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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1922

Page

14

McElroy Favored to Win New York Radio Show Contest

Theodore R. McElroy of Somerville the world code champion is favored 7 to 10 to win the New York Radio Show world championship at the 71st Regiment Armory. He will face Jose Seron and E G Scutter as rivals with the contest starting at 40 words a minute and advancing two words every two minutes. The amateur radio construction contest offers a 1500 prize.

New York Theodore R. McElroy Somerville Boston 71St Regiment McElroy Radio Corporation Jose Geron Seron E. G.scutter Scutter Broad Street Western Union

Brookline Patrolman Edward Maloney Resigns to Join State Police

The Brookline board of selectmen accepted the resignation of Patrolman Edward Maloney who served in the police department since 1913 and held a World War I leave of absence. He will join the Massachusetts State Police.

Brookline Board of Selectmen Edward Maloney Po- Noa Department Marines Maloney Massachusetts State Police

Medium Priced Receiver Best for Radio Beginner

For the ordinary beginner a medium priced receiver should prove satisfactory. The more expensive receivers are more sensitive but delicate and deteriorate with rough treatment. If starting with an expensive set and seeking the very best, high grade receivers are satisfactory with proper care. Do not buy very cheap phones. Purchase reliable equipment regardless of type.

Young's Hotel Employees Plan Co operative Store

Youngs Hotel Employees' Benefit Society plans a co operative store to aid members and families and contemplates purchasing a building for permanent headquarters. The treasurer reports a large bank balance despite a year with three deaths and many illnesses. Newly elected officers include President W H Benjamin and Vice President James H Bryant. The closing parlor social and Ladies Night will be at the Women's Service Club 464 Massachusetts Avenue.

Young's Hotel Employees’ Benefit Society W. H. Benjamin James H. Bryant J. M. Arbuckle William Minor W. B. Steems W. L. Walker Women's Service Club Massachusetts Avenue

Tweed jumper dress and cape ideal schoolgirl costume

The jumper dress and matching cape of tweed form an ideal schoolgirl costume. The coordinated outfit emphasizes a neat, classic look suitable for school events and themed occasions.

Tragic Charles River Drowning Claims Two Friends

Harry A. Gordon 22 of Roxbury and Joseph Hennessey 32 of Roxbury perished when their rowboat capsized near the Cambridge shore in the Charles River basin. Passerby William Richards saved Hennessey and aided Gordon’s rescue before Gordon drowned. Hennessey later died after attempting to save his companion. Richards returned to work after aiding both men.

Harry A. Gordon Garden Street Roxbury Joseph Hennessey Stamford Street Charles River Cambridge Arthur D. Little Company Hennessey William Richards Bluehill Avenue Richards Ginn & Co Gordon Massachusetts General Hospital Nfelong Harry Dangel Printing Company Oliver Street Albert Chapman Metropolitan Police

Crime wave hits Zion City under Overseer Voliva

Zion City Illinois reports a new crime wave after months of dormancy with arrests for moonshine and cigarette smoking. George Preston of Waukegan fined $50 after admitting buying liquor and a Zion City officer testifying to a burned tongue from the drink. Patrolman Parry traced Henry Bohlken to a cigarette blaze, leading to an arrest for smoking. Voliva plans drastic measures to curb lawlessness.

Zion City United News Wilbur Glenn Voliva George Preston Waukegan W. Ff. Lehmalfuss

Original Gilbert Stuart Washington Portrait Found

Arthur Dawson announced at Washington and Lee University an original Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington, discovered on campus. Art experts estimate its value between $75,000 and $100,000.

Lexin GJ O Arthur Dawson United States Military Academy Washington and Lee University George Washington Gilbert Stuart

Noonan's Hair Petrole Promises Healthy Scalp Appeal

Advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petrole claiming dandruff disappears and hair becomes soft and fluffy after a week's trial. Barbers offer it for fifteen cents an application. bottles cost one dollar. Sold at drug and department stores or direct from T Noonan & Sons Co. Boston.

