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THE BOSTON GLOBE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1916 TO AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS 1 GLOBE LETTER BOX. Letters remaining in the Globe iconntla AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Monday. Feb 28. 19IG. When calua.

DEATH8. KEI.LET In Everett. Feb 2B. Ana M. (ace KyatM, widow of John Kelley.

Kuneml from Ike residence of her daughter. Mrs George F. Dickey, 02 Francis ft. Tneaday. Feb at a m.

High mas of requiem at Oar Idy of Qraea Cbnreh at a m. Relatives and friends inrlted. Interment In Holy Croaa Cemetery KF.I.I.EV In Somerrille. Keb 2i. Kllen (nee ST MONICA'S PARISH TO TENDER RECEPTION TO REV JOHN A.

DECAN ray "Advertised." A 59. 128, 127. 292. 400 106. 129.

140, 158, 188 225. 246. 394. 1M ML, PLYMOUTH fflffiUMI METROPOLITAN PREMIERE Joseph Brooks Offers America's Favorite Barytone GEORGE MacEARLANE 1(1 MDI1 Ml -II. I XX XI I Ml MAP" HAVING V.Ai If Ell TIIK snu i ti i ok MANAGEMENT, THE THE PURCHASE OF i i in ii i in i.i wiim i i i iu i (Kill Ml 111 I MP" NIIOI 1 11 xsx -i i ii iiihi rr thkets ior I- 110.

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152. 187' Jll a t' l-'' lil MM Hill 4.T THE IHFATHF. BOX-OfTlfl OK ANY III THE Ml .1 V.n Y. AOr.Nt IB. AH HIDSWAXK THEATRE-TV I I Kill HI I'KO'FCI THI.

SUei. widow of the late Thomas Kelley. Funeral from tier lte rewidcoce. 06 Partridn-ar. Winter Hill.

Tue.ly. Feb 29. at 8 a m. Solemn htg-h ms of requiem at St Ann's Cbureb. Medford t.

at o'cor. 'Relative and friends kindljr invited to attend. LAMSON In thia city. eb 26. Henry on of Harry and Uiiie Imaon.

18 jr. Fn-neral from parents' reldenee, 58 East 4th st. South Boston. Tuesday at 2 m. Relatives ind friends invited.

ACFA RI-A XD In Mittapan. Feb 28. Mary, widow of James Marfarland, ALONE In Dorchester. Fit, 27. Catherine, widow of James Maloney.

Funeral from her late residence, 23 Edwin st. Tuesday. Feb 29. at 8:15 a m. High mass at St Mark Cnoreb at ft Relatives and frienda respectfully Invited.

MANNING In Arlington Heiahts. Feb 25. Ina wife of John Maouing. In her 32d year. Services at ber late honi.

Hillside av. Tuesday at 2:31. Burial Wednesday after-nooo at Chatham. Masa. iv-rir, 11 i In a Blithesome Scotch Comedy PERTINENT PARAGRAPH 8 77 i 69.

877. 100. 126. 127 1 tn. ago 252.

291. 236 1, 1 11 1.1 ,11 HRiiunui, 1 mi. mtmm I widow of Henri A. Mansfleld. 72 yrs.

Funeral ...1 .1, .00 II. I Hearto'th Heather MISS LYD1A MA HONEY. MRS MARGARET BRITTA1N. MISS ETHEL G. BRADY.

Committee St Monica's Church Reunion, South Boston. irr-i 11 ill 111 Bim'lii -u day. Feb 29. at 11 a m. Bnrial In tiowell.

MCCARTHY In Roxbury. Feb 27. Charlea beloved buBband of Bessie E. McCarthy (ne 1 Cameron). Fimeral from late residence.

10 Tonight will be made suspicion by the advent of "Around the Map-C Are yon among the fortunate, who will wltqe it, ui.rl.nl plendo If not, why iMit? Gresit happiness ran he yours. Yon ran make tonight one of the pleanantest of your life make It glad red-letter niarht yon will never forget. You ran have full measure tonight of pleasure! 19. 114. 225.

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126 iri is 168, 178, 178. 181. 188. 196 av, Wednesday. March 1.

at Reiiulem hlrh mass at St Joseph's Church. Circuit st. at 1. Relative and friends krnllv Invited. Springfield.

Mass. papers please copy. McDONALD In South Boston. Feb 26, Konali. L.

beloved bus hand of Helen M. McDonald. fa'i- lieutenant of Laader 18. B. F.

D. Fu WANTED By GLEN MacDONOUGH In Which Mr. MacFariane Sings Several New Songs Note Raymond Hubbell, Who Composed the Music in "Heart o' th' Heather," will conduct the Orchestra tonight Eve. Sat. Mat.

25c to 1.50 Thurs. Mat. 25c to 1.00 Are you going to the Colonial tonight? If not, go tomorrow night. There are still other nights not many. Don't miss this show of shows! Willis will award the prizes and will be assisted by Senator Daniel J.

Chapman and Rev Thomas J. O'Neil. There will be forty-fives for the seniors, with Mr Shea in charge, and also folk dancing. Refreshments will be on sale by Mrs Clougherty, Mrs Edwin Rae, Mrs William J. Cougiilin.

Mrs Margaret Brit-tain and Mrs Mulloy. Rev Thomas O'Neil, assistant pastor, is chairman of the committee on tickets. Dancing will be held In the main hall. Edward G. Lennon will be floor director.

His aids will be Misses Lydla Mahoney, Ethel Brady, Mary Ducy, Mary GUI, Mabel Burke, Olga Ploctennick, Anna Tierney, Grace Boback, Catherine De-vine, Helen Graham, Helen Cahill, Marion Holland. Esther Batts, Agnes Wall, Margaret Tobin, Florence Muldoon, fl nni umc rn icrn Rev John A. Degan, recently appointed pastor of St Monica's Church, Dorchester St. South Boston, will be tendered a reception tomorrow evening at the annual reunion and ball of the past and present members of that parish. Rev T.

