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12S THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 5, 1922 92 PAGES READ IIIK RUN DAT GLOBE MAO. AXINE EIHTOKIAL SECTION un.ler the oot of March 3. 1870. rnnnioiiT, 1022. hy THE filIBK NKWHPAIMER CO.

FITZGERALD-COX sAyEAl mm FLORIDA DEFEATED 24 TO 0 I ATTLE LIVENS UP COOLSAIRENGINE mm BY HARVARD SUBSTITUTES Churchill Runs Opening Kickoff Back 89 Yards For First Touchdown Second Comes Quickly Non-Stop Flyers Are Near Death High Over Mountains Pour Liquids Into Hot Radiator, And Just Reach Earth Former Says He Was Vindicated -Calls Late Attack Unfair Governor Quotes "Fin Com" Again and Declares Record Misstated 1 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 4 (By A 1 FITZGERALD "DARES" COX TO DEBATE HIM COX DEFENDS HIS RECORD IN OFFICE TWO KILLED IN LAWRENCE FIGHT Another, Who Is Charged With Murder, Dying Dispute Over Revolver Leads to Shooting John P. Fitzgerald. Democratic for Governor, was greeted Special Dispatch to the Globe SALEM, Nov 4 Gov Cox continued jS-" aaaasai jMII mmBmBmm TTI nTT I I I -faiaas by La. ge audiences in Boston last his attacks on John F. Fitzgerald, his alght in bis Saturday-night-before opponent in thegubernatorial contest, rallies.

Mr Fitzgerald started on a at a rally here, tonight, and replied tow of Greater Boston immediately 1 to some of the charges made by Mr after bis Faneuil Hall speech yester- Fitzgerald in Fancuil Hall, Boston, day and wound up after midnight at this noon. Central sq. Cambridge. The Governor gave his record in At the comer of Dover st and the Legislature on progressive meas- An engine cooled by coffee, soup and condensed milk brought. Lieuts Oakley Kelly and John MacCready over the Middle Western States last night to the conclusion of their attempted flight from '-oast to coast, in the Army airplane T-2.

They landed at Fort Benjamin Harrison near here this morning when all the water and liquid sustenance which they carried on their ship was exhausted, having been poured into the radiator to replace the water which leaked away through a cracked water jacket on their engine. "At various times I thought the end was ne-ir," Lieut Kelly said. "I can safely say two men never were nearer death than when the high winds in the passes of the Rockies tossed us about like a toy. "At one time we were flying smoothly at an altitude of 6800 feet when suddenly a cliff loomed in front of us. I began to guide the ship to avoid crashing and by a mere chance I was successful in scaling the top of a precipice by about three feet.

"Our first intimation of real trouble came when we noticed the water leak while passing over NO MEN EVER NEARER DEATH, FLYERS ASSERT DAYTON, Nov 4 (By A P) After thundering their way tnree-fourths of Continued on the Fifteenth Page. One of Victims Woman, Who Saved Sister CHURCHILL SPEEDING FOR GOAL LINE IN 89-YARD DASH FOR TOUCHDOWN ON OPENING KICKOFF. Shi mat av a crowd of 1000 was waiting when the candidate arrived, r.aar'.v an hour late. Mr Fitzgerald preceded by two bands and John f. Doherty.

candidate for Lieutenant Governor. The crowd was enthusiastic and Mr Fitzgerald was frequently interrupted by cheers. At the corner of Br cad way and Dorchester at. South Boston, the crowd was nearly as large. The au ures, denied he voted against woroaD suffrage and the income tax, and declared that he worked a year on the Bay State auction matter.

Congressman Treadway, another speaker, assailed Col Gaston, and aid that many of the Democrats who are now praising him, have previously roundly abused him. The rally was held in Now-and-Then Hall and about 800 were present. William S. Felton Hammond and Spaulding Both Play Finely dience was attentive, but not demon B. C.

