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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1919

Page

2

Democrats Clash Over Treaty Representation in Provisional Commissions

Senate debate on the peace treaty continues as the foreign relations committee considers provisional American representation on international commissions under the treaty. President Wilson sent a letter to Chairman Lodge seeking approval to appoint a representative on the reparations commission.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wilson Lodge

Senate Debates Treaty Delay and Shantung Charges

After a tense hour the committee postponed a decision on the treaty awaiting tomorrow. Senator Knox proposed that neither the committee nor the President act while the treaty is pending. The League of Nations dominated debate with Pomerene urging rapid acceptance and Harrison opposing on political grounds. Williams accused opponents of misrepresenting Shantung facts, while Lodge and Borah defended Japanese control and sovereignty implications. Predicted speeches for tomorrow include McNary Moses Beckham Johnson and others as talks proceed.

Lodge Knox Republican Pennsylvania League of Nations Senate Pomerone Ohio Harrison Mississippi Pomerene Wilson Williams Shantung Borah Japan Thomas Colorado McNary Oregon Moses New Hampshire Beckham Kentucky Johnson South Dakota Calder New York Cummins Iowa Edge New Jersey Norris Nebraska

Discovery of Malted Milk Benefits Mankind

Two key discoveries improved human welfare. In 1835 Newton created a vacuum milk condensate with cane sugar. in 1883 Horlick at Racine Wisconsin dried milk with malted grain extract to form Malted Milk. Its nutritive value and easy preparation made it an ideal food drink from infancy to old age. Ask for Horlick's.

Newton Horlick Racine Wis

U.S. President Seeks Broad Pact on German Reparations

President urges wide powers to fix the amount and method of collecting Germany's reparation bill. He argues representation is vital for American business interests and seeks a strong negotiation framework.

Germany

Waterfront Calendar July 22 204th Day Tide Details

July 22 marks the 204th day with a long morning minus 29 minutes. Tides rise to 10 feet 2 inches in the evening. New moon July 27 and Aug 25. full moon Aug 11 and Sept 9. Evening stars Venus until Sept 12 and Saturn until Aug 25. Morning stars Mars and Jupiter rest of year.

Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter

Steamers Arrive Mentioned in Shipping News Item

Shipping intel notes arrival of steamers Ninian Thickey Manchester Fng Stanmore Moore Spezia Italy with routes and affiliations from British and Italian ports.

Ninian Thickey Manchester Fng Stanmore Moore Spezia Italy

Harbor Tug Tows Barges From Multiple Ports to Philadelphia

The report lists a flotilla of tugs and barges moving between Norfolk Brest Guantanamo Portland and Philadelphia. Vessels include Ossipee Paoli Niel sen May Mayflower and Lincoln with barge Varina and others such as Tioga and Edward H. Schlear. Steamers North Star Governor Dingley and Calvan Austin participate via Eastport Lubec and Bangor.

Edward Luckenbach Norfolk Brest France Ossipee Stacey Guantanamo Cuba Graphite Porto Ricci Greeian Wood Philadelphia Calvin Austin Allen New York Mohawk Stanley Portland Paoli Nielsen Oxford Forest Belle Tae Yardley Robesonia Tamaqua Isaksen Tioga North Star Yarmouth Governor Dingley St. John N. B Eastport Lubec Cameen Bangor May Millville N. J Edward H. Schlear Varina Portsmouth Lincoln

Poincare and Foch Arrive in Brussels for Belgian Fete

President Poincare and Marshal Foch arrive in Brussels with Madame Poincare from Paris. King Albert and court greet them at the station as crowds line the route to the royal palace where dinner is served. The visit coincides with Belgiums national fete marked by allied flag decorations and planned reviews and functions through Thursday in Ghent Antwerp and Liege.