J. Mahoney, formerly pastor of St Monica's Church, who has assumed the pastorate of St William's Church in Dorchester, will deliver his farewell. All the former curates have been invited. Among those Rev William A. Dacey of the Cathedral, Rev Edward P.

Murphy of Somerville, Fr Fole of Lynn and Rev Edmund C. Sliney of St Augustine's Church, South Boston. After selections by an orchestra the program will Include' solos by Sig Matitis and Miss Spencer, and addresses by the clergy and Senator Daniel J. Chapman. The committee for the general entertainment comprises John J.

Madden Jr, Miss Mary Beecher, Miss Jeanett--Beecher, Richard Canty and Jeremiii Shea. The whlst will be directed by Mrs Ellen Carroll, Mrs William Willis and Mrs James Larkin. William J. SHU BERT NOW WILBUR neral from bl late residence. 1776 Colomb.a road, on Tuesday.

Feb 28. at 8:30 a m. Sol emn high mass of requiem at St Enlalta's Church at ft o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. McHCGH In Allaton, Feb 27.

Ellen (nee Don- 1 Ian), beloved wife of Michael J. McHugu. Funeral from her late raaldecw-e. 260 Lincoln 1 at. Tuesday at 8:80 a m.

Rolemn high mass at St Anthony's Church at a m. Relatives and friends Invited. McINERNEY In Dorchester. Feb 28. Margaret Mclnerney.

Funeral from raaidance of J. A. Brown. 17 Morrill lit, Tueaday. Feb 29.

at a m. Requiem mass at St Mary' Church, Lynn, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and frienda Invited. MILLER In Everett. Fet 27.

Levi X. Miller. 68 yrs 0. mo 20 dg. Funeral services at bis late residence, Glendale at.

Wednesday, Marcli 1. at 2 m. MINAHAN Dennis hel-ved husband of Annie (Murtaghi Mlnahan. Funeral from 55 F. Newton st, Tuesday at 8:13 a m.

Hlfih mass at I'athedral of the Holy Cross at 9 ril-f-ti r-iW Evening, at Matlneeo at POSITIVELY Th UULU if AfL IU hLul UP FOR TWO DAYS Indications in Reports to Weather Bureau, a Bwm LAST WEEK I WASHINGTON 6-Day Personally-Condnrted Tours March 3, 17, 81 April 14, 28, and May 12 Ronnd-Trip Rate from Boston $26.00 127.00 for Tour of April 28) ($28.00 for Tour of May 12) Stop-over at Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York returning For detailed information apply to Rodnev Miiedonough. New England Passenger Agent. No. 5 Bromfleld Street, Corner Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Pennsylvania R.

R. Nora Madden and Mary Cotter, Thomas F. Barry, Elmer Gegg, John Murphy, Harold Grant, William Larkin, Thomas Flaherty, Harry Welch, Bernard J. Walsh, Patrick J. Canavan, John Welch, i Richard Canty, George Cahill, James Tierney, Joseph Collins.

Frank McCarthy, Benjamin McCarthy and James B. McCoy. Biggest Musical Revue Success In any condition, full or broker, sets. Bring them to us and we will buy them for casb. We hav nothing to aell you or exchange.

Our business Is simply to bay eld false teeth for cash. We pay the hlgheat price. Call or mall AMERICAN TOOTH CO. BOSTON OFFICE. 8 WTXTi.R (Opp.

Fllene'a) Rooms 784-71 Providence office. 77 Washington St. Worcester office. Park Bldg iopp Tty Hall). Naw York.

Brooklyn. ft Unusually Low Temperatures All Over the Country. 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. For- 1 merly of Fort Hill.

NESTOR At Maiden Hospital. Feb 27. Mar- caret Nestor. Funeral from the residence of her sister. Mrs Helen Cardinal.

5 Robertson road, off Belmont st. Tuesday. Feb 29 at 8 1 a m. High mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends Invited.

Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. I O'TOOLE In Roxbury, Feb 26, Thomas, aon GEORGE EUGENE and REUNION OF ST MARY'S PARISH, CHARLESTOWN, IN AID OF POOR MONROE WILLIE HOWARD dSutf MARILYNN MILLER and 12B or tne late james ana Ellen Toole. Fn-neral from hi late residence, 27 Cabot st. Wednesday at 8:80 a m. High mass of requiem at St Francis de Pules' Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friend kindly Invited OVERTCRF In this city. Feb 27. John W. i The cold wave, which wajg felt keenly jin this vicinity because of the strong-I northwesterly wind, reaching at times in the night a velocity of 30 miles an hour, appears to extend over the entire country today. I There has been much cloudiness, I with scattered rain and snow in the I Northeast, the West and Southwest, land it is unusually cold in all districts.

Best Seats 1.00 Last 2 Bargain Mats. Wed. 777 FARCE Bf 01 COOPER MEGWE WALTER HACKETT POSITIVELY LAST 2 -3 iwLtlVo A Comedy of Sat. Countless Chuckles 2-13 Overturf. 71 yrs.

Funeral at the parlors of W. H. Grahnm. 1770 Washington st. Monday.

1 Feb 28. at 2 tn. Relative and friends in- vlted. ROBBLEE In Mirror Lake. H.

Feb 24. John NEXT WEEK Seats Thurs. I In- Happiest Event xv. itouoiee. yrs.

Service at the Church of the Messiah, Anbarndale. Wednesdav, March 1 at 10:30 a m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Romance! Humor! Thrills! ROHAN In Charlestown. Feb 25, Michael husband of Mary A Rohan (nee O'Keefe), 45 yrs.

Funeral from his late residence. 29 We pay actual value, whether tn full aeta. broken sets or Ioom. DON'T BE DECEIVED VBy Promise of Highest Price Paid.) GET Ot PRICES FIRST Mail or Brine to ARTIFICIAL TEETH CO. 34 School Room 25 Over Five Cents Saving Bank Branch Office, 34 Harrtnnn Arc, Near Iocr M.

