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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
7
ISSES offers velvet hats starting at five dollars with wide brims and soft crowns. Options include hats that turn up from the face and small turbans priced at ten twelve fifteen and seventeen fifty. A separate shop of misses hats is on the fourth floor.
The passage urges shoppers to resist hasty purchases and to survey all avenues of purchase. It emphasizes comparing values, including deeper value, to avoid buyer’s remorse and to arrive at better planned stocks.
Virgin Nakash a 14 year old Chelsea High School sophomore and Red Cross helper has been missing since Monday morning near her home at 46 Blossom Street. Police and detectives have no clues. Her mother fears she is detained. Virgin was described as tall 5 7 1/2 with blue eyes and blond hair. She lived with parents and siblings. brother Leo Nakash is a sergeant in Battery D 101st and has wartime honors.
The family reports the girl had no known acquaintances connected to her vanishing. Parents fear foul play while noting she cherished home life and had devoted herself to studies. The case centers on locating the missing student and clarifying circumstances.
Edwardo Alonzo, a Spanish immigrant living in Barre, Vermont, died from injuries after a four ton granite stone pinned him to the ground at Barclay Brothers' plant yesterday. He leaves a wife and five young children.
The first anniversary requiem mass for Edward F. Martin former Globe baseball writer and Mrs. Martin will be held Saturday at 7 30 a m at St Sulalia s Church Broadway City Point A delegation from Pere Marquette Council K of C South Boston and from the Globe staff will attend the service
The Scandinavian-American Bank of Fargo with liabilities over $1,000,000 was declared insolvent by the North Dakota Banking Board. It was ordered closed and placed in the hands of a temporary receiver.
The America II balloon, piloted by Lt. Joseph Batt and Joseph Torrey, landed 60 miles southwest of Chicago at 1 am after leaving St. Louis with a dozen rivals. With ballast discarded to stay aloft, the 50,000 cubic foot craft sank slowly but all supplies and passengers escaped injury.
Residents of Martha's Vineyard testified today before the congressional committee investigating the wreck case. Officials scrutinize salvage operations and potential conflicts, as investigators seek details on the handling of salvage duties and related contracts.
Testimony asserts no dishonest salvaging of army and navy cargo from the Port Hunter wreck in Vineyard Sound last November. Witnesses say government involvement claimed no local salvage. some blame government negligence. Congressmen MacGregor and Donovan defend islanders as acting in good faith amid favorable salvage conditions. Captain Joseph H. Whelton among key witnesses as the committee plans hearings in New Bedford with Mercantile officers tomorrow.
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