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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1921
Page
7
The Evelyn and Ralph returned to the fish pier with its flag at half mast as Captain George Hodgdon reported crewman Gus Otto of Rockport missing after straying from the schooner Thursday off Chatham during thick weather. A prolonged search failed to find him.
Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford has resigned as assistant attorney general in charge of the admiralty division, a move learned today at the Department of Justice in Washington.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel stimulant. It claims improved digestion, eased stomach upset, and elimination of bad taste and coated tongue. Warnings include a gentle, non gagging effect with no cramps, priced 15c and 30c.
Mrs. Lois Rantoul of the Women's Trade Union League urged the Massachusetts legislative council to raise compulsory school attendance from 14 to 16. Herbert Stetson of Massachusetts Associated Industries opposed, warning of extended rules. He argued current schooling may not benefit two extra years and noted fears of an 18-year eventual limit.
Cardinal Gibbons enjoyed an hour long automobile outing today accompanied by his physician and a household member. It was his first outing since returning three weeks ago from western Maryland where he fell seriously ill. He is slowly regaining strength but remains too weak to receive visitors.
Yesterday afternoon in Symphony Hall the Loston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux featured pianist Robert Schmitz as soloist in Cesar Franck's Les Djinns. The program included Beethoven's First Symphony a Passacaglia by Seth Bingham and Roger Ducasse's Suite francaise.
The review questions the concert program highlighting Beethoven and Franck, praising Monteux for tonal glory but criticizing the First Symphony and certain selections. It notes Schmitz's performance of Franck and discusses the appropriateness of the piano part in Les Djinns and Bingham's Passacaglia, deeming some works overrated.
An advertisement touts Musterole as a ready remedy for neuralgia and head pains. It claims fast relief by rubbing the white mustard oil ointment on temples and neck, with benefits for sore throat bronchitis croup and other pains. Prices shown are 65 and 85 cents plus a hospital size $3.
Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants' Union 17 829 led by Catherine Colby shows pride in pre dating Actors Equity, with wages rising from 12 to 24 weekly and extras for wardrobe repairs. Members rotate shifts 7 30 to 11 no Sundays, average show costs determine pay, and a planned headquarters will serve as a sociable business hub.
The reviewer finds the Passacaglia meticulously planned with conventional harmony and elaborate counterpoint. Though the Boston origin and d Indyesque touches raise questions of authenticity, the performance by Mon tea u and his ensemble elicits clear audience approval and lively, French spirited music.
The Commission on Necessaries of Life will probe current milk prices Monday at the State House. A postponement followed Fuel Administrator Trultman's Washington call, delaying the planned conference with local milk dealers. New England Milk Producers will discuss February price cuts at their annual meeting in New England.
Secretary of State Colby sails aboard the USS Florida with his party from Port of Spain Trinidad en route to Hampton Roads. The voyage is timed to reach by January 26. a series of entertainments and a large public ball were held Wednesday in his honor.
Soviet Russia's official representatives in America prepare to depart tomorrow with deported leader Ludwig C. A. K. Martens. Only 42 staff and families accompany him, including Gregory Weinstein as Chief of Staff, while many sympathizers are denied travel.
Friends of former Ohio governor Cox said he would spend a week in Washington on personal business arriving next Monday. The visit has no political significance but he may confer with prominent Democrats. Mr and Mrs Cox will stay with former Ohio Representative T T Ansberry while in the capital.
The jury in Suffolk Superior Court awarded $7500 to Charles J. Mahoney as administrator of the estate of Mary EK Mahoney a 46 year old who died after being struck beneath an elevated car.
Henry White, Versailles architect and former ambassador to France, told the House naval committee on January 21 that the time is ripe for world disarmament and that the United States should initiate the movement. The panel has questioned Gen Tasker Bliss and awaits Pershing’s views next Tuesday.
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