The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

THE BOSTON OLOBE--WEDNESDAY, K.IJGUST 8. 1023 Houghton 1 fc Button c. Legal Stamp Given and Redeemed End of season, surplus, stocks from seven big New ork makers READY THURSDAY at 9 Lots advertised are the daily representatives of the hundreds of lots not adverased. Walk through bargains for all the family whenever you come. Everything priced low to start with or we lose 2Sfo after i 2 belling days; 50 after 18 selling days; 750 after 24 selling days; goods unsold after 30 selling days given away to charitable institutions.

wytitimrifTi i WOMAN REEGED BY POCKETM GAME Hamilton Maid Loses Her Savings of $213 Polica Hunt Two Negroes Who Picked Op $1 100 in Street Fleeced of her savings of $213 by two young negroes, who worked the pocketbook game," Miss Jennie Crowe, 26, a maid employed at'Hamll-ton, complained to the police yesterday afternoon. Special officer Robert Lynch of Station 3 handled the Investigation. Such thefts have been numerous during the past few months, police said. Miss Crowe met a negro at the corner of Tremont and Boylston it yesterday noon and while they were walking along a street, another negro picked up a pocketbook containing about SHOO. The trio counted the money and determined to pool their funds.

Miss Crowe added her savings to the find" and was given pocketbook for safe-keeping. Then the trio separated with an agreement to meet later. When Miss Crowe opened the pocketbook, the money was missing. The description of the one man 1st Twenty-seven years, feet 11 inches, slim build, dark grey jnlxed uit grey cap The other mao wae 27 years, 5 feet 8 inches, medium build, light grey cap and sut. The.

latter had a few scars on the back of his neck. TO DROP SPEEDING 1 MOTORMEN Continued From the First Page THURSDAY-bought at AUCTION entire store stock (ROPERS shoe STORE 61 Album Street, 1j I I UT I Wakefield, Mass. some previous season's styles in business for 15 years Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Aspirin, 100m, 49c Extra 100 for lc Chloroform Liniment, 4 ox. 4Se. Extra 4 o.

for lc Citrate Magnesia, lb. 49c Extra lb. for lc Alophtn Pills, Parke-Davis, 75c. Extra bottle for lc Glorilox Shampoo, 60c. Extra bottle for lc Tooth Brushes, 35c.

Extra one for lc sizes 2 to 14 in onem kind or another womens, mens, boys, girls SHOES women9 patent or tan shoes, $2 children's shoes, $1 men's shoes, $2.95 women's arch style shoes, $2.95, etc. typical of the unusual savings THURSDAY, Dickinson's Double Distilled WITCH HAZEL, Qt. 89c. Extra Qt. for lc Hand Scrubs, solid bach, 25c.

Extra one for lo Hard Rubber Dressing Comb, 25c Extra one for lc Eau dm Quinine Hair Tonic, 49c. Extra bottle or choice of Glorilox Shampoo or Cocoanut Oil Shampoo for lc Renovene, the Perfect Cleanser, bottle SOc. Extra bottle for lc. Rhubarb and Soda Mixture, U. S.

4 ox. 35c. Extra 4 ox. for lc Epsom Salts, pure, crystalline, specially refined, lb. 15c.

Extra lb. for lc S-lb. pkg. 49c. Extra phg.

for lc Rochelle Salte, 4-ox. 25c. Extra 4 ox. for lc Milk Sugar, epecial quality for infants food, lb. SOc.

Extra lb. for lc Sulphur, lb. 25c. Extra lb. for lo Spirits Turpentine, 39c.

Extra 8 ox. for lc Tincture Green Soap. 4-ox. bot. SOc.

Extra bot. for lc 8-ox. bot. 75c. Extra bot.

for lc Tincture Iodine, ox. 25c. Extra ox. for lc 8 Rubbing Alcohol, 16 ox. 59c.

Extra 16 ox. for lc Absorbent Cotton, lb. 75c. Extra lb. for lc Mulfords Cold Cream, 2 jar 35c.

Extra jar for lc mm WOMENS SHOES novelty or arch style shoes $2.95 patent, tan, satin or novelties $2 small lot of odd shoes $1 small lot felt slippers 50c CHILDRENS SHOES, girls or childs strap, oxfords, $1.45 low or high shoes $1 4 felt bootees or slippers 50c mendatlon of the general manager and the approval of his record and UNCUENT1NE, Norwich Phar-macal tube, 50c. Extra tuba for lc i. by the board of qualifications trustees. MENS or BOYS SHOES boys high or low shoes $1 or $1,50 mens tan or black oxfords $2.95 boys dress shoes $2 mens brown, black, high shoes $2.95 boys tennis shoes 60c or 95c scool voile, dimity cotton crash, flowered voile-ginghams, etc. and prudent mothers will perhaps prepare for school opening.