I Til i. XlcitH COKFAinF 1'r. nt t)n I tliiKulshed Actor Lou-Tellepn In It. midline Comedy Drama Hill I I Mats. Wed.

Sat. OW Eves. XX intbrop t. Tuesday at 8:30. High mass of requiem at St Mary's Church, Warren st, at 9 o'clock.

RYAN In South Boston. Feb 27. Patrick beloved husband of Annie Ryan (nee La SIXTH ANNUAL SKATING CARNIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ELLIS MEMORIAL Boston Arena, Thursday, March 2d, 8 P.M. Fxhlbitlons of Fancy Skating by Mr. and Miss tiller and members of the Boston StottcbsTOMH BALL ON SKATES Prizes offered for the most artistic and grotesque costumes.

Entries may be made at the Arena. Broom-Hockey. Tug-of-War. Potato Racing, Special Features. Public skating 10:30 to 12.

Tickets on sale at Herrick's, Touralne, Copley-Plaza and the Arena. Prices: Boxes $10; Reserved Seats S2, $1.50, SI. SOc. SudSt f27 JORDAN HALL MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 28.

AT 8:15 WITEK MALKIN TRIO VITA WITEK ANTON WITEK JOSEPH MALKIN PIANO VIOLIN 'CELLO Tickets Sl.TO, $1, 75c. SOc. Symphony Hall ThM f24 SYMPHONY HALL SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 5. at 3:30 CONCERT IN AID PENSION FUND Boston Symphony Orchestra DR. KARL MUCK, Cond.

WAGNER PROGRAM Tickets $2.00. $1.50 and $1.00. FM f25 A King of Nowhere" Freezing weather extends south to the Gi If States, and it is zero to- 40 below zero in Northern sections. White River, Ont, reporting 42 below zero, was the coldest place heard from this morning. Temperature of 2 below zero was reported from Northlield, Vt, and Greenville, Me, while Id above, at Nantucket, was New England's warmest.

Boston was 10 above zero at 3 this morning, 8 above having been the coldest of the nifrht. The United States Weather Bureau district forecaster, in his office on top of the Federal' Building, predicted that we will have cold weather for at least a couple of days. He expects to see the mercury quite as low tomorrow as was the case this morning. At 9:30 this morning the wind, whicn had been blowing between 26 and 80 miles an hour from the northwest, shifted to the west, which should cause a trifle more warmth during the day. SEATS NOW OR SALE FOR THIS WEEK AND NEXT HENRY MILLER AND RUTH CHATTERTON IN DADDY LONG LEGS Foret).

41 yrs. Funeral from 10 Brewuter st Wednesday. March 1, at 9 a m. Requiem mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at i a m. Relatives and friends to at- tend.

fEAVEY In Dorchester, Feb 25. Abbie i widow of William G. fjavey. In her 88tb year. Funeral services at residence of her I daughter, Mrs C.

B. Darling. Draper at, 1 II. I. i.uil I i i.i Mi I'll an tit I.

inai i list MKS ELLEN CBOTTY, Member of Committee. MRS RICHARD F. GESWELL, REV J. V. 1D, Member of Committee.

Pastor. Greatest Triumph In Years Old Artificial Teeth Set In gold. silTer or rubber. We pay and np per set. We lead In price and oth-' crs have to follow.

We also buy old gold, ilxer ajul platinum: bring them In. mail it to us, rr tlrop a postal and we will rail for name. MENDI.OW BHOg at CO, 28 m-IioH at, room 44; take eleTator; braorh olliee. 10 Central av, Lynn. room mn Dan A.

Donahae. dSuIt ATTRACTIONS ITA It I FIRST TIME IN 3 YEARS CARRIE DeMAR NEW ACTION" IIMKlit "ll II 'lON'Al. TWIN HIM (OMKIIt. "HI TWIN SENSATIONAL HIIOTHKKH RfGOLETTO II A AMI II It Monday. Feb 28.

at 2 m. Relatives and friend Invited. Burial private. TODD In Dorchester. Feb 27.

Harriot widow of William H. Todd. Funeral services at residence, 19 Allston st, Tuesday, Feb 29, at 2 m. Relatives and friend invited. Burial private.

TURNER In Allston, Feb 26. Mary Clark, wife of Frank P. Turner, 57 yrs. Services at her late residence, 53 Allston at. Allston.

Tuesday, Feb 29. at 2 m. WACGH In Dorchester. Feb 25, Yarnnm Waugli. Services at his late residence.

39 Dracut st. on Monday. Feb 28. at m. Relatives and friend Invited to attend.

WICKES In DorcLester, Feb 27. George beloved son of Beanard H. and Mary J. WIcke (nee Nagle). Funeral from parents' residence, 77 Dlx.

st, Tuesday. Fnli 29 at 8:45 a m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St Mark's Church at 9:45. Relatives and friends kindly Invited. WITTER INDT In thl city.

Feb 27. Edward beloved hushand of Rose K. WItteklndt (nee Siebert) of 157 at. South Boston. Notice of funeral later.

FEATURES FOR REVERE CITY CLUB DANCE REVERE, Feb 28 The-second annual dance of the Revere City Club will be held tomorrow evening at the Crescent Gardens, Revere Beach. The event will be conducted as a leap-year party and ACTORS' FUND BENEFIT Thurs. Mat. Mar. 9 atl P.M.

THE GREATEST BILL EVER PRESENTED IN BOSTON Attractions from All the Theatres and a Surprise from N.Y. Sale of Seats Tomorrow A. M. Ship Pictures Wanted PICTCRES of American ship, oil. wat.e color or prists, rigged models of ships, books pertaining tn ea life.

