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Thousands of Fall bargains, are Bcstor rr, rc r-a tr today F-ad the store atfvtsl today and in the Daily Glebe. (The the want ana classified advts In today's Globe. During the 9 months ending September 30 the Globe printed 429,640 more want and classified advts than the second Boston paper. So st on (Blob Women, save money by mnklng purchases from GIojs VAI. SCVIII vi 10a THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE -OCTOBER 10.

1920-60 PAGES BBtaa uml' ilie ai March 3. lj7U '5 AND I) I ft I A MAG -ZINK AND rOI.OK SECTION'S cppTRiinT. itts bt THF. GLOBE NEWSPAPER CO PBICE 10 CENTS BOSTON EMEN PROVE WILL USE FORCE, CLEVELA rKbMlbR To Restore Order in Ireland By Means "Ho we ver Stern" EFFICIENCY AFTER PARADE Fine Demonstration Witnessed By Huge Crowd Near South Station Lines Laid 1 1-2 Minutes After Mayor Sounds Alarm Only Five Bingles Kurlers Pounded Coveleskie Allows Four Brooklyn Will Apply Home Rule Plan-His Speech a Notice to World Engines on Hand 1 SEE WESTERNERS In Fast Time BEATEN BY HARVARD, 21-0 MARQUARD ARRESTED AS TICKET SCALPER CASNARVON, Wales. Oct 9 (By A.

Premier George in a fighting speech to his Welsh constituents today which was intended also for the world at large- declared that the Government intended to restore order in Ireland by methods however "stern" and proceed with its home rule bill. The Prime Minister turned down i Valparaiso Provides Nothing of the Expected Spectacular Hamilton's Run for Crimson to the United Kingdom, but because crime has been successful." A republic, he insisted, would not satisfy Irishmen, as "Ulster would have something to say to that." Nothing which has happened in the past, continued the Premier, would justify present conditions in Ireland, and after giving figures on the number of police killed, he said: "The police have endured this state of things in a way which is the highest testimony to their discipline and self-restraint. There is no doubt Two Safe Hits by Speaker Sewell Shines at Eat 'and In Field Brooklyn Pitcher to Appear in Court Tomorrow-Offered Eight Seats For $350t Charge 1 dominion home rule, protesting Chief Football Thriller Yale and Boston College Winners Dartmouth Defeated by Penn State against the suggestions that the Government should go farther than did Gladstone or Asquith "not because Ireland needs it, not because it is fair Continued on the Second Page. Special Dispatch to the Globe CLEVELAND, Oct 9 "Rube" Marquard, veteran southpaw of the Brooklyn Club, was arrested this forenoon on the charge of ticket-scalping, the officer making the arrest alleging that he was offering to sell a set of eight box seat tickets for the Cleveland games for $350. Firetas Send Big Streams High in Air Marchers Are Eeviewsfl Hy Governor anil Mayor Veterans With Buckets and Kaiidldb Also in Line Worcester Academy 10, Harvard Freshmen 7.

Andover 31, Dean Academy 0. Exeter 14, Hebron Academy 0. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Harvard 21, Valparaiso 0. Yale 21, University of North Carolina 0. "Rube" was taken to Police Headquarters, where he disclosed his identity and asked that he be released until after the game Cleveland Sews Dp Use First Mm By MELVILLE E.

WEBB JR. Seventeen thousand football fans Journeyed to the Harvard Stadium yesterday, keen to witness an exposition of Western football. The eleven from Valparaiso, Indiana, had come East primed to win some intersectional honors and everyone was "set" to see something spectacular. But there were no occidental fireworks. i Valparaiso didn't hold the ball on Harvard's side of the field all afternoon, didn't make a forward pass or a first down.

What it did do was to tackle like the proverbial fiends and fumble. Three touchdowns were made but Harvard got them all and Valparaiso was beaten 21 to 0. Boston College 20, Fordham 0. Brown 32, University of Maine 7. Penn State 14, Dartmouth 7.

Williams 35, Union 0. Massachusetts A. C. 21, Bates 7. Amherst 13, Bowdoin 0.

Wesleyan 20, Trinity 0. Worcester Tech 9, Connecticut A. C. 6. Princeton 35, Maryland State 0.

Pennsylvania 21, Swarthmore 0. Army 27, Middlebury 0. Navy 12, Lafayette 7. Kensselaer 7, Norwich 0. Columbia 14, New York University 7.

