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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
10
New York June 29 indictments were filed against 2264 alleged war slacks in Brooklyn Federal Court. Warrants will be issued for arrests by the U S marshal after an estimated 50 per cent have entered war service without notifying draft boards. Federal authorities also seek about 8000 former residents now unlocatable.
American Legion members are urged to reinstate lapse insurance at State headquarters with only one day left. State Adjutant Leon A Spil lane stresses that wartime rates can be kept, outlining government policies offering low premiums and solid protection for beneficiaries even in disability.
In a charity event at Mrs. C. E. Osgood’s Jamaica Plain residence, a musicale and bridge were held by the Annah Osgood Circle to benefit the Ladies' Unity Club Home for the Aged in Roxbury. Notables included John Craig Campbell and Harold S. Tripp with accompanist Herbert Carrick. prizes were donated by Fred Wright and awarded to Mrs. J. E. Lott.
William B. Colver of the Federal Trade Commission urged U S railroads to cooperate as a single system to relieve current transport pressures. He warned continued conditions could bring untold suffering and industrial shutdowns next winter as coal and car shortages bite, with New England plants already closing. He noted that isolation makes even large lines unprofitable during peak seasonal demand.
Police from Lynn and Boston search for Famagust S. Paulson of 6 Adams Street who disappeared last Thursday morning after leaving for Boston. The 36 year old assistant superintendent at Atlantic & Pacific stores in Lynn has been ill two months and fears a nervous breakdown. He moved from Dorchester last October and is a Suffolk Law School graduate. He has been married 11 years.
William J. McCarthy director of prohibition enforcement was found guilty in Hingham District Court on three counts. He was fined 25 dollars for speeding and 26 dollars for disturbing the peace. A charge of not having his registration card on his person was placed on file. Appeals were entered and will be heard next fall in Plymouth County Superior Court. He was allowed to go on 100 dollars personal recognizance.
A 24 year old man engaged to a younger woman asks how to handle her continuing to attend dances and date other men while living far apart. He doubts her professed love and seeks guidance on trust and boundaries.
The writer argues that true love requires personal sacrifices and fidelity, urging the man to confront his fiancée about her social independence and whether she would accept similar behavior from him. The piece contrasts declared love with the pain caused by courting other partners and ends with a description of an afternoon gown in dark blue taffeta with light green satin trim.
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