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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

15

Chamber Election Turns Bitter In Trade Group Contest

In a heated annual vote the official ticket for the Chamber of Commerce won decisively today as 1036 ballots were cast. Winners for three years were Boyden Coonley Dennison Knowles Morss Snyder Ellis. two years Edward Frost. one year Jones Krothfeld. The average winning vote was 802. opposition 200. A luncheon followed. The secretary read the board’s annual report highlighting peace and reconstruction work, soldier employment, the telephone strike settlement and transportation issues.

Chamber of Commerce Roland W. Boyden Howard Coonley Henry S. Dennison James T. Knowles Everett Morss Frederick S. Snyder David A. Ellis Edward J. Frost William E. Jones Henry E. Krothfeld Grand eXchange Chamber James A. McKibben

Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva advertised for eczema relief

An advertisement claims fruit liver tablets and Sootha Salva cure severe weeping eczema. A testimonial from G. W. Hall reports rapid relief after using three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives. Products priced at 50c per box, six for $2.50, with a trial size of 25c. Sold by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, Ogdensburg, NY.

G. W. Hall Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

Urges All to Aid Liberty Memorial in Boston

A reader letter from Brighton May 18 argues Mayor Peters should have made his veto more final and urges public support to speed the Grand Army of Liberty Memorial in Boston. The writer trusts competent authorities to fairly review claims and notes the memorial will permanently honor New England soldiers and sailors with guarded removal only by disaster.

Sir Peters Boston New England France Brighton

Officers Elected For Roslindale Tennis Club

The Roslindale Tennis Club elected officers at a meeting held at 74 Hewlett Street. Eugene Macy became president, George B Wood vice president, Robert King treasurer, and Alfred New secretary. The rest of the item notes a magazine story feature in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine.

Roslindale

German Cavalry Tactics Known From Marne Battle Analysis

Field Marshal French explains Allied maneuvers at the Marne on day one. He describes the German retreat, British actions to force the Petit Morin and Grand Morin rivers, and the need to align with Franchet d Esperey while supporting the Sixth and Fifth French Armies. The narrative notes cavalry structure with Jager regiments and machine guns and promises continuation in future papers.

Marne French Ypres K. P O. M Melun Grand Motin Joffre Franchet d’Esperey Third Corps Grand Morin la Ferte-Gaucher la Haute Maison Aulnoy Chilly Jouy-sur-Morin Ourcq Germany Petit Morin Changis la Ferte-sous-Jouarre Varreddes Maunoury d’Esperey

William Fisher Wharton Dead Prominent Boston Attorney

William Fisher Wharton longtime Boston attorney and former assistant secretary of state under Benjamin Harrison died at his Beacon Street home in his 72nd year. A Jamaica Plain native, he graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Law School, served in the Boston Common Council and Massachusetts Legislature, chaired several committees, and helped revise city ordinances. He is survived by his wife and two children, Captain Philip Wharton overseas and daughter Mrs Henry St. John Smith of Exeter Street.

William Fisher Wharton Boston Harrison Beacon Street Philip Wharton Henry St. John Smith Exeter Street Wharton Jamaica Plain Harvard Harvard Law School Europe Boston Common Council James G. Blaine Boston Bar Association

Post letters on banks asbestos and bells from old Post letters

A reader asks about the origin of the word bank and early banks in Lombardy with Venice’s first public bank in 150. The Bank of England dates to 1698. Other inquiries cover asbestos use, Harrison avenue’s naming in Boston, a 1916 Preparedness parade, coat of arms history in England, sea vessel insurance beginnings in Caesar’s era, and bells attributed to Paulinus of Nola around 400.

Italy Venice Bank of England Harrison Avenue South Cove Front Street Harrison Boston Richmond CO A Paulenus Nola Campania Huang Hugland Croyland Abbey Linceeinsuire

Dorchester Centre Community Concert At Dorchester High

The second Community Concert of the season is this evening at the Dorchester School Centre Dorchester High School building Codman square. The Ladies' Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Hazel Clark performs popular selections including Bagdad Rainbow Girl Stars and Stripes with soprano Lisie Thiede assisting for a splendid evening of music.

Dorchester Dorchester High School Codman Square Ladies’ Philharmonic Orchestra Hazel Clark Miss Clark

Big Plant On Atlantic Ave Planned Near Quincy Market

Officials of the Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Company have closed a contract to erect a 10 story building on Atlantic avenue at the head of T wharf adjoining the mammoth cold storage plant. Nine floors will house a candy factory and the 10th will be the company offices. Preliminary work is under way and an addition to the storage plant will rise at the rear facing the water. An electrically operated plant will boost refrigerating capacity. Plans contemplate dredging the basin and dock improvements to berth vessels with fresh beef directly into the freezer.

Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Company Atlantic Avenue T Wharf Quincy Market Company

HEALTHY BOWELS PROMISE OF DR TRUS ELIXIR

Nine tenths of sickness from infancy to old age comes from stomach or bowels out of order. Dr Trus Elixir is touted as the remedy to restore digestion and bowel function. Sold by all druggists, trusted by families and pharmacies alike.

Trus Dr. True

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