Colgate 7, Alleghany 7. At Lexington, Ky Centre College 102, Howard of Alabama 0. At Burlington, Vt University of Vermont 7, Tufts 0. His request was granted. Chief Smith feeling that it would hardly be sportsmanlike to hold him and delay his reporting at the park.

A warrant for his arrest was sworn out, and he will appear in court Monday, it is said. Marquard claimed that he had bought the box seat tickets on speculation, giving $275 for what he was offering to sell for $350. Manager Robinson was so provoked when he heard of Mar-quard's arrest he is alleged to have said that he would not give 5 cents to get him out of hock. Several other speculators were arrested, but that has not interfered to any appreciable extent in the traffic. OFFICIAL SCORE OF FOURTH GAME Myers Doss Some Fine Work For Losers Continued on the fifteenth PaKe TODAY'S GLO0E CONTENTS Page O.

News of the water front. 1 Send in Your Orders For AB 2 3 4 5 1 By JAMES C. CLEAR CLEVELAND, Oct 9 The Indian got busy with their tomahawks today and won the fourth game of tha World's Series from the Dodgers, to 1, which makes the series even up. each club now having won two games. They will resume the fight for the highest honors in baseball to CLEVELAND Jamieson If Evans If Wambsganss 2b.

Speaker cf Smith rf A REAL TEN-CENT PAPER THE great family of Sunday Globe readers discovers this morning that for the first time it is paying for a 10-cent Sunday paper. The Globe has felt for many months yes, for several years that it was giving its readers a 10-cent Sunday paper. Now we are asking our readers to pay for it. We hope, and we have reason to believe, that they understand why it is now necessary to raise the price. When you know that manufacturers raised the price of paper on Oct.

1 to 6y2 cents a pound at the mill, you will realize that publishers do not get nearly enough out of the wholesale price of even the 10-cent copy to pay for the paper alone on which your Sunday Globe is printed. Your Globe today weighs almost a pound and a half. If you have watched newsboys start out from the corner store with their huge mountains of Sunday papers, if you have seen them struggling up and down the street delivering those papers at your door, you must have realized that they were getting little enough out of the five, six and seven cents which you paid for your copy. If you have seen newsdealers sorting the bulky papers on their little counters, you must have realized how little they were getting for their work at the old prices. Therefore, the price to you was raised; so that the newsdealers and newsboys might get more for their labors and so that the publishers might meet the costs which have mounted so steadily for years in every last department of their business.

Advertisers have been paying a very large part of the increased costs, through increases in the advertising rates. Now we are asking our readers to pay a share. We are raising the price of the Sunday edition to 10 cents. But we would not do it unless we believed that the Sunday Globe was truly a 10-cent paper that it was "worth the price." The Boston Globe 'Burns 1b 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 PO 1 0 4 3 1 7 2 4 0 0 1 4 0 A 0 0 6 0 3 0 0 0 7 0 2 BH 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 TB 0 1 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 1 The HoKton Fire Department yesterday afternoon, following a parade during which the men and apparatus were reviewed at the State House by Gov Coolhige and at City Hall by Mayor Peters and Fire Commissioner John It. Murphy, il to thousands of people the reason why the department is classed among the best in the world, The demonstration was staged on Dorchestor av, between Congress lid Summer sts, in the rear of the Kmith Station.

Mayor Peters run? in an alarm from box 1411, Congress st and Dorchester av, which brought i lo the scene the complement of ap- imratus which responds to alarms from this box. In 1 minute and 30 seconds from th pulling of the book in the box Knglno Company 25 arrived from Fort Hill sq, laid two lines of hose from the wagon, connected them to the. engine and wagon gun and had water paBBing through the nozzle. I Josephine M. Riley, a Woburn fijrl sues the Merrimac Chemical Company i and Joseph W.

Hammond for $30,000 fcr alleged slander. Grand Jury indicts four ex-policemen. I PKe T. Hoover declares Republican partv Is 1 Pledged to support a League of Nations. 1b.

3 1 2 1 4 2 4 Gardner 3b. Johnston tWood rf jGraney rf Sewell ss O'IMeil Coveleskie tiaromg still leading ox in the Tuesday Morning: Globe The Editions of The Evening Globe Will Be Omitted Tuesday, Oct. 12, Columbus Day READERS Place your order now for the Globe of Tuesday morning. NEWSDEALERS Send in your orders at once for Tuesday Morning Globe. All the news of the holiday will be printed in the Wednesday Morning Globe.

