Record Number of BA Degrees at Boston University
Trustees approve 658 candidates for bachelor’s degrees the largest class in BU history. President Marlin will confer degrees at the commencement in Symphony Hall next Monday morning at 10 36 a m.
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Boston University
Marlin
Symphony Hall
Trustees approve continued alumni campaign for Fiftieth Anniversary Fund
President Marlin reported pledges totaling 1 500 036 40 toward the Fiftieth Anniversary Fund at a trustees meeting. The board elected three new trustees Mrs Everett O Fisk of Brookline Calvert Crary of Newtonville and Dr Lewis O Hartman editor of Zion s Herald. Mrs Fisk early earned a PhD from Boston University in 1887 and has long been active in education.
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Marlin
Everett O. Fisk
Brookline
Calvert Crary
Newtonnville
Lewis O. Hartman
Zion’s Herald
Fisk
Boston University
Notable Yale and Midwest Scholars Receive Fellowships and Appointments
The article lists several graduates and faculty moving to fellowships and overseas study. Earl Marlatt and Dewey Short sail for Europe as Jacob Sleeper Fellows. John Dexter Camp joins Mayo Foundation to specialize in X ray. Byam and Mason receive continued study opportunities under the Buck Educational Fund. Herbert Whalen receives another Sleeper Fellowship. Resignations include Marcus Puell from the School of Theology due to ill health.
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Ing
Carleton College
Minn
Ohio Wesleyan
Paris
Hartman
Boston University School of Theology
Boston University
Earl B. Marlatt
Kenosha
Wis
Jacob Sleeper
Europe
Dewey J. Short
Galena
Frank D. Howard
John Dexter Camp
West Roxbury
School of Medicine
Mayo Foundation
University of Minnesota
Augustus Howe Buck
Edwin C. Byam
Chelmsford
Sorbonne
John Philip Mason
Hyde Park
College of Liberal Arts
Princeton
Herbert Whalen
Everett
Marcus D. Puell
School of Theology
Secret evidence in Brewster case kept from public
Investigation into new evidence in the Ralph W. Brewster murder case centers in Winchester under strict police supervision. Chief William P. McIntosh holds the details in secrecy while Marine Private John Lawhorn remains jailed at the navy yard barracks. Colonel A. T. Marix awaits Washington’s word on Lawhorn’s fate.
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Ralph W. Brewster
Winchester
William P. MciIntosh
John Lawhorn
Lawhorn
Navy Yard Barracks
A. T. Marix
Washington
President Adams Arrives With Bar On Board
The American steamship President Adams owned by the United States Shipping Board arrived last night from New York and sailed two hours later for Queenstown Plymouth Cherbourg and London. The ship carries a well stocked bar which is opened when territorial waters are cleared.
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Adams
United States Shipping Board
New York
Queenstown
Plymouth
Cherbourg
London
Prohibition on Shipboard Bar Sparks Irish Departure Voyage
Officers aboard the President Adams confirm a hidden bar and liquor stored on board carried in bond from European ports. Passengers cheer the ship’s sighting of Irish and American flags at dock, with many travelers headed to visit Ireland and relatives.
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Washington
Adams
Passenge Mere
New York
Bond
J. Pendlebury
Nora Twomey
S. Hart
Mary Stephenson
Owen Tudor Hart
Benjamin Clay
E. Shippen
Hippo Fund Collections and Donations Snapshot
Readers from Boston to Cambridge join the Hippo Fund drive listing donors by name and address. Contributions span schools theaters and local shops with totals noted for matinee collections and specific collections at Orpheum Broadway Malden theatres.
Husbands Seek $50,000 in Alienation Suit
Oscar Lavoie of Fall River sues Joseph N Pouler for 50000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife’s affection in Bristol County Superior Court Taunton. He claims between November 1919 and August 1 1921 Pouler was unduly intimate with Mrs Lavoie destroying the husband’s conjugal relation. Pouler denies the allegations.
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Taunton
Oscar Lavole
Fall River
Bristol County Superior Court
Joseph N. Pouler
Poitier
Baby Hippo Fund Closes HQ After Raising Enough Money
The Baby Hippo Fund Editor shut down his headquarters at 265 Washington Street last night. With sufficient funds on hand, the children will now own the Baby Hippo property, and no further money is required.
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Baby Hippo
Washington Street
Baby Hippo Fund Reaches Goal for Boston Arrival
The Boston Post reports the Baby Hippo Fund met its goal to send the hippo from Philadelphia to Franklin Park Zoo. A public drive on Boston Common raised funds as Miss Foo Foo Mac Donald and Petite Patsy Devine performed. A welcome plan for June 24 at 10 a.m. includes all contributing children, with invitations sent to Greater Boston schools.