TURNS BACK VILLANOVA, 15-3 Regulars Get All Winner's Points In First Half -Keahane Hurt itrative. Mr Fitzgeraia seem umer speaKers were Congreas- ba the drawing card, for when he man A. Piatt Andrew and Mrs Anna TillinghasL Can tinned on the Fourteenth F.e LAWRENCK. Nov 4-A man and a woman were killed, and another man charped with murder Is dying at the Lawrence General Hospital, as the aftermath of a dispute over the possession of a revolver which took place tonight at 174 Garden st. The dead are: Annie Romano, 23, of 174 Garden st, and Vincenzo Janni, 30 of Haverhill.

Andrew Romano, Bl', father of Annie, is charged with the murder of Janni, and is under police guard at the hospital. The foundation for the dispute was laid five weeks ago, when Mrs Josle Janni. daughter of Romano, left her home in Haverhill and her husband Joseph to return to her father's home in Garden st. With her she brought part of the furniture and a revolver which belonged to Vincenzo Janni' brother of her husband. About 7:30 o'clock tonight Vincenzo Janni appeared at the back door of the L'omano home and demanded his revolver.

Mrs Janni told him that her husband had ordered her never to give the pistol to Vincenzo, on the ground that he was not a fit person to possess a weapon. 1 1 Continued on the Fourteenth Page, TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS PaR-e 12. Power yacht Speejacks, only 98 feet rae i. Harvard substitutes beat Florida 24 0. Fitzgerald calls Cox' attack "cowardly and unfair." Iipra nan ma.lr.

on lota in early September, causing Newtna to shift his stride several tlmos and lose advantage of his speed. Finally Newton made one dnsperat dive for Churchill, but Just ticked tka Harvard runner's heels as WlnnU shot across the goal Una. Less than half a minute later Harvard was on Its way for its second core. The Florida kickoff was ra eivod again by Churchill, but this time he was smothered after a short long, on lat lap trip READ THE USED OAR ADVTS. On Pages 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30 Of Today's Globe By MELVILLE E.

WEBB JR Although sturdy and possessing plenty of individual physical strength, game, and chock full of fight, the University of Florida travelers from Gainesville had little speed to show against the Harvard substitutes in the Stadium yesterday afternoon. They were beaten, 24 to 0, but 14 of the Crimson's points came so quickly that the "Gators' breath was taken away and the gnme, as a contest, around globe. Pace 13. Dr Stratton. Tech's president-elect, outlines his future Bar Association rejects proposal for 'I 11 clean up the family if I don't get the revolver," threatened Vincenzo committee to Investigate morals of ap- jannj.

A powerful offense and an impregnable line in the opening half, enabled Boston College to triumph over Villanova, yesterday afternoon at Braves Field, 15 to 3. The Boston players scored all their Cronin, rushed onto the field In the third period and opened up with a fierce attack. Boston College was forced to play a defensive game, and at no tim-threatened to score after the first half had ended. plicants for admission. Andrew Romano ordered him out of The 17 Tech students who were ar- "je house, and Janni left.

Shortly roctcl riot" uiui.o 01 sl ra rn rnr rnru- rity .1 1 3 released without arrainmenr. Igested that the pistol be given to him I polms ni nan. omp.ay.ng Boston played with nractically a sub Tfnol rvmmlulitnw 1 Iio has He Said that he WOUld take it to Ho i-ar el Ban San Hue Ttto irn 0Dr a sive it to Joseph Janni. and noal line never in danger, but Villanova stitute eleven during the entire third was all over before the Florida star period, however, end although th men lineman, Robinson, could even refsr wSSr JSSS na.1 v.l?cenSJ did not et iwith a sturdy defense and a varied over- iuicicbi wt5 nad no opportunity to snow auiiny casnnllv to hl lh hlHtnrlr. -j otijr niitL i.iuno nas a Dart Gaston bitterly assails dodge's 60- r-oord, and that he has served two year record at rally in Springfield.