Rexall stores straw vole Knights of Columbus will begin 18 na- 12 27 12 Drive uuu-wwe anti-Kea Educational Columbus Day. Total 34 Hi ss 4 Sewell Celebrates on 2 2 Birthday Anniversary CLEVELAND, Oct 9 Joe Sewell, the recruit shortstop with Cleveland, was 22 years old today and he did considerable celebrating. He played a spectacular game in the abort field where Ray Chapman used to bold forth, fielding brilliantly and with excellent judgment. He figured ia a double play and narrowly missed a second. He also got two of the Indians' 12 hits.

jonn u. Merrill on th late Ex-Gov e- 3b 4 trane. Marriage intentions 0 rf Page 8. President Wilson la expected out text of his Paris speech from French foreign office in Spencer's charge, it is said at If if cf ietchy lb. to give received reply to 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 6 5 2 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 3 2 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 fr Armenia Kiiduff 2b.

Miliar Cadore p. lUamaux p. Worcester for Bos ston Po- bucket Brigade The parade was spectacular, the lead being taken by the 101st band, followed by Chief of Dept. Peter E. Walsh and staff, the Charlestown iice.

TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Battleship MlSSlSsinni Angeles. Wash, under hurry orders IVJarquard 0 tJLamar 1 Pfeffer 1 morrow, starting even again. Everything In connection with today's game had a real World's Series flavor, something that has been conspicuous by Its absence heretofore. The crowd, which taxed the capac- ii i I HIM Pmspt 1. Cleveland defeats Brooklyn.

5 to 1, World's Series, Coveleskie again pitching wonderful ball. ktarauard arrested at Cleveland on foiitln. Mil oil flu- StM'imil I'llBC One dead and six iniurpri i at TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS auto collision" wwm iee io. "WM tells Catholic Alumnae lontli.urd the 1 unrtrrntl PK U1 amies of women TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS neighbors saw him. Page ol A.

H. Barclay describes Tale's biggest problem Smuggling liquor from Mexico Music and musicians. Page 55 Attractions at the theatreB Stories of the stage. Page 51 Stories of the stage Gossip about plays and pictures. Page 58 Table gossip.

Page 59 Table gossip A dory for a flivver. Page 60 Table gossip Attractions at the theatres. Read the Usee! Car Advts On Pages 25,26,27.28,29,30, 31 and 32 Of Today's Globe Order the Daily Globe regularly from your newsdealer or newsboy. Advertise your want in the Daily Globe this week. Totals 30 1 5 6 24 8 1 -Batted for Smith in 3d.

fBatted for W. Johnston in 3d. Batted for Wood in 7th. Ran for J. Johnston in 9th.

fiBatted for Marquard in 6th. Innings 123456789 Cleveland 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 5 Brooklyn ...0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Two-base hit, Griffith. Sacrifice fly, Gardner. Double plays, Myers, Olson and Kiiduff; Sewell, Wambsganss and Burns; Gardner, Wambsganss and Burns. Left on bases, Brooklyn 3, Cleveland 10.

Hits, off Cadore, 4 in 1 inning (retired in 2d with none out); off Mamaux, 2 in 1 inning (retired with none out in third off Marquard, 2 in 3 innings; off Pfeffer, 4 in 3 innings. Base on balls, by Coveleskie 1 (Konetchy); by Cadore 1 (Wambsganss); by Marquard 1 (O'Neil); by Pfeffer 2 (Burns, O'Neil). Struck out, by Coveleskie 4 (KHduff 2, Mamaux, Myers); by Cadore 1 (W. Johnston); by Marquard 2 (Gardner, Burns); by Mamaux (Coveleskie); by Pfeffer (O'Neil). Wild pitch, Pfeffer.

Passed ball, Miller. Losing pitcher, Cadore. Umpires, Dineen (American), behind plate; Klem (National), at first; Connolly (American), at second; O'Day (National), at third. Time of game, lh 54m. rngc 14.

Batting, fielding and pitching records of players in World's Series. Babe Demers, North Adams phenom. holds the Braves lo five hits; latter win, 2 to 0. Attleboro nine of major leaguers beats North Attleboro by 6, to 2. Lincolns win the baseball championship of Somerville.