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Stanley T. Keith
Main St
Brockton
Mass
Mildred Edith Boyden
Washington St
Norwood
Frances Natalie White
Shington St
Shirley Grout
Farley
Elizabeth J. Colley
Westminster
Terrace
Roxbury
Doroth Coleman
Upton St
Cambrid
George F. York
Nobleboro
Tim Hawes
Skinny Whiting
E. Bar- Tads
Matt Dolan
Togus
J. Arthur Pare
Hawthorne
Salem
Maas
Mary Wells
Glenawood St
Malden
G. E. Merrill
Centre Road
Shirley
James Lee Hughes
Easex
Lynn
D. M
Huberman
Newspaper Row
Carl Gilman
Donald Carpenter
Knowlton School
Newberg
Nellie G. Miles
Warren M. Lewhre
Helen Whitcomb
Pauline Whitcomb
Aly Doane Smith
Mona J. Smith
Christine Leavitt
Arthur Leavitt
Sarah Iveleth Campbell
Wilburst
Raynham
Malcolm D. Campbell, Jr
Julius Ansel
Washington Sat
Boston
George Benton
James
Bertha
Norma
Baby Beaton
Oak St
Win Chester
Rita Beaton
Port Hawkesbury
Fanny
Michael Connolly
Waltham
Roth L. Sarley
Grandy
Hyde Park
Myrna Sophronia
Landenburg
Misa Oa
Milford
Orpheum Theatre
Strand Theatre
Mystic Theatre
Crosby and Collins’ Pharmacy
Marjorie Kimball
West
Leominster
Mine
Phillip la Fortune
Wood
Fitchburg
Eees Eames Cleaves
Rockport
Dorothy Kane
Joseph Mahoney
Chester Pitman
Evelyn Crowell
Agnes Lockhart
Anna Crehan
Warren School
Ethel June Long
Railroad Ave
Bradford
Errol Francis Stowe
School St
Gardner
Angela Taylor
Franklin At
Winthrop
Cornell Taylor
Franklin St
Helen
Mason Hoffman
Cheney St
Penn
Virginia Chapman
Greenwood Ave
Wollaston
Arthur Chapman
Marion Burke
Dyer Ave
Miltom
Arthur Burke
Ethel McKenszie
Sixth St
Gordon MackKnight
Fairfield
Ce Cevreves
Earl Pratt
Arlene Pratt
Marjorie and
Warren Kneeland
Osborne St
la Bema
Mauss
Shirlie L. Winch
E. Pepperell
Harlow Whittier Cole “Fairholm
Fremont
N. H
Charles Thomas Keniston
Gage At
Bridgton
Eva Dwyer
Geo. Sanford
Eugene Arnold
Dover
Foxcroft
Clayton Paul Smith
Hill St
Orono
Bertha C. Kibby
Linden St
Everett
Tootsie
Hillside Ave
Suite L
Ceeeeree
Thomas Houghton
Fairmount St
Cambridge
Junior
Mary and
Leo Sullivan
Parker Terrace
Dorchester
Cunard St
Barbara
Robert Zurbach
Lincoln Ave
Cliftondale
Leonard S. Hammond
Lonlon
John Dean Strait
Ware Ven
Stoneham
Jean Elisabeth Knowles
Vassar St
Edgar Farnsworth
Rookline
James D
Carolyn B. Brown
Hampshire At
Snooky Oaks
Lucy and
Augusta Cazmay
Iverside
Watertown
Dorothy B. Wight
Brinsley St
Little Johnny Cuff
Cross
Madeline
Marjorie
Alberta Bruce
Boylston
Jamaican Plain
Elinor C. Anderson
Uncle Frank
BR. W. B
Lexington At
Litthke
Wesley Howland Rich
Electric Ave
West Somerville
Wags
Ie Johnson
Camidge
Enai Klein
Geneva Ave
The
Boston Cat Club
Myrtle EF. Paulding
West Hanover
Lewis
John Goward
Humboldt Ave
Allen
Augusta
Donald Pavis
Baby Lewis R. Johnson
Walnut Park
Ruth E. Larry
Woodsville
Robert E. Schworm
Mt. Vernon St
Paul H. Schworm
Mt. Vernon At
Warren Kennerly
Wallingford Rd
Brighton
Doris Solomon
Ottawa St
Rox- Ways
Doris
Oldfield
Chestnut St
Yee Upper Falls
Barbara Peck
Greenleaf St
Quinncy
Morton T. Peck
Quincy
Winthrop R. Peck
Jamaica
Pimita
Cece Cave
Nes
George Calza
John Lang, Jr
Lyndest
Chrriestown
Dorothea and
Ruth Cronin
Voreniys Ave
Spencer A
Baldwin Ave
Fred Badger, Jr
Milton Maria
Leslie J. Robinson
Tamworth
Harvey and Clifton
Piper
Bellevue Rd
New England Tel
Tel. Co
South Suburban
Columbia Building
Adams St
Muriel R. Cook
Central Ave
South Braintree
Eleanor Joyxee Weber
Rosechair St
Geraldyne
Elwood
Bowen Ave
Medford
Nome
Curley
Boston Post Hippo Fund
Jyevine
Boston Common
Foo Foo" MacDonald
Patsy
Devine
West Street
New England
Hippo
Franklin Park
Boston Post
Greater Boston
Post
Italy
Weston Cat Club
Hindy
Postcat
New England Telephone and Telegraph
Columbia
Adams Street
Posten Post Publishing Co
Dr. Flanders
Amherst
Nashua
Arnold Pedersen
Dorr St
Rox
Francis and
Edward Birmingham
Alfee
Donald Holmen
Mrs Isabella L Wharif Takes Charge Of NYC Ad Firm
Mrs Isabella L Wharif rises to manage a large advertising business in New York, marking a notable shift from nonbusiness training to executive leadership.
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New York
Isabella L. Wharif
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