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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
7
President Harding joked at the War College about a cabinet of gods naming Weeks as Mars and Denby as Neptune. He noted Will Hays might be called Mercury, praising his speed as head of the mails.
Judge Logan's mother Mrs Lawrence I Logan observed her 70th birthday yesterday. She is wife of Brigadier General Logan and mother of Judge Edward L Logan of the South Boston District Court. The day also marked the 27th birthday of her son Malcolm. A party was held at the Farragut House in Rye Beach New Hampshire with several relatives attending.
South Hadley welcomes a new tea room opened by Miss Mary Louise Forbes of Westboro, president of the June graduating class. The venture aims to serve ample, good food to satisfy hungry college girls and is receiving enthusiastic anticipation.
Miss Isabella Edmonds, 19, of 124 Bradhurst avenue was found semi conscious at Harlem Hospital after riding in a Greenwich Village man's car then being dropped on a stoop. Police investigated as possible assault with three other men in the automobile.
Six young men were arrested after police held them overnight for wearing the U S Marine Corps uniform illegally. They gave names including Eli C Gardner Bradley Missouri and William C Underwood Clarksburg Virginia. They face federal charges in court and are held for safe keeping.
Henry A. Brow, a Black man, was hanged at Baltimore city jail this morning for the murder of an Annapolis nurse. The execution followed legal proceedings in Maryland courts and drew local attention from the state capital to the city.
Filene's offers a range of junior apparel including three tier gingham dresses at 3.50, all wool sailor dresses at 5, two piece sailor sets at 7.50, and girls bloomers and coats. Items come in pink blue green sizes 5 to 16 with belts collars and emblems.
New York Sept 1 1562 commercial failures were recorded last month highest August total on record with total indebtedness about 42.964 million. July defaults reached 1444 with liabilities around 28.273 million.
Costa Rica will send a military expedition from San Jose on Sept. 5 to occupy the Coto region. The move follows a 1904 award by former U.S. Chief Justice White and a recent Panama ultimatum relayed by Secretary Hughes.
The article describes Scottie dress with leather trim for school girls in jersey colors priced at 17.50. It notes a simple straight line school suit for 39.50 in navy blue tricotine or duvet de laine and a long slim coat described as girlish for Misses, with Bolivia coats priced at 15 in brown with large collars and slit pockets.
The article describes school girls adopting black and white skirts with dark sweaters and newly tailored plaited skirts of wool checked velour with belts priced at 15 dollars. Dimity blouses and crisp collars with maire ties or filet-trim collars are offered at 3 dollars, with mention of fourth and street floors.
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