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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

2

Elman Concert Tonight at 7 45 in Symphony Hall

Mischa Elman with 75 Symphony players under Ernst Schmidt and soprano Stella Power perform tonight at Symphony Hall at 7 45 sharp. The program features Mendelssohn concerto and works by Wilhelmj and Paganini, with Power singing Pamina from The Magic Flute and Charmant Giseau from David.

Mischa Elman Ernst Schmidt Stella Power Melba Symphony Hall Elman Mendelssohn Wilhelmj Paganini Miss Power Pamina Charmant “Giseau David

Experiences Inside a British Tank Told by American Corporal

Corporal R Derby Holmes an American boy who fought in a London cockney battalion in the trenches will address the Boston Press Club at 12 90 o'clock today describing the feel of riding through No Man s Land in a tank Don OConnell a known Press Club member will preside.

R. Derby Holmes Boston Press Club No Man's Land Don” O'Connell Press Club

Aid to Change German Rule Gains National Drive

The Friends of German Democracy launched a nationwide membership drive focused in Maine and New England. Franz Sigel will tour major cities to promote democracy in Germany. New England leaders include Harvard's Konrad H. Bilerwirth, Vermont's J. H. Worman, Amherst's Otto Manthey Zorn, and Yale's Benjamin W. Bacon.

Maine New England Friends of German Democracy Union Square New York City Germany Franz Sigel General Sigel Konrad H. Bilerwirth Harvard J. H. Worman University of Vermont Otto Manthey-Zorn Amherst College Benjamin W. Bacon Yale

Sister of Judge De Courcy Dies at 71

Sister Agnes Aloysia aged 71 sister of Judge Charles A. De Courcy of the Supreme Court died in Reading C where she served as mother superior of Notre Dame Academy. She had long taught in Lowell public schools. Judge De Courcy left for Reading after word reached him.

Agnes Aloysia Charles A. de Courcy Supreme Court Reading Notre Dame Academy Aloysia Lowell

Husband fears bedtime until wife retires, divorce hearing

Henry W. Seward, seeking a divorce, testified he was afraid to go to bed at night until Margaret B. Seward settled for the night. He then arranged his bed in the sun parlor after she finally retired.

Henry W. Seward Margaret B. Seward

Seward Testifies on Peculiar Domestic Strife and Decree

Public Service Commission inspector Seward testifies about years of marital strain. He recalls inviting a financially troubled associate to his home and later actions by his wife including suspicions of infidelity. He describes contested meals and a dramatic scene with hot baked potatoes. A decree nisi was issued.

Seward Public Service Commission Washington Avenue Winthrop New Hampshire

New Mayor in Office Monday Inaugural Plans Public

Mayor-elect Peters will be inducted at Faneuil Hall on Monday with invitations issued by United States Appraiser Joseph F Lyons. Possible aides include Eddie Moore and Senator Malcolm Nichols. Nominees for public works and corporation counsel circulate, and Josiah Quincy is favored for the role while transit commission may be extended or die in July.

Peters Faneuil Hall United States Joseph F. Lyons Eddie’ Moore Fitzgerald Charlestown Malcolm Nichols Guy Emerson Finance Commission Commissioner of Public Works Nathan Matthews Corporation Counsel Josiah Quincy Transit Commission Quincy

Postponed Officer Installation for Court Marquette D I

The installation of officers for Court Marquette Daughters of Isabella was postponed to February 18. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday February 4.

Court Marquette Isabella

Swamp Root Ad Endorsement from Louis D Rivers

An advertisement quotes Louis D Rivers of Montpelier Vermont praising Dr Kilmers Swamp Root. He notes selling the remedy since its start and opening a large new store. The letter asks readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet about kidneys.

Dr. Kilmer Ermont Louis D.rivers Montpelier Vermont Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

War Talk for Brown Alumni War Talk for Brown Alumni

Brown alumni of Greater Boston hold their 41st annual reunion at the Copley Plaza Tuesday night. Nathan A. Tufts will preside as district attorney and association president. The program includes Rev. W. H. P. Faunce on The American College in the War, Dr. Woods Hutchinson on The Triumph of the Doctor in the War, and R Hodder Williams on Two Years on the Western Battle Front with personal experiences.

W. H. P. Faunce D. D American College Woods Hutchinson R. Hodder Williams V. C Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry

Worcester schools to sell coal to the needy

Worcester officials report the local fuel committee will remove 140 tons of coal from five schoolhouses and offer it to needy residents in 25 50 and 100 pound parcels.

Worcester

No News Cut in U S Camps Censorship Policy

War Department orders press correspondents in National Army and National Guard camps will not be censored by military authorities. Accredited reporters outside service must follow camp command guidance and secrecy rules to protect information valuable to the enemy.

Washington National Army and National Guard United States War Department Committee On Public Information

Gen Wood Doing Well After Wounding At Front

Paris January 30 Major-General Wood United States army wounded visiting the French front is confined to the Ritz Carlton hospital and is reported doing well He expects to be out in about a week His arm wound is painful but not dangerous Lieutenant-Colonel Kilbourne chief of Wood staff wounded in the face may lose his right eye Major Kenyon Joyce wounded in the arm is improving

Paris Wood Ritz-Carlton Charles BE. Kilbourne Kenyon A. Joyce

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