Pres Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of I volver. While the argilmen? was fn ball carriers, the defense presented to the Pennsylvania team was encourag- NOV. 10 head attack, made the second half of the game a different story and provided the real thrills for the gathering. The Villanova players, imbued with the spirit of their plucky captain.

answers charges in tour of Boston. Gov Cox reads more "Fin Com" re-! ports on Fitzgerald and defends his own record at State House. Boston College beats Villanova. 15 to 3. Milk and soup cool engine radiators and save lives of nonstop fliers tossed In mountain passes of Indiana.

Two killed in Lawrence revolver fight. Pane O. Mrs Hall will Waive immunity and demand that Grand Jury hear her story, Frof Fisher answers Hughes' defense of Lodge at Copley-Plaza rally. Two aviators killed when parachutes fail after plane goes wrong. Middlesex County Council, A.

in Newton. Constantinople Government notifies 1 Allies it will not send delegates to the peace conference at Lausanne. Charles Fieldsteel, New York securities broker, sought in Boston on fraud charges. Page T. Mayor Curley offers $500 to Tech st I dent presenting best solutions of Bos- ton civic problems.

Annual Wellesley College field day; Harvard urges defeat of Lodge. Continued on the fifteenth Page. Contlnned wn the Kiichteenth r. "Jack." In fact, the game was over In less than the "minute" so many after-dinner speakers should talk about, for, on the very first play, the chunky Winnie Churchill, substitute for Vin Chapin of the varsity, caught Florida's opening kickoff almost under his own goal posts, raced up behind a bunch of interferers, picked a bole TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Cautlnned on (be Nineteenth Page. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Harvard U.

Florida Ittn Tnlles IS, Vlllanora 3. Princeton IS. Haarthataea IS. Uartmoatli 10. Moat an l'nlvarllr 7, VaJe Itruwa 0.

Mlttolehury Ttifta Sim nun. i.i 17. I'ordhain Maine 7. llwadoln Bates 6. Mia.

Asales 0. Colby 7. I II Testlla Williams 17, Kenaoelaer 7. Weateyaa tl, Amherst Vermont SI, New Hampahlre 0. Hnljr Craaa 10, Oeorsrtowa O.

Cturkwm 7. Norwlrti II New York t'nlveraltr 18. Trinity Washington a 14, la Cornell Columbia 0. Alabama tt. IVnnnylvanla 7.

t. Nebraska f. West Point Bonairnture 0, Centre ITj Kentucky 3. Prmltlenro 10. Coaner-tlcaf Agslea Paxe 15.

Free State troops raid house in Dublin to arrest De Valera, but he escapes; one man killed, several persons woundod In the raid; Miss MacSwIney arrested. Ex-Kaiser William and Princess Her-mlne to be married today in Holland. Electric car at Medford hits coal truck; two persons hurt. National Secretary-Treasurer Flaherty addresses Massachusetts Federation of Postofflce Clerks. Institute authorities will not discipline Tech students in "riot" in Boston, it is Page 11.

Household Department. SUNDAY GLOBE MAGAZINE The contents of the Sunday Globe Magazine will be found on Page 1 of the magazine. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Page 18. Cleveland obtains Walter Lutzke, said to be best third baseman In the minors. Eugene Crkjui of France, European featherweight champion, knocks out Walter Rossi, Welsh champion.

Page 19. Princeton beats Swarthmore, 22 to 13. Page 20. Peabody High and Charleston High I when about 40 yards up the field, dashed through, and then, without Has Your Book Visited the Bank Recently? Bring it in with a deposit or to have interest added. Keep your account alive.

Our hours 9 to 3 Saturday 9 to 2. and for deposits 4 to 7. Home Savings Bank INCORPORATED 169 75 Tremont Street, Boston 9, Mass 10 Massachusetts girls In the awards. Indicated. Two killed in Newton Junction, Painting of Prof De Benedictis on football teams play to a 6-6 tie at Pea-) body.