Brussels Associated Press Poincare Madame Poincare Marshal Foch Paris Albert Royal Palace Guevy Mons Ghent Antwerp Liege

Hy Mayer Hosts 51st Birthday Dinner in Provincetown

Henry Mayer known as Hy Mayer hosted a dinner at an Italian restaurant in Provincetown on July 21. The cartoonist celebrated his 51st birthday with artist friends including Mr and Mrs George Brown Mr and Mrs Richard Miller Mr and Mrs Charles Hawthorne Mr and Mrs George Sesseney Captain and Mrs N Harry Hall Miss Morawski Frederick Marvin and Townsend Walk the actor.

Provincetown Henry Mayer Hy Mayer Mayer George Brown Richard Miller Charles Hawthorne George Sesseney N. Harry Hall Miss Morawski Frederick Marvin Townsend Walk

Salvation Army Lassies Engaged to Lt Harmon of the 1th Infantry

Miss Gladys McIntyre and her sister Irene, famed Salvation Army volunteers at the front in France, are engaged to marry Lieutenant Russell A. Harmon of the 1th Infantry. Harmon is a Virginian and the wedding is expected in New York tomorrow. The sisters earned the Distinguished Service Cross for aiding Yankee Division troops and were honored on Boston Common and in a Yankee Division parade. They are daughters of Colonel William J. McIntyre who leads Salvation Army forces in New York and New Jersey.

Gladys M'Intyre Harmon 104Th Infantry McIntyre Irene Seicheprey New York Gladys McIntyre Irene McIntyre Salvation Army France Russell A. Harmon Lth Infantry New England Clarence R. Edwards Boston Common Edwards Boston William J. McIntyre

Mayor vetoes orders naming war heroes squares

Mayor Peters vetoes city orders naming public squares for fallen soldiers. He favors citizens committee review before final approval. Hamilton Coolidge square at Cambridge and Charles streets and Anslow square at Walk Hill and Nor folk streets were blocked. Joseph Hartin square at Adams street and Dorchester avenue also stalled.

Peters Citizens’ Committee Cambridge and Charles Streets Hamilton Coolidge Square Walk Hill Norfolk Streets Anslow Square Hagan Hamilton Coolidge Collins Adams Street Dorchester Avenue Joseph Hartin

Mayor Urges Action Against One Piece Bathing Suits

Lynn Mayor Walter H. Creamer asks the Metropolitan Park Commission to ban one piece bathing suits worn by women at the beach. He cites moral concerns and bad impressions on children and expects prompt park police action to clear the situation quickly.

Walter H. Creamer Lynn Metropolitan Park Commission Park Commission

Mexican to Dock Today

Army debarkation officials said the U S S Mexican with the Third Pioneer Infantry would arrive off Sandy Hook at 4 PM tomorrow. Mayor Peters' reception committee plans to meet it at 3 PM and escort the ship to Pier 7 Hoboken for a 7 PM docking with a Newark area welcome for the returning Boston and New England troops.

New York Peters Pier Hoboken

Canoeist Drowns on Charles River Off Auburndale

Charles Dimond an 18 year old from Bris tol R I died when a canoe upset in a squall on the Charles River near Auburndale. A Dorchester girl, not identified by police, was saved unconscious by Joseph Desmond of West Newton who was in a second canoe near the shore. The accident occurred about 15 feet from shore.

Charles Dimond Bristol R. I Metropolitan Charles River Auburndale Dorchester Joseph Desmond Wildwood Avenue West Newton

Victory Bean Man A Caller

George Erasmus Pease of Bemis unveils the Victory Bean Man a new pea and navy bean creation as his latest triumph against nature. The inventor claims to rival Luther Burbank in developing vegetable world creations and celebrates his achievement with the new variety.

George Erasmus Pease Bemis Luther Burbank Mother George

Beantown Bean Saga At Local Marine Recruiting Office

George Erasmus traveled to 22 Tremont Street Beantown to pitch his Victory bean to Marine Corps officials. Captain Doherty politely ends the stunt noting beans are a long overworked vegetable in service and discusses pension ideas as Pease departs hopeful the beanery will stock his concept.

George U. S Beantown U. S. Marine Corps Tremont Street George Erasmus Mr. Beans Pease B. J. Doherty Bemis Way Beanerie

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