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4.. 4 4., 4 S' 1- ,:44 i 4 411t04004610 '9-, Field Goals by uarosey and Baker the Only Scores. ONE OF THE FEATURE: PLAYS IN THE SECOND PERIOD OF. 4 BOSTON, SUNDA I MRS PANKHURST 11EARD By 3000 No Disorder of Any S6rt at Meeting. 1 1 More Than $1000 Raised to I Aid Militant.

Cause, Books Are Freely Sold Without Interference, Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst came to Boston yesterday, met many of her old friends and addressed an audience of more than 3000 women and men In Tremont Temple last 'evening and there were neither hysterics nor undue excitement in the city or the Temple because of the presence of Mrs Pankburst, unless the respectful applause her address occasionally aroused could be construed as "undue excitement." None of the sensational things happened that some people imagined were going to happen. Nobody was arrested; no bombs were fired; no anti-suffragette demonstratIM took place and. although there were plenty of mlicemen Continued on the Fourth Page. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. day continues.his "possible autobiography" with further comments on outdoor and indoor life.

The fiction features today are unusually strong. Fashions and fun are abundant. Page 1Billy the boy artistViola and Vivian. Page Perfume of the Flowers," words and musicEverybody's ColUMIIRequested songs and poems. Page 3Naughty Pete.

Page 4Looking on the bright side of life. Page 5Good jokes and comic cuts Sunday puzzleBowser.s newest fad. Page 6-0Id Opie Dilldock's stories Keeping Up With the Joneses. Page 7Stories for. the young and old Boys and girls.

Page 8Kitty and DannyDorothY's doll family. Page 9A Girl You Know," by James Montgomery Flagg. 1' Page 10The Mississippi in harness, by Frank G. Carpenterrarcel post proving a gold mine for Uncle Sam. Page 11Chapters of a possible autobiography, by Theodore Roosevelt: Outdoors and IndoorsSecret Service exploits of Granthim Waldron.

Pagt, of Castile," a famous story condensed to a newspaper page. Page 13Lanagan, Amateur Detective: "The Conspiracy of One." Page 14Mme de Villiers' Paris fashions "The Business Adventures of Emma Page 15A page of the best things from the Globe's exchangesBrie-a-Brae. Page Old Home House," by Joseph C. Lincoln: "The Love of Lobelia 'Awkins." I AUTO-BREAKS HIS BACK. 1 James Buchanan of Boston St Struck Near Andrew Sci Soon After Midnight.

James Buchanan, aged 54, of 121 Boston is in a critical condition at the city Hospital, suffering from a fracture of the spine and of several ribs, as a result of being struck by an automobile shortly after midnight this morning in front of 5 Boston st, off Andrew sq. South Boston. The automobile was operated by Arthur E. Gill ot 5 Rocky av, INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. classification Page Agents, Partners, etc 36, 37 AmusettlentS 58, 59 Antiques, Curios and Coins 21 Apartments and Tenements 20, 29, 30 Auction SaIe 21 Automobiles 20, 22, 23 Autumn Resorts 31 Ballroom, The 39 Billiards and Pool 39 Board and Rooms 20, 30 BUSinetiti Chances 20.

3-1, 35 Business Personals 21 Cash Registers 39 Clothing 20, 31 Detective Agencies 39 Diamonds, Jewelry, etc 39 Dogs, Cats. Pets, etc 20, 35 Dramatic 39 Dressmaking, Millinery, etc 23 Female Help Wanted 20, 38, 89 Financial 39 For Adoption 23 For Sale 20, 39 Furniture, etc. 20, 30 Heating and Cooking 20, 35 Horses, Carriage, etc 20, 21 Hotels 81 Houses To Let and Wanted 20, 29 Information Wanted 30 Lawn and Garden 39 Legal Notices 30 Lhe Stock 35 Lost Orli Found 20,, 23 Maitinery and Tools 20, 30 Help Wanted 20, 87, 38 21 31oney Iu Loan 21 Motorcycles 2e, Music and Musical Instrumeras 20,, 31 Ocean and Coastwise 31 Parcel Post 21 l'utento 39 Photographs, Cameras, etc 20 Poultry, Pigeons. etc 1 20, 35 Proposals 20 Real 20, 26, 27 28, 29, 30 Miscellaneous 3loney to Loan Motorcycles Music and instrarneras 20. Ocean and Coastwise Parcel Post l'utents Photographs, Cameras, etc Poultry, Pigeons.