Baltimore again defeats St Paul in minor league post-season series. Miss Aiexa Stirling wins the woman's wmjp America First" must come ahead of world peace plan baSTSr Leaeue'" Gov cox- nBW Sec Daniels commends three Nav-1 heroes, including Boston man Wool dealers ordered to turn in fr benefit of grower, more than $1,000 excess profits on 1918 wool crop Baroness de Beck seeks to have marriage annulled at Bangor. and Navy scope of Army enlarged. Club to be I golf championship at Cleveland. TIRE BARGAINS Greatest Evtr Offered in Boston ticket speculation charge.

Premier Lloyd George declares Government will restore order In Ireland by method "however stern," and break up the "murder gang." Boston firemen parade and give demonstration of efficiency. Harvard winner over Valparaiso, 21-0, In football game In Stadium; other results, a MucSwiney improved and peaceful after rest. 1'iige a. Prohibition Enforcement Supervisor McCarthy shows Eederal Grand Juries in Ibis State have returned "true bills" in only 19 percent of his cases, against 100 percent in three other States. Prison official tells of remarkable care Cwl hunger strikers, who enter 61 st day.

I'iiko 4. Endurance teat for horses over a 300-mlle course to start at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt, tomorrow morning. International Bank of Cuba suspends payments; runs on other Havana banks; Exchange closes; due to heavy loans on sugar at high prices. Mrs .1 Mi'Kie, in her 87th year, registers as voter.

Hull speed destroyer trip with pas-ssmgers, submergence of a submarine, initiation of sailors by Neptune's Court, anions attractions at Navy Yard benefit Tuesday. EDITORIAL-FEATURE SECTION Page 1 Massachusetts' claim to 22 acres of park and beach in Rochester, Princeton's coach on "Harvard's Chances." Page 2 it. TC. Ilenoessy's pictures of Harding and Cox in action. Page 4 "Power Over Power," editorial by Uncle Dudley James Morgan tells of flow of European gold and immigration to America George F.

Babbitt's 'Round the Town" Crooked sports at Hadlocks Mills What Dr Crane says Totals of mc-n and women voters this Fall. Page 5 John Boyle O'Reilly's "Pilgrim Fathers" Growing THE WEATHER I ESI Pagre IO. Yale eleven wins from North Carolina, 21 to 0. Dartmouth football team beaten by Penn State, 14 to 7. Brown scores 32 to 7 victory over Maine in football game at Providence.

Page 1. Annual report of the American Red Cross. Candy For Everybody It comes from our own factory, and every piece reflects the care, the skill and the perfect ingredients that go into its manufacture. Imperial Chocolates, Lb. 1.00 Assorted Imperial Chocolates, Lb.

1.25 Nut and Fruit Fillings alone Regent Chocolates Lb. 85c LESS THAN THE PRICE OF Four thrown out as automobile over-urns in Plymouth; Mrs Josep bauly hurt. Roosevelt says United States must Join the League or arm to the teeth. Iae 11. Wheat Growers' Association urges its 70,000 members to hold wheat until nrice reaches $3.

Shipping Board rejects S3.000.O0O bid by France and Canada company for the Leviathan, contingent on the Government loaning the corporation HFSWINEY RESTS, CONDITION IMPROVED Becomes Brighter and Very Peaceful, Says League i popularity of the Irish harp. Page Forecast for Boftcn I and Vicinity: Fair I Sunday and Monday; I little change In tern- I perature; moderate I variable winds. be-1 coming northerly. Washington Forecast i for New England and Eastern New York: I Fair Sunday and Monday; little change in cord. All first quality with the factory serial number, adjustment guarantee of 6000 miles.

Ol 1 Tire for $11 25 limj VO 2 Tires for $22.00 A 3 Tires for $32.00 If I' ronMoiiiiiimh low price. 1 lit Inn I ul.es Greutlj ainerent Kinds, good candy. Housecleanlng at Boston's zoo Newton pastor going to Turkey Capt Charles D. Daly's advice to football coaches and players. Page 7 How long can one live- without food? Page 8 MassachUEetts has 700 miles of motor vehicles Associated Advertising Clubs convention here Oct 21-22 Arlington Notary Public aged 98.

Page 9 Apple-stealing autoists Roy L. McCar-dell's sketch of Ring W. I.ardner Capt M. Lavender of Somerville has watch given his uncle by Queen Victoria. "educed IyONDON, Oct 9 Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, who at 4:30 o'clock nuy now, a.

it wiU be impossible to Caramels II Laborer with whom Teresa D'Amico lived sought in murder of woman In Somerville. Ireland is living the past over again. Russian Soviet peace delegates demur at some of Poland's claims; Poles and Lithuanians fight a great battle for Lithuania's capital: Novgorod rises against the Bolsheviki. Miss Mildred M. Wanamaker, Wakefield assault victim, is improving at hospital.

