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i 4 14 THE BOSTON GLOBE-SATURDAY. DECE3EBER 21. 1912. EMIlcFMFNTS I AMUSEMENTS I AMUSEMENTS -i (ATM IHE 111A I 11E1111CDq1TV I eSnlitNi DmArlY rtS Et RnVol ICnEtS1 Anr I OCEAN AND COASTWISE I OCEAN AND COASTWISE AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS THE BOSTON GLOBE-SATURDAY. DECE3EBER 21.

1912. WAS UNIVERSITY SUNDAY SERVICES. THE COMING GLORIOUS AGE OCEAN AND COASTWISE I OCEAN AND COASTWISE 'SYMPHONY HALLI12211 2tro rSirrl con HAMBURG Its Senate Votes Sum of $6,252,000. $3480 Wednesdays .1 Saturdays Honda Trips $4330 Tuesdays imbeirtfott oil opt pens cif seties em641 Fridays aimpute accommodations looth ways No better or more tilrect way of rrachtnz the famous retorts of north ana the Si.uth From New York direct to Jacksonville without change es rind eunnit I1e4-ittubt-r January and Ettkrttitre; rflurtt Lmit. 1.1 month, Corrv.pondincly tomr rtte-s itIP II I LVritill ntik.

Wrte tor trtionnatbon, tyclautjul 1.trr,Ature hOnt. A (LIMNS CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY IIPresents His Last In' a Series of Five TRAVELTALItS The TOP ttWOnDiaenlatand; sNPlToreth IFirst Time in B0011011, Motion Piettirea OLYMPIC GAMES At Stockholm. Lad Summer Exqute Coior Views and littion Pictures. Tielteto $1.00. line.

Selling. 23c Seats Day of Lecttire. illanZIESSEHISMIVE 3 ICE HOCITIEY BOSTON ARENA Cur. Mami. Ave.

and Si. liotolph Street TONICI-IT AT 8:15 B. A A 1, IRISH-AllfleRICAN A. C. OF NEAV Itilth.

ADM1SsION. WITH SEAT. Eli SEATS. 75c anti SIAM. SKATING, AFTER.

THE DAILY AND 0: D. 1 I II q' --eith- a 1 1 6 SMI LE; sTATkatoosi Steel Steamships. 1 GEORGIA and TENNERSER 4 Daily, including BUT11111--ItriproWe4 Ticket Gillen. 214 Washington St. Boston.

Vigil Iy3 Ae I Ait) 50 To Now yorh Via Rail and Bost. 1Dally and Sunda "THE ONLY INDEPENDENT LINE OPERATING BETWEEN NEW ENGLAND AND l's7EW YORK" COLONIAL LIIIE Pr 1 1- 27" Mitt cll SYMPHONY HALL SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. 21, AT 3 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA nt, KARL MUCK, Conductor HEINRICH AVAKNKE. Soloil.t A limited number of tickets for the Saturday Evening Concert only on sale.

Owing to the continued iliness of Dr. Muck, Mr. Otto Urack will conduct. RAISE OF Si A WEEK. ti I tI 1 4 I 1 I 1, i I i 1 i I 1 I i 1 1 I i 1 1 I i 4 1 1 CONVICTED Mock Trial Held by Marquette Society.

Fulton Debaters in Closely-Fought Contest. Plans for Intercollegiate Competition. The Fulton and Marquette Debating Societies of Pim ton College both held Interesting sessions yesterday afternoon. The Marqlette. which le made up of Freshmen and Sophomores only.

held a. mock trial, which proved a most interesting digression from the regularly weekly debates. The question at issue was the charge against Catania, for conspiracy to burn the City of home. The defendant was Leo A. Sullivan.

of East Boston. who proved a wileyand wary Cataline. 'rhe presiding ludge was Edward S. '15. of Lynn.

president of the Marquette Society. Frederick W. Wennerberg. '15. of Roxbury.

and James J. Mullin. 15. were counsel for the State. The counsel for the defense were Leander T.

Detrelles. 'PI of West Somerville. and William A. Condon. 'le.

of Swampscott The officers of the court were: Clark of the court, James P. Dowling, '15, of Charlestown: crier. John J. Walsh. '15.

of Roxbury; sheriff. D. Francis Ryan. '16. of Cambridge.

he following were witnesses for the Commonwealth: Leo A. Hughes. '15. of Dorchester: William Daley. B.

of lIrighton. and Vieraid Fitzgerald. '16, of Roxbury. The witnesses for the defense were Andraw F. Roznisch.

16, of Dorchester. and John F. McCabe, '15. of Chelsea. The defense attempted to establish an alibi.

introducing many humorous features In the attempt to save Cataline from conviction. But the witnesses were outwitted by the wily counsel, Wennerberg, and the alibi failed. Cate-line was convicted. The Fulton Debating Society held Its most interesting session of the year. The following question was discussed: "Resolved, That a High Protective Tariff Is Advantageous to the Interests of tho American People." The affirmative side was upheld by Daniel J.

Young. '14. of Boston, end Edward A. Sullivan. 11.

of Cambridge. The negative was defended by Leo A. Murray, '14. of Revere. and John R.

Taylor, '14, of Dorshester. Messre Sullivan and Murray spoke in rebuttal. The decision was awarded to the negative by a close vote. Patrick J. Dawson.

'14, of East Boston. was critic. The committee appointed to negotiate with the debating societies from Holy Cross, Georgetown and Fordhain reported that in all probability debates with Fordhaam and Georgetown would be held during the latter part of the Winter, Boston College teams going to Georgetown and the men from Ford-ham coming to Boston. The exact dates and the subjects have not been as yet agreed upon. Trials will be held by the Fulton Society in the early part of January to determine the members of the intercollegiate team.

as well as the men who will compete in the annual prize debate which will be held in the early Spring. INTERNATIONAL COURTS. Closing Session of A. S. J.

S. I. D. Hears Discussion of Them and Waits for List of Officers. WASHINGTON.

Dec 2IAlthough the closing session of the American Society for the Juridical Settlement of International Disputes met today, prepared to listen to a number of distinguished speakers, the orators divided interest ith the nominating comfmittee, which was in session at the same time, to prepare the list of officers for the coming year. The committee met in private session. Among the speakers scheduled were Prof Henry Wade Rogers. dean of the Yale Law School; Thomas Raeburn White or Philadelphia. illiam C.

Dennis of this city, and Prof Paul S. Heinsch of the Cniveisity of Wisconsin. All the speakers dealt with international court Procedure and the Internretation of internatioi.al law. There wil be an afternoon session. at Which Wil11an i.

liornblower of New York city. Hobert Lansing of Vatertown, Prof A. L. P. Dennilt of University of Wisconin.

and Ormar S. Hershey of Laltimore will read papers. The conference will end at a tonight. at which Gov Llakiwin of Connecticut will be toastmaster. FIVE I) CLUB FUN MAKERS.

Organization of Cambridge Royal Arch Masons Showers Gifts From Its "Christmas Tree." For 1:1 months members of the Five 0 Club of Cambridge have been storing away the good things they thought would hit -the other fellows," bo that none should escape when the annual unloading of the 'Christmas tree- came round. Last night there were no aacant chairs, In fact the mianber was increased by two when they trooped into the amusement hall of the temple. Just to show that they wish joy to others, a collection was taken, the EMU to be given a clergyman for tiistribution among the needy, according to custom each seasota An hour wee occupied in the distribution and no one Ort-nr a blank. Vita every gift went a rhyme and the lecipient 'eland the mirror aeld up So that he could see himself others oaw him. To make his discomature the greater he was compelled to carry away the vei C.