etc 20, Proposals Real 20, 26, 27. 28, 29, Real Estate Auctions Real Estate for Exchange 20, Real Estate Mortgage 20, Refrigerators Safes Schools, Colleges, etc Sewing Machines 20. Showcases, etc Situations aVanted, Female Situathats Vanted. Male 20, 20,28 20.28 ....21 ....21 ....20 20. SO 20 ed, r-emaie 20 36 K1, 3101e 20, 36 21 te 20, 29 20.

39 inelt 4 30 tt el 31 Sporting tiootis Storage Storm, Mires. etc Typoswriter. etc Traav.4-Oceattle Line -Wallpaper Vanteti Vines, Littuort4 etc Winter HARVARD PILES 37 POINTS ON EROWN Subs Are Even Better Than Varsity, Scoring 20 in Their Half. More Than 251000 $ee Game in Stadium Brickley, Hardwick and Mills Star. -I $1 i MEXICO CITY, Nov 15President Iluerta was unable to bring his new Congress fully to life today.

The Chamber of Deputies met and effected temporary organization, but In the Senate lack of a quorum prevented organization. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 11. 'vale provides football surprise of sPason, not only tying Princeton. 3 to but outplaying her thriughout game.

Harvard has easy time winning from Brown. 37 to 0: more than 23,000 see game in Stadium. 144N-1m', President Wilson, Huerta, new Mexican Congress to meet: Senate lacks itttOrtirn; rebels capture Juarez and begin execution of Federal al of Congressman Roberts dying of injuries caused by explosion of old hell. Pankhurst Fpeak to orderly audience of 3040 In Tremont Temple. Page Senator I.a,di.Te receives newspaper teen to show them that be is not -all to return to Washington soon.

Page Broken brakebearn Montreal express thrown clear as train passes West Medford and probable derailment is averted. Frank Angello, aged 16. of Quincy. end Scroerville manufacturer's rig UOrth are missing. Psze S.

Curarder Pannonia rescues 103 pasengers from burning Spanish steamer Valmes. Meeting or protest against hanging of ltesAle J. 'Wakefield is held in rttneuil Tests to be made near Savannah of sae which, it is claimed, will solve the problem of safe long-distance flying, Pa ge 9. Helen D. Huntington, who is to wed Vincent Astor, the perfection in type of the American girl.

William 'Martin of Dorcheater takes poison; family deny suicidal intention. Gen Bancroft testifies that Wardwell vas paid by the Elevated a year as a retainer; arbitration evidence all ia and arguments to be made Dec 4. New trustee of the John Simmons trust petition to recover $100,000 from Snatnons College. Page It, W. D.

Sullivan says Yale outplayed Princeton, but both teams are weak the Blue defense, however, is so strong that Harvard will find it no easy matter to win. coaches satisfied with showing 01 and now expeot to give Harvard a real battle. Dr William T. Bull tells how one punt by Law saved Princeton from ticle43.t. Douglas Bomeisler analyzes play at New Haven; Yale found Princeton's defense weaker than expected.

Princeton had appearance of team that had gone stale, in opinion of IludleY S. Dean. Page 13. Somerville beats Malden; other school es Everett H. S.

beats Medford H. 21 to Ct liarvard freshmen defeat Tale freshmen In football game 0Y1 Soldiers Field; sixth straight for the Crimson. 'Waltham II. S. beats Portland H.

3 to O. Pace 16. Indians defeat Dartmouth. 35 to 10. Amherst provides a surprise, beating Williams College eleven.

12 to O. Broekton Soccer team beats the Boston Swedish Americans. 1 to O. Class of 21- toot knockabouts proposed by a it)elki committee of yachtsmen. Maropolitan Driving Club meet on the Charics River Speedway.