St James' High of Haverhill wins exhibition In Brockton. need of Interference, continued on his way to the "Gators' goaj line, scor- ing after covering S9 yards. Only one Florida player, "Ark" Newton, who had made the kickoff himself, gave chase to Churchill. tfewton was the faster runner, but the short-legged Harvard back cut in and out in zig-zag fashion, just as I if he were running in dodging drill BAY STATE TEAMS WIN, TIE AND LOSE Massachusetts High School teams won, tied and lost in the three intersectional football games that they played yestei-day, the results being: At Haverhill St James 14. Leonard Hall (Baltimore) 0.

At Peabody Peabody 6, Charleston (S C) 6. At Mayfield, 111 Proviso 24, Fitchburg 9. To Bell Autos, Tirr.8, Trucks and Aoocaiorics, adveriitr in th Daily Globe thU week. Read the Automobile advtt in today's Globe. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Catholic school championship of the East.

Pitchburg High gets setback at hands of Proviso High. Waltham High trounces Portland High. 32 to 0. Blossom Time and Sally's Alley division winners in big purse race at the Pimlico track. Cornell wins invitation Intercollegiate cross-country meet at Syracuse.

Yale freshmen beat Princeton cubs. 21 to 0. Page ai. Neidlinger's long runs give Yale 20 to 0 victory over (Brown. Washington and Jefferson beats Lafayette, 14 to 13.

Baylor University's bare-legged foot Page SS. Drama Music Pictures. Page r. Woburn's new golf course. Page 57.

Senatorial candidate Nicholls' personality. Page BS. Facts -about rear-light law; Automobile news. Page 61. Table gossip.

EDITORIAL FEATURE SECTION Page 1. A Boston man Who joined the Fascist! gives the inside story of the amazing developments in Italy. Page 2. A remarkable photograph of the Boston fire and story of what happened In this city 50 years ago this week. Page 4.

A survey of the political unrest in the Middle West. Uncle SB-udley. Page 5. Percy Haughton tells what are the ethics of football. Heywood Broun's "Seeing Things at Night." Page 6.

What is Massachusetts going to do about prohibition? a debate on both sides of the question between prominent men and women. Page 7. Donald B. MacMillan's story. Page 8.

A remarkable story of a New England town which once held a meeting for 15,000 citizens, now absolutely deserted. Page It. Pola Negri tells how she made her first film. One candidate for Congress in Massachusetts takes his bed and family and goes out in diver to campaign the State. 1'age lO.

Radio. Music and musicians. WOMEN OF MASSACHUSETTS THE WEATHER This key guards your greatest treasure when auto and train crash. Suffolk District Attorney's office enters suit against 67 delinquent bondsmen. Vice President Coolldge blames too much prosperity and the misuse of money for increase In crimes.

Dr Joel E. Goldthwait says human race is steadily weakening. Page Tech senior and Conservatory student married at Mansfield. Corporate directors restricted in sale of assets In ruling by appeals judges. Pace 11.

Conference In Troy. Y. this week In Interest of developing barge canal terminal a aid to New England port development program- Police Commissioner Wilson pays tribute to Capt P. F. King, who will be burled tomorrow.

j. j. Farrenden pensioned by Elevated after 50 years' service. Port of Boston news. Paae I.

Lloyd George addresses great crowd in London; 17 Conservatives and 16 candidates of all other parties returned to Parliament unopposed; Bonar Law says his Government will carefully consider question of keeping Palestine and Mesopotamia. Gov Cox has State Join search for DO YOU WANT ONE-MAN CENSORSHIP? ONE MAN A political appointee? BuEzards Day opposes new trial for Bravas. Pnsrc 16. Politics and Politicians. Referendum No, 1 alms to hasten Legislature's work.