An ex-presment of the club is now at the head of two temple organizations. and a double figure with only one head was thought suitable for him. tie was called a royal good fellow. One of the party musically gifted received a large card upon which was fixed a small bottle. and of what was likely follow in imbibing from one to eight times.

There was a play on the name of another man. and as it. when divided, indicates two artielea miniatures of such were handed him. A reeruit Who lives by plumbing rectaved Lfl adding machine for fear that his bilis would not be large enough to suit him. The Pooh Bah of the temple was presented a card three feet square so that it could be known from it how many "irons" he had in the tire.

It was declared that a well-known secretary had achieved a system by which men would not sleep- until they paid their dues. and that was related at lenath. An assortment of 50 bung holes was handed to ono who makes barrele. In order that the reputation of a vast high priest us a model catcher in the ball team. would not be tarniShei large receptable was given to aid him.

The de luxe fad in another was called to his mind by what purported-to-be a large volume elaborately bound and tagged. Pres Milton escaped not the unsparing hand. lie had to don an elaborate dead dress of feathers and was hailed as big chief when a war club was placed In his laind. Ile was the only individual to have a glimpse of the other sidc as he was at anc gnian a gavel -wit' the best wishes of the club. There was miniature carriage.

for a newlywed, a bungalow, for the proprietor of a Summer hotel. a sneill iron bank as Lt sugaestion to a recent victim of pi'Kpockets. twin assis lila 071e who is rated above his fellows.a a talkina chine to assist the man anown as the sphinx. chalk and water for a milt dealer, a diary for the member who is hazy about dates. a huge pertfolio tor the official whose hobby Is tinkering with bylaws.

and the man of literary bent was reminded of his activities when a huge bee was produced for hint There were Many other products of the fertile minds, so that the fun was incessant. Then. for relaxation in another direction. Alexander Buchanen of New. ton Chapter contributed a group of Scotch Cyrus Cluing rerrt-sent a schoolboy ridding hie if recitatien.

end finaliv came a sketch. written by Walter I. Coaiishaw. aa. pictire seenee in a laCtor.S otnee t7harlea McPhee.

Cuy Fred lientlerson. Cyrus a. Chiaa. tlecnae Pisa and William It. Chafe were responsible for all of IL a lit dill.

MAJESTICmatoxgret I Tel, 454 Oa. TODAY LAST 2 TIMES 10.N1HT 111 2 WILLIAM FAVERSHAM'S "Notable Revival'. of Shitkespearoem Julius onEstin With An ALL. ETAlt Cast MR. EAVERSHAM TYRONE POWER MANX KEENAN MEIER MEILISI-I MISS JULIE OPP Np 4)Y vto 1Prof'tF; NeX's, wEE4 SEATS -HOW ItEt INNING NMAS MATINEE.

'SOW .1 ot CAYES and FIVIO aTH IN SUN DODGERS With tiFORGE W. MONROE COLOIIIALzraE, AtTasRtEliatL.VoNAhatta; LAST TIME TONIGHT MR DE HAVEN Ili EXCEErlING the SPEED LIMIT Lunt on Laugh ViPth V- MURRAY next Week. Selling CHA RCVS FROJI i'reoents RICHARD HATTit CARLE-WILLIAMS THE GIRL FROM and J. M. BARRIE'S MONTMARTRE A SLICE OF LIFE HOLLIS TONIGHT 8 REBECCA OF vri TALIAFERRO SUR HYBROOK Fr4 evz LAS 2 'Fors mot.

TODAY Z. TONIGHT 8 40() Nut( le, scAT4 st.on 41Hp 11014 I. TS 50e NEXT mforiglity II ow() ViitEKS OALT 0 In lits latest Freeman end gren test triumph Presents 4'0311 THE JOHN ATTACK Sy Hoary ASON 14; Bernstein MASON ny Henry Bornstein Seats on Salo it'S it SAV4 itATs. XMAS. BOSTON OPERA HOUSE TODAY, 2 to 4 LUCIA.

TetrazzInt Gnuflenzi. Rossi, Ii. LA TRAvIATA. Blain-hart. Nloritnstool.

l'ollthir MONDAY, 7 Al 01 11:30. LOUISE, Edrina. Clay, Barnes, (lenient, 31areoux. (kittil. Andre-let.

8 to 11. 1.A TR AV1 ATA Tetraztint. In, uilenzi, Rossi. SCNOAY ORCIIE4'111AL CONCERTS. 3:15 to 4 :45.

Privet' to $1. Box Seats $1,50. Tomorrow, 11iC. umma and Pioutot, Verti's Requiem. itteCorninek and City 'soloists.

loowntown Orti(v. Ballston. Maols and Pianos Addreox Mall Onlora to Box Ornen. PAR Et tAst 7 NIGHTS 8:15 mat.Today&wed 2:15 ROSE "AI" MAGGIE PEPPER Kt E'U'S COMM' PLYMOUTH Eve. 815 Mat.

Today 2:13 MF. GONG ARLISS in His ti st Crectsst rUCC3S3 DISRAELI ExTRA MAT XMAS. I GLUB I COIc Ii II III; cl 0 I OiScl IS AltSTAR 11 EVI LE VEAS LIRE vj im Wad. and Fri. Country Store EVERY TUES.

NIGHT AMATEURS Complete Change Vaudeville Mon ard Thursday GLUBL Ici cl Oidtc5 111111111111111.1111115111111rnilediNZIR callEPOINNEREMEMEMIS GORDON'S OLYMPIA 0ACTS OF l'AUDEVILLE-8 1. Sat" il0 to 12 NOOn "The toe; 12 soon to 10:30 V. M. 10. 15 and 25c Photo rias In 2 6t dIS ET BURL iSAQUVE VAUDEVILLE Wash.

St, Near Boylston ROSE SYDELL CO. d6t dig SVEN E. HANSON DEAD. One of Most Prominent Swedish Residents of Worcester' County Was Active In Fraternal Orders. WORCESTER, Dee 21Sven E.

Han. P011, One of the most prominent Swedish residents of -Worcester County, died before midnight last night- in -Vincent Hospital, aged 57. Mr 'Hanson was born in Urddvalla. Borhus. lam.

Sweden. and as soon as he was old -enough he became a mem. i ber of the Swedish Army, remaining in A the service 14 years and retiring with the rank of sergeant. lie came to -Worcester in IS1 as one of the tirst of the Swedish residents of the city and he Immediately took a leading part in the business and socull life among his He organized Thule Lodge of Odd leellows a lid VHS the mime mover in organizing the Viking Guards, an independent military company ot young Swedish men. lie joined the Masonic fraternity soon after coming to Worcester, and rose to the IA degree.

He represented many steamship lines operating between the United States and SAYeden. lie was prominent in the political affairs of the city and was made a' member of the Par4s Commis. ion in 1907 and held the office Sinee that time. lie was a member of Athelstan Lodge of Masons, Worcester R. A.