National Horse Show opens in New 'York, nesults of soccer games in Great Pritain. Sec of War Garrison calls for a more considerate attitude toward the Army. Pagz 17. University of Maine wins the New college cross country run at Hanover, Coif on the Newton links. Louis Alpert of Dorchester killed by train at Allston.

Bx-Presieent Taft describes his in pardon. making reference to the case of Charles W. Morse. Demands made in New Yoh to purge Tammany Page IS. Gifts piling into the White House front all direettnns for Miss Wilson.

Citizens' ticket nominated in Somerville. with John Herbert candidate.for Mayor. Phillip McCate Jr, a New Bedford boy of IL drowned in attempt to save two companions in drifting boat. Charles Southwick. 3 years old.

killed by brother zit Peabody. and AmosOulmctte. 10, collided In hurting cc 'dent at BtirerlY. Pace ID. Walter Neal of Lynn, escaping death by electric wire, is badly injured by fall castings, but may recover.

Seniors of 'Melrose High School have finnual reception and dance. V. Valter.Neal of escaptng death 1 ll) electric wire, is badly injured by tall tin castings, but may rvcover. Seniors of 'Melrose High Se ll I have linnual reception and dance. I escaping death electric vire, is badly injured by fal tin castings, but may recover Seniors of Nletrose High School have 1111flUal reception and dance Gen Huerta and his friends, however, profess to believe that the greater part of theff: work is done, because the newly created Lower House has formally, and in their opinion legally, met officially.

The Continued on the Eighth Page. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 10. Jewelry valued at $2000 stolen from home of William F. Rice in Brookline while family was at dintler.

trustee of the Maine Insane Hospital at Augusta files scathing charges of cruelty against the superintendent, secretary and president of trustees. Thoughtless Joke results in a miniature run on a Lynn bank, In which V0.0O0 is withdtawn. Three short comedies presented at the Toy Theatre. Page 20. Robert N.

Turner of Waltham appointed state Commissioner of Labor. Page 25. The great responsibility of the captain of an ocean liner. News of the water front. Puke 20.

Real estate transactions. Page 40. Cable news of the Old World. Iluerta at close range. Page 41.

The mystery of the identity of the man known only as C. "The Bound Tree" of Dover Point NH. Pares 42. 43 and 44. Household department-Puke 45.

Gov-Elect Walsh stands high in regard of Holy Cross classmates. News from the labor world. 46. "What is Profanity and'Why Is Its Use So Common?" Discussion by lit Rev Mgr M. J.

Splaine, Lindsay Swift, Grace Parker Poor and Raymond L. Bridgman. "Eggs and Hens," by Uncle Dudley. "The Bogy of Socialism," by Nathan Haskell Dole. Pare 47.

Military and Naval. Electric motor salon this week. Boston's Polar bears want to go to sleep. go to Page 48. Miss Alcett's "Laurie" found.

rage 49. Power boats to aid the Navy. Page 50. Financial and commercial. Page 51.

Harvard team and coaches must fight against overconfidence. Yachts and yachtsmen. William H. Lewis says football of today is the best ever. 1 Golfing.

Page 52. Music and musicians. Political views, reviews and interviews. 'Women's patriotic organizations. Page 53.

Grand opera stars who will make the Boston season brilliant. PageS 54 and 55. Table gossip. Page 57. Townsend's letter.

Page 5S. Attractions at the theatre. Page 60. Corcord woman has solved mystery of raising turkeys. Girls' frocks made aebome.

Page 61. Elsie Janis tells how to dance the Hesitation waltz. Nona McAdoo, youngest of Cabinet women. Page 62. The mystic orders.

Among the firemen. Page 63. The War Day by Day 50 Years Ago. Lajoie praises Jack Sheridan, the Fred Moore shows efficiency in football ticket distribution. Pages 64 and 65.

Automobiles, their makers and owners. Page 66. Trying problems of the Massachusetts Babies Hospital. Local lines. MAGAZINE SECTION.

