Archbishops Gratitude For Great Holy Name Parade
Archbishop Extends gratitude to 40 000 marching in solid array through Boston streets to display faith in the Holy Name. Night Worker's Society led near the head, with Rev P J Lyons. crowd cheers as clergy and lay leaders pass reviewing stand. diverse ethnic groups, banners, and volunteers receive acclaim.
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P. J. Lyons
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James Lee
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Revere Society
St. James’ Parish
St. Peter's
Dorchester
O’connell
Police Handle Crowds At Beacon Street Parade
The first division formed on Beacon Street near Massachusetts Avenue and began at 12 45 PM. About 390 officers helped maintain order as hundreds of thousands filled the route. The 14 divisions passed the start on schedule in three hours five minutes, with 6000 musicians and many banners adding color. Police recovered about 30 lost children with none injured. Storekeepers reported unprecedented activity.
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Marshal Leonard
Parade Admired for Discipline and Good Nature Seen by Chief Marshal
Chief Marshal John J. Leonard praised the parade for its fine drill and orderly conduct. He noted ideal weather despite a chilly day and thanked participants and spectators for a well received event lasting about three and a half hours.
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John J. Leonard
Centenary of Boston Catholic Diocese Closes at Cathedral
Thousands knelt as the centenary service ended the Catholic week in Boston at the great cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons attended in full robes as Archbishop O Connell led the closing Te Deum with visiting dignitaries. The cathedral overflowed, many left unable to enter, as candles faded after 8 pm.
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Test P and G Naphtha Soap In Tub For Five Cents
Read the wrapper directions before use. The ad urges a five cent trial to see if Naphtha Soap gives better washing results, saves time and fuel, and protects clothes. A single cake is ample for an ordinary sized wash.
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