Chapter, Massasoit Tribe of Red Men, Thule Lodge of Odd Fellows. 'dun Rebekah Lodge, Svea Gillis Association and Gethsemane Swedish Lutheran He was at member of the Worcester Brass Band 12 years. in the last State campaign he was candidate for Councilor in the 7th (Hst on the ticket. He leaves his wife and five children. MILING TO COST $57,000.

Norwood Votes to Have a 12-Room Lots Purchased tor a Pubilc Park, NOltWOOD, Dec 2IAt a noecial town meeting last evening in Village Ilan it was voted to build 4p, 12-room schooltonge in the triablt Instrict. at a cost net to eNceed The sum of Srso w3to transferred from the unexpended bitlan(',) of the appropriation for eve vipg and devoted to expens -election and egistrati'm. WaS appropriot(1 far and maintenance of highways, in-Milton to amounts al- for that purpose. to purchase two lot; for Zz'Yzk--0. one On Narasid so and tha other on Washington.

Market and Nahatan St. to be usod for- public part Warn otlice Inv poses. to set apart to rem the Savage hotzse on the property, for town C3Itet'S SIX' portablo the two now in the IOChU will be placed in the basement of the Fire Station, with partitions and doors, and $1500 was voted. James av and St George -ware accepted. For the water timins on Gmnt av was ad to exustut the water mams on St George and St Jsmes avg.

There $54 from the unexpended balance of the appropriation for evening schools to the maintenance of the -department of sealer of weights and measures BOSTON OPERA 1-10USI 4 3 to ROSE rpri Kt AGGIE PEPPER aildren. $57,000. ig tut: or lecture. Eranotto Caton Rundirt. Iteroeicy st.

14.44 a tn. All cordially incted. No coliertlow. FT PAUL'S a to. 'toy Cons.

amnion. St a no. Iloiy 11 a at. mornhot pester od tertoott. rtiv-ber.

the Oleos, 4 'trillion scoter and tot1newo, prearber. Rev ilucktril Yoroa. ttlit I dit later iereationoc and mitre, preaciler. the dean preacher 11aday. Thug-Mit and Friday.

Ito C- II. 111.014tett- At Tbeetay tat csattitit 101Va Ittrth' will tw soma. Os hattirdmr 1,1 a brun earlsmai dot: 12 osidatght. roohration of the fl-y Cotcycalan. 3 a ut tiertice for n'ahturockork mi.

the lioit commotion. a wt. the, Mt Cottittunio nt. the itoiy Communion. 10.15 a as.

toren a.e pro ter. 11 a la. a 4 orlehrat iret of Ito noir Com.etution. promber. I tiO Atoms.

hristmatl "toy w1.1 be welcomed by trlotietect foots the rtorbotra tho at OSP eatbodrat at 1145 irtbr.otita ewe, rroms TEAtri.r. tor Cobtambitts at and Iterkeley st-- Rev A. IL to to.telr lit a ta. arroos. Ttio ow tk're in tho Nt.w Ar," ties Lemuel H.

liturtto teaches tho Bible riots ter vote at 12.111 to. -Tho ito, the Shorboribt by cht. 1 t4T option. tr.tios: orrsit )11 Ire Ele'4 ".1 commits. Niloottmati rtiormt- "Itheeted orpraao.

ltbroat IMP rtaa 111411 reit. 11.wors Varrott Ntr. Atimbs, dtroetor: Charles Pointer Potter. Organist. Everybody Rivaled.

ES.111AVCEL CII1-RC11. 11 Newbury et-Rot Elwood Worceter. Pot. PIC ribrloc tterviroa. 10 30 a tn.

4 m. Atilt-sem. St ail 1 'Icor loot Ttioo' tellestate Boleti; oefortory, "Comfort I Teri till'''. lirdel. Who.

1211 Soiodity a to If Rev Wttirn lAntenre. hit-tent of still stearti ta the morr tic. and Rot ler Mecoath to tho Tutelar. lee 1:41. eb.11.1ro1- earol rev, 5 m.

41Iiri.tatas Viranosetar 1we 'X. bolt rommuulon. a tr. IbtoIltair proer. arratoa on.1 communion.

10134 a m. The rector will preach. THE EIRST 1.117111n1113T mi 11411. ikt. rear of the istate nettles.

Ernest Lyman Mills. 10116 a rbo star of tlsitintoo music; tooted chortt of 36 Mrs 4 411TP 44. ao4 ri1.0 -ar E. Esti orconitt and ellrector. 12 wore.

Eilbie echoed. 5 Plesont Sunday noon. Chriatmaa ittorea 6 721b Ia. Irr wart Lragno. in.

The "Aft of Jesus" Iiitistroted ty tbi storoopt levet Wodneoda y. Christmas 11sy. 10 54 a anion 1.1-4 te'e. 'It ittttop John W. tianditon.

drorited. ARREN-AV IlltrTIST CiTttrit. comot n.0,4 Cant.s at-The pastor. Hechiefo Johat00 DP. wafl ptacit at both wertleits.

10i.st it In "The reepritt Slconing Chritit. moo." ns. "liNe shop Gttl'a ettrithtmes tortipm. This is an address for woo dn not oxvoet a bailpr bristslaa. Srlortal 4bl-batman gamue hotb mottling and venly', Mr Ethel M.

littiptnoit. ioin Ira usear iientfing. '4'0110 Mrn K.4,0 II N. so. 14TS 00 and In a4.111$oo Ia lb.

vOSIDir INatralt. and trot AdIrbt 11ole Quartet. Fiona aertlea at 7 tn. et-come. SPIRITUALISTIC MEETINGS.

vinsT SPIRITI SC SeltINIE, (14(111-11. F.ptn Mall. Huntington tlialubro. i1 Ut141 ington imottlay I45. inn pattpr.

Rev C. C. How ottu-tattng. portal illtrimtnatt program). Free attomolost.

114 tousle. come. FIRST SPIRITrAt TEMPIrr. at at 12 ns. SPIllnee tit 7 4 The, gowns itersie will bo devoted to twirl( 111PNleP41 through lb.

tutrillamship of Sim W. firockway. Mits TOMSON FlOWLANTI vrnt give full form mstarta)igirg aml Sower seams at ber resident. 551 Columbus ay. Sunday afternoon st 3:45.

MRS M. KNOWLESSpiritual insetting Sunday. 8 in, 4 Arlington term: oS Pelham sot. ITAICMANT MAU. 724 Wsshlogton et.

N. P. Smith, weaker, afternoon slot groping- DEATHS. ABBOTT In Brookline. Dee PMentrd A-Abbott.

62 yre 7 mos. Funeral serviees ist residence. 1742 Beacon at. Standay Dee :2. at 2 m.

Funeral private. ARN01.D-In SomerCile, Doe 20. Dta wife of Henry F. Arnold. ra Yra.

n2001111 will be hobi from her late residence. Croviter t. Sunday at 3 Welock. Mains papers pleat nAssrrrtre Chelsea. Dee IP.

Dells IL. avtfe of Ba-Aiderman Charles, F. Bassett. yrs. Services at residence.

23 Bloomingdale it, Sunday at 2 BitliRT-In Charlestown. Dee it. Gantry, V. Berry. in his 1.9tit year.

rtanral asosrices at the First lniversanat Churen. Thompson set. Charlestown. Saturday. tbet 2I at I ea.

Invited te attend. Fast Boston. Dee :9. Edgar P. Brooks.