Mrs. Edgar M. Smith formerly of Brookline sues for separation. Lb. 85c Wholesale indictments of anthracite men expected at Department of Justice Page 12.

Boston College opns its season by de-reatfh Fordham 20 to 0 in football game at Alumni Field. BiSter Bertha equals the 3-year-old trotting record at Lexington. maintain these record low MMM, Mail Order Promptly Filled COBB We frankly do not their equal exists in New land today. this afternoon, according to the bulletin issued by the Irish Self-Determination League, was in a very weak and ex-BSMSted condition, was reported at 6:39 o'clock by the eame source as some-I what brighter and more refreshed. The League's 9 o'clock bulletin said temperature: Globe's Forecast Fair Monday and' Tuesday; continued moderate tempera-! tures; moderate shifting winds.

The Temperature Yesterday at Thomp- son's Spa 3 a rn, 57: Sam, 54: 9 m. S3: 12 m. 67; 3 m. n. S3; an.

S3; 12 1 mid. 61. Average temperature yester- day. 62 11-24. Temperatures at 8 Last Night San Francisco.

Wlil'ston. sS; St Paul. 7to; I St Louis. 76: Chicago, 66; Nantucket, n. Portland.

56: Eastport. 52; New Yoik. 66; Washington. 70. I uling Grocers i mtu Ions Cream Mints Lb.

70c Zb Haymarket Sq Boston, Mass. Davis tennis Cup plavers tn nfctkM I I mm till I vii. iiii ki his condition was improved and that he i was very peaceful, having rested, ne his William ilene sons company and employes in givvjng a testimonial dinner to Thomas R. Cory. about to begin the o9th day of I hunger strike.

IVj-ses citizen" al Southboro search for missing Maiden man. Vmmn 9 Steamer Duquesne, from Philippines for Boston, in collision with schooner Kuther Ann ut sea; later abandoned. Wholesale grocers ask to have their contracts with the American Sugar Refining Company probed. Bank Examiner Allen takes possession of the business of the Chelsea ticket office. Hotel and restaurant men discuss the charge of too high prices for food.

wafer ROLLS INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS A thin, round, uncrystallized mint, 8 flavors, including win-ter green, peppermint, lemon, orange and chocolate. Our fifty-year-old slogan: "RightGoodsat Right Prices" Cobb, Bates Yerxa Co. in 13 Middle States and Western cities on way to Australia. lthington-Eddy weddingr ut Xewton Fuller appear at New Bedford clambake, but is not asked to speak Sixteen-year-old Charles WlUenaky arrested for the larceny of property valued at $1572 from guests at the Hotel Bellevue. Quincy one-man trolley car jumps track and tries to enter house.

PAGE LAS.S.IF1C VTION Real Estate 34. SUNDAY GLOBE MAGAZINE Two new complete stories in the magazine this week are "The Three Zoolopir.u Wishes," by Booth Tarkington. and by a Bride, "by Charles E. Van Loan. "The troubles of Mr Bowser In protecting a statuette in his front yard form an amusing theme.

Page 1 'Twixt Capricorn and Cancer." by Beatrice Grimshaw. Page 3 "The White Rook," by J. B. Harris-Burland. Page Marcia the Magnificent." by William Nelson Taft.

Page 7 "Mr Bowser's Stone Girl." Pnge 8 "Webster Man's Man." by Peter B. Kyne Song. "Darktown Dancln' School," by Jack Yel-len and Albert Curable. Page 11 "The Three Zoological Wishes." by Booth Tarkington. Page 13 John Kenirick Bangs' ghosts of the Styx.

Page 14 "Saved by a Bride." by Charles E. Van Loan Crossword puzzle. Page 15 Selected reading Bric-a-brac. Page 16 Latest Paris fashions. FOOD YOU EAT DOES NOT BUILD NEW STRENGTH Paris railroad Al least 38 killed wreck.

