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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
18
The market mostly held steady last week after peaking Friday, with many industrials reaching new highs outside the barometer. Analysts expect further advance despite lagging basic industries and note improving copper and steel signals, rising money demand, and a potential bigger bull market in 1920.
Financial column surveys investor appetite for new securities, notes expected saturation for speculative stocks, and includes reader questions. It reviews past guidance on Northern and Southern Pacific, analyzes current small float in American Woolen Endicott Johnson and Amoskeag, discusses Todd Shipyards, Maine Hydro bonds, Rolls Royce stock, German mark prospects, and recommends investing literature.
Professor Frank Aydelotte of the English department at Technology announced that Rhodes scholarship trustees will maintain headquarters in Cambridge. He was granted a year’s leave of absence to devote himself to implementing the plan of selecting men from American universities to study at Oxford University, England.
Suffolk County Ladies Auxiliary A O H met at O Connell Hall Roxbury for a semi annual convention with over 50 auxiliaries. They adopted resolutions urging the United States Senate to reject the covenant of the League of Nations. New officers were elected: President Mary A Landers South Boston Vice President Helen Hennessy East Boston Secretary Mary A McGovern Roxbury Treasurer Mary W Reynaud Roxbury Mistress of Arms Catherine Fitzgerald Roxbury Installed by State representatives.
Funeral for William Story Sargent of Lexington and Medford, longtime U S sub treasury employee, was held yesterday at Mount Auburn Cemetery chapel with Reverend John Milla Wilson of Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church officiating.
Jim Thorpe, the Carlisle standout, drew fans as he led his Indian team onto the field, the young giant’s presence signaling a formidable display of football prowess and leadership.
A visitor recalls touring Longfellow's Cambridge home on a golden October day. He describes the study with the desk, portraits, and chair carved from the chestnut tree, the sunlit room, and the garden and park where Longfellow's bust smiles on children.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Benning of Malden marked 46 years of marriage with a home celebration on Thatcher street. Nine children and many friends attended after their Oct 19 1869 church wedding at St Stephen's Church in Boston officiated by Rev Father Maluri.
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