The parcel post is proving a gold mine for Uncle Sam, declares Congressman David J. Lewis of Maryland. This new branch of the postal service will show a profit of $10,000,000 the first year, he says, and he now proposes that the ernment take over the telephone and telegraph business as another postal adjunct. His views on the subject are set forth in an interesting talk in the Magazine Jerseymen, and one of these was accepted when Cant "Ilobey" Baker booted the ball over the Yale crossbar. his points matching the three-point lead that Yale had secured in the first half on a 30-yard drop kick goal by SI Guernsey, Baker's kick being about 18 yards longer than that of the Yale For the greater part of the game.

however. Yale was always threatening', and in the last quarter it three timed pressed well inside the Tigers 25-yard line; but the Blue always was yet back. Three times after he had placed Yale In the lead with his drop kick goal just before the Intermission, Guernsey drove the ball at the Tiger crossbar. Two of his kicks were sent away splendidly, but Continued on the Eleventh Page. A COLD Is the Germ That Develops ,1 PNEUMONIA- Dr.

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Savings Deposits Go on Interest Last Day of the Month EXCHANGE TRUST CO: 21 MILK STREET AS THEY PLAYED ON YALE FIELD TALE PRINCETON Avery le re Baker re Lam berton re Brown Talbott lt rt Bailin Ketcham ig rg Swart Martins Trenkmann Pendleton rg ig Semmens Warren rt it Phillips Carter re le Hammond Hubbard re Wilson ob qb Glick Ainsworth lhb tha Baker Wheeler lhb Wiser lhb Knowica thb hb Law Guernsey rbb Dunn fb fb Streit fb Trenkmann Score. Tole 3, Princeton 3. Field goals. Guernsey, 11. Raker.

Referee, William 8. Lansford, Trinity. Umpire, Neill now Michigan. Linesman, David E. Fultz, Brown.

Time, quarters. By MELVILLE E. WEBB JR. NEW HAVEN, Nov 15Another long shot went wrong on Yale Field today when Capt Ketcham's New Haven football players put on a wonderful rally after their disappointing early season, roundly outplaying the confident Tigers, but, as last year, baying to be satisfied with a tie score, 3 to 3. Two small opportunities came to the Women, read the advts in today's Globe.

Save money by patronizing Globe advertisers. 111111111111. Stetson Spec! We are sole Boston agents for the Stetson Special Soft and Stiff Hat. Priced at $5.00. In our Hat Department every Soft and Stiff Hat is a Stetson.

Prices range from 3.50 to 12. OCUMAR fARiER COMPAN .400 wA5I-4INGTON STRErt BOSTON EZLIZZII Stiffness, Pains, aches Sore. Aching Feet or lands. Cuts. Bruise.

Ohl Vi-outeis. are 1, peketilly relieved by- the Antiseptic and Free from THE IIARVARD-BROWN being in 1901, when it was 48 to 0 In favor of Harvard. In the second half Harvard retired all its regulars and put on a Continued on the Tenth Page. IMI Always in a Yellow Wrapper Sample on Request S1TSHEN PARTIM co, Bosto Mass. In the past few years the lighting of the home has been revolutionized Directed along principles both scientific a 1 I artistic.

I Anew fixturefor 1 the hall or living 1 room serves as t. artistic. Anew fixturefor the hall or living room serves as an unusual and trit'A. distinctly Ohristmas gift. Visit our Studios and Fee an unusual display of appropriate and inexpensive suggestions in lighting fixtures.

Atlantic Avenue and Pearl Street Corner Minutes from South Station. I 1 6 II aRpt. .1 1 11 II. I I Af 1 and It's good for you to I I extra strength t' .4 requires only 7 1 as much per cup 4- -f 1' In the past few ri A --TA the past few nil years the lighting 1 -I A A Aa 4 1, L. 1 IL "wine liaS peen.

revolutionized 'i: I Directed along principles both scientific a ktrip7n7.17;t '1 or 4 the hall or living room serves as an unusual and -1 Ohristmas gift. Visit our Studios and Fee an unusual display of appropriate and inexpensive suggestions in lighting fixtures. Atlantic Avenue and Pearl Street Corner 1 a Minutes from South Station. -Ali' VI 1 ---) i 4 Ilk :4, 1 .1 NO HOPE FOR ROBERTS BOY Shell He Was Playing With Exploded. Son of Chelsea Congressman Dropped Relic on Floor.