A 17. Globe office. Bud7t (27 Pictures of Whale Ships souvenirs hax-e been donated by friends of the conference for this feature. The general committee is made up as follows: Mrs Annie E. Garvin, chairman; Mrs Patrick J.

Colbert, Mrs Ellen Crotty, Mrs Richard F. Geswell, Mrs William H. Hayes. Mrs Joseph B. Lyons, Mrs Mary McCarthy, Mrs Mary O'Rourke, Mrs Mary Toomey, Mrs Richard Leonard, Miss Perlie Clark, Miss Grace Cummings, Miss Sarah Dean, Miss Mae Donovan, Miss Julia Fnlvey, Miss Mae Falvey, Miss Kelley, Afiss Celia Leen, Miss Theresa Leen, Miss Katherine McGarry, Miss Josephine Murphy, Miss Mary O'Rourke, Miss Margaret Welsh, Miss Mary Winn.

The whist committee comprises! Mrs Patrick J. Kyle, chairman: Miss Alberta Ayres, Miss Mildred Baker, Miss Dorothy Brennan. MisB Isabel Carr, Miss Margaret Corbett, Miss Helen Cummings, Miss Driscoll, Miss Phylis Geary, Miss Mary Hayden, Miss Mary Kane, Miss Frances Kelley, Miss Elinor Kyle, Miss Mary Rea, Miss Genevieve Roche, Miss Mildred Toxvnsend. The annual reunion and whist party in aid of the poor of St Mary's parish, Charlestown, will be held tomorrow evening in Hall under the auspices of St Mary's Conference of the Society of St Vincent de Paul. This event is usually one of the most successful in the Bunker Hill District, and the indications are that this year's party will equal any of those in the past.

During the year the conference is called upon to spend a large amount of money, and it depends largely on these parties for its maintenance. The conference has the hearty cooperation of the pastor and spiritual director. Rev John W. McMahon, DD, and his assistants. Revs James H.

Phalan, James A. Donnelly and Michael J. Murphy. There xvill be a concert in the main hall from 8 to 9 and dancing from 9 to 2 under the direction of William F. Cum-mings, chairman of the conference committee.

Whist will be played in the lower hall from 9 to 11. Many beautiful DENMAN TIIOMI'KON'H OLD HOMESTEAD FAMOUS PoIIIIK IJUARTKTTE MIcvoN. I ARM INK I AIIKIIO. HIWI. OlM II A WII.I.IAM DOOLKV, Joseph E.

HERN ARO I Mill lilllK A lill. IV FOG ARTY, MARTIN'S FOUR HOMES. MclNTYRE HEATH JOSEPH ECKERS WILL GIVE a Song Recital on Thursday Eve, March 2, at Jordan Hall. Tickets are now on sale at the hall. WHALING SCENES, rigged models square.

I i Iggi-d vessels, old sea cheats, articles laoHaal nome ny WANTEh -Colored -glass decanters. aalra PARK SQ. "11 lllMISl- Ol Mil- or single, old liquor cases anil bottles. A MEJ Globe office. BsaTt f2T KKI i A I O.

Present TemplE NOW MAJESTIC TONIGHT AT 8:15 Wed. ami Sat. Mati. WM. BAnaAiN MAT.

NEXT WED. Bid -f Stttt I CLOTHING St John's Council No. 193, X. of C. Members are liereby notified of the death of our late brother, John J.

Lawton. Special meeting of the Council on Monday evening. Feb 28. 1016, at 8 o'clock, to take auitablc action. All menvbers are requested to attend.

Fraternally, THOMAS F. O'CONNELL. JB, GK. VKS. 8:13 I At I DAILY.

MATS. HODGE IN HIS BIGGEST HIT A 4-Aet Comedy Oruma of New Vork Ufa FIXING SISTER A OoOMdS of YoUlll. lyOTO Bll'i CJl, Owb 3UU liv fselwyn with I II A II I. II I 11 (i Ii i WKII. MAT.

Kntlrr Floor i.o. HVKH. n. I -i XT. AT to IN MEMORIAM.

Ward First anniversary requiem mas for the repose of the soul of Edmund Ward at the Mission Church, Koxbnry. Wednesday, March 1, ii 8 a to. MAX KEEZER'S ONLY STORE 1236 MASSACHUSETTS AV. Cambridge: Harvard students' second-band and misfit clothing bought and sold; and tuxedo salts fat ale and to let, our clothes made by all the leading tailors; open from 8 a lo if m. St day until 10 take Harvard-sq Snl.wy cars, get off at Harvard walk back to 12Sf, Mass.

av; tela 302 and 2936 Cambridge. FSgoMWtf mylt I CAST-OFF CLOTHING of ast; also carpets and furniture: send postal, I call and pay cash. M. O. 70 Chnrch st.

Sndfit f27 WANTED-AU kinds of gents' east-oir cloth. Ing: will pay from S2 to more for garments than other dealera: we have the largest outlets: send postal; will call, or tel 199ft XV Rot. MARKS CHESTER. 100 Dudley at. 8udSt f27 Dully at 2.10 and 8.10 Tel.

Oxford 5300 CANDIDATES FOR TOWN OFFICES AT HINGHAM INGHAM. Feb 28 No caucuses will be held in this town for the nomination of candidates for tbwn offices, to be voted for at the annual election Monday, March 6. The time has expired for the filing of nomination papers, with the following list of candidates: Charles B. Barnes, moderator; Arthur Castle Sq Fourth Week of Four G. GBEENBAUM, President.

The Harvard-KadrlifTe Prize Play The Harvard- LOEW'S ORPHEUM mgQE The Mi-I ISi-niitlfnl house la Amerles" IRIBT1 I I VI RE ACTS OI.GA PVI HV. In "The Soul Market" CoattsmMM from A. M. Morninu uiul Mutiner. 10, 15 and 25c rtriiMiK, t-ir l.ntlri- I limine of Show Thumday Between the Lines 124 TREMONT ST.

