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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
19
Bernard Lynch presents You Are Very Kind Mr 1390 a humorous two part tale of street car life in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises light entertainment from the Boston writer in the next issue.
Congressman Luce urges a $400000 national memorial for Plymouth Rock and Provincetown framing a permanent site for Pilgrim landmarks. The plan favors gifts from state and federal treasuries for lasting monuments, not an exposition, with focus on the Rock, burial grounds, and approachways.
Elihu Root accepted a invitation to join the committee formed at the London League of Nations meeting to draft the charter for a permanent international court of justice.
Lynn Classical High School pupils stage The Lottery Man at the women's clubhouse tonight with senior Dorothy LeBlanc in a leading role. The cast also features Helen John Dorothy Campbell Ruth Jelly Pauline Dakin Joseph Robins Charles Vose Edward Raye and Paul Brickett under director Dorothy B Carpenter.
About three hundred Massachusetts high school principals attended the State conference opening at Harvard Union. President Lowell welcomed them for a three day session as Frank W. Thompson outlined business education in high schools and the principals began discussions on needed changes in secondary schooling.
Jessie Morse Berenson soprano performed in Jordan Hall with Arthur Fiedler at the piano. The program featured works by Gluck Schubert Schumann Franz Rubinstein Wolf Ferrarri Massenet Dupare Ravel Cuvillier Debussy Grovlez Rachmaninoff Carpenter Horsman and Puccini. A large audience showed strong enthusiasm and applause.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Tiz as instant relief for sore feet. It claims magical soothing effects on aches, corns, blisters and bunions and promises lasting comfort for workers and dancers.
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