Funeral notice istir. int lit; A Itti--1 Jemmies Da, hariee II. Itturgliard. 71 yrs. Nora tere.

at bpi 1st residence. 127 ft St. I otsdny. IPee 23, at 1.3,d in. Burial private.

Pieces omit dOnera. BURNETT-1n this city. Doe 111, Nora M. beloved wife of Erneot Burnett. Bimetal 'from her late residence.

14 Nashua at. Saturday. pee 21. at as. Masa at St Niary's cntreh.

Endicott it. at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. tH eity. Dee 19.

Mary. widow of Timothy Ca'11. Funeral front lair late reswetire. 3 lilt-yard it. SavurdaY.

lire :1 at a nt. Solemn rat meat at st JIMPS Chureh at 9 fetlock. Relatives asa friends invited to attend. CIARKFI-At ttatt 110630 for Aged Women. ten roumoe lima 71 yttrat storyietts at hat hotrua friend are invited to attend.

ft Woburn. Dee 2ft John a. ,,.111. 64 yrs 7 time do, Funeral day. Dee at A 43 a an, from his lato residence.

42 Uniott st. ftecrie at ebaries Church at 9v2d1 na. Relative. and are invited to attend CRANK-1n Roaloirr Do', 19. Daniel hes.

hand of the tate nd erg or lit Jolm and Crate. Cutters! from Ms late residence. 2trl tJtII.id. et. Hh ts.

at a et. ig mato of rerrieut at the mission rhumb. at tt o'clock. Reis. lives and friends respeettoy Lit, member Brookline Connell 110.

K. of C. CCRRY-lo Stattpan. 11C Etrldir.st Jr NiSorleyi. beloved ot Jame curr7 formerly Of ami.ridze.

Funeral from her tate residenee. 1t4. lull pt. Saturday at SOlentil requiem moos at Angelus Church at 9 o'clock, ytelati, mad friend. Invited- latertueitt la Croats Cemetery.

Dorchester. Doc '20. Mari wife of tidrvar Vutteral from her late rest. 4: BM it. Orr ilanotttk at.

013 dljty. at it: I ceelork a m. it Igis muss of recolem at St Peters Chnreb eet. MI limiter 11111. at 9 to'closit.

Relatives and frictids invited to attend. 1114411,11 to at rota. Ex4.ELHAIt1Jr-Itt Roxbury. pee 20. 'Anis Funeral from late.

teams. at. Sittntay. Ina 22. it, Perehrea at chorrit.

poop Poston. tit 2 m. Relatives od fibm tt ret.tetf,tily taa l4.41 to 'attend. Men, ter of Vore.teo Fourth land. No.

2... nand of lillott "ann. riestr awl thaktnn FISH En-In Weattro.4. tare IP. JaNn It.

italarr. 70 yr. too 2 its. Funeral at First l'arlag 1.totartan etturett. Itedhant.

Sunday at 2 'it. itMtivea and InYttell. Train INNILam trxtrn Smith Station. Roston, at tin FLYNNIn eathltrhiee. Jc 2 Flynn.

Funeral trust the honte of Net. Ili- Murphy. 14 Marion at. Sunday. tr.

at 12:15 "harp. at St rteka. hiir. Berg-hire at at 1 I ma.a Mouly. 2.1.

at 7:::0 a et. and frAa intited to at. I Late owttilk of ittam Unity. N. 1.

of and Nlotita Ast-a tat thi eilS. 11-e 19. TV11ham Henry. heloret Pm of awl Mary F.an,rtee It2 Eaat Isea.msts ot. It) yea 3 tona I 1.1111e1.1111 pricnte from St-Attu partment of City Ilovital.

iir.ja, bee at 2 iv in. Itt, 19. 49 yr. tow Funeral at Stant.64- se NI. E.

I kive et 2:30 tu. 411n1 11144114 to aatend. GREENIn Dee at her tate Pootwortla at. Caswell. off, of r.

(roeo. GS yrs. "Funeral .114 late-. orldoar or the It, wt. J.

l'ulern I row Tit 40' 1,.1. nyn 4t. Ito.ton. tiny afternoon rtt I Sera rt. nt Nt I mialls 4 at lianas Ntototar one-ning I 7 ite.

tit and frientta 11114.14,4,4 thla etty. Ile, IP. Kane Lit. wI1 or II. rat P.

yrs. F4- netal seradett at the home. an ithitnes at. Saturday. 21.

at 2 n'ohalt m. 'Ivan imited. Interment at Iloclipat. Maas. IIENR-1n Dee zo.

Eitntt. dananiter of the tate eorn.tio end cnrrte rhintint fienry. 47 yrs 3 mem onerat at Mt Auburn Chapel Sunday at 2 o'rtorg. and friends In sited. lInt.MTIlittl- In Eauthrldge.

bee it zeroth V. nV Jetto 21. at Grorma too. I. ut-erettlS-111 19 ito t.t ioa 14 rlitscre Ito bow.

of her. Mat Lk laaaraing. ItinhJoa Stlifda3- Dee 21. at 2 ce.qek. Ft teto! tovityt.

KEWla this irity. Igee .1, 0,0 rt. H. Kew. 44 yrs- Initial 'savage.

liallraz.N S. pa ten wie ropy. la-liMANla bee IV. AnM lot. luau lure Btitgeo.

beloved wife of Bleggael Leignau. rouvini frit bPr late reindesow. Merrill st. Stunner. bee 2.

at I Welorli, Aileniintsee it genitives and friends reirest.si LYNCHAt city 2.. sow 0 tok-en and foram-Hy of Bostogg. tiI vrs. Relatives take bet egg', bee I. Edward Nierug.Prai trn tb iatan g' go J.iligg J.

ronnol.y. 11Bitg Wasningtou at. lager a 1- rr ft WU the residenes. of his Mrs It. V.

Gregor. Bristol road, humble. bee Itelauvea anti LZee4. lasttad. 1 1 1 J.

21. B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE Jcssa Lasky's Greatest Production IN THE BARRACKS Wit Myte. McCarthy, Nyille Brewater, Frank Rushwarth and Company Of 20 EDVIIN FORD A misted by Wm.

F. flgr. In His DANCING CARNIVAL 4 Bile, Beautiful Scenes! Mack Orth I Belle Story Kitty Traney Lenharr flvfrture it 2 end 7:45 NEXT WEFK. "THE APPLE OF PARIS" ray Bosion THEATRE TODAY AT 2 "A Scream From Start to --AMERIcAN WETIPA and IXESCHER Present AMERICA'S MERRIEST STAR EDDIE tifiltER OF IN THE RIVER" Christmas Matinee and Night sel4aawtes F3 MOM TREMONT THEATRE TODAY at 2:15 TONIGHT at 8:15 And Ilia Superb New York Company In THE RAINBOW SOD tA DOW for Xmas Afternoon and Eve. SHUBERT MATINEE TODAY AT 2 and tha Whirtof Society wah AL JOLSON Four Ga by TUPM, Fri.

Sat. Special Gmby Dull Mat. Dec. 24. Seats now for Christmas WeekLast Week SHUBERT THEATRE The Women's Educational and Industrial Ilion Presents the Children's Players in THE NAUGHTY LITTLE PRINCESS A German Fairy Story Piny for Children.

Dec. 26 at 2:30 O'Clock Tickets on sale at theatre and at 264 Boylston $2.00, 81.60 and $1.00 SSu ST. JAMES THEATRE Mass. Ave. TeL B.

