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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
7
William H. Burns leads the Massachusetts Association of Disabled as president amid ongoing advocacy. The organization supports rights and services for people with disabilities in the state through policy efforts and community programs.
Howard Smith of Boston, a former Museum student now instructor at the Rhode Island School of Design, is the artist. The State Art Commission has accepted the portrait of its chief executive and, with Governor Council approval, will transfer it to the Guild for display in the State House likely in the Governor's second west wing suite.
Principal H. Eugene Cox of Westport high school overcomes a school committee firing, blocked by student strike and town uproar, as he stages a play titled The Little Co ed for next Monday.
Mrs. Henry Ford and four Dearborn companions rode a Twentieth Century train into Boston. They visited the Museum of Fine Arts and Agassiz Museum, showing interest in Radcliffe and the Fenway route before touring notable sites around Cambridge and Boston.
Reporters learned the guest was Mrs. Ford at the Women's City Club dinner last night. She planned to spend much time in her private car when not otherwise engaged and would also visit her friend Mrs. Henry W. Peabody.
Petitions naming 15,000 disabled veterans and ex service men will be sent to President Harding and Massachusetts senators and congressmen urging the continuation of Elis' building at Parker Hill Hospital as an observation station for T B cases. Congressman Tinkham has approved continuing this institution.
Preview of beige and black items with prices. Pumps with two-button strap and narrow toes priced at 8 dollars. Black patent, black weave mohair sweaters at 5 dollars. Honeycomb slipon sweaters at 7.50 dollars and fibre slipon sweaters open to waist at 7.50 dollars.
A summer outfit described as a smart cretonne dress with matching bloomers. Plain trimming bands priced at five dollars. Located on the fourth floor.
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