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BT THK OLOBE NEWbPAPER CO. Cambridge PETTIBONE JURORS MAY LOSE GAS FIRE TRUCK MASHES PONZI MAKES BIG PROFITS BY "RUN" MJr Ul YcKDiLl Company Won't Confer With Union Chiefs AUTO AND RUNS WILD Wrecks Second Car in Its Flight at Lynn, -Seven Hurt, Mrs. W. S. Patterson of Manchester Seriously Talk Six Hours, Then Go to Bed, on Judge's Advice Will Resume This Morning Their Discussion of Murder Charge Open Again Today to Refund Those Waiving Interest Said to Have Gained $500,000 in Two Days Federal Inquiry in VILLA "SUBMITS" ON A CASH BASIS Boy Killed Wakefield either.

If they haven't agreed at a comfortable bedtime they can go to bed and take up the work afresh in the morning." So much had been forecast by Judge Wilson in turning the case over to the jury. He appointed Ernest Beebe foreman, and then faid: "Your verdict will be oral, and you will remain together until the verdict is delivered in court. "The court will come in to receive a verdict at any reasonable hour." Shortly before 9 o'clock the jury came in for Instructions and the court instructed them again as to the difference between murder in the first and second degrees and manslaughter. Judge Wilson advised By FBAMk P. SIBLEY MANCHESTER, Vt, July 28 The Pettlbone case was given to the jury at 3:55 this afternoon, daylight saving time; two hours later, a mistaken gesture sent hundreds of people from all over the village street racing into the courtroom.

But it was a false alarm. At 7 o'clock the jury marched from the Courthouse to the Worthy Inn for supper In the comfortable Vermont fashion. "We treat juries well in Vermont," said Atty Gen Archibald, watching the column march up. "We let them stop their session for supper instead of sending it into the jury room, and we don't make them sit up all night to arrive at a verdict, GASTON DECLINES TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR Declares Ho Has Not Full Support of His Party O'Leary to Run for Lieutenant Governor Many More Papers Filed In a letter sent ypKterrtay to Mayor Frtnurri W. Quinn of r'AmNHrJire.

Democratic Nntlorml Commlttppman, Col His Army Also Bought Off Cars Dri Year-Olds Crash Mayor Quinn to Take Hand in Threatening Situation Today The s-aa supply of Cambridge will be cut off by strike of about 260 employes of the Cambridge Gas Company unless officials of that company grant the employes a hearing tomorrow and satisfactorily settle their grievances, according to Daniel B. Murphy, business agent of Engineers' Local 664. Other organizations involved are Firemen's Local 3 and other gas company employes, according to Mr Murphy. According to the representative of the employes, a conference with officials of the company has been sought in vain. Following their attempt of yesterday to meet company officials, the secretary of the Cambridge Central Labor Union decided that immediate satisfaction or action is necessary, and the decision was reached that unless a satisfactory conference Is granted today a strike will be called.

Such a strike, it was stated, would make impossible the manufacture of Illuminating gas in Cambridge. According to Murphy, the company Is employing more and more nonunion men and is Insisting that employes make individual contracts, which the men are unwilling to do. Two meetings have been held by the employes, and tonight there will be a meeting of the executive board of the Cambridge Central Labor Union to decide what steps are necessary. Mr Murphy also stated that today Mayor Quinn of Cambridge will seek a conference with Albert M. Barnes, president of the gas company, with a view to arranging a conference.

Mr Murphy said that the employes will probably take no strike action until the result of Mayor Quinn's effort has been ascertained. Last night Mr Barnes declined to discuss the matter beyond saying that he has "never refused to confer with employes of the company." He said that he Is not aware of the conference which Mr Murphy said Mayor Quinn will seek today. ELEVATED'S REAL ESTATE HEAD DIES Daniel L. Prendergast 111 10 Days at Nantasket Formerly Widely Known in Mill Circles Resident of Brookline "Will Reopen for Business Thursday Morning at 9 O'clock." Written In crayon on the aide of an old egg crate, the above notice to the investors In 'liarles Ponzl's Securities Exchange Company was placed late yesterday afternoon Just Inside one of the win-down of the old Bell-ln-J land Tavern In Pie alley. For scores of years before prohibition came upon the country, the open doors of the Hell-In-Hand offered good cheer to the hungry and thirsty.