OPP. PARK STREET IS NOW PENN'S ONLY STORE DEATHS. CTJLLINANE In Fitchburg. Mass. suddenly.

Daniel J. Culllnane of Concord. Mass, 52 yrs. Funeral from his late resilience, st, Wednesday, March 1. at 8:30 a m.

Requiem high mass at St Bernard's Church at 9 a m. DRAKE In this city, Fet- 2o. Sarah widow of Henry A. Drake. Funeral services at the chapel.

Forest Hills Cemetery, on Sunday, Feb 27. at 2:30 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Carriages in waiting nt Forest Hills sq. Burial private.

ERISCOLL In Jamaia Plain. Feb 27, John beloved son of Mary and the la' John W. Driscoll. Funeral from residence. 13 Ballard st, Tuesday, Feb 29.

at, 8:15 a m. High mass of requiem at St Thomas' Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends invited. Late member of Carroll Court 57, M. C.

F. FAVOR in Winthrop, Feb 26, James H. Faxor, late member of King Philip Lodge 33. K. of P.

Funeral from the Skaggs Funeral Parlors. 170 Winthrop st, Tuesday, Feb 29, at 2 m. Friends invited. FISKE -In Jamaica Plain, Fob 27, Betsy A. Flske, in her 77th year.

Funeral services at late residence, 240 Lamartine st, Tuesday, Feb 29, at 2:30 m. Relatives and friends invited. F1TZPATRICK In Charlestown. Feb 27. Mary, (nee Maloney) beloved wife of the late Martin Fitzpatrick of County Kildare.

Ire. Funeral Pfl.il Ticket OfMce, 13 Winter Street Nail Week Last Weak ol "Between the Lines." W. Burr, Charles R. Downey and Daniel BOSTON'S 1 St f28 sexeral appropriate features have been arranged by the committee. The members of the City Government and Senator John E.

Beck and the local Representatives will be among the guests. The floor marshal will be G. W. Greenbaum, president of the club. The committee of arrangements consists of G.

Harvey, chairman David Sullix'an, Ludwlg Nelson, Carl Nelson and G. W. Greenbaum. Flower-Phone 6900 OXFORD William Penn I MIrATRE NOW PLAYING REACHES THE AGE OF 90. Mrs Olive E.

Rodie of Melrose Is Well Preserved and Active She Reads the Globe Daily. MELROSE, Feb 28 "Go to bed early, eat lightly and keep busy and you will live to a ripe old age," says Mrs Olive Eaton Rodie, who became a nonagenarian yesterday, and receix-ed many congratulations from friends and releatives at the home of her only son. George M. Rodie, 45 Otis St. Mrs Rodie is remarkably actixe for a woman within a decade of the century mark.

She expresses the belief that she will live to be a centenarian. She keeps busy about the house daily and does much needlework, including some tine draxvn xvork of Mexican design. She comes from Pilgrim ancestry on her mother's side, while on ier father's side were ancestors who fought in the early wars here. Her maiden name was Olix'e Eaton Donnell. and she xvas born in Wells.

Me, Feb 27. 1826, the daughter of James Donnell, a retired sea captain. One of her ancestors, Col Nathaniel Donnell, fought In the French and Indian War, and another ancestor, Francis Eaton, on her mother's side, came ox-er on the Mayflower. For the past nine years Mrs Rodie has lived in this city with her son. Prex ious to coming here she had lived in Pea-body for 30 years, and prior to that in Newburg, Y.

She onco resided in Cuba, and it was while there that she met James Rodie, whom she married at Portsmouth, in I860. Mr Rodie has been dead 20 years. Mrs Rodie's faculties ry-e well preserved. She remsmbers the days of tltte Henry Penn anner ia, town cierK ior tnree years; George S. Marsh and James M.

Dower, Selectman for three years; George S. Marsh, assessor; William L. Foster, ox'erseer of the poor for three years; Arthur F. Hersey, overseer of the poor for two years; Edward W. Jones, treasurer; S.

Randall Lincoln, auditor; Alphonso Cain, collector of taxes; Timothy L. Murphy, tree warden; Ira G. Adams, Michael HelTernan, Washington I. James, Herbert C. Jones, Robert F.

Robinson and Edmund D. Studley, constables; Charles O. Day, Henry E. Lor- I'liraMiounl prevent AKIK llllllll In "IHploniar.x 5 act prevent HENRY MILLER'S ku- GOM, I In' Divide." A ail- OLGA PETROVA "What Will People Say" ShoxviiiK in Boston LOST. FOUND.

ETC FOUND A bunch of keys. Apply at rona 104. 16 State st. jjjaH LOST On Providence train leafl ng Bv7.t 2:25. Sunday.

Feb 20. between Boston tut Mansfield, a diamond pendant; reward Globe pfflee. dSu7t f3 LOST A beagle bound, with name on cellar; I lease return to owner and rei clve reivjrd. JAMES T. FLAN NELLY, 22 st.

bury. LOST Amethyst and pearl pendant err.nr, reward If returned to C. L. HILL. Mlil; Boton.

f27 LOST Seal muff, shopping district. Feb 24: reward to finder. 2.V). Globe gaM PICKED CP adrift In Bostoo Harbor, earl I from the Mary 0L Santo and a lot of otter I material. Same can be bad by applying at 274 i Northern av.

New Fish Pier, and vage and notice charge. 7t fa from her late residence, 94 Tremont st. Wed-d ns Harry Hreen: Phii'! ie A Ht-r Leopard Walter Elliott A Fenton A nesday, March at 8:30. High mass of requiem at St Mary's Church, Warren st, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend, i LOEWS ing, Francis J.

Murray and Eugene F. EXETER STREET THEATRE Near Copley Square Sundays 8 P.M. th Hou. ll Skinner, School Committee for three years; John S. Bridges Jr, -municipal light board; Quincy Bicknell.

Board of Health. Mincer: St. JAMES in "A Woman' Fifty-Eighth Year J. S. WATERMAN SONS Incorporated.

