Wales Is Coming as U S Guest
London July 23 The Prince of Wales will visit the United States next month as a guest of the American government. King George has accepted President Wilsons invitation to visit Washington.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
3
London July 23 The Prince of Wales will visit the United States next month as a guest of the American government. King George has accepted President Wilsons invitation to visit Washington.
After touring Canada the Prince of Wales will spend a few days in Washington as a guest of the American government and later visit New York aboard the British battleship Renown. King George approves the visit as a sign of close Anglo American ties and friendship.
The Prince of Wales will stay a few days in Washington as a guest of the U S government and then make a brief visit to New York before sailing homeward. In New York he will live aboard H M S Renown while ashore, awaiting agreement from the U S government.
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole urged reopening the army hospital at Camp Devens or closer government oversight of local hospitals to treat former soldiers suffering gas injuries. He cited able-bodied veterans misled at discharge, now incapacitated and lacking medical care, with Chelsea Public Health Service unable to cover all cases.
July 23 in Brockton Attorney Wil iam J. Callahan of this city was named senior counsel for John Arzenti accused of the murder of Frank Gentile. He will be assisted by Judge Thomas A A Down and Attorney William Flaherty of Boston.
Public school tied home teachers, paid by the system, visit immigrant families to teach at home. They aim to improve immigrant education more effectively than school centers alone.
Miss Ethel Richardson of the California Commission of Immigration and Housing spoke to the Massachusetts Women's Suffrage Association's Americanization committee. She described California's housing inspections in five cities, three model laws, and 2000 eliminated dark rooms as she urged immigrant parents' involvement with schools and health services.
To the Editor of the Post Sir a land of hope and promise to every race and people Save those who are colored A land where radicals plot to overthrow governments yet colored men women and children are persecuted and denied protection of the law while others fight for freedom abroad and at home liberty is scarce under segregation and lynching.
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