For the past two days It has been the gateway leading to the cash box of the Securities Exchange Company and according to the sign will open again this morning to the hundreds who hungered for the. 50 percent in 4 5 days offered by Mr Ponzl. Hour after hour yesterday men and women, often accompanied by young children, passed into the old tavern, the majority or whom never knew of Its existence before. Some had notes of the Securities Exchange Company which matured yesterday or the day before and in accordance! with his promise Ponzl paid those notes and the 50 percent interest agreed to on the notes signed by htm. With Farms and Year's Pay Continued on the Fifth Page, Tinea's Hotter, Sister Ail Broiler Also Burt Cantu, Lower California Chief, To Fight Federal "Invaders" Portland and Amherst Children Killed ROUSING WELCOME GIVEN ROOSEVELT IN EASTPORT He Pleads For a Clean Campaign, Definite Issues and Careful Study Of Them by Voters WllltAm A.

Gaston state that he has derided not to ha a candidate for the Democratic nomination for riovemnr. Col Onnton fay that no runrlMate on th Wmorrntlr ticket ran hope for auc-f unletm he haa the full support of til hlM party anrl he believes he does Ml have this full support. Nomination papers have been circulated In Co Oaaton'H hehulf and a large amber of Hlgniitnren worn obtained. In hla letter to Mayor Quinn, aaya: "After mature conaldera tlon, I have derided not to allow rny name to be printed to the voters of thla State rapdldale at I he primaries for the nomination for Governor. "Ho many offerH of support have rome to me from all sections of the State that 1 Teel I could enter the primary contest with aaauranra of HUCceaa, hut I alao feel that no candidate for the poHltlon can hope for a is on the Democratic ticket at the election unleso has Ihn full support of all hla party.

Tills I Daleve I do not have." EAGLE P1A68, Tex, July 28 Francisco Villa, bandit idol of the (Mexican peon, and for years a menace throughout Northern Mexico to Governments of his country, entrained tonight with his men for Torreoit, there to take the first actual steps looking to his entrance once more to private Mexican citizenship, as a result of his negotiations with th De La Huerta Government concluded at Sabtnas early today. EAST BOSTON GIRL DROWNED AT CANTON Johanna Ormond Loses Life While Bathing Dragged In by Another Girl Who Falls in Water Speulators Busy In Line Holders of matured notes, however, were but a small proportion of the line. The others had notes which had not matured, anrl they were paid dollar for dollar of principal stated in their note. They got their money back, but they received no Interest. They wanted back their investment and they received it.

There was another group in the entrance room offering to buy Ponzl notes at a discount from the tired and nervous men and women in the line, the lowest offer being $75 for a note of $100, exclusive of Interest. Whether they bought for a quick turnover by sending the bunch of purchased One driTer wag killed and 13 persons Injured In two bad automobile accidents In the vicinity of Boston yesterday. At 4 a heavy Are truck crashed into a car In Lynn in which six persons were riding, injuring them. Ths driver of the flre truck was thro out and it ran wild, finally wrecking another nuto snd injuring its on By LUCIEN H. THAYEE EASTPORT, Me, July 28 New Continued on the Second Page.

England placed, her label on another Vice Presidential candidate here tonight, when Franklin D. Roosevelt, Special Dispatch to Globe CANTON, July 28 Johanna Elizabeth Ormond. 16 years old. daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Ormond. of 254 Meri-don st, East Boston, was drowned this afternoon near the shore of Reservoir Pond, Ponkapoag, while bathing with a number of classmates of the Massachusetts Hospital School, Canton.

THE WEATHER Continued on the He nl Pnnre. To yet good help, use the atnbri Help Wuntrd columns. Read the want pages today. Order your want advts for next ftundaj 'h Globe today. Democratic nominee and Summer resident of Campobello Island, across I CLOUDY Eastport arrived from across Passa-maquoddy Bay.