87 anteway St. S-S Fa il Hall I EVERYWHERE ST. 38 Real Estate AnetloM S1 Steal sfetas for Ex ss Real Estate Mortgages. SS 3j Safe tt ehools. CaStogM.

etc Ifi 8swlg Mswhl Hfcim freaks. Sit, anted. Kernels -it- Wanted. Male 21 1 i i.k ijki 1 lit 1 i llO-T'l I'aae 13. Fenway Park open-air bouts provide ati exciting extra round when two Confectionery Co.

not on the coiorea iignttrs stage a mill card. SECOND NEWS SECTION Page 33 Late keeper of Sperry light once in Russian prison E. I. Farrington tells bow to have fresh vegetables all Winter Page 34 Real estate transactions. Page 40 Tech's veteran instructor In forg- lre Armenian refugees arrive in Boston Society for Care of Girls asks for financial aid.

Page 41 Wealth in discovering hidden art treasures Columbus Day Nursery field day Tuesday. Pa 48 Military and naval. Page 3 Automobile news Plan 100 percent increase in motor industry taXes "Ins and Outs of An Aeroplane." by Moseley Taylor Local lines. Pace 44 Cystic orders Anions the firemen. Page .45 Automobile news Varied career of Willis of Milton "Bill" Hughes.

Bedford's village blacksmith. Page 46 Why Legion chooses orncers for commanders Wonin's patriot ie organization. Pace 47 "If It Had Happened Yesterday" Marquees of Aberdeen condemns Britain policy In Ireland. Pages 48. and 51 Household department.

Page 52 Financial and commercial neuf. Page 53 Murray Crane as CLASSIFICATION PAGE CLASSIFICATION PAGE Agents, Partner, .21 rti' 21 Curios, etc 22 Heating and Cooklne 1 Apts. Tenements 16. 38. 3U Homes.

Carriages, etc 23 Auction Sales 23 Hotel 15 Vuctlon Horses, Carriages Houses to Let. Wnnte.l Automobiles 32 informat ion Wanted 14 Autumn Kesorts 39 i I.eeal Notices JS Ball Room, The 32 Billiards and Pool 22 "ve Stock Business Chances .18. 24 1 Found, etc 16 Board and Rooms 3b Machinery and 23 Cash Registers 10 Wall Order Business. .21 Clothing 32 Male Help Wanted 18. 19 Coastwise SS Lines 16 16 Death Notices 12, 16 Miscellaneous 32 Detective Agencies Money to loan Diamonds, Jewelry, etc.

it Motorc.i cles. Bit cles. etc. 32 Igs. Cats, Pete, etc ...24 Motor Trui Uing 32 Dramatic Music, Musical Insts 22 Farm and Garden 2 1 Oeean SS ines 16 Female Help Wanted, Patent 21 19, 20 Photos.

Cameras, etc 16 For sale St Poultry. Pigeons, etc 16, 39 Coat! team beats Fore River If Run Down You Need a "Food Medicine" Such as Father John's Medicine If you are weakened and run down, the food you eat cannot sive you the strength you require no matter how much you eat. Bui the pure nourishment in Father John's is in such a form that it is easily taken up by weakened system and made into new rtfc and Over 00 years' success for colds and body building. Advt soc- Office Partitions iSf in ii ifTFMrm W3LDEY SAVINGS BANK 62 BOVLSTOK ST BOSTON 1892 Irlo-eji deposited on op before "ixirtlmg Goods in storage Office, rtc sUmmer taxes 39 I SaSMser Steaanrta SS 3 i hwMwtlnti SjJJ'WI. I'rtivo wy Mj KuillnrH cer by 2 to 1 in Pawtueket.

Riflemen open competition at Wakefield. Golf scores on Ui eater Boston links. Ouimet scores a new record for the Bellevue golf course. I'aite 14. Robinson's sees looked like little cards at the other end of the deck, says Ring Lardiiy.

COLOR AND COMIC SECTION rage 1 "Mutt and Jeff." by Bud Fihr. I'anre 2 "Tho Captain and the Kids," by ft. Pirks. Page I Everybody's column Quested songs and poetry Globe's draw -nsf class and Sunday puzzie E. G.

Chapin's Birds of a Feather" "Looking on the Bright Side of Life." Page 4 "Silly the Boy Artist" Fatty SplUlker. II I fl 1111... i "hi "lire I nrv- JA; A. GLASS Toilet. Invalid Articles Tin" and Travel 1 pew Titers, ete 1 i I'aper- Wanted Vcht.

Boats, etc tl 16 IS ss I ss 2i OCT, 15 Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and Water Nature's remedy for constipation, liver, stomach, kidney diseases, rheumatism' I ware of substitutes. CARLSBAD Bts, West Bt x. Advt St. I rtinl.lln i hone Korl 1X111 STl'i Will draw erert from text.