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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
3
Dr Alfred Zimmermann former German secretary for foreign affairs stayed at Amerongen Castle after meetings with the former German Emperor and Herr Steinbach secretary of the German legation at The Hague. They held another conference the next day.
A wartime canteen cook recalls making inexpensive eggplant dishes. She boils eggplant squares, layers them with tomato sauce and chopped hard boiled eggs, then bakes twenty minutes. The dish gains flavor from At Sauce and wins praise from Jim, who once disliked eggplant.
The Griffith photoplay is hailed as a huge success and a triumph for David Wark Griffith. Attendees declare Mr. Griffith has eclipsed all former efforts with the new production.
The Rev Dr Daniel Dorchester of New York City urged adoption of the Salvation Army motto at the Boston Methodist Social Union meeting in Hamilton Hall. He condemned Bolshevism and decried widespread disrespect for law across classes, speaking to about 20 members.
Governor Coolidge vetoed three enacted bills including two raises for lawmakers pages and the Chief Engineer salary from 2600 to 2900. He argued the page wage is an entry level position and urged staff pay fairness with other state roles. He also criticized a promotion bill in police departments as bad policy for appointing power and officer efficiency.
Bolshevik troops on the Archangel front appear to be losing morale rapidly with daily desertions into Allied lines. On the Vaga and Dvina sectors Russia and British patrols advance under gunboat protection as American engineer units remain active on river sectors.
Samuel W. McCall urged support for an Honor Roll plan chaired by Colonel Gaston to bronze tablets in each Boston ward honoring soldiers and sailors. The effort spans churches in West Roxbury and Roslindale, Ward 2½ selects, and 750 city teachers plus 100 Gilchrist store workers aiding the drive.
In gratitude to young servicemen, a reception was given by Charles W. Marsh Camp 45 Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary at Grand Army Hall Arlington last evening.
More than 200 Roxbury veterans met at the Municipal Building Dudley Street and formed the Roxbury War Veterans Legion with a goal of 1000 members. A 10 member committee led by Arthur Maguire will seek a $2000 appropriation from Mayor Peters for a July 4 celebration. Temporary officers include Commander Fred T. Doyle and vice commander Edward A. Connors.
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