UNDERTAKERS 2326 and 2328 Washington Street Adjoining Dudley St. Elevated Station. Funeral, Cemetery, Cremation and Transfer Arrangements. CHAPEL. Extensive salesroom.

City anil Out of Town Service. Carriage and Motor Equipment. Frank. S. Waterman.

President. Joseph a Waterman. Vlce-Prealdent. Frank S. Waterman.

Jr. Telephone Koxbury 72-73-74 Marconi Telegraph and Cable Addreas, "Undertaker, Boston." St f'iR OOl HI.K ISH.L Anna Held In "Madame La Fresidenie." Xlnritnerlte Clark in ildlloxx Panunoant Ficture and Other Attractions. ASHES OF EDWIN M. BACON TO BE BURIED IN SACO. ME Simple services marked the funeral of Edwin Munroe Bacon, an author and newspaperman widely knoxx'n in this city, at his home, 36 Pinckney st, yesterday afternoon.

Many prominent in ci'ic and journalistic life of Boston were present. There were no pallbearers and there was no music. Rev Edward A. Horton, chaplain of the Senate, read a poem written by M. J.

Savage, and recited prayers and in his eulogy said: "He saw the door opening before him in his last illness, and his desires, almost apologies for causing even the slightest trouble, were characteristic of the man." The body was taken to Mt Auburn for cremation and the ashes will be buried in Saco, Me. MODERN f2S Win. Foi a Paramount Flrnt Kun Donhle Hill All Week. Hurke Toohey A Roxer. HtiKhes It I ranklin: Hob: LOEWS NWtl ONEII.

In "The Witch." xi XIK.I ERITE I AUK In "Out of the SEWING MACHINES i-a rran A Howland: Cran-ton Lee: Doton: liroad- It f2fi Lecture by Rev Joseph F.McGlinchey Before the members and their friends of the St Cecilia College Club, an organization of young lady students in various academies, colleges and prixate schools. Rev Dr Joseph F. McGlinohey, diocesan director of the Society of the Propagation of the Faith, will dellx-er an illustrated lecture next Wednesday evening on "Japan. The lecture xvill be given in St Cecilia's Guild Hall, -0 Itelvidere st, at 8 o'clock. wa, -ii i.

A Other: The GLOBE i rou 'law. uith l-carl Wllite: BOSTON Other Uiit Feature, fit f28 The FADETTES 5--0THER ACTS -5 I II 1 1 DRRM Of VF." With Viola Dana LADY has latest style drop-head Singer: 00 complete. 254 Prospect st, Cambridge. SaMXV 127 LOWEST PRICES In Boston; Singer. 4 ne: repairing; open eves.

233 D-dley ft. tel U- 4697 M- MTWThFSa GAIETY Wash. near Boylston Dally 2:15 and 8 P. M. stage coach and ot trips she made from Portland to Boston when a girl.

Re-1 ceptly she saw moving pictures for the first time, and they made a strong im- I pression on her mind. lil I IX. I I I X-I1IOV THE TOUAISTS THEATRE Conl iniinii HOWARD LEGAL NOTICES WANTED Seeord-band sewing machine for carriage trimming: heavy type. I'l'iH BROTHERS CO. 53 in -t I.

Sadt f27 I'h-irinlnx Widow Bur-leaquo Vaudeville. Al-xvaya eomethlnir dolns. 1 till 11. Every Friday niKht Amateur and Circus. 41 She takes an active interest in affairs of the world and keeps posted bx' reading the Globe each day.

is an anti-suffragist and expresses her views on the subject forcefully. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS SINGER. a new. 5 273 Dudley st Roxbury. 3t tSS PEARA WHITE, Stirling "THE IRON CLAW" CASINO FIXHERTY In Dorchester Lower Mill.

Feb I 26. Catherine A. 32 yrs. Funeral from 23 Monson st, Tuesday, Feb- 29. at i 8:15 a m.

Requiem mass at St Gregory' Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. FORSAITH In this city, Feb 26, Mrs Martha R. Forsaith. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs Horace I.

Snow. 28 XV'ads- worth st. Allston, Monday. Feb 28. at 2 in i GBRWE In South Boston, Feb 25.

John Con-red, beloved husband of Helene M. Cerwe. Funeral from his late residence, 10 Mercer st. Tuesday, Feb 29. at 8 a m.

Requiem high mass at the Holy Trinity Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives anil friends are kindly invited. Please omit flowers. GILMOFR Feb 27. Mary J.

Gilmour. Funeral services from 140 Columbia st. Cambridge. Tuesday at 1:30 in. Relatl-es and friends Invited.

St John, patters please copy. GLADVXTN In Belmont. Feb 25, Jennie, wife of! Charles A. Gladwin, 69 yrs. Funeral services at residence, 92 Payson road, Belmont.

Monday at 2 m. Take Waverley car at Harvard sq. HALL In this city, Feb 26. Henry E. Hall.

4 yrs 6 mos 14 ds. Funeral from the home of his grandparent. Mr Neal McDonald, 72A Clifton st, Roxbury, Tuesday, Feb 29, at 2 o'clock. HAN WAY In Charlestown. Feb 26.

Catherine, wife of John J. Hanway. Funeral from the residence of ber daughter. Mrs Joseph Folev 4 Avon pi. Tuesday at 8:15.

High mass of requiem at St Francis de Sales' Church at 9 o'clock. Thence to Maiden for interment. Relatives and friends respectfully invited! Lawrence papers please copy. HARRIGAN In this city. Feb 26.

William husband of Mary Harrigan (nee Funeral from bis late residence, 44 Nashua at, Tueaday, Feb 29, at 8:15 a m. Requiem mass at St Mary's Church. Endicott st at o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited HARRISON At the Waverley House. Cbarles-town.