Noonan T. Noonan & Sons Co Portland St Boston

Baby Hippo Fund Seeks Boston Purchase of Franklin Park Hero

Boston Post promotes a drive to raise five thousand dollars to buy Baby Hippo for Franklin Park Zoo. Curator Morse tours Philadelphia’s hippo, plans a large tank and yard, and kids across New England are urged to donate, name the baby, and hold hippo parties to bring the animal to Boston.

Hippo Franklin Park Boston Baby Hippo New England Morse Philadelphia Curley The Boston Post

Cheerful Charlie Plans Boston Stop To Aid Baby Hippo

Cheerful Charlie the trained seal writes to the Baby Hippo Fund Editor predicting a noon visit to the Boston Post. He pledges a donation to help buy Baby Hippo and expresses interest in settling in Boston after show business.

Baby Hippo Sweat Blood: A Curious Playground Tale

A zoo keeper explains to children why Baby Hippo sweats blood when angry. The creature’s skin shows red spots that turn black as he calms, leaving observers to wonder about his unusual distress and the boy who threw stones.

Baby Hippo Hippo Louie B Hippo Tie Lad Promi Baby Hippo Neous Hippopo Baby Hippo Edi

Boston area donors listed for Baby Hippo fund drive

A crowd of names and addresses from Dorchester Roxbury and surrounding towns appear as donors to the Baby Hippo fund. The event includes a paid appearance by Charlie the trained seal with Keith's Theatre and Boston Theatre officials and Mr Huling directing. The stunt is set for 12:15 with spectators invited to watch the fundraiser live on Washington Street.

Euntce T. Beville Rosemont Rd Dorchester Foray and Me Cambridge Henry Thomas Dorney South Huntington Ave Claire Wolmer Ticknor St South Boston C. Otis Harris Dane Roxbury Fanette Loraine Brown Fabyan E. Keith Chase Perkins Ave Campello Frederick Downey Summer St Hydes Ehues Dennis H Eastern Ave Hyde Park Arthur H. Razel Washington St Winchester Master Eugene B. Hayes Locke St Andover Louise J. Revsema Central Ave Dover Norman Wallace Gorham Medford Irma B. Coffin Howitt Rd West Roxbury Charles A Snell Maywood St Somerville Washington Street Baby Hippo Bab Hippo Fund Keith's Theatre Boston Theatre Huling Charlie

Charlie the Seal to Visit Boston Post for Baby Hippo Fund

Charlie the trained seal known as the Comedian of the Sea will visit Newspaper Row in front of the Boston Post at 12:15 PM today with a donation to the Baby Hippo Fund. The stunt caps a well publicized charity appearance while Charlie performs at the Boston Theatre.

Charlie Baby Hippo United States Boston Boston Theatre Baby Hippo Fund Boston Post Hippo Baby’ Hippo Gilad Boster Post Washington Street Newspaper Row

Plan for State Democratic Ticket Committee Formed

A special legislative committee was created to coordinate with the Democratic State Committee for the campaign. Members of the House include Edw F. Harrington chairing, with Matthew Higgins, Mich Jordan, Hugh J. La, Charles A. Kelley, Roland D. Sawyer, James H. Kelleher, Jeremiah Healy, Thomas J. Cbet, Cornelius W. Corbett, William H. Hearn, William R. Staples, John J. Heffernan, William J. Hessey, James J. Mellen, and William Francis of Boston among others.

Democratic¢g Democratic St Committee House Edw F. Harrington Fall River Matthew Higgins Taunton Mich ¥. Jordan Lawrence Hugh J. la Holyoke Charles A. Kelley W.eester Roland D. Sawyer James H. Kelleher Cambridge Jemiah Healy Natick Thomas J. C Bett Lowell Cornelius W. Corbett Worcester William H. Hearn Ofton William R. Staples Pittssi John J. Heffernan William J. Hessey James J. Mellen William Francis Boston

Milly of Langmore Street A Lucian Cary tale next Sunday Magazine

Lucian Cary writes Lilly of Langmore Street a humorous tale for Boston Sunday Magazine. The author will appear in the issue and readers are invited to enjoy his amusing story.

Milly Langmore Street Lilly Lucian Cary Boston Suday

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