captain George von L. Meyer.

Wood United States 89Th Germany Arizona New Mexico Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado South Dakota Henry L. Higginson William Roscoe Thayer Harvard General Wood Boston Western Express Roosevelt Oyster Bay George von L. Meyer the Navy

Dreadful British War Casualties in German Raids

Official wartime summary reports 5511 killed or injured in German raids on the United Kingdom, civilians most affected. Breakdowns include 554 men 411 women 205 children killed and 1508 men 1210 women 772 injured among civilians, plus soldiers and sailors losses.

London United Kingdom Norfolk Suffolk West Suffolk Midland Lincolnshire Essex Margate Kent Folkestone Hartlepool Scarborough Whitby

Jack O Lantern to perform for wounded at Devens

Fred Stone and the Jack O Lantern company will give a show for returned wounded soldiers at Camp Devens tomorrow. Arrangements were made by the Boston Stage Women Relief with courtesy of Charles B. Dillingham and Colonial Theatre management. The event aims to entertain troops largely confined to beds, a rare treat for the infirm at the camp.

Fred Stone Jack O’ Lantern Camp Devens Boston Stage Women’s War Relief Charles B. Dillingham Colonial Theatre Mr. Stone

Harvard Legal Aid Bureau helps poor seek free legal aid

Elected president Dean Hill Stanley heads Harvard Law School students who operate the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau to assist the poor across Massachusetts. The bureau, based at Cambridge Neighborhood House, fields volunteer lawyers on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, aiding cases in court and providing legal advice to those unable to pay.

Harvard Legal Aid Bureau Harvard Law School Supreme Court of Massachusetts Law School Massachusetts Bar Association Bureau Cambridge Harvard and Moore Streets Dean Hill Stanley Cincinnati Ohio East Association

Big Dirigible Sets Out On 1500 Mile Ocean Flight

The navy's largest dirigible C-1, commanded by Captain Stanley V. Parker, left Rockaway Point at 9 AM bound for Key West on a 1500 mile voyage with seven crew. After a first leg to Hampton Roads, the ship circled the coast at about 60 mph and later passed over Washington, awaiting smooth weather for the next leg to Brunswick and Key West.

Rockaway Beach N. Y Navy Key West Akron Norfolk Brunswick

France Exempts U S Soldiers From Taxes

Paris. The French government via its Franco American affairs commission announced that officers and men of the American Expeditionary Forces will be exempt from customs duties registry liquor wine and luxury taxes for four months. Officers receive 243 francs monthly while men get 5 francs monthly during the period.

Harbord Service of Supply Paris Commission For

Catholics in Italy to Act

A Boston bureau of information attaches receives a letter from a leading Italian Catholic party figure. It states the Vatican will soon grant full freedom and responsibility for action, allowing Catholics in Italy to form a political party and participate in next elections, a marked shift from past nonparticipation.

Boston Italian Bureau of Public Information Vatican Italy Caporetto

UNION HATCO SALE OFFERS HATS AND GLOVES AT LOW PRICES

U H Co advertises a wide selection of hats gloves and coats with discounts on army soft hats leather gloves fur gauntlets and lined mittens. It promotes traveling bags leather trunks suitcases and an extensive range of outerwear including raincoats oil clothing and fur lined items aimed at men boys and lumber men.

U. H. CO BROWN U. H.co U. AH. Co Carter’s Sweet Orr H. Co

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