The popular sleeveless as well as short and long-sleeve styles 14 differ-C ent styles to choose from many organdy trimmed and mother, could you make Jhem for 60c? girls bloomer dresses Sizes 7 to 10 in' lot in cool dimity, some hand em-broidered, printed patterns. girlsy 3 to 6 play suits 2-pc. style In six different variations of Jean, peggy cloth, cotton broadcloth, UvJC etc. 2 to 6-yr. pantie dresses Adorable prints with dainty 60c hand embroidery, all with Genuine American MINERAL OIL, PL 60c limited lots mi i Spirits Peppermint ox.

35c. Extra ox. for lc. Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, 1 ox. 20e.

Extra ox- for lc 4 ox. 65c. Extra 4 ox. for lc 8s MILK MAGNESIA. 8-oz.

boL 25c. Extra boL le 16-ox. bottle 50c. Extra bottle le Sf Zinc Ointment, ox. tube 25c.

Extra tube for lc Boric Acid Ointment, tube 25c. Extra tube for lc Hinkle Cascara Tablets, 100, 29c. Extra 100 tor lc Kolynos Tooth Paste, 30c. Extra tube for lc Soda Bicarbonate, lb. 12c.

Extra lb. for lc Boric Acid Powder, lb. 35c. Extra lb, for lc Borax, lb. 25c.

Extra lb. for lc Cream of Tartar, lb. 35c. Extra lb. for lc lb.

65c. Extra lb. for lc Alum, pare erystaline salt, lb. 23c. Extra lb.

for lc Senna Loaves or Pods, lb. 60c. Extra lb. for lc Fluid Extract Aromatic Cascara Sagrada, 4 ox. 60c.

Extra 4 ox. for lc Fluid Extract Cascara, -V. 4 ox. SOc. Extra 4 ox.

for lc Donge Imported Bath Tablets, box of 6, $1.50. Extra box for lc Donge Imported Bath Tablets, guest size, box of 12. $1.00." Extra box for lc FROM THE MIDDLE WEST-UNDERPRICED THURSDAY store stock of womens or childrens SHOES childrens white, high ot low shoes $1.45 or $1.95 infants or childrens odd shoes 50c or $1 i panties Hundred of other bargain lots not advertiied no wail orders Oil Wintergreen, synthetic, ox. 25c. Extra ox.

for le Peroxide of Hydrogen, pint 35c. Extra pint for lc Spirits of Camphor, 2 ox. 35c. Extra 2 ox. for lc 4 ox.

65e. Extra 4 ox. for lc Henna Leaves epecial quality for hair rinse, lb. 65c. Extra lb.

for lc Saccharine Tablets, 100s, 35c. Extra bottle for le Castor Oil. 65c. Extra pt. for le 4-ox.

Extra 4-ox. for lc TACITLY ADMITS GENE TO MARRY Continued From the First Page many small lots some soiled or old styles be early Thursday his brother, Thomas, for marrying Miss Ida BelL a working girl. That was in 1912, and the Carnegie family had had previous experience of a like nature. Andrew Carnegies niece, Nancy daughter of his 'brother, Thomas, became the second wife, early in 1904, of James Hever, who had been a 'groom at her mothers home at Dunge ness, on an island off the east coast of Florida, The family would much rather have such a husband for Nancy than a worthless duke," said the venerable Andrew. DRUGS SECOND FLOOR NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS FILLED nr 3ZSE 3 ft.

size striped canvas awnings 89c All ready to hang white canvas awnings with palnt-ed green stripes Thursday at 9 a. m. set of 6 cups and 6 saucers 79 Popular blue and white china In three artistic patterns i2 pieces. Be early Thursday. For that extra room or for your Summer, hornet metal bridge or floor LAMP- STANDS .35 $3 FIRE LOSS $12,000 IN PEABODY BUILDING PEABODY, Aug 7 A serious fire late this afternoon In a two-story wooden building, owned by John Meagher, at 26 Central st andf occupied, by the Philip A.

Doherty Grain Company caused a loss of at least $12,000 to the stock of hay, grain and shavings. Tha fire started in the hay storage section. The flames had made considerable headway before they were discovered by a passerby, who Immediately sent In an alarm. Chief William C. Mahoney, on arriving at the scene, ordered a general alarm, as fire was surrounded by a number of other wooden buildings, making the situation quite dangerous.

