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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1920

Page

5

City Council foes Mayor over Rainsford Island school plan

During annual inspection of Rainsford and Deer Islands, the City Council clashed with Penal Institutions Commissioner Thomas C. O'Brien over Mayor Peters bid to abolish the boys school on Rainsford Island and have inmates placed under state control. Councilmen McDonald McLaughlin and Moriarty vowed to oppose the mayor.

Peters Rainsford Island Rainsford Deer Islands Penal Institutions Thomas C. O’brien McDonald McLaughlin Moriarty

Deer Island Prisoners Shift to Nightgowns and Silent Strike

Prisoners on Deer Island adopt nightgowns for sleep while tailors remodel shirts with roll collars for comfort and appearance. A silence strike among 15 women prisoners is led by Amy Collyer, amid claims of Communistic views and deportation risk. John Jorges leads the island's Red group, replacing Ime Kaplan who is hospitalised. Commissioner O'Brien warns of a coffee and bread diet if the strike lasts beyond Sunday.

Deer Island Amy Collyer John Jorges Atlantic Ime Kaplan Lawrence Kaplan O’brien

State Treasurer Burrill Receives Gold Watch on Retirement

The office force of State Treasurer Burrill honored their retiring chief with a gold watch yesterday. Earlier, the bonus department had given him a gold chain. George B. Willard, deputy treasurer, presented the watch and later received a watch chain from colleagues.

Burrill George B. Wiliard

Fruit-a-tives Advertisement Testimonial Claim

A Rochester reader cites relief from stomach liver and bladder trouble after using Fruit-a-tives. The ad promotes a 50-cent box, six for 2.50, and a 25-cent trial size, with the maker listed as Fruit-A-Tives Limited of Ogdensburg New York.

R. B. O'Flynn Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

Dandruff Remedy Promises Hair Renewal

An old notice claims four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon dissolved dandruff overnight. It promises complete destruction of dandruff after multiple applications and claims itching will stop and hair will look better.

Get Rid of That Persistent Cough Alleges Eckman remedy ad

An old advertisement promotes Eckman’s Alterative as a tonic and upbuilder claimed to stop a weakening persistent cough or chest illness. It lists 80c and 1.50 dollar bottles sold at Liggett’s Riker Jaynes stores and other leading druggists, or from Borman Laboratory Philadelphia.

Eckman Liggett Riker-Jaynes Borman Laboratory Philadelphia

Committees Ready for Girl Scouts Campaign

Leaders of the Girl Scouts drive met at Hotel Bellevue with Dr. Eliot urging universal physical training for boys and girls and private funds to start large educational movements. Massachusetts campaign head Wotherspoon announced 81 local committees and plans to organize troops in nine communities after the drive.

Eliot Harvard University Hotel Bellevue Girl Scouts America Congress Dr. Blliot Sarah Louise Arnold Simmons College Arthur Cowing Boston University Philadelphia Boy Scouts Movement Boy Scouts James J. Storrow Massachusetts Girl Scouts Campaign H. H. Wotherspoon Massachusetts Brookline

Firsthand Irish Conditions Letter to the Editor

A letter from Fred Waldron of Watertown dated January 20 recounts Ireland under martial rule with permits for guns petrol and travel, deportations, jail for flag selling, and Sinn Fein halls. He argues Ireland is united and determined to resist British measures and asks for publication in tomorrow's Post.

Ireland Sinn Fein America Post Fred Waldron Irving Street Watertown

Today's Civilian and Military Service Events Across Roxbury

At 10 a m a convention of Second Adventists meets Advent Christian Church Roxbury continuing all day. Also at 10 a m a union of Massachusetts agricultural groups gathers at Horticultural Hall. Harvard Liberal Club lunch at Crawford House features President Meiklejohn. Bishop Lawrence speaks at a Cathedral Service League meeting. Women organize a soldiers and sailors club at Women's City Club. Boston Young Men's Christian Union honors service men with a 6 30 pm banquet at City Club. Women's Trade Union League holds 7 30 pm meeting with Judge Anderson and Agnes Burns. South End American Legion installs officers at Franklin Schoolhouse. Public program Selling America to Americans features songs and pictures at three centers Blackstone Michelangelo South Loston.

