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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1918

Page

10

Ask Russo to Explain Central Court Inquiry

Central Court will today hear how Dominico Russo of East Watertown with eight dollars became involved with Joseph Wentraut of Auburn Street and an eighteen dollar purse in Park Street Under. Russo, once thumb-printed as Giuseppe Romao for pocket picking, faces the inquiry under handicap. Wentraut, discussing Zionism, was pressed by Russo who fled toward the track pit as officers closed in. Wentraut’s purse lay on the floor, said to be dropped by Russo.

Central Court Dominico Russo East Watertown Joseph Wentraut Auburn Street Park Street Russo Giuseppe Romao Wentraut Gustafsen and Shea Inspector Pelton Mr. Wentraut

Lover Dashes Dress and Hat in Public Scuffle

Robert W. Fay was sentenced in Central Court to two years after testimony that he attacked his girlfriend Josephine Palmer by slashing her dress tearing a silk waist and trampling her Sunday hat while denying the allegations. The charge centered on violently depriving Palmer of a diamond engagement ring and snatching her watch for a railroad job, with Fay claiming jealousy over her alleged new sweetheart.

Robert W. Fay Fay Central Court Josephine Palmer Counter Camp Devens

Provincetown Art Show Displays Local and Visiting Masters

Ambrose Webster leads the jury and hanging crew for this year’s Provincetown exhibition. The wall arrangement features Charles Hopkinsons watercolors and oils by Webster, Noyes, and Demuth, with woodblock prints by Mars and Nichols. Moffetts ice washed Provincetown shore scene and Dickinsons interior join Ravenscrofts monotype, Lindenmuths landscapes, and Buehlers portrait in a strong show.

Charles Hopkinson Boston North Shore Dodge Mack Knight Hopkinson Webster George Noyes Noyes Gloucester Charles Demuth Lancaster Penn Ethel Mars Juliette Nichols Blanche Lazelle Maud Hunt Squier Miss Squier Miss Mars

Exhibition of painters features varied names and Provincetown spirit

The exhibitors include Charles A. Aiken Alice W Ball Gerrit A Ben eker W H W Bicknell Pierre Ber fen George Elmer Browne Mary Cole Chaffee O N Chaffee Sidney M Chase Marie Louise Chauvelot Ida M Curtis Carl Cutler Clara Deike Frank Desch Lucy Engle Nancy Ferguson Edmund Garrette Oscar Gieberich A C Goodwin A L Groll Lawrence Grant W F Halsall Arthur Cyril Har land Eleanor Hatch Elizabeth How land Marie Ivins Stella C Johnson Louis Kronberg F H Marvin H D Mears H F Mears L B Meeser M Modjeska Julie Morrow Jeanie Mottet Anne Munger Sarah Munroe Mildred McMillan J N Oliver Charles H Pepper Harley Perkins N F Putnam A Rogers Jean Roosevelt F Schoenfeld F G Schwarz E B Smith M St John Gertrude Strunk Mary Tannahill Florence Waterbury James Weil Agnes Weinrich E B Worthley The exhibition as a whole shows a high average and the vigor of the modern movement flavored with Provincetown spirit.

Charles A. Aiken Alice W. Ball Gerrit A. Beneker W. H. W. Bicknell Pierre Berfen George Elmer Browne Mary Cole Chaffee O. N. Chaffee Sidney M. Chase Marie Louise Chauvelot Ida M. Curtis Carl Cutler Clara Deike Frank Desch Lucy Engle Nancy Ferguson Edmund Garrette Oscar Gieberich A. C. Goodwin A. L. Gr

Provincetown Art Association holds fourth annual show

Provincetown July 18 1918 the fourth annual exhibition of the Provincetown Art Association opened with a private view at the Town Hall. About 150 pictures by some 70 painters are on display all works by members. Membership is open to any artist upon payment of a fee, making the show run on equal terms like Paris independent salons.

Provincetown Provincetown Art Association Paris

Wage raises ahead of increased living costs in Bridgeport

Bridgeport investigators report cost of living rose 61.4 percent from January 1 1915 to June 22 1918 while weekly earnings for industrial workers in Bridgeport shops rose 81 percent. W E Freeland testified that he led Bridgeport statistics work with a 200 member committee.

Bridgeport, Conn Bridgeport Taft-Walsh Board W. E. Freeland

Fruit-a-tives Promise Relief From Constipation Headaches

Advert for Fruit-a-tives claim a historic cure for constipation dizziness and violent headaches. James J. Royall reports long trouble followed by dramatic improvement after using twenty four boxes. Availability at 50c per box six for 2.50 or 25c trial size from Fruit-a ce Limited Ogdensburg or dealers.

Central Wharf Boston Mass Jas. J. Royall Fruit-Ace Limited Ogdensburg

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