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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
4
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A crowded afternoon and evening program across Boston venues features lectures by L H Marlin of Boston University on Europe's sister republics. talks on automatics, the peace conference, and single tax. plus meetings of the New England Nurserymen's Association and the West Roxbury Citizens' Association, a women and girls protective work meeting, and a Waiters' Benevolent Association ball.
Associate Justice James B. Carroll of the Massachusetts Supreme Court denounced a two class system as a denial of freedom and justice during the Holy Cross Alumni Association dinner at the Hotel Somerset. The remarks were delivered at the reunion event attended by Holy Cross graduates.
Thomas H. Dowd presided as chairman with Joseph J. Riley as toastmaster at a Holy Cross alumni banquet attended by 150 graduates from New England. Justice Carroll denounced socialism and urged democratic values while Rev. James J. Carlin asked for a million dollar fund to expand Worcester college facilities amid crowding. Rene Marechal of Laval University praised Boston College as Holy Cross rival in a heated evening.
The report notes Mark A. Mulvey of the Boston Schoolhouse Commission and Boston College graduate. During the business session the alumni association elected officers: George E. Morris 06 president Daniel J. Trigg 08 vice president William Colleary 13 secretary and Henry Chimelinski 04 treasurer.
The Boston YMCA four day campaign to raise $100000 opened with $25000 in pledges, one quarter of the goal, prompting leaders to call for renewed effort. Chairman Albert H. Curtis urged workers to push hard, noting some donors refused initially but later signed on after consideration. The group will meet at City Club for luncheon today.
The Irish republic bond sale in Manchester New Hampshire exceeded its $25,000 quota by $5,000 at a Knights of Columbus Club banquet. The campaign closed with the committee and solicitors celebrating the achievement in the city.
A proclamation issued at Clonmel Ireland January 26 lifts four months of restrictions on meetings including fairs and markets in public Galway areas. Authorities warn restrictions may be reimposed if necessary.
William C. Sturgis of New York told the Episcopalian Club last night that $14,000,000 needed for diocesan needs could be raised easily if communicants showed interest. He called money a sacrament and said the sum implies only a weekly gift of 35 cents.
A Boston banquet and annual meeting set the stage for a nationwide church campaign to raise 42 million dollars over three years. Leaders including Bishop Lawrence and H. Anthony Dyer spoke on church renewal, education, missions, and relief for needy dioceses.
A roster lists Grinfield Coxwill St James Roxbury Albert E Partridge Grace Newton Edward Richard son Church Our Saviour Longwood Albert R Shepherdson Church Good Shepherd Reading Fred E Bacheller Grace Lawrence D Crosby Greene Trinity Newton Centre and James Dean St Stephens Cohasset.
A January Columbus blaze wiped out five downtown structures, with damage estimated between 600000 and 300000 dollars. No fatalities or injuries reported. Four buildings housed Moorehouse-Martens Company, a major central Ohio dry goods firm.
The men's Republican committee of Connecticut for ratification met in New Haven and decided to present the question to Republican leaders to call a special session of the Legislature to take up the federal suffrage amendment.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that revitalizes color vigor and abundance. It claims a 35 cent bottle freshens the scalp prevents dandruff and hair loss and makes hair long thick strong and lustrous.
A home remedy claims Parmint double strength mixed with hot water sugar and taken as a tablespoonful four times daily can relieve head noises and open nostrils. The text suggests it is easy to prepare, inexpensive and pleasant to take for those losing hearing or suffering catarrhal deafness.
Miss Katherine G Billings of 40 St John Street Jamaica Plain wins for the last line in Limerick Number 8. She receives a $100 prize from a Post representative, a first-time entrant who attends Radcliffe College and enjoys composing lines as fun and educational.
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