The Birmingham Auto Shop, which occupies part of the same building, suffered a water loss. 'i Novelty check ruffle curtains set complete with tiebacks il Mttnt lamp stand ts.as Thunderbolt No. 309 TUNNEY AT BRISTOL, ME, HEIRESS ON ISLAND NEARBY BRISTOL, Me, Aug 7 (A. Tunney, retired heavyweight champion, arrived here today. It Is rumored that ne is visiting Miss Josephine Lauder, daughter of the late George Lauder Jr, former associate of Andrew Carnegie in the steel business and a millionaire, who has stopped here during a tour of Maine and Canada with her mother.

The Lauders are on the Island of South Bristol, which is not connected with the mainland by telephone, and Tunney could not be reached tonight to confirm or deny the rumor of his engagement to Miss Lauder. DEWING DENIES THEY WILL WED ABROAD HARTFORD, Conn, Mg 7 (A. Dewing of West Hartford, brother-in-law of Miss Josephine Lauder of Greenwich and intimate friend of Gene Tunney, denied tonight a report that the heavyweight boxer will marry Miss Lauder in France or Scotland. "It isnt true, the retired champions friend said. "I cant tell you any more about it, except to say that he is a good friend of Miss Lauders.

He is also, however, a good friend of mine and my wife. 1 dont believe there is anything to the report." Mr Dewing refused to divulge the whereabouts of his wife, who has left the city for a vacation, remarking: She would not tell you as much as I have." White checked marquisette 2 4 yards Jonir ruffled flounre and tfeback. BE early Thursday. Polished, brass plated finished plain or twisted shaft decorated base. Complete with cord and ttfo piece plug.

89 day to answer questions concerning the rumored alliance of the Lauder family with that of Tunney. Although refusing definite information, he volunteered that reports concerning the engagements might be true. He went so far. In fact, as to say that such reports were on the right As to when and where the marriage would take place ho was 'silent, saying that announcement, if any, would ccme r6m Mrs Lauder. He would not say where Mrs Lauder and her daughter were, other than that they were on a motor trip.

Asked whether the trip was to end in the vicinity of Genes present cloister, he refused to comment. Friends of the champion were similarly noncommittal. A few, however, mentioned the episode at Chicago last September, when Gene defeated Dempsey the second time. Leaning over the rope on that historic night, the champion gave his best wishes to the radio vorld, adding, especially to my friends in Greenwich, Conn." Showed Picture With Girl Today many were thinking over the speech and also recalling that he once displayed a picture of a pretty girl in a riding habit and himself, engaged in the gentle art of reading. Tunney recently engaged accommodations for his walking trip througn Europe with Thornton Wilder, Law-renceville school instructor and author of The Bridge of San Luis Rey.

He has arranged to sail from New York Aug 16. No Information as to Miss Lauder following her return to Greenwich, could be obtained. Miss Lauder, wh0 is 21, comes of a family well acquainted with the world of sports. Her grandfather kept fairly close to the game of steel, made popular by his brother-in-law, Andrew Carnegie, But George Lauder Jr, who married Miss Katherine Rowland, daughter of the late George P. Rowland of New York, was an ardent sportsman.

During his Yale days ha was a member or fhe crew and his yacht Endymlon tools many prizes when, following his graduation, Mr Lauder went In for yacht racing here and abroad. The Endymlon raced across the Atlantic for the Ex-Kaisers Cup. Other Weddings Recalled Andrew Carnegie commended his nephew, William C. Carnegie, son of On Sale Thursday Votes for Strict Action At the meeting yesterday after the recommendation of Gov Fuller that the Board determine eligibility rules for motormen, as a result of the accident in which three fives were lost at Beach st and Harrison av, July 22 when a speeding train left the tracks on the curve, the following votes were unanl mously passed: Whereas the Governor of the Com monwealth has recommended that hereafter no person shall be appointed as motorman In the rapid transit ser vice except upon recommendation of the general manager and approval of the record and qualifications of such person by the Board of Trustees, Voted: that the general manager be directed to submit to the Board bis recommendations of persons for' appointment as motormen in the rapid transit service, together with an ab stract of the record and qualifications of such persons; that, the records of all men now operating ra transit trains be examined by the general manager, and the general manager directed to transmit to this Board the records of each such motor-men with recommendations. Voted: that the general manager be instructed to discharge any motorman on the rapid transit lines who operates a train at a speed in of that permitted by the rules and regulations of this company." No More 38, Reprimands Motorman Bernard MacDonald, who was driving the, train that wae wrecked, had been reprimanded 38 times, it was found In the investigation.

