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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

7

Prince the German police dog and Hootch the tiger cat

The pair, living at Malcolm Blie’s home in Newton Upper Falls, have been friends for months. They share meals, shelter, and play, attracting neighbor children’s attention as they grow from pups and kittens into a bonded dog and cat duo. The dog often protects the cat from threats during their rough and playful routines.

Prince Hootch Uestire Malcolm Blie Champa Avenue Newton Upper Falls Blue Homestead Hcotch

The Tenth Mrs Tulkinton in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

Ellis Parker Butler, author of Pigs Is Pigs, shares his views on marriage in The Tenth Mrs Tulkinton appearing in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Ellis Parker Butler Mrs. Tulkinton Boston Sunday Post

Hour Glass Effect Extends To Men's Evening Wear

Tailors report a new hour glass silhouette for men this winter with plaited trousers to imitate a small waist while waist measurements stay the same. Dinner coats taper at the waist and piping accents the trousers and cuffs. Designers expect novelty styles to challenge male dress norms much as women have embraced tighter waists and longer silhouettes.

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Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Crosby in Boston

Clergy, residents, and relatives attend the funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth A. Crosby widow of Frederic J. Crosby. A requiem high mass at St Columbkine's Church is led by Rev. Fr. John W. Mahoney with a quartet and organ. Local ministers, city officials, and various civic groups are represented, followed by burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery and commital rites by several priests.

Boston Elizabeth A. Crosby Frederic J. Crosby Commonwealth Avenue Brighton St. Columbkine’s John W. Mahoney Walen John J. Shaughnessy William H. O’brien Josephine Hibery Catherine Plunkett Mary L. Powers Mgr. M. J. Splaine St. Joseph's Church Roxbury Philip J. O'Donnell St. James’ Church Nicholas Murphy St. Anthony's Church Allston John H John J. Curley Edward W. Quinn Cambridge Dennis E. Coleman Joseph W. Driscoll John P. Manning Superior Court Joseph F. O'Connell Thomas Dolan Frank Daly James B. Shea William M. MecMorrow Joseph Norton Public Works Department John S. Quinn Thomas O'Donnell Lowell Edward J. Curley William St. George James E. McLaughlin John F. Dever Frederick E. Johnston Daniel T. O’connell George E. Murphy Arthur Quinlan John McCormack Willam V. Kerrigan New York Mt. Calvary Cemetery Father Murphy Father Flynn Father Donovan Father Waters James Flynn Robert Wall

Knickerbocker Fashion Seen as Possible Future Trend

A fashion expert predicts men may wear short breeches again within years, likening it to pre revolutionary styles. He notes women have stretched dress lengths before and suggests men’s styles may be similarly fickle, remaining an interesting speculation.

Deafened by War Relic Shell Kills Hearing Aviator in New York

In a West Side apartment a shell loaded with shrapnel exploded wounding war aviator Joseph MacLein who served in France and escaped a 3000 foot fall. Roommate Harold Ackerman was injured in the leg as debris peppered the room and a coffee percolator was destroyed. MacLein, son of a former Roxbury police chief, was taken to an eye and ear infirmary.

New York West Side Joseph MacLein France Harold J. Ackerman McLein McLain Roxbury Mass

Dean Smith and Winter Dean Wed in Brookline Hotel

Mariel Peabody Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith of 16 Corey Road Brookline married Winter Dean of St Paul Minnesota yesterday. The ceremony at Hotel Somerset was performed by Dr Thomas Van Ness. The couple, MIT graduates, planned to reside in La Crosse after a honeymoon in the West.

Dean-Smith Mariel Peabodyth Clifford Smith Corey Road Brookliné Winter Dean St. Paul Minn Somerset Thomas van Ness Second Unitarian Brookline Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laura Dean Willam Dean West LaCrosse

Deport 2 Men to Berlin in Rathenau Killing Case

Arthur Hillman and Victor Malucha were deported from New York aboard the steamship Resd lute to Berlin for questioning in connection with the Rathenau assassination. Deportation officer Aaron Kramer noted they entered the United States from Mexico without passports and were sent at German officials’ request.

Berlin Rathenau New York United News Arthur Hillman Victor Malucha Walter Rathenau Aaron Kramer Ellis Island Mexico

Chimney Fire Rattles Charlestown Navy Yard

A chimney blaze at Commander Paul Campman’s residence in the Charlestown navy yard caused excitement last night. Flames towered over the roof as the yard alarm rang and marines sailors and engines rushed to the scene. Fire crews aided by city departments contained the fire amid a large crowd and doubled guard.

Navy Yard Paul 5 Campman Charlestown Navy Yard

Associate Dean Elects Edgar Furniss to Oversee Evening School

Nam ed associate dean at Northeastern University announces the election of Edgar E Furniss B A Ph D of Yale to the New Haven faculty to supervise all instruction in the evening school of commerce and co He will represent the college in academic matters and oversee curriculum development.

Northeastern University of the U.ew. C. A Edgar 8. Furniss Yale the New Haven School of Commerce and Co Dean Miller Boston

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