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THE BOSTON GLOBE-SATURDAY. APRIL IP. 1913. 8 GIVE ORGAN AND VOCAL SOLOS CONGRESSMAN SIMS BIPARTISAN MARTIN CALLS ELEVATED WILL miss rounds visits INCREASE CARS; larnerjithospital STRUCK IN FACE EARLY OFF THE SEARCH piano Students Also on Program of Conservatory Recital. CONSPIRACY Fossf Friends Say He Is Victim.

Tw Attacked by