Gov Fuller instructed the trustees to revamp the rules for eligibility of motormen. The trustees had pointed out to the Governor that they did not have a free hand in the discharge of employes and tha? a discharge such as the Governor felt should have applied long ago In the case of motorman MacDonald must go before a board of arbitration of three men, one of whom Is picked by the employe. The trustees maintained that it was highly Improbable that a board of arbitration would have discharged MacDonald. DECLARES UNION WANTS FAIR TRIAL FOR McD0NALD Stating that he representa William D. Mahon, international president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employee, attor ney James H.

Vahey gave out the fol. lowing statement last night on the case of motorman Bernard McDonald, operator of the train In the accident at Harrison av and Beach st, which re-suited In the death of three persons: The agreement between the Boston Elevated Railway Company and the union does not take away at all from the company the right to hire or discharge any person It sees fit. The union has no- optioq with respect to either discharge or employment of employes. If the company Wrongfully, from the standpoint of the union, discharges an employe, he has a right to invoke the provision of the agreement with respect to arbitration. He can say to the company that he thinks he Is improperly discharged, and In that event a board of arbitration Is formed to hear his case.

During the 16 years of the existence of a union connected with this company there have been about five arbitration cases for discipline. The boards of arbitration are selected by the (company, and the union, and neither side has nore rights than the other. The union doesnt want any unfit man to work for the company. It has never insisted on this point and does not now. With respect to McDonald's case, all the union wants is a fair trial for him.

It doesnt make any point of whether, he is discharged or continues In the 'employ of the company, but it wants a fair trial without preludlce for him. The union entirely agrees with Gov Fuller with respect to the operation if the street railway system Insofar as the safety of the public Is concerned. In the past the boards of arbitration have had as members such men as James J. Storrow. William H.

Taft. Henry B. Endtcott. James L. Doherty.

George L. Mayberry. John IX McLaughlin and Nelson P. Brown. TRUCK.

BACKING INTO P0D. KILLS MIDDLETON BOY. 9 MIDDLETON, Aug 7 Norman Judge, nine-year-old son of Sidney Judge. Haswell park, was killed this afternoon when a truck, backing, out of a driveway, struck him. Gale Boggs, a farm hand on tha Judge place, was the oreretor of the truck.

Other farm hands rushed the boy to the J. B. Thomas Hospital. He died of interna injuries. i.

curtain. 89 Fourth Floor Copynsht by The Shepard Stores aiiui-uui -LJ Lin HUNDREDS' OF OTHER BARGAIN LOTS NOT ADVERTISED NO MAIL ORDERS SSeggfcagB! Boys' Blouses COURTNEY MAY COME TO BOSTON FOR REST Continued From the First Page PARROTS CRIES LEAD TO FINDING OF BODY Continued From the First Page Hotel Theresa 7TH AVE 124TH TO 123TH STS. NEW YORK 3Q0 OUTSIDE ROOMS Transient and Permanent Rooms with hot and cold running water 2.50 and up Rooms with shower 3.00 and up Rooms with hath 3.50 and up Accessible to til pans of the dtp 125th St Station of the N.Y.N.H. ft HJL.A. eeaibf Restaurant at Top of Building T.tl dH.tt AUO.ru CUtBnsiuU EXCELLENT GARAGE FACILITIES Tel.

Monumeot 1700 Afrr J35SB3 Courtney, E. B. Hosmer, backer of the flight; Hugh Gllmour, radio operator and Fred Pierce, mechanic, were guests at a luncheon of the British Chamber of Trade and enjoyed a sightseeing trip about the city. Word came to New York today that the Whale, abandoned at sea after fire aboard forced the airmen down, had been picked up. August Hansen Company, local agent of the Lloyd Mediter Church, nearby.

It was her custom to attend 11:30 mass at the Holy Trinity Church on Shawmut av also, but It is believed that the Intense heat discouraged her and that she returned directly to her home. A neighbor in the house, Mrs Charles Ruch, said that she heard the parrot screaming Sunday but paid no attention to the cries. Nothing was seen of Mrs Blttrich during Monday and the frantic screams of the parrot contin THREE PERSONS HURT IN PLYMOUTH MISHAP PLYMOUTH, Aug 7-Two motor vehicles were in collision early this afternoon on the State highway In the Manomet section of this town. Peter Wood of Manomet drove one car and Mrs Edith M. Ernst of Rowley was the driver of the other.