Leg Torn and Shock Brings on Convulsions. WASHINGTON, Nov 15The death of Hiram Roberts, 6 years old, son of Representative Ernest W. Roberts of Chelsea, Mass, was expected tonight by physicians at the Homeopathic Hospital as the result of injuries suffered through the explosion of a shell with which he and a little friend were playing at Mr Roberts' home last evening. Convulsions developed this evening, and at 9 o'clock hope virtually was abandoned. Mr and Mrs Roberts were at the boy's bedside throughout the day and night, and everything possible was done to alleviate his suffering.

In their play, Hiram and Dudley Page of Frederick, Md, found a shell which-is believed to have been an old relic, and, boy-like, began a minute examination of the missile. From what can be gathered. Hiram dropped the shell, which exploded with terrific force, tearing his leg and otherwise injuring him, and practicaly wrecking the room. The boy was hurried to the Homeopathic Hospital, where the surgeons expressed fear that his leg must be amputated, although they made efforts to save it. The severity of the shock was almost as bad as the physical injury and convulsions developed tonight which made his.

case hopeless. THE WEATHER. WASHINGTON, Nov la Forecast for Southern New England Cloudy Sunday and prob- ably Monday; light .4174 variable winds. For Northern New 1.1.,1Ii England Gener- al-I, ally fair Sunday 04, and Monday; light variable, winds. For Eastern New YorkLocal rains PI: Sunday, possibly snow in extreme north; Monday cloudy; light variable winds.

Local Forecast for Boston and VicinitySunday and Monday cloudy; light variable winds. Total precipitation preceding 8 yesterday, O. The Temperature at 8 Last Night Albany. 36; Atlantic City. 40; Dismarck00; Buffalo.

34; Charleston, 62; Chicago, 42; Denver, 48; Des Moines, 42; Eastport, 34; Galveston, 66: Hatteras, 52; Helena, 44; Jacksonville, 68; Kansas City, 42; Nantucbet. 36; New Orleans, 66: New York, 42; Philadelphia, 40; Pittsburg, 40: Portland, Me, 32; Portland, Or, 44; San Francisco, 56; San Diego, 64; St Louis, 44; St Paul. 34; Washington, 33. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa-3 a 36; 6 a tn. 33: 9 a at, 37; 12 IL: 3 rn, 43; 6 in, 41; 9 40; 12 midnight.

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Sleeper, Manager. Harvard's reconstructed team more than came up to expectations yesterday, when it scored a sweeping victory over Brown on the Stadium Field, making 15 straight victories for the Crimson over the teams f'rm Providence. The score was 37 to O. Only once in the series has a larger score been run up, that RESULTS YOU WANT TO KNOW Yale 3 Princeton 3 Harvard 37 Brown 0 Indians 35 Dartmouth 10 Amherst 12 Williams 0 Michigan 13 of 0 Tufts 27 Bowdoin 7 For the football news and gossip, read the sporting pages in the Daily Globe. The Suffragette Just sweet enough to be agreeable, but selciently substantial to stand on its own merits.

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run only 1500 nallea: reason Section today. Frank G. Carpenter has visited the Keokuk dam and has an extremely readable article on the harnessing of the Missis. Col Theodorc Roosevelt to. I rte 39 etc.

Colds Are Dangerous Cure them promptly with rather John's Medicine. Pure and wholesome. yesterday. average one year ago. 34 23-24 The Globe's ForecastMonday unsettled.

probably without rain; Tuesday unsettled, probably rain by night; licbt wiads becomlas easterix. good. We think it goo make permanent. Buy it at your groc Cent packages. Johnson Educator Food good enough to grocer's in Ten Boston.

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