Feb 25, Edward F. Harrison, 67 yrs. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist Church. c6rner of Austin and Law WALDRON'S Phone HILDA SPONlin "0'VOBCED." Vaudeville. Etc.

DANCING SKITS A ND NOVELTIES IN LIGHTING AMONG FEATURES llaymurket Z1S0 DETECTIVE AGENCIES St f28 Ml I I 4 II HI UJESQ1 IU Strike in St Croix, D. W. Settled. ST THOMAS, Feb 2a It is expected that normal conditions xvill soon be restored on the island of St Croix, owing to the settlement of the strike which for a time pai-aiized the sugar industry. A small increase xvages has been granted.

DUREN DETEmVE AGEVC licensed and bonded; quirk, boot "dictograph" 6 HOWARD W. MOPGAN. pn, licensed, bonded. 27 years' exi lnte ae-rery. 721 Tremont 1 Office.

Fort Hill 5644. resld-n'-. LOCAL LABOR NOTES. To assiM in lrcaking up the "treating habit" in cafes and barrooms the Licens fcurroia, s. i-rooate court.

To the belrs at-law. next of kin, and all other person Int-r-eated in the estate of Rose Evelyn Tlbbetts. i late of Boston, in said County, deceased. Where, as, a certain Instrument purporting to be the last wilt and testament of said deceased has been presented to said Court, for probate, Arthur R. Tibbett.

of said who pravs that letters testamentary may be issued to him, the executor therein named, without giving a Biirety on his official bond: You are heretiy cited to appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Boston, in aid County of Suffolk, on the second day of March, A. D. at ten o'clocs in the forenoon, to show cause, if any you have, why the same should not be granted. And said petitioner is hereby directed to give public notice thereof, by publishing this citation once In each week, for three successive weeks, in the Boston Globe, a newspaper published In said Boston, the last publication to be one day at least se- I fore said Court, and by mailing, postpaid, or delivering a copy of this citation to alt known ptrsons intended in the estate, seven days at least before aid Court. Witness.

ItOBEKT GRANT, Esquire. Judge of said Court, this sixteenth day of February, In the year one thon- mA nin. ImnHren- mil A If'TllT'I, rt- William Kinneran, president; Timothv Gunning, vice president; Chester K. Young, recording secretary; Erasmus Smith, secretary-treasurer; c. Mc-Donough, sergeant-at-arms; Michael J.

Dagle, William Drummond. James Mo-Cabe, Joseph Crotty and John Driscoll. directors. Nicholas Nally and C. T.

Curran were named by the Grocery and Provlsfon Clerks' I'nion, Local ISjS, yesterdav, to appear i roM the Legislative committee at the State House tonight, considering the hill for a general eight-hour work- i I' I 11 ,1.1 BUSINESS NOTICES IF IN trouble. BARRETT. open eves. 43 Tremont st. r.

403; tel Hay SlJI ing F.oatd lias requested the Bartend-eta' I'ttlon, Local 77, to Indorse its I 1'lnii for allowing the hoard to license: nil hat tenders. This fact became known DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. ETC CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years i aim I t'l -Ol'il the union as favoring the proposed yestetit.iv at tl'e meeting of the union, xx ti a committee which met the LI- ceii.imi; linard reported on the confer- The matter was referred to the 1 exe, utixe board for settlejaumt. The sci-1'inl hi the series of 10 meetings fur the eight-hour day for machinist was he'd at XV Washington st.

yester- ateral Loaa tickets, due for dhu rma, ry. ROY. foU re- HIGHEST PRICE for large loan on aame; silver, platinum, bro. Supt Joseph J. Norton of t'ie Municipal Sanitary and Street Cleaning Division, addressed Local 149, Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters' Union rence sts, ajonoay, reo zh, aj 230 Relatives and friends invited.

m' DOLAS. Register. 19 21 28 lie-r. room 51. ,7 sum mer lie on.

"MAIN SPRINGS 50 CTS. CRYSTALS Ol. A NEW WATCH FOB 1 A 3. S. BOUND CO.

3i WASHINGTON ST. MVVTbStf J31 Always bears the Signature of dax. and more than WIO members of the union vote. I to have the officers present the demand for immediate consideration of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ub- scribtr has been duly appointed administratrix i no mi ii, i uu nun nu' cooperation Ihe workers the contract in tins city xvouiil De abolished in of the estate of John Stanley Grant, late of Riwtim In the Conntv of Suffolk, In. ftjsa than two vears.

uy employers. 'St 1 1 1 haltots si. -xx being cast by the members of the various unions affiliated with the system federation of the New I SHOWCASES, DESKS. ETC and Helpers' t'nlon, Ixxcal 106. considered yesterday the situation on the New Haven and also the BARGAINS In rolltop: or aSW A DUNSHEE.

14 Colombia or store. fjg HOGAN In Dorchester, Feb 26. Jameg be-laved husband of Ellaa Hogan (nee Connorsi Funeral from his late residence, Victor at Tuesday, Feb 29. at 8:30 a m. Solemn re-qadea high mass at St Paul's Church at 9 m.

Relatives and friends Invited. HOWE In this city, Feb 26. Louisa C. wife of Herbert W. Howe.

Funeral servicea at taa Waterman chapel, 2328 Washington st Roxbury. on Tuesday, Feb 29, at 2:30 m' Relatives and friends invited to attend HUNTER In Charlestown, Feb 26. Jnlla (nee beloved wife of the late Charles at. Hunter, 68 yr. Funeral from her 1 late residence, 65 Chestnut st, Tuesday at 9 eigiu-nour aay.

wnu-n the metal work JAMES J. COURTNRY, President. 1 "res WILLIAM Secretary. FRANK CAMPBELL. Chairman Ball Committee.

jr, nig 10 uemair.r Frank Tnllv I XX' testate, and baa taken upon herself that trust by giving bond, as the" law direct. All per- sons having demands upon the estate of said deceased are required to exhibit the asme. and all persons indebted to said estate are called upon to make payment to 774 East i oorth Street, South Boston. FRANCES E. GRANT.