She and her two children were taken to the Jordan Hospital here. ranean Line said the Italian steamer "ied. Some of the neighbors attracted 50 REDUCTIONS August Clearance Sale Valpara, bound from Algeria to Sydney, had lifted the crippled plane from the ocean. Previously Courtney had said he received word from a steamer that the Whale was still afloat last night. The flyers were Invited to a theater tonight and 1 tomorrow they will be guests at a luncheon to be given by the British consul general.

Courtney said he would like to fly to the Pacific Coast, but this suggestion did not seem fully feasible. Hosmer will probably return to his home in Montreal Thursday, Courtney aald. SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA Reduced summer rates to the Southwest and Pacific Coast are now. In effect on the Washlngton-Sunset Route. It Is an economical and comfortable way to go.

Tourists save approximately 50 of sleeping car fare by using tourist car leaving daily from Washington to California without change via New Orleans, Houston, San Afttonlo and El Paso. Write today for illustrated booklet time tables and fares. G. V. McArt, Passenger Agent WASHINGTON SUNSET ROUTE 1510 St, N.

Washington. D. C. Ad.ertlM.ment. Value, and Service Wash Fabrics! A Fast Colors! Sizes 7 to 16 Long sleeve blouses i collar attached Splendid quality cotton broadcloths; firmly woven percales, 80 threads to the inch; woven madras.

Many different and attractive patterns in these ideal materials. The full cut, the details of stitching, the excellent workmanship-all emphasize the unusual merit in this Thunderbolt Value. In fact, a large and reliable manufacturer made very special effort to provide a most outstanding assortment of boys blouses for this occasion. Mail orders hied in order of receipt and filled if stock remains at close of days business. The' Boys Store Fourth Floor The Shepard Stores Owners oi Brnadcu JCdtotm RAAC.

Boston by the cries knocked at the doors of the house and looked In. the windows but, as the shades were partly drawn in the kitchen, the womans body could not be seen. At 1 oclock yesterday afternoon, Mrs Barbara Partsch ot 74 Walnut st, Atlantic, friend of Mrs Blttrich, came to pay a call. There was no response to her knock but she heard the noise of the parrot and walked oround the house to the kitchen. She remained there for a time and then went away.

Mrs Partsch returned again at 4 oclock and heard the parrot still screaming. She went off and returned sgain in the evening. This time she approached Mr Ruch and the two got in touch with Tobias W. Gerich of 15 Grant st. Dorchester, a brother-in-law of Mrs Blttrich.

Gerich hurried to the house and tried to force hi way In. Palling, he called the police. Patrolmen Patrick Reed. Timothy Cahill and Chester Murray from Station 11 broke a rear window and entered the brightly-illuminated kitchen. They were greeted by a series of ear-splitting shrieks emitted by the parrot.

Wise Mother Your daughter tells ms she Is engaged to one of the beach guards." Yes." 'Arent you going to object?" Do you suppose I am going to waste time opposing a Summer engagement? Louisville Courier-Journal. All our discontinued and broken sizes of corsets, and brassieres are reduced 5o to close out. We are offering these reductions to make room for our large fall stock of new merchandise. 20 to 40 markdowns on all dresses also during August: tj By PARLOR CAR MOTOR COACH MOHAWK TO ALBANY HEW YORK PURSUED THREE MILES AFTER PLYMOUTH CRASH PLYMOUTH, Aug 7-Norman Locke. 25, or Halifax, Maas.

Is charged with operation of a motor vehicle white under the Influence of liquor and leaving the scene of an accident without making hlg identity known, aa the re. suit of a crash on Breakheart Hill when his truck struck the car of Clar snce Swift of Plymouth thi afternoon. Swift secured the aid of another motorist who happened along and pursued Lockes truck for three miles and when the overtook it Locke fled Into the wooda. A telephone message to the Plymouth police station called out a squad of officer who searched the woods In the vicinity of the B. Hatch property near Ship Pond.

They found Locke after thrash Ing through acres of tall wet grass, i Direct VU Mohawk Trail 1MILY AMI fil'MIAY MCRVKE A. M. from Hotel W.Mtmlii.t.r Coni. Kqiiore. Phono honnmro 7fi IC01OK fctKVKK TO BETHLEHEM.

H. MARSTER5 TOURS t4S Wo.lilnyfon St. Hubbard THE -CORA CHANDLER SHOP Chandlers Corset Store 50 Temple Place READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN TODAY'S GLOBE i Vi.