B. 202. Eves. at S. 1ats.

Daily Except Monday. T. JAMES CO. In the great comedy DAVID HARM Prices 15-75. Mats.

15-50. Branch ticket offices. 149 and 207 Tremont Sr. Starting Dec 24. Isla of Spice.

6t dI6 Castle Sq. ITe1 Mr. John Craig Announces OPENING MONDAY. DEC. 23 IHE GINGERBREAD MAN Prices 15e, 25e50e.

75e. Down-Town Ticket OMco---15 Winter St. 6t d16 GRAND Girls of Gay Gotham Burlesque OPERA HOUSE Ladles Daily latInee, any seat 10 cents. WALDRON'S nAm rSe IlreeOt Near Tremont Row ROBINSON CRUSOE BUBLESQUERS St dt8 TNILLSYT WAANTSON'S BEEF II I Something Doing Yll 6t d16 COMPLAINT OF STRIKERS. Ladies' Cloak Makers' Union to Investigate Report of Police In terference.

The joint executive board of Ladies' Cloak, Skirt, Shirtwaist Makers, Cutters and Pressers and Ladies' Tailors and INressmakers' Unions appointed a special committee last night to make a complete investigation of complaints that policemen were interfering with women members of the union in the vicinity of the Ulin Levine factory on Essex at. where the members have been On strike 12 weeks. If the committee finds substantiating evidence it will take the cases to the Police Commissioner. It was stated that a number of citizens who have witnessed the activities of the police have given their names to members of the union and stated that thy will willingly testify in any cornpltfints made in the cases they observed. WAS IN LIBBY PRISON.

Sergt George W. Hunt Dead in His Home in Plainfield, Conn. PLAINFIELD. Conn, Dec W. Hunt, a sergeant in the 3d Caveiry of Connecticut, which was a part of the celebrated brigade of Gen George W.

Custer, died at his home. Quak(-r town, Conn, Thursday, aged 68 years. Sergt Hunt was confined in both- Anuersonville and Libby Prisons. After close of the war he became noted as first solo cornetist in the Old 3d Re 41- ment Band. stationed at Fort New London.

Ills wife and three sot-. one of them Prof Charles Hunt of Elmira, Y. survive him. GLOUCESTER. wi Elizabeth T.

Gifford.7 widow of Asa T. Gil ford. died yester1a3, at the Addison Gilbert Hospital. being In her 74th year She was a native of Nantucket and came to this city in 1S7-2 with her husband. She was a member of the Prospect-st Methodist Church.

and was actively identified with its work. She leaves a son Allan and a brother, Roland C. Folger. In the District Court yesterday Melvin 1. Douglass, charged with the larceny of $11 from a room occupied by Mrs Ella Jennings.

was bound over in WO bonds to the Grand Jury. Dariel Campbell was sentenced to two months in the tiouse of Correction for an assault on Mattie Hayes. and the latter was given the same sentence for drunkenness. The affair occurred at a boarding house on Duncan St. whelk it was Campbell demanded something to eat.

and not getting what he wanted. made a the Hayes woman throwing a mestard bottle at him. which made an ugly gash in his head. Get.rge E. Fisher has been elected teller of the Gloucester National Bank.

Vice Pres George E. Steele resigned. arid Chester S. Curtis, until recently bookkeeper in the City National Bank. has been elected to a similar position In the Gloucester National.

Air Steele Vjj remove next week with his family to Binghamton. But few of the gll netters got out to ie grounds yesterday. The following boats. however. npoie lifts and hinded these Lives of polloelt: Ntargaret -Voti pounds: Clertrutie -100u pounds; terprise.

rounds; Quoddy, lit1.10 pounds; Tasen. EAMI pounds. 1 "THE I v' li 1 II od Mel Faculties of Law, Philosophy and Colonial Science. Last Will Train Officials, Farmers and-Merehants. HAMBURG.

Ger. Doc 21The Senate has adopted the proposal to found university here consisting of threc facultieslaw. philosophy and colonial science Tlieae are to be supported hi tho on Of sum of which ha. i m.ell appropriated for tho purpose by tho city. The Neel of the colonial scienc e.

fsetilty is to train students as colonial (Uncials, agriculturists and merchants. PRESENT FOR EVERY MEMBER. Christmas Tree and Banquet by Speedwell Colony, Pilgrim Fathers. BEVERLY. Dec Colony.

Pilgrim Fathers. held a Christmas tree and banquet in its hall last evening. In the center of theThall was erected a large Christmas tree loaded down with presents for 67) members who were present. VI iliam E. Choate.

governor of Speedwell Colony. acted as Santa Claus. and the distribution of Apresents furnished considerable amusement. Everybody was remembered with some kind of a Joke gill the distribution of presents there were readings by Mrs Flora Murphy of this city. Mrs Augusta M.

Ober of Lynn. Mrs Cora Warner of Salem and John D. Woodbury of Gloucester. At the close of the entertainment supper was Pe vod and addresses made by several of the ofticers from other colonies. It was voted that the next gathering would be with John Endicott Colony of Salem.

at which a 'number of the officers will be present SUNDAY SERVICES. NEW CHURCH ISW.F.DENRO Iva A t.ebureb of tte New JerusAletn. at. upposit the State House ParkItev Jitnies Reel sad Rev II. Clinton Hay.

pastora. Divine 'tenthly St 10:30 a at. Christmas 'Nervier tatth sermon by 51r Hay on the birth of the Lord into the world. 'the Sunday school service will follow at 12 o'cloek with Christmas carols sod Illus. trations of the Lord's birth from the of Rob.

Leinwebber reproduced la rotor by tile rellectoracope. Visitors tordiall, weleMite ato all twrvices. ST MARK'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. Winthrop at. Near fontley-St Terminal Station.

Roxbury. Boston. Iter reilr In "Ann Maier. rastorSunday, morning service at 10:30: sermon. "The Advent of it Great Revealer." Sunday School at 12 ocity-k.

Stria day. evening PPP 1 tee at siddreaa. "lb Heavenly Guest at the Door." Christmas Day; morning "orrice at 10:30: oenalon. "Tie 51an velour' Chrtst-Cbild." Sunday School Christmas festirsl. 7 in.

PIRST BAPTIST ClICItl-11 (founded In Itle.st. Commonwealth ay. eye Clarendon etPtitille tromillo at 10:30 a In. 1ducical reiterg at 4 m. Sunday sehoel at 12:10 DI.

Tile paotor. Rev Auaten Kennedy de Innis. will preaeh. Subjeet of morning sermon. "JotirrierIns With the SbeplierdYr" Anthems by Beinnity.

Matthews and Tours Music at remmni trent I the cantata "The Chriet Child." thy C. it. Hawley. Atidress by the pastor. "The Christ of Song and Story." CLARENDON-ST BtrtIST ClICRCH CIETIf will hold sentees leth morning and evening at the Flrst United Presto clinreli.

corner Warren av and liVest Breok line Pt Rev Jetties A. Francis preach it both servity-s Morning. i-t). auhiect. Thing.

Ile Tatigitt. Bible English and Chin. 12 m. Evening service. 7:30, transferred from lettenc to UMted Presbyterian Churee: sublect.