Ohio straw votes indicate a Democratic landslide! New issue ef speelal delivery stamps now on sale in Beston, Paste IT, Firemen fnn 86 New England cities and towns will participate In oelebra-tion Thursday of Sftth anniversary of Great Boston tire. S. Tyrrhettia delayed 8n minutes en outward-bound trip waiting fer her papers. Ernest Hutchesan arouses, enthusiasm by mu8icianiy recital of Bach's piano music. Two Cambridge metevoy-clists iut is crash at Sudbury.

Pace 18, Holy Gross beats Georgetown, 18 to. ft. Boston referee mobbed in Manchester, after. football game between fiav-erhill and Manchester High Bohoel teams. Maine's apparent 7-6 victory over Bow-doin leads te dispute.

Weeleyan beate Amherst, 21 to 6. Middlebury wins from Tufts. 6 to 0. Forecast for Boston and Vicinity: Sunday generally fair; Monday tain; moderate temperature: shifting winds, becoming east and southeast. Washington Forecast for Northern New England Southern New England and Eastern New York: NO ONE MAN To tell you what yon may see or read on the screen ONE MAN To set moral standards for you and your family 3 ONE MAN Would do all this under political censorship.

If You Do Not Want This ONE-MAN Dictator VOTE NO ON REFERENDUM 3 Mere la the Woman' Division: Mr. J. Mr. M. W.

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Hnrtainita Cloudy Sunday; Monday rain, moderate temperature. Globe's Forecast Rain Monday; Tuns-day rain, followed by clearing and colder weather; strong easterly winds, shifting to west and northwest Tuesday. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa 3 a 43; 6 a 42; Sam, 50; 12 m. 65; 3 m. il; 6 52; 9 54; 12 mid, 52.

Average temperature yesterday 49 9-24. Temperatures at 8 Last Night San Francisco. 58; Wllllston. 42: St Paul, 54; M'i Mrs. II.

Mr no.iii, Ml M. Milium, Mla II. Peter C. Nielsen, soldier, missing since August from his home In Hartford. Mr.

N. Frrrtoiia Mm. J. Reynold li M. Johmton Mr.

It Willi I .1 by Committee of Maaaachiist-tt i tin. a Agelnat rmsnmhln i -o tt.Lilt SI Howl on. Mam clmrlf. H. Wm II fi Louis, ez; t-nicago.

Nantucket, 42; Portland. 46; Eastport, 40; New York, 54; Washington. 58. FOR ELECTION POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT I POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ball players will tackle Boston College at Braves tField next Saturday. Pae 82.

Everett beats Maiden, 13-12, in thrilling Suburban League football battle. Melrose High beats Wakefield High, 26 to 0. Good-sized fields in week-end Greater Boston golf. Page 23. Many contests all over country are in doubt as cAapulgn ends.

Four killed. 50 hurt in Oklahoma tornado. Senator Lodge reviews his career In the Senate in answer to the charge that he has done nothing. O'Brien tours city, outlining his policy. M.

F. Murphy's Blighty wins sensational jumping competition at the Commonwealth Armory CHorse Show. Fr Corrlgan lectures on "Women and the Vote" before League of Catholic Women. Pe 40. John Mahar, veteran postofflce watchman.

German embassy not popular. Page 41. Alfred Hamer. Advent's new organist. Fair for crippled children.

Page 4. Financial news. Page 47. Harvard examination for everybody. Girl offers to marry for 15000.

Page 48. What is a living wage? Page 4tt. Boston Italian opinion on Facistl. Page BO. Household department.

INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS DON'T LET THE MOVIE INDUSTRY DO YOUR THINKING FORGET GEN. COLE'S COMMITTEE (HK'M IN TIIR INIH'KTRY) He 1 trying to mUlead you with "One Man" propaganda Read Ilia law See for yourself. to Voter. I'aae YOIR fTmIlV WILL IARK1 III VOI LAW. AM 1 11.

