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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

3

Poor Man Donates Dollar to Federated Jewish Charities Drive

A jobless man visited the Federated Jewish Charities headquarters at 25 Tremont Street and gave $1 to support the $400,000 fund. The act inspired volunteers as appeals are planned in synagogues and a Federated Charities Night at Beth El in Dorchester. </s>

Federated Jewish Charities Drive Tremont Street Julius Fisemann Federated Charities Fund Federated Fund Federated Jewish Charities Congregation Beth el Fowler Street Dorchester David M. Shelver Max Brummell Boston Italy A. S. Hirsberg Noorden Louis E. Kirstein Kirstein

Vapor water device touted for ships by Armhurst

In Washington on January 12 C W Armhurst of Albany New York demonstrated a vapor transformer that turns human breath into water. He told the House Merchant Marine Committee that wrecked sailors would always have drinking water with the device and that it is as essential as life belts aboard ships urging government adoption.

Washington C. W. Armhurst Albany N. Y House Merchant ‘Marine Committee Armhurst

Miss Helen Howes to Wed Yale Graduate

Engagement of Miss Helen Howes to Arestas Barker announced by her parents at a tea at 325 Commonwealth Avenue. Miss Howes, a Smith College graduate class of 1919, will marry Barker, son of Dr. and Mrs. J Barker of Kennebunk, Yale University graduate class of 1916.

Helen Howes Arestas Barker Ernest Howes Commonwealth Avenue Miss Howe Smith Kennebunk Yale

Four Boston Boys Named to Harvard Advocate Staff

The Harvard Advocate announces its staff for the coming year. Four Greater Boston boys are among those guiding the Crimson periodical this year.

Boston Harvard Advocate Greater Boston Crimson

Local Officials Appoint Officers In Regional Election

Marshall Best of Evanstown Illinois was elected president Theo dore Morrison of Lynn secretary Hartwell Pond of Neponset treasurer Robert Rogers of Cambridge Horatio Colony 2d of Keene New Hampshire Harry Bohn of Phoenix Arizona Merle Colby of Taylorville Illinois chosen editors William Alexander Gordon electedBusiness manager

Marshall Best Evanstown Theodore Morrison Lynn Hartwell Pond Neponset Robert Rogers Cambridge Horatio Colony Keene, N.H Harry, Bohn Phoenix Arizona Merle Colby Taylorville Ill William Alexander Gordon

Radcliffe Denies Action Against Miss Trask Over Injury

Dean Marion Park of Radcliffe states no action will be taken against Miss Mary Trask amid rumors she will be dismissed. Trask, a Radcliffe senior, is hospitalized at Cambridge Hospital with a head wound from an accidental shooting and may not return to study for a year or more.

Miss Trask Trask Marion Park Radcliffe Mary Trask Cambridge Hospital Radclffe Dean Park

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