Mr Roosevelt responded to a prolonged ovation with a speech entirely lacking a campaign flavor, a nonpartisan speech, in his own words, pleading a clean campaign with definite issues, but carrying promises of feverish political activity in the Maine area as soon as the local gubernatorial campaign waxes hot-He stated that he will be in the campaign "on one side or another" and intimated that his next visit to the town will be for campaign purposes. the bay, was accorded a rousing welcome at a reception given by the people in his honor. Daniel Leroy Prendergast, for many years in charge of the real estate interests of the Boston Elevated Railway Company, and before that widely known in cotton mill circles, died at 8 o'clock last evening at his Summer home, Atlantic Hill, Nantasket Beach, after an illness of 10 days. Forecast for Boston and Vicinity: Fair Thursday and Friday; not much change in temperature: moderate southerly winds. Washington Forecast for Southern England: Partly cloudy Thursday; Friday fair.

GEN FRANCISCO VILLA Last Two Dividends AT THE RATE OF 5 occupant. At Wakefield two cars, driven by 16-year-old boys, came together, one boy being killed and several passengers injured. FIRE TRUCK RUNS WILD AFTER CRASH Special Ilia patch the OIhe LYNN. July 28 Mrs William 8. Patterson of Proctor st.

Manchester, is on the danger list, and her husband, two children and her mother. Mrs Esther Woodbury of Bridge st. Manchester, are at the Lynn Hospital as th rvsult of an automobile accident at 8:80 tonight, when the Squad A automobile fire truck smashed Into the machine In which they were riding. John 'Smith. 10 years old.

of 354 Washington st, Weilesley. a nephew of Mrs Patterson. Is also at the hospital. Interest Begins Aug. 1 J-kw jp I mm? ciiuiibb in rem-aaK perature.

For North Advices from Sabinas told also the terms under which the bandit chieftan agreed. In the words of Gen Eugcnio Martinez, personal representative of the De La Huerta regime, to "submission to the De La Huerta Government in recognition of its stability and his desire to retire to private life and abide by the laws of the Government." Under these terms, advices state. Villa Mr Roosevelt's own compliment to the city, which he terms his "second home," was repaid with principal, interest and a bonus, despite the fact that Democrats in this town are said to be scarcer than wooden buildings in the city of Bangor. There are some 5500 residents here and it appears that close to 5491 were on the job as handshakers. All stores were closed early and a crowd I of hundreds had gathered about the bandstand in Library Park when the distinguished stepson of thi monri deposited on or before Aug.

2 lpolu received from SI tin to $'0(H Total Assets 13,000,000 CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK ftwaraaratad I Si 4 in Dusstef st. HARVARD HQVARB, PAMBHIOGK Open Dally to '1 Tlmra to ern New England Showers Thursday or Thursday nicrht: fair, except showers In Central and Eastern Maine. Clobf's Forecast Fair Friday and probably continued fair Saturday; little Change In temperature; moderate south Winds, becoming variable. The Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa a m. 64; a m.

t2; 9 am. 6i; 1" 77 5 ii ill 7.1- ft 11 7li ni 7-1- Smacked of "Down-East Manners" The celebration smacked pleasantly of "Down-East" manners. It was a simple mark of honor by the people of Eastport for Ihim who has come to be one of them through the passage of some 30 Summers in this area and whom Capt 'W. S. Alexander, Y-D veteran, was pleased to call Quoddy's most discontinued on the Sixteenth Page.

i 2 mid. AS. Average temperature yester-dav. 6n 23-24. Temperatures at 8 East Night-San 1 EViinrMven f.

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62; New York, 68 Washington, 74. See your nevcsdealer or newsboy and order next Sunday's Globe in advance. Remember, to order your advts for next Sunday's Globe today. 1b to be allowed a year's Army pay for all his soldiers and permitted to go with them to Torreon under personal escort, where these terms will be carried out. The band will number about 1800.

It is said. At Torreon the men are to be "mustered out" of Villa's service and each allotted a tract of land on which to engage in farming. Villa, too. It is said, has been given financial guarantees. Gen Martinez, communicator to Eili-ano Tames.