Artm'x. Boston. February tgth, 1916 21 2 ALLEN'S LAW OFFICE. 28 School St Spe-rialists In conducting marriage troable and all other cases very quietly in all State: ia n-w aJ Chica- go. F.

C. Bolan, Klnlav McKenzic Ham C. Gunning or Keene. H. kJIST nolltona flat and standiag desk, tj hand roiitop.

pi writer drop cabinet tat.le ckaJr. etc. i-al filing device and cpf. L. r' BODY, 286 Devonshire near fl Uono- ter Chas? of Ixxxvell and John J.

van of Keadville w.re 1 hnrlHtnn.li I free. letter or personally. Boom 31; tel Main 12.19 Sud7t f27 i.i.nf,..iii.n iiirii a i M1UI1 initiated 1 yesterdav in Routrhan Hall Uniort PATENTS DEATHS. BRADFORD In Dedham, Feb 27. George Bradford, yrs.

Funeral from his late residence, 508 Washington st, Dedham, Tuesday at 2:80 m. Relative and friend Invited. Train leaves South Station for Dedham at 1:25. ERIF.GEL In Dedham, Feb 26. Frederick Brie-gel, 78 yrs.

Funeral from hi late residence. 48 Bussey st. East Dedham, Tuesday, at 2 ni. Relatives and friends invited. CHANDLER In Brookline, Feb 26, Louis A Chandler, In bis Both year.

Fnueral services at Chapel, Old South Church. Boylaton and Dartmouth sta, on Monday, Feb 28 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Woodstock. Coon' Please omit flowers. CHRISTIERNIN-In Phoenix, Art, Feb 19, A.

F. Chrlstlerntn, 80 yrs 7 inos 18 ds. COPELAND In Newton Highlands, Feb 27 Ira Copeland. formerly of Brockton, Mass' Notice of funeral later. COLLINS In Dorchester.

Feb 26. John Collins. 1 uneral from ihe residence of his rH? F- Keenan. Raven 5" Tuesday, i eb 29. at 8:15.

High of requiem at 8t Margaret's Church at 9 o'clock Haven Kuud will be tabulated at the Quincy House next Thursday or Friday. A in -xx wnfc scale calling for a minimum of Stti a week, an increase of $1 lor the men receiving over the mlni-n, inn eight-hour work day. was adopted Ueather Handlers' I'nlon. al afternoon. This scule, as soon as Indorsed by the offi-c-ers of the Hoot and Shoe Workers' Union, will be presented to dealer.

The fact that one of the most thorough organizing campaigns tn the metal rktng industry of this city has been going for some time came to light yesterduy. when 700 coremakers and n. oliler packed Wells Memorial Hall to discuss reports of committees on a new wage scale and working agreement xxhlih mil be presented to the employers within a hort time. The permanent officers elected by the ncxxlx i 'ruled "Municipal Sewer Inspectors' Association of Boston'' are: cioct. rnui-uju uiSu iua or requiem at St Mary's Church.

Warren st, at 9:45. Relatives and friends invited. HCSSEY In Charlestown. Feb 26 Nancy Hussey. 82 yrs.

Funeral services from her late residence. 80 Altord st, Monday Feh 28. at 2 o'clock. HYDE In this city. Feb 26, Blanch beloved wife of Thomas A.

Hyde (nee Stage etnployes and members of the theatrical profession will assemble in large numbers at the annual concert and ball of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes' Local 8So next Thursday night in Convention Mall, corner of St Botolph and Garrison sis. This annual event is always keenly anticipated in theatrical circles and all who cn participate in the festi-xities. Tile committAp in cho n- ne v. i S. GOODING KNOW YOl'R RIGHTSWe answer all questions free: bankruptcy and family troubles on easy payment: all claims speedily adjn-ted SMITH'S LAW OFFICE, 28 School St.

Sud4t f27 "NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts transacf-ii by my wife, Lillian D. luce, through cause of having left my bed and bosrd Signed. JAMES theatrical companies playing in Boston this week. The lighting arrangements for these special numbers will also include several novelties. Invitations have been extended Gov Cur'ey.

other State and city officials of various labor organizations and the dramatic editors of the Boston newspapers. The officers of the alliance who are working assiduously with the various committees to make the event the most successful the history of the organization are: James J. Courtney Caripbell. vice president; H2S financial seoretary and -Harold Keirman, recording secre- City sq, Charlestown. The local voted 1M to the Danbury Hatters' Fund.

Dropped Dead at HI Work. NKWRinYPORT, Feb 2S Philip A. Smith of 47V, Olive st dropped dead at the factory of the Bliss Perry Com-oany about 7 o'clock this morning. He had been an employe of the heeling yrs. unerai rrom ner late residence 1 TECH.

GRADUATE anSS? PATENTS 7 Ncfaool Bo4on. Elahlihed MJ XX it SOToerv! i. i Dow St. R. INCE.

1 m. Relatives and friend at litaded by Vice Pres Prank Campbell, has STORAGE s. KEEFF In South Boston. Feb 27. A.

daughter of the late Edmund and Margaret Keefe, 23 yrs. Funeral from 20 Dorctnater st. Wednesday. March 1. at 8 a m.

Requium mas at the Gate of Tlcaven Church at a m. Relatives and frienda Invited to st- i tend. umtu a nuinuer ot novelties, dancing skits and other fea-ill be presented by members of ANTIQUES. CURIOS AND COINS AM WANTING to b'ij old coin, catalogue i.noting prices paid 10c. WILLIAM 1IES-SLEIN, Paddock Bldg.

101 Tremont at, Boston. dSatf a HUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE, tel Ox 849 Washington st; 040 rooms. (1 mojjj, "Jj nu wen ueparmieni ior many year, and was in the habit of getting to work i early. He leaves a widow. i.