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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1916
Page
9
Long Branch New Jersey November 5 1919 President Wilson will be asked tomorrow to include in his Thanksgiving proclamation an appeal to the people of the United States to assist.
The Rev. Francis W. O'Brien concluded his pastorship at Union Square Baptist Church in Somerville yesterday. A special service marked the occasion as he departs for Brooklyn to lead a Baptist church there.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams for a trade commissioner in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce with pay of 10 dollars a day plus 4 dollars a day subsistence. Duties cover lumber production and markets in Europe. Additional posts include assistant engineer inspector of weights and measures and tobacco investigations with specified salaries and requirements. Applications should be sent to the Civil Service Commission in Boston.
Marcus A. Coolidge accuses Republicans of siding with big money in Mexico and oil in opposition to Wilson. He attacks Payne Aldrich tariff repeal and the Federal Reserve, urging voters to reject the Old Guard and support Hughes in Milwaukee.
The Women's City Club opens its fall programme with lectures teas and classes this month. Two one act plays are set for November 27 A Welsh Honeymoon and Nance Oldfield directed by Miss Elizabeth S Porter with club members to perform. A forum led by Professor William N Guthrie is planned for November 20 and a Thanksgiving Day dinner and musicale is scheduled.
Volunteer life savers and coast guard crews rescued more than 40 persons today in the outer bay after a northeast gale drove inland disabled motorboats and small fishing craft.
The aged in wood mellow ness of Velvet notes a two year natural aging process that enhances its rich character and smooth finish. The description highlights its time in oak and resulting depth of flavor for discerning palates.
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