Mexican Consul at Eagle Pass, termed Villa's acceptance of the terms as "an act of patriotism." Gen Martinez wired that railroad traffic In the Sabinas District was being resumed and that he had ordered all trains to operate on schedules in effect prior to the Interruption. Details of the negotiations say that the conference for Villa's surrender, conducted on the part of the De La Huerta Government by Gen Martinez, consumed all night, ending at 11 o'clock this morning. Rumors of slaughter of Sabinas policemen and mutilation of bodies of many women there lack confirmation. Other reports tell of general rejoicing throughout Mexico and celebrations planned. The girls, who were under the supervision of the school nurseB, were in about four feet of water when one of them fell, dragging the Ormond girl with her.

In the struggle the two waded out deeper instead of towards shore. An attendant rushed to their assistance and brought out one of the SThe water became so muddy that the Ormond girl was not found for several minutes. Two physicians worked ovr the girl, but all attempts to revive her Ormond was born in Paterson. and came to live with her parents in East Boston about 16 years ago. She attended the Fitton Grammar School, and when a pupil in the seventh grade she was stricken with an illness which necessitated her attendance at the Hospital School at Canton.

She was graduated from that school last June, and her health had improved so much that she was to have returned home in about a month. Besides her parents she is survived by three brothers and two sisters. nT last dividend in nour savings dept Deposits go PpBfc Start your on interest account July 31 JO Today Smnd for our booklet, "Banking by Mail" ''H FEDERAL TRUST CO. Cor. Devonshire nd Water Boston TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Pagre 1 One dead and 13 hurt in two auto accidents, one in Wakefield, the other at Lynn; many other crashes mark day.

Ponzi's sirn announces he will be open this morning as usual; two days of redeeming unmatured notes without interest said to have netted him great sum. Pettlbone jury after six hours' deliberation returns for instructions and then goes to bed. on judge's advice, to resume case in the morning. Villa accepts Government offer of money for himself and a year's pay and farms for his soldiers to cease plundering; starts with 1800 men to carry out the agreement. Roosevelt is given rousing welcome at Eastport; wants issues made clear and people to study them.

Employes of Cambridge Gas Company threaten to strike. Johanna Elizabeth Ormond of East Boston drowned at Canton. Daniel L. Prendergast, in charge of Boston Elevated's real estate interests, dead. Uaston declines to run for Governor; O'Leary enters race for second place on Shailer Mathews Says: "By thrift is meant simply that way of living which systematically transfers a portion of one's income to one's capital.

It Is not Inconsistent with generosity it Is not a synonym of niggardliness." S3S deposited la ear Ravin department every month, a oar rarrent rutr of Interest, lompoundn quarte-tr. la Se years beeoaaea Sl.SSe.44. Start Bavins' now. Interest Starts August 2 LIBERTY TRUST CO. Cor.

Court and Washington St. BOSTON MASS TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Page O. American polo team beatg the Belgians in the Olympic game at Ostend, Belgium, 13 to 3. Page 7. Fear Peter LaFayette of Winthrop was decoyed by (crooks, robbed and assaulted.

Boston Fiber Company, Everett, sustains damage of more than $100,000 by fire. Presentation of evidence concerning "Bay State" carmen's demands is concluded; arguments Aug 9. Steamer Fort Victoria sails for Liverpool. Donegal makes urgent anneals for food, but without result, as employes will not move trains with soldiers. Amundsen to leave Nome, Alaska, in two weeks on flve-year Polar triD.

Page S. Story of new challenge by Lipton for the America Cup characterized as "bunk." Rifle Grenade a new world's pacing record for three-year-old pacers at Columbus, O. Lever Bros qf Cambridge win in a seventh-inning rally. Madonna wins the hour motor-paced race at Revere Beach. Short Ship circuit races open at Greenfield.

Pane O. France and Great Britain agree to share oil supplies. Wealthy Chicago woman's mothering instincts broke up her home; husband obected to presence of waifs and left. Miller endorsed by New York Republicans. Congressman Galllvan speaks at outing of Dorchester Board of Trade at Nantasket, LOWER CALIFORNIA CHIEF TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Page lO.

Marriage of Harrle W. Dadmun. Har vard football captain in 1916. and MWs Rita Goodwin, both of Arlington, at Hudson Saturday a surprise to friends. Cox puts in the whole day on his HDetch.

