BU Girl to Lead Trinity Players in Under Cover
Lena Brown of Boston University College of Business Administration was chosen for the lead in Under Cover by the Trinity Players. Director Albert Brack, who coached BU’s What Happened to Jones last year, chose her after an impressive audition for tomorrow night’s Jordan Hall production.
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Lena Brown
Boston University College of Business Administration
Trinity Players
Jordan Hall
Albert Brack
Boston University
Jones
Miss Brown
Crew of burned schooner rescued at Jacksonville
The 700 ton British schooner Frieda E. of Port Granville was burned near Bermuda while bound for Argentina with lumber. The crew was landed at Jacksonville today by the Japanese freighter Hosuku Maru after a rapid engine room fire. Captain G. L. Berry said the fire started in the forward engine room and spread quickly, forcing a near-boat evacuation until rescue arrived.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frieda E
Port Granville
Bermuda
G. L. Berry
Man Convicted for Diluted Moonshine Sale at 162 Prince St
John Viola testified his alibi for a wash-boiler nearly full of gin. authorities said neighborhood moonshine production was common. In Municipal Court Judge Dowd found Viola guilty of unlawfully keeping intoxicants and sentenced him to three months in jail, condemning dilution to swindle customers.
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John Viola
John
Prince Street
Dowd
Viola
Ladies' Auxiliary A O H Installs Officers in Malden
Officers of Division 24 A O H were installed at Mrs E C Turnbull home 1107 Fellsway Malden with Mrs Murray president and Miss McGovern secretary from Division 15. Turnbull presided as Division 24 president with Basley Gill Foley Kelley McCarthy Whalen Woods among the attendees. A collation followed a program featuring Miss Catherine Gray pianist phonograph selections and a song by Mrs Dignan. The large gathering enjoyed an evening of entertainment.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. C. Turnbull
Fellsway
Malden
Murray
McGovern
Turnbull
Basley
Gill
Foley
Kelley
McCarthy
Whalen
Woods
Catherine Gray
Dignan
The Left Hand Necklace Mystery by Arthur Stringer
Arthur Stringer crafts a deft detective yarn in The Left Hand Necklace. This engaging mystery, previewed for Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promises a tightly plotted tale with sharp characterization.
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Arthur Stringer
Boston Sunday Post
Garden Impressions of Hot House Beauties and Fruits
A vivid picturing of hot house beauties and woodland growths marked by choice grasses grapes little oranges and other fruits. Novel wreaths of French and domestic origin create a riotous garden of color and joy. Ribbons lend decorative flair.
Grandpa Remmilard a Boston elevator operator turns 76
Yesterday was Napoleon Remmilard birthday at Franklin Square House Boston. His daughters gave him 76 dollars and hosted a warm reception to repay the many favors he has shown them. He serves as friend and confidant to hundreds of girls working in city offices and shops.
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Grandpa
Napoleon Remmilard
Franklin Square House
Boston
Goff Nominated for Assistant Attorney General
Washington reports Attorney-General Dougherty recommended Guy D. Goff of Milwaukee for the post of assistant Attorney-General to President Harding. Goff, a Harvard graduate, former United States attorney for Wisconsin, and longtime federal official, has served in war and postwar duties including the Admiralty Department and military courts in occupied Germany.
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Washington
Guy D. Goff
Milwaukee
Wis
Harding
Dougherty
Goff
Shipping Board
Wilson
West Virginia
Harvard
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Crowder
Europe
General Pershing
Admiralty Department
United States Army
Germany
Occupied
Freighter Triumph to Aid West Galoc off St Johns
A wireless report says the Triumph was en route from Hamburg and Antwerp to New York and will likely tow the stranded West Galoc off St Johns Newfoundland. The Rotterdam to Norfolk liner is short of fresh water and fuel oil and signaled for help. An oil shortage remains a global concern.
Finney Nominated for First Assistant Secretary of Interior
Secretary Fall recommended Edward C. Finney of Lawrence Kansas for the post of first assistant secretary of the Interior Department to President Harding. Finney, currently on the department's board of appeals, would succeed Alexander Vogelson whose term expired March 4.
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Washington
Edward C. Finney
Lawrence
Kas
Interior Department
Harding
Fall
Finney
Board of Appeals
Department
Alexander T. Vogelsang
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Washington St
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Cornhill
Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H
Kornfeld
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Pebble Milan
Bird’s Nest
Batavia
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Marie Cahill
Gene MelIsaac
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Grafonoa
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America
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New York
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W.t. Douglas Shoe Co
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Maso
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Washington Street
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California Peach and Fig Growers Inc
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