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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

6

Joseph Garvey Missing Boy Sought by Salem Family

The Garvey family of 15 West Avenue Salem seeks help locating Joseph Garvey a 14 year old missing since April 18 from home. Described as five feet five inches with dark complexion a large nose a nose bridge scar a chin scar a birthmark on the left wrist attire included Oxford gray pants a dark cap a gray coat and black shoes.

Joseph Garvey West Avenue Salem John J. Garvey Mass Joseph ¥. Garvey

New Foods To Beat H. C. L At Shackleton Dinner

Major Frederick de T. Craven urged importing Himalayan yaks to high Rocky Mountain pastures and swamp buffaloes and red African swamp hogs to Louisiana swamps to cut living costs. He spoke at a dinner honoring Sir Ernest Shackleton where octopus soup roast penguin and sea elephant steak were served. Guests included General Clarence R. Edwards John Shepard and Dr. Charles Fleischer with organizers Dr. Owen J. Ames and ex-Representative R. M. Washburn.

Rocky Mountains Louisiana Frederick de T. Craven Sir Ernest Shackleton Shepard Colonial South Polar Shackleton Colonial Clarence R. Edwards John Shepard Charles Fleischer Hugh J. Gallagher J. R. Kean Owen J. Ames City Hospital R. M. Washburn Worcester Major Craven

Darrigo Case Continued to May 21 in Chelsea Court

Joseph Darrigo, arraigned in Chelsea on the charge of killing Joseph Klayman, expressed sympathy for the slain man’s relatives and regret for his family. At counsel James Graham’s request the complaint was continued to Friday, May 21, and he was remanded to Charles Street jail.

Joseph Darrigo Chelsea Court James Graham Joseph Klayman Chelsea Square Charles Street

John T. Connor Folks Hold Eleventh Banquet

More than 150 members of the John T. Connor Association gathered at Cafe Dreyfus for the 11th anniversary banquet. Boston theatre talent entertained grocery executives led by President Charles I Adams. toastmaster H. H. Wollard and officers John J. McConnell Peter Duffins John McNeil and John W. Harvey organized the reunion.

John T. Connor Association Cafe Dreyfus Boston Charles I.’. Adams John T. Connor Company Percy Woodward The Waldorf System Chester P. Starr H. H. Woollard Association John J. McConnell Peter Duffins John McNeil John W. Harvey

Benefit for Guardian Charity Event in Rivoli Hall

A May festival at Rivoli Hall on Huntington avenue supports the Guardian, the equal rights organ edited by William Monroe Trotter. Mrs Mary J Gilson chairs a large auxiliary of colored women with Mrs Maybelle Grant Russell leading patronesses and Mrs Emma Goodell Newman heading junior hostesses. Mme Mamie Flowers and Henry Batchelder perform, with a scitor Trotter recounting aboard the S S Yar-

Rivoli Hall Huntington Avenue The Guardian Organ For Equal Rights William Monroe Trotter Mary J. Gilson Maybelle Grant Russell Emma Goodell Newman Mme Mamie Flowers Melba Henry Batchelder Scitor Trotter

Pickling Sleepers by the Southern Pacific Railroad

The Southern Pacific Railway practices pickling of railroad sleepers by soaking unused timbers in the Great Salt Lake. Saltwater preservation lengthens sleeper life in arid climates. The process began after engineers observed Oregon fir piling lasting in such waters. A pool is used and sleepers soak for one to two years as needed.

Southern Pacific Railroad Company Great Salt Lake

Three Naval Aviators to Be Court Martialed

Lieutenant W. H. Cushing and Ensign Frank Lamb are recommended for court martial after a board of inquiry found they transported 12 cases of liquor in a naval seaplane from Bermuda to Key West. Three enlisted crew members were cleared.

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