Second Adventists Advent Christian Church Warren Street Roxbury Union Massachusetts Agricultural Organizations Horticultural Hall Harvard Libert Club Colonial Room Crawford House Alexander Meiklejohn Amherst College Liberal College Church Service League Cathedral Church of St. Paul Lawrence Army and Navy Boston Young Men's Christian Union City Club Womens Trade Union League New England Women’s Club Boylston Street George W. Anderson Agnes Burns South End American Legion Franklin America Blackstone Michelangelo South Loston School

Cupid Snaring Hub Teachers

Boston school teachers have tendered resignations for varied reasons, chiefly marriage, per a report by Superintendent Frank V. Thompson. Jan 19 1920 resignations include Parsons in Mechanic Arts High School, and several others in Roxbury High, Chapman district, Quincy district, Robert Gould Shaw district, plus a nurse from the medical inspection department.

Boston Boston School Committee Frank V. Thompson George FE. Parsons Mechanic Arts High School Laura M. West Roxbury High School Margaret L. McCarthy Chapman Mary E. Denehy Quincy Marion M. Kitts Robert Gould Shaw Catherine Marks Department of Medical Inspection Red Cross Service

Catholic Church Notes Highlight Parish Events in February

The Rev John C Hart S J will lead five Sundays of vespers at 7 0 p m in February detailing Sacraments and Sacramentals Baptism and its administration The Rev Maurice Flynn calls a fundraising minstrel show at the Magazine Street rectory An all Catholic women bazaar is set for Symphony Hall April 26 27 and 28 A spiritism lecture at Boston College High School Tonight The Casino Dramatic Club of the Church of the Holy Trinity Shawmut Avenue will stage The Rivals next month Devotion of the Forty Hours begins at St Joseph s East Boston and St Francis Home Roxbury on Friday.

John C. Hart S. J Maurice Flynn St. Patrick’s Church Roxbury Magazine Street League of Catholic Women Symphony Hall Pgee Jones Tf. J. Corrigan Young Men's Catholic Association Boston College High School Casino Dramatic Club Church of the Holy Trinity Shawmut Avenue St. Joseph’s Church East Boston St. Francis Home

Nitti Stands by Ultimatum Over Adriatic Dispute

Paris January 20 The Italian premier Signor Nitti declares he will withdraw his compromise if the Jugoslavs do not accept Italy s terms and Italy will demand France and Great Britain execute the London treaty of April 1915 after the Adriatic talks collapse.

Paris Associated Press Supreme Council Adriatic Signor Nitti Italy France Great Britain London

Yugoslav Concessions Reported to Italy in Supreme Effort

Jugo Slavias note described as the supreme effort to reach an accord with Italy. They accept League of Nations supervision for Fiume and Zara, concede Luesia and Pelagosa to Italy, remilitarize Adriatic islands with Lissa remaining Yugoslav, and recognize Italian nationality rights in Dalmatia under an international convention. They uphold Wilson's line and honor Albanian independence.

Italy Signor Nitti Jugo- Slavia Jugo-Slavs League of Nations Fiume Zara Lussia Pelagoza Adriatic Lissa Dalmatia Jugo-Slavia Wilson

Noted Traveling Salesman Buried in Brookline

N F Babb a renowned traveling salesman for Loose-Wiles in New England was buried from the home of his son in law George H Dresser in Brookline. He died at 73 after a stroke struck the night before while on his routine circuit. He leaves a widow and three children Mrs Dresser Mrs Emery Smith of West Medford and Charles D Babb of New Haven Conn.

N. F. Babb New England New Hampshire Loose-Wiles Company George H. Dresser Brookline Mr. Babb Valley House Hillsboro N. H Babb Dresser Emery Smith West Medford Charles D. Babb New Haven Conn

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