Marine Dog Mascot At Charlestown Yard Smokes
Marines at the Charlestown Navy Yard parade a pet dog that smokes, a stunt staged for a Post photographer. The dog was brought up from the brig yesterday to perform with servicemen in the barracks.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
5
Marines at the Charlestown Navy Yard parade a pet dog that smokes, a stunt staged for a Post photographer. The dog was brought up from the brig yesterday to perform with servicemen in the barracks.
The Rev Curtis Lee Laws editor of the Baptist Weekly Watchman Examiner warned that Baptist ministers may be forced to leave the ministry or take low wage jobs such as window cleaning or street sweeping to support families as the cost of living rises. He urged higher clergy pay to prevent more clergy from falling into debt or poverty and lamented graduates unable to support themselves.
The event by the W. A. will be held Friday evening in Jacob Sleeper Hall of the College of Liberal Arts at Boston University. Committee chairman is Miss Nazera Tradd of Boston, class of 1920, and stage manager is Frances Gay of Radcliffe.
Detroit Oct 8 The House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church suspending canon rules unanimously voted to approve the election of the Right Rev Charles Sumner Burch as bishop of the New York diocese. A memorial from the New York diocese was presented by Dr William D Manning and the bishops are expected to concur.
Albert Wright aged 43 a waste cutter at a local factory was found dead in his kitchen with three gas cocks open. Medical Examiner Bancroft ruled death by his own action. The body was discovered by his daughter Mrs Ernest Burches as his wife had left yesterday for Maine to attend her father’s funeral.
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