"A Cittltpult Mesaage." THE nt-riLETST BAPTIST CH RCII Pastor Fulton preaebes. ira. apeakable Gift. choice Ciiristmas music. quartet.

chorus and Was Barbers iVerner. sox. linist. 7:15. Christina eoncert.

Sunday School: chureh quartet. choir and lAura Steesete string trio assisting: cantata. "Adorat'on INevini. 12 and 2:34. Bible School 12.

Page claim special Christmas session: Edna IL Harlow. J. C. McFarlane. class quartet and orheetri.

Cordial Verie0M11. TREMONT TENIPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Strangers Sabbath HomeMorning prayer. evening prayer. Preaching at and 7 0.PirPOL by the pastor.

Ibe Ctelland Myers. Dr). Sunday 'whoa'. 11retherhoml mud Girls Helpful at 12:10 lb tn. The following Christmas mnaieal program will te rendcre.t br the Lotus Male Quartet: Nine 1Kilbelm1na Wright Calvert.

soprano. soloist itn4 the Temple Chorus. Mr Almon J. Fairbanks. organist; Mitts Marie Zelesing.

violiniat. UNION CONGREGATIONAL Curnett. eor columbile av and 'West Newton atSermon. a tn. Ike, Allen A.

Stnekdale, pastor. Sitbjeet. "Better Than Rundles." Thep regular Union Church vested choir of 35 voices and the vestect carol choir of 50 voices Will he aguistet1 by Mrs Gertnide Connor. violin: Miss lett-e Launder. violin: 5lies Jessie Lobdell.

MYR Georgia Lasitelle. eelle. 7:30 in tihje Seheol Christmas concert. BROMFIELDTREMONT-ST CIRCUIT iMetliodist k.y Leopold A. Nies will iirsach at Broomfield-at Church at 10:30 a in on.

The Chill 1Vontiertul." DP J. 51. Leonard preaches at Treniont at 10:30 a tn. on Christmastide. Or the Fnlinesis of Time." At 7:30 in.

I)r Leonard sneaks at Tremont at on. "The Cradle of the King." illustrated I stemtpticon. There will be Christmas at both churches. FOR!) IIA1.1. MEETINGS.

Ford 11811. op. poslie State ParkIrof 4Itaries Zoe idin wtIl sonday evening on tiow Mich the New Order Is In the Present" Leonard Singer. violiniat. and Rose 11.

Shapiro will give a com-ert program' at 7:30. which will include following nival. Wieniawskit "Spanish littnee No. 5." Saraaate. Doors open at T.

Eterybody come. Free. CI Irttril OF THE ItISCIPIeFik ilnitariatri. Corner Jertwy ands Peteria Ire Stsloiscipies" "clictol at Iti: lat a tn. rhorch 'service at gn: preaching by the pastor.

Rev Abraitam 5K. RItit.sny siit.Jrt, 'Ilse Christ I in A Christman Sertnon." Fo.los-ing this service. the Christmas totrvime of the Ihaciples' School and Church. All 'teats tire free. and a cordial externieti to the nubile.

PARK STREET corner Park and Trenton" sta. Rev A. Z. Conrad. DD.

pastor-- l'reaching Smolity at and by the pastor. Speritil serviette: Nlorning. 'The tileato tlie ituwo. "'rite St.try That Gladdens the Vorld- tibI, at 12 tn. Etictegvor meeting at male tartet and tbdin.

J. Conant. organist and 41totrionster. Centre and sta. Janinie.

Nato- Walter rowel, int. minister. "Tbe Three Ilitthpinees of .1.5. "The Magid rhrlattuati Stoykliez." $1...0.1 Christ TT1AM 11111Ale 10011111M IM c.c!). inc.

Mrs Eleanor Al-eit and Mr Peret Baker. Havel Freettlau. 1st; l'ilgrint Male tplartot. TIIE FlitST CHURCH OF cif nisi sciENTIST. ThP Nittrotts Church, Falmouth.

Norway and St Prot $ta. isc41 a in ami Sable-t of tac iigNttla Saitil(111. II it Incinding Man. Evolved 1y Atomic rolse?" sm.cy a tn. Testimonial meetIng every evenitiz.

iti Setown by l'alIEJI Chit rip. 4 QmartH. Speelit: Intite, itiMe leader. rnatos Sattymi ggo. t.hriettime meeting.

Nir 'led lett, 1 soh.tst. Christala yom-ert ty Itible telbtol. I 7:17... Atte. meet ihk.

TA teg Upi it PA rros4." witii 1reoptieriti jti Id'. of ea Srntie st Morning w-ersion at 1.r...ft.-Ling- by pastor. Ilea Frederick E. Ileath; sottlect. "The Clreattleas of the text.

Luke ii, I3 sitAvs-muT corner Tremont and P-okdi tie E. Ellsworth Sliumiket, rill). pastor. pmit.11. 108) on -We letrld ille Glory." t.

"Making, 'lbw Clitistmaa Joy Permanent" mloste by and choroa, Ail seats greet ctiuttc Wrimit SomerYille. 11T Erthcia W. (CI-trine. 14). torPreaching Itcllo a ILL subjct.

"rb. cart- 7.1:1 to. sokteet. "It le Net 133N1011). free.

Etetytysty welcome. ST it)IINA Virginia l'orcheatar. Rev Cr-o. rift Pa.torlkiort0,1g service. b.rgloo: epeeist 11111.ie ttecOratiroak veated choir.

Ail welcome. tNri, EMU: STUDENTS' ASS4IDitio. worship m. Steinert IQ islitn St. sPelikPr.

Bible leyttin-r r. J. Wo.otworth. S.stts tree. no eollectio n.

pAINK HALL. Appleton 3 gt lee-tate. J. P. ir.

kmitvtt Jestts. Free debate follows. Ail -yeteotre. SITNDAT CONIit IX, tlatries 1.41214.!---Stilllny afternoon. 4.

of Soloit. Gievituni tenor. FEZST Tilouctrr moet sunday. it a to. Chaim, 111111 Building.

Roylaton St, Copit7 byeaker, C. II C. Negrill PASCER OFTICE. Boston r7I f4Iti I i Ilk I ja. .404 tr a 1, ow 1111 07 3.41160 140 RED CROSS LINE tEAit ro.li 11 1 1:4 In de.

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tiEw Ycrt, Fistu31, Cu. 24, 3 P. It CAMMIA, Cm 31, Nun Calls at Queenstown Crafts is Groot Hod Wall 126 Ste Steel Tel F. H. CD MUM MGM ALLAN LINE 41144iteN 4I 444A4tt One Class Cabin Sertke nd 4.4,411tant an I 1 miaalast 44t Naramattat Jags 1141 I 1.triiis.

1.1 Ihe I Mlle 4 arrw4I 1In4comir eq Iterti $41 t4 hIrd 110., 4 It. I kerrp I 4 egraaa 4 :1 alit 4 ALLA, gt 1.1 anol PANAMA "al aril tIe. West I Preil.mit rtt 1CP tor Ili or.014 MOTtIr wurierv.ktor Agreaty. 144- 1 411 248 ass St tkZ.larl LI WINTER RESORTS BRETTON ARMS i-77 fultrik, if I MI I Cloy IN tr v.411,1, A4t4b1, .6 140 tAk. now t.