TO RESIST MEXICAN ARMY MEXACALI. Lower Calif, July 28 Es- taban Cantu, Governor of the Northern i District of Lower California, announced i "Continued on the Sixteenth Psge, ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION! Remember to order your advts for next Sunday's Globe today. Advertisers will please read and follow the instructions printed below: State executive committee. American Legion, refuses permission to Women's Post to locate in Charlestown. Harding praises Resolute's victory and compliments Lipton.

DANIEL L. PRENDERGAST. Mr Prendergast was born In Boston Sept 9. 1857. He attended the Bigelow Grammar School and was graduated at English H'igh in 1874, remaining the remainder of bis life an enthusiastic worker for the welfare of the class.

In 1874 he entered the employ of the Hamilton Manufacturing Company and the Appleton Mills of Lowell In the Boston office. At the end of 24 years, when clerk of the corporation, he resigned to become assistant secretary of the Boston Elevated Railway, and supervised the road's real estate interests. He was later advanced to the secretaryship, but of late years had devoted all his attention to the road's real estate. He held office In the Brighton Cooperative Bank and a number of large corporations. He was for years on the Democratic Town Committee of Brook-lint, and the State Committee, and had belonged to the Young Men's Democratic Club and other political organizations.

He had been chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Knights of Columbus bed in Carney and St Elizabeth's Hospitals, and was chairman of the committee which founded a handsome K. of C. headquarters in New Haven 16 years ago. Mr Prendergast was one of the most active residents of Brookline in founding St Aldan's Church. He was always an energetic worker whenever any movement for the benefit of the church was planned.

He was for yearn on the Board of Trustees of the Consumptives Home and was chairman when the board was abolished not long ago. He lived In South Boston many years till about 15 years ago. when he removed to the family's present address. 1726 Beacon st, Brookline. He belonged to the Brookline Country Club, the Boston City Club, the Exchange Club and the Charitable Irish Society.

Mrs Prendergast, who died about seven years ago, was originally Miss Susie M. Maley of South Boston. A son and a daughter survive, Raymond C. Prendergast, who was overseas with the 26th Division, and Mrs George B. Doyle of Brookline.

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American Government has protested against Japan's seizure of Saghalien and other regions in Siberia. It is reported; Sec Colby consults two British Ambassadors. Bad check operators victimize a Providence hotel. PRINCE BIBESC0 APPOINTED RUMANIA ENVOY TO U. S.

LONDON. July 28 Priace Antoine Bbeco has been appointed Ruman.ar. Minister to the United States, accord-lug to the London Times. Pnge 2. Framingham man's wife and children disappear, he shoots boarder.

Pagre 3. Judge Braley denies Krauthoff's mo- 1 tion to file a petition to become party to Atty Gen Allen's bill in Christian Science litigation. Marriage intentions. Page 4. Will of Nancy E.

Colburn attacked in suit filed in Superior Court. Tax collector issues 5000 more warrants for 1919 poll tax delinquents. Page 5. Fred W. Gow dies at Medford.

Prosecution of Cambridge auto thieves at standstill, as officials disagree. Capt Fred Harney hurt while directing the fighting of a fire in Salem. rKe 6. American League Cleveland 9. Bos-; ton St Louis New York Chicago 3.

Philadelphia Detroit 6. Washington 4. Ouimet and Guilford win off-hand match at Belmont with brilliant golf. National League Boston S. Chicago 4.

Chicago S. Boston 4: Pittsburg 6. Philadelphia 3. Philadelphia Pittsburg New York 6. St Louis Brooklyn $, Cincinnati 0.

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Belgium. Wampie and Gymkrak win in Corinthian yacht races at Marblehead. Several suspects in trunk murder mystery held for Detroit police. Page lO. "Fever," by T'nele Dudley.

"More Truth Than Poetry." by James J. Montague. Gompers assails laying off of worker when country needs production. Wage agreement of steamer deck officers signed. Prince Antoine Bibesco is first sec- retarv of the Rumanian legation at Advts for the Dailv Globe must be in the office before 9 p.

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