.11.1 KEMEMBI Vol FAMILY WHEN VOL MARK YOUR ALIAT. Vote "YES" on Referendum No. 3 CLASSIFICATION PAGE Agent. Partners, etc. AmtinementH 64.

65 Antiques. Stamps and Coins Apts and Tenements. 87. 8 Auction Sales 31 Auction Horses, Carriaite :0 AutH as. at.

27. Autos for Rent 30 Ball Room. The BtOiarda snd Pool Chance ...44. 45 HOTEL ARLINGTON EUROPEAN PLAN "jr ArHnjtoB nd Tremont Sts. BOSTON, MASS.

U. S. A. Fit Mlnatea' Walk te the Theatre and hopplBg Centra Accommodation for 400 Guests Sragle rooms with private bath, S2, $2 SO and $3 per day; 112, 115 sad $18 per week "Jctxb! rooass with private bsth i $3.50 and $4 per day; $18, $21. $24 per week NOTHING HIGHER No extra charge for twin bed Bool '-t and Map oa Request STATE COMMITTEE ON MOTION PICTUNIS, COMPRISING: RETURNS Call the Globe's Special Number MAIN 8780 After 4:30 P.

M. Tuesday Do Not Call the Regular Globe Numbers At Any Time CLASSIFICATION PAGE For Adoption S4 For Hole tt Furniture, etc 31 Heating" and Cooking. .34 Horses, Carriage, etc 30 Hotel 24 Houses to Let and Wanted. S7 Information Wanted ...39 l.eK.l Notices SI Live Stock 30 I I'onnd, etc :) Machinery and Twds ...91 Male Help Wanted 42. 43 Miscellaneous .30 Money to Loan :1 Motor Trucking 30 Bicycles, 3o Music ami Musical Instruments 32 New York Hotels J4 Ocean Steamship Lines, 21 Patent 41 CLASSIFICATION Photographs, Cameras.

etc 0 31 I'oultrj, rigeens. etc. IS. It Real KsUte 34. 36.

86, at, Real Kstate Auctions ..37 KchI Estate for Exchange 37 Real Estate, Mortgages. 37 Refrigerator 31 Safea 30 Schools, Colleges, etc .30. 41 Sewing Machines. ......44 Showcnes. Desks, etc.

30. 39 Sits Wanted. Female. .44 Sits Wanted. Male 44 Sporting Good SS storam 0 Store, Office, ete 87 summer Cottages 39 Tours and Travel S4 Typewriter, ate 89 Wall Papers 1 Wanted 82 Winter Resorts 89 lacut MolortiV.

Mrsk. League of Catholic Women. Miim. lederatkin of Churches. Ma.

Stale lirange. Episcopal of Maaehuaell. Itostoii Ilallttn Club, Order Palrlollc Humes. Mas, eague of Women Worker Boston SI. Vincent-de Paul Society.

Boston Aux. See. of Hebrew I ml. Ir haul Mass, state red. of Women's Club.

Board and Boom. t'ah RearlHtera riotliiiisr Coastwise 8H Line. Unit li Notlees Detective Agencies Iriumomds, Jewelry. an st st S4 is 24 et 30. 39 Vis.

Male Federation of Teacher. Maw. Eerent -Tear her i Maas. league of Women Catholic Charll.i Bureau. Mas.

I lirUtlan l.mleator I ulon Maas. Child Labor ommiti. tilrl' I rleiull) srr. I'arent' I ens ii, yS. Wassasi's I mpn Mass.

Ctrl Scout. In. FATHER JOHN'S MtUIUlNt 404) otarr publlc-aplrlted organlallon. brrahlp a million and a half. ok.

Cat, 89 Drunmtie Farm and Garden 39 Female Help Wanted. 48. 44 relieves coughs and colds soothes the B. Pit KM TON CLARK, Chin. E.ec.

Kllby Ht fioet on. Start tak- HUDSON SEAL FUR COATS IN USUAL VALUES. AtFILELNivS. Seepages. Irritated breathing passages, lag it today.

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