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c-14 PATENTS TENT CROSBY GREGORY 1rt 3 44 1A tit et call Ittr intrtgattilies Of .4.0416 Y-sr t.1 1rt tit or call tor informative or 04.04116 t. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN LOAN' No, n4104001 400 1 00.4440 4 per Si44-14 1 40 44.f.74t LIS 114 1 1.44-04,4410 144 J17.1117, 4 40,14,0 vf 14,) to vot 0,204 IL IV; 1. AL THE BALL ROOM 1, A I Ai 4, 1: 4 1tt113 la t. a sat'e 11-7 Liar It ate Ititt 6.1-4 -woe It to4 t9 I I PIP I 1 II. tj 1 b.

1 I I I 11:, 1414 -L iiiiit pp tort, 't, 9e NEW ENGLAND 192 Washington BUSINESS CHANCES I WANT A PARTNER V11111 I 11.21 1r11 111.1.111. 1 main's ta t.w. a ir tat Ifte lb itrt lear 191. it a me t.ta.1110 vo aur 16,...,0 ga vtra-rit Deo 141.0 C46toasaa. sNslAelei or irt.1 III.

Otto 4 al. IA. foot Lames, it finvg als11 16, 111111111 11162,1.4 lr.f tt AK, 7, i I. 0.0 oft TO LET FOR RESTAURANT C3 ROOMS tsR Icon H. 2ve 11 liV111.4 1.4 Catebtidso.

11 rodue laud I tbsio-it plumtittig in 6,4 t. 101 m'llortst-e eq. I lifse-qsl I Itit, li sanity goPar SIZKI buy t. WI. I 1.11 of amv.r.

10 t. cs 3tt ihowar.1 of, K.of,ftet 1.,.. ut, to dale etrulture ttd i Ag iSPrattuterti P. t.er.1-tils.. clod' at t' U.

tittA it. 110 1.1 04 1.6z. m.p. rya tZ 1 l. r-- 4' I cr.

sod ii. rto patr.liNg b.g.i, littAT 4 1140S1. IA it rya tZ r-- iirricrr sod silo pattaliNg food isesse is Ci sad enlist GILIENIEIL usteste. Mass. rt is pavan: tuost ot honor; resso44 fro' oorir.r.

other Bea 014. 1. Mass. 11 1.114:a i 7.11.1-1 1.we orbole ew part Itoterrot I-s errokIr or Zy atittritatts0 for Rend.a bas peCtait et a future. t1letoe 4-114 11, good tod.

real 110. ,,:4, IA-atm at. ter. rok r1-14 a stg 4 ticket at coatneaable alive. A 13 rrwa 417 tto oft iiAlfiNs1 drug atom.

$.1,0,40 rrow-ing At? 111 111.1 MI 10, firs 4 .11 PNI 1a rrt.t eP? of iLio II 1. Agricaltural rItt14l4 kt I poi Gnix-FRIE add darietv oot ell to 'sr eatod7 tradd. largo orbd4 el-oo 4 cane of drat 8- I I.o ro-t LoHoN(. Wok t): eldato godiody. It dap Olds pet.

Credit arr. Iwo. ton, darry di 'visa toot to 1141 Gdovio gm1 lo cahoot in Jamaica rAle TS. 4hp e.4-e7V 4:11 top 11.11 tool; 2-- rnrrmAN, CO 774 et 4.4 itS rtowprr I Wel row i iti-K en, Trtr-rt 9t ALACY Itoe door DAILY IVVIlt FL. rtusz.

brocktpla. Ideas; etreulail.ba 1300, esult DEATHS. tbla elte. Pee 2n. Owen 72 yrm Iftineral tronk tbe of Mit daughter.

Mtn Jtres A Wagzett. lait v. hee .1.1. at its L.0- 44Ittem With curiae. at Jano.s Cloareb.

flares. tat sa. at Sk n't-Ita It. laiernient at ytora.11 Cemetery. boortalit lia-latlie and It avads Int ail tin Pee 20.

19:2, Arrbitol4 are ot Tiaranat awl Isate, a lair. il, yra. Funeral la he at Ilia late dt.ttst!.olt air. oa lIfIttlatkto at 2 an Cr-Prods laattod to IIIKRAT-la laer Lk TNortatt. ltavloved Leatiand et Murray Morpnyf Funeral foron (be tootddor el Lis Cornet tos Ly a -tt ft at 'to! aPa.

Sunday'. et I of ta. ertfloal tit St iZoatp at Jei ta. Eelatfoeo awl friends reates-tta latited tit attend. late member of Novae NE-se ittutal at Croaa tsatorttry, ro-awe omdt rowt-ra.

lit'ltItAY-In rinoeoter. Dee 111. meetAest. Mary. ova, of I 12- from Lee tale It 'mote.

Il tenettaa, I. pi. Dee 21. at a on. Maas at tit Ieter- unurt-l.

tst21, at lriocit. awn if.eofin 3614tHIN-In i.arletoon. lik-e L. ortte of ii. Sttria ae-rtItte.

at Sandi Point Me. DOC papera pleat ccry. 0.NrILL--la rharlot owo. 19. widow of I v.

room ber late teaideme. 10 at. vat- today. Per 1.1. at a tn.

lte.An.ent t'gs um at St Morr It b. Worora of. at o'clock. Itetativeo eel 1:4 tainted to be preerat- DPOTIllt--la Totolon. Mao.

Dec Vt. Maria J. tilitoyle. sister ot tr I Cleary ot roati Imarler. f-gtoral loots bet' late orst dere-e 0 tam at.

itt Sek Praia fOontent mato. at St Narra futry.ce tit 9 Welock. Ite.wtoet and U.ructo Lia-Es invited. PrNell -In ensfbrid.Te Doe 3. Mary A.

tlauztiter of the Port-k an-I Mary Etawo. tonnerly of the West Lart. roaernl otice later. RFAItlooN--la Canthrld4e. zo.

mite of ItAmitail 1r-imolai tram bee late ZS IItota al. litall day. Ifor 21. at tf.I5 a tn. Emerat tato at the Chorea of la.

EletoneJ nocranfent itt 9 o'cloctf. In ryi-rett. Dee 1)11. at hi. regt.

orts.e 44 tileattaie at. It'ilhatak Ilan in 6.0. peal Ftonetal 1.06r11 l'A. terms a 1bapl. Itattorg.t4,a at.

Itt.el. on SettoMe.e. Im. at -o I. IL, nod triemla invited to mtruit.

linital iNeat Lebanon. M. Jamaica III. almit.a. Mary toe hire tuee te4 tr.ze ot Accost Funeral from to-r late Peq" citsotp, ro.

Carolina ar Illa.n. Sat, urday. Viet 21. at 2 clock. li-Trial iailate.

In Cbartentona. 2.1.. irrrd G. A t. 3P1 yro.

Funeral triom 1,1,, late detwe. a at. Charkt.ototoa. Ile'. at :130 tn.

lielofla- Ana ofrifell to attend. Etlral at IItetalloott Cemetery. Everett- IS. lAwarii. om 4' Ma.

ttoio I 1--- and ri.arl. IV 110 Ilnel. Bariel 2 Viattmtav. Itec 21. Fug- I it Ito LINt.

E. lade Of W. statet-t. 7-'1 a.itroo at Ler late In Filmes U. Ilea I.

as. 1 It EV I -Zo. Uri -et ut i a ell i :.1 td, NI muliy, at ft itch time, at at st tritar's Civirrb at ff. to for inotroont. It.1...titteit m'4 turned No 3-nern at of the family.

WALLDee 1.f NtSehel era took Ironeat froza the retodetice of Ill, Nt School Wall. yrs 7 took Ironoeat trona the residence, of ble oono. l'otooto A. w.I. .9 tireroe at.

111to4ry. to.e 21. at 9 a tn. SeAPTist Immo. at Ito lunneeIlate Coor-eTtlat itarrirort at.

at to Itelatoeo sal fzionla queeted to attret. th, S-Cent tv Ifrooloal, Toe, ty Jer-ore Jr. toetooeol os otr Jramee A. and Ellett NV ter. (nee Teo, ot re 7 Mo, clot.

In rowel I I t. ite4.1.0r. Y.Ail urday. tkoe 111. at to.3,1 a St et at to ant frionott too.t to atooLtd WA1111-1n l'ototorrIt1e.

Pee 19. Iota of loaalel hi riur.qx!, front her lat. rrellooneoo, 42 Court et. day. Vre at 2 WEBBER-1n Itorebeeter.

Arthur betoored bnoband of Als-e I onooto Bodeetri. foto yrs 4 aloe eta. futonst 1 at biro late raottene. 11 cows to et. I.

Nete.n.et. Snoolar. at 1 It at fllinthatii. Itelat-tee m4 knoood to attend. Witittrott.

1 te: twly Irtat4 ms IA LA. 1 rn t3 l. iFtutwria 11-tattrop. for 1 N1 tr: ot.ly Dot 4 awl Itp-e, 1 yrn t3 1.. ratters' nPftt ZIA) PI, a.allt at 2 atel le attar.d- 1 1 WILLIASYSIn la.

3bisrri-wl A-. wife ot Jtape IA VI tm-tat lay. ever tit. Lie 21 at 3 ZETTERMANla 19 etriatato. beloto-01 or lba, EasattA 74.ttorthan.

and ta.ther to dael E. Zettervmaa 62 yra. Falwral trna 1A-t 1.t. rpoldtpnee. LI Eliviresie I.

Ai ftdal. Itec 33, at m- itrattir. an4 trirmls teiratod. Burial at Esergrvea CeirMW to-17 BOSTON LUSE, NO. 10.

8. P. O. ELKS. age ttn.t..et.

Cite-eget tool ata ettli tale p1ge at chapel. Ftteegt gt mg. Nterrtgeat ta 11, bentStets ar eg tat ateatt. I. E.1!te4 CILLALEd bectelezp teel PI pl r- Ivr 1.

411: Ir 1114 U4 004 A 1 I 1 44 I Increase to 1600 Hands in Meat Plants. Union Members Assert That Police Interfere With A proposition that a series of socials or whist parties be held during the Winter by the Boston C. L. U. Label Section was submitted to that organization last night, and a committee was elected to consider plans, etc.

At each, it was stated, a speaker would tell briellY of the advantages of union labeled products of all kinds. Pres William Kobs was elected as the representative to it tneetitg on school matters to be held the evening of Jan 5. New credentials were received from Bakers' Union 7. International Pres John P. Hart of tile A.

F. of E. Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union the educational hour speaker, reported on the successful conferences held this week with the managements of two meat plants in Cambridge and Somerville, and by which the 1600 members of the Cambridge-Somerville Unions of this organization will each receive a wage increase of $1 a week beginning next Monday. Election by Metal Spinners. Louis F.

Harer was elected president oif Metal Spinners Union SS last night. The other officers chosen are Carl vice president; F. J. Carr, recording secretary; John J. Dwyer, financial sccretary; Gallarani, treasurer; Ivan Ehrntzon, guardian; Joseph M.

Harrington, I3enjamin Perry, Enid lielmboldt. trustees; John H. Cushnie. statistician; Benjamin Perry, Louis F. Harer, F.

J. Carr, John H. Cushitic and Carl Berggren, executive board. Delegattbs to the Boston C. L.

U. NATI be at 'the next meeting. The union, it was stated. represents every man of the business in this vicinity. Associition Makes a Good Showing.

Poston Section of the International Geneva Association of Waiters elected 'Charles Koch ling last night as its president. Frank Schallinger teelected treasurer for the fourth 3ear. The other officers chosen are: Peter Nelson, vice president: Robert Wright, secretary; Charles P. Munn, controller: Emile F. Coulon, sergeant-at-arms.

and Anton Brune lia and Otto Backe. trustees. The annual reports showed the organization to be in a very excellent condition, both in membership and finances, and that good progress had been made during the past year. Local Labor Notes. Cigarmakers' Union held another special meeting last night, in Faneuil Ila II, and disposed of a large number of the more than 300 proposed amendments to the international constitution.

which have been submitted to a referendum vote of the membership by the convention held at Baltimore this year, the first session of the character for 16 years'. Many of the proposed changes are of a minor nature, but under the laws of the union each must be officially voted upon by the membership. So as to make Christmas as pleasant as possible for six members who are and their families, Roxbury Union 67 has voted a donation to each. Flowers and whatever extra holiday cheer will be permitted was ordered for James McLaughhn. an old member, who is reeovering front a serious illness at one of the local hospitals.

Igent John M. Devine. Frank Curley, Edwin Jones and Harry D. Mooney were to the Greater Boston Carpenters' District Council. Ladies' Straw and Felt Hat Makers' Union met last night in Wells Memorial Building and adopted plans for the season.

Sec Austin P. Kaveney of the C. L. V. Union Label Section and Thomas J.

Minihan of the Teamsters' Unions were speakers. ESTBO RO. Offaccr John P. Crowe and Walter Sullivan, candidate for deputy sheriff. to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Deputy Sheriff William Magner.

yes-Sheriff Dwinnell. dicer Crowe. who is a State deputy fire warden. is also a member of the- Fire Department and a Westboro policeman. Mr Sullivan was formerly a special polictman and is also a Member of the Fire Department.

The annual meeting of Bethany Chapter, 0, E. S. was held last evening in Masonic Hall. arid the following othcers elected: Mrs William M. Buxton.

WM Everett A. lord. VP; Mrs Julia Marshall, AM; Ethel Denham. Mrs Mary climmings, Mrs Nellie Lord. Mrs Clara D.

Brigham, Ac Clerk Willard J. Humes of the First District Court rztturned Zo his duties for the first time yesterday since he wac Injured in October in a runaway accident. Nir and Mrs Edwin Walton of Summer St announce the engagement of their daughter. Velma M. Walton, and Arthur D.

Bruce of Toionto, cnt, formerly of Westboro, where played on the High Fchool football team several years agol There will be special music in. the churches Sunday and Christmas day. At St Stphen's Bpiscopal Church Sunday there will be confirmation. On Christmas day there will be special music in the morning and a Sunday School party in the afternoon at o'clock. At the Baotlst Church Sunday rnrr.ifll tt 0:30 o'clock there will Qpecial music by is chorus ehoir.

Christmas night at 7 o'clock there will PC an entertainment by the Bible 'lass At the Evaeeelaal Church. flare Nvid be sPecial Christrrels serviees it, the ehureh in the morning at o'clock. The Sunday School will have its strvice at noon. 1 Meat Plan 1 I I 'Mrs Eli "'Mrs I 4 I 11! 1 4 44 I-11 wos Pays Ie. cdamo.) 11.

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