Jews to Pray for War's End
President Wilson calls for a day of prayer to end the war with peace restored. Leading rabbis and Jewish laymen of Greater Boston support the call and Jewish fraternal organizations endorse it. The Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association launches a campaign to involve every Jewish resident to attend synagogue and pray for an end to the European conflict. An open-air service is planned Sunday afternoon on Warren Street Roxbury under the Association's auspices.
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Greater Boston
Boston
Vicinity
Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association
Europe
Boston Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Warren Street
Roxbury
Death of Professor C B Loughead Dated Somerville
Charles Butler Loughead Ph D of Somerville died at Copp Hospital Cambridge yesterday afternoon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Loughead who were drowned in Killarney lakes five years ago. He leaves sister Sybel Loughead Radcliffe 1914. He taught at Wesleyan Academy. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from Dr Frank E Bateman 168 Highland Ave Somerville.
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Somerville
Copp Hospital
Cambridge
Robert Loughead
Kilarney
Sybel Loughead
Radcliffe
Wesleyan Academy
Frank E. Bateman
Highland Avenue
Miss Chase Fourth Victim in Wenham Streetcar Crash
Beverly October report confirms Miss Fannie Chase aged 52 died tonight as the fourth death from the September head on collision of two Bay State street railway cars in Pond Hill Wenham. She authored school texts and was an authority on birds and flowers.
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Beverly
Fannie Chase
Bay State Street Railway
Pond Hill
Wernham
Hungry Cat Sparks Fire Destroys Wakefield Home
A lamp toppled onto a can of milk after a hungry cat knocked it over in the kitchen at 19 Hart Street, Wakefield. The resulting blaze consumed the entire building and its contents, threatening the family of Lewis Casidonia who escaped with his wife and three children. Damage estimated at 800 dollars.
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Lewis Casidonia
Hart Street
Wakefield
Casidonia
Painter Hurt After 35 Foot Fall at Watertown Arsenal
Richard Harris of 35 Snow Street Brighton fell 35 feet from a roof while painting at the Watertown arsenal. He sustained a fractured left hip a compound fracture of the left elbow and internal injuries and is listed as dangerous at Watertown Relief Hospital.
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Watertown Arsenal
Richard Harris
Snow Street
Brighton
Arsenal
Watertown Relief Hospital
Cruiser Denver Arrives at Balboa for Supplies
Panama Oct 1 The United States cruiser Denver arrived at Balboa today to take on supplies. The ship will remain a week before returning to Mexican waters.
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Panama
United States
Denver
Balboa
Boston University Sees Record Enrollment and Major Gift
Boston University Professional Schools report a record year with at least 2000 students, up from 1500, 1700, and 1800 in prior years. Dean Sutherland announces a $100,000 gift for a maternity house funded to remain anonymous until dedication, while Evans Memorial work prompts registrar Dr Frank C. Richardson to resign to devote time to memorial duties. Dr Edward E. Allen succeeds him. A travelling scholarship fund will send one or more graduates abroad yearly. Dr Packard returns from England to continue courses. Dr Ulrich returns from Berlin reporting a smooth trip.
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Boston University
Marlin
Dean Sutherland
Horace Packard
School of Medicine
Evans Memorial
Frank C. Richardson
Edward E. Allen
Charlestown
Packard
England
Ulrich
Berlin
Merchants Legal Stamp Co Appeals Court Ruling
The Merchants Legal Stamp Company appeals a Superior Court ruling held illegal its trading stamp contracts as restraints on trade. The suit arose when the company sued Peoples Trading Stamp Company for soliciting merchants under contract with the Merchants firm seeking an injunction. Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads are mentioned as kiddies cartoons to appear in color next Sunday Post.
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Merchants Legal Stamp Company
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Wait
Superior Court
Merchants Company
Peoples Trading Stamp Company
Pierrot
Next Sunday Post
Values in Woolen Girls Garments and Silk Trimmed Coats
Catalog note details for girls and misses bloomers in navy wool serge priced at 1.95, misses combinations at 0.98, Beacon blankets with satin trim, and Berkeley cotton pieces. Becket mall orders filled from Filene's Fourth Floor with sketches showing Callot and Premet styles and a Hickson tailored military coat in green broadcloth with skunk trim, prices 18.50 to 65.00.
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Copenhagen
Filene’s
Hickson
Fifth Avenue
Girls Coats and Mackinaws From Filene's Fourth Floor
Sketches describe soft zibeline coats in navy, copenhagen, brown and green with velvet collar and cuffs and new deep set-in sleeves priced from 7.50 to 18.50. Coats for girls aged 6 to 14 include navy and copenhagen zibeline at 10.75 and a balmacaan at 7.50 with wide collar. Mackinaws for girls feature patch pockets belt and shawl collar priced 5 and 7.50 with mail orders filled.
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Copenhagen
Navy
Filene
Silk Waists Range From 3.95 To 8.50 At Store
Misses waist collection features white crepe de chine, messaline, and leather trimmed options. Prices span 3.95 to 8.50 with styles including military, basque, shadow lace, Roman stripes, and embroidered details. Mall orders filled.
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Sone Mall
Misses Waists Range From $1 To $3.95 In Organdie Trim
Advertises misses waists priced from $1 to $3.95 featuring organdie collars, crochet buttons, and varied fabrics such as voile, lawn, and crepe. Includes double-breasted and surplice styles, lace trims, and embroidered detailing.
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