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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1917
Page
5
Evangelist E. L. Cardey warned a large Tremont Temple audience that conditions in the United States could presage a revolution unless remedied. He spoke on the question Are We Fac a French Revolution in this Country? during yesterday's afternoon address.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the Massachusetts Navy League reports 15 new stations established in the last three days to direct making equipment for sailors. Locations include Brighton Brookline Milton West Medford Winchester Hingham North Andover Marblehead Gloucester Taunton Mattapoisett Plymouth South Fitchburg and Portsmouth New Hampshire. Marblehead women have begun work. A major meeting in Milton draws about 2300 attendees with state and naval leaders set to speak as branches expand to recruit and equip the navy. State Chairman White plans travel to New Hampshire for further meetings.
Dr. Jesse K. Marden former missionary at Marsovan Turkey told Cambridge First Church parishioners that while the cost of living has risen sharply here it is far higher in Asia Minor after the war.
Amelita Galli-Curci, coloratura soprano, drew a large crowd at Symphony Hall for a standout recital with the Chicago Opera Company. Her voice combines brilliancy with tone beauty, showing refined control and expressive phrasing. encores followed as audiences demanded more. She plans a second recital Sunday afternoon, April 29, with Manuel Sherenguer on flute and Homer Samuels at the piano.
Dr William OConnell of Wakefield told the Common Cause Society at the Franklin Union meeting last night that claims the Catholic church opposes science are absurd. He said Jesuits have greatly advanced science, contradicting the notion of Catholic antagonism to science.
Nearly two thousand women attended the opening service at St Joseph's Church Roxbury for a parish mission. The sermon by Rev John P Conway C.R from Atlantic City focused on Salvation of the Soul. Rev Joseph Turner C.R of Mission Church Roxbury led the rosary and gave brief instruction.
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