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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
5
New York March 10 The American Sugar Refining Co reports 1919 net earnings of 15 250 619 compared with 12 587 487 in 1918, per the annual report issued today.
An advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder for run down or tired people. It claims the tonic supplies iron and other nutrients to restore energy, vigor, and cheer, coming in liquid or tablet form and endorsed by physicians. Ensure the package bears the Gude's name.
A druggist praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder aid claiming it fulfills many wishes and relieves urinary troubles. Swamp Root samples offered by parcel post to Dr Kilmer Co Birmingham NY with ten cent inquiry. bottles sold in drug stores.
The Boston internal revenue office deposited $1,168,685.13 in the Federal Reserve Bank, the first time a single day’s income tax intake topped $1,000,000 since March 1. Officials expect the remaining four days of the tax campaign to surpass this amount as it closes at midnight March 15.
The office in the Little Building now serves up to 20000 taxpayers daily in person, with mail and informatica service stations handling thousands more. Acting Collector Andrew J Casey added seven clerks and rented fifteen adding machines to boost the bookkeeping department which operated with eight machines. Corporations may file tentative returns under the May 15 extension using Form 1031 T with a letter of extension, estimated tax for the year, and at least one fourth of the estimate remitted.
The document requires signatures from two corporate officials. Two forms are filed: one retained by the revenue office and the other returned to the corporation for filing with its final tax return.
Dr Albert S Hyman has been named acting resident physician replacing Dr Llewellyn H Rockwell who recently resigned with salary rising to 2000. Dr Albert B Murphy moves from second to first assistant at 1500 while Drs Thomas Cuddy and J J Lucey become assistants at 1000 each.
Moscow wires report the Soviet government sent a second peace note to the Polish foreign office. Signed by Bolshevik foreign minister George Tchitcherin, the message calls for peace with Poland and other neighboring states.
The 3rd annual session of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts New England Order of Protection met in Ford Hall with delegates from all lodges and 14 000 members. John R. Fisher of Brookline elected supreme treasurer succeeding Guilford S. Newhall of Newton who retired after 18 years. Other officers reelected include John J. Wortisch Dorchester grand warden Frederick W. Maremann Cambridge grand vice warden Judith A. Hinckley Dorchester grand secretary Grace R. Thurston Cambridge grand chaplain Agalia E. Johnson Chelsea grand guardian James K.K. Nicholson Framingham grand sentinel and Joseph A. Studley Somerville Martin Burke Springfield.
Judge H. William Scott of Barre Vermont, supreme warden, visited the session and praised the condition of the order. He noted 28 000 members across six New England states and a reserve fund of 852 000 dollars.
Robert Homans testified before the metropolitan affairs committee seeking removal of height restrictions for the block behind the Copley Plaza. The Copley Square Trust petitions for the bill while Senator Charles A. Winchester opposes it over potential future height increases. Lace overskirts are used on taf feta dancing frocks.
In Brockton on March 10 Reverend James Holmes of First Baptist rapped the Board of Aldermen for voting to allow Eamon DeValera to visit. Mayor William A. Gleason criticized Holmes as unAmerican while Holmes’ sermon attacked the president of the new administration.
The Irish republic said thousands in Brockton opposed extending the invitation and a mass meeting of Irish societies has been called for Thursday night where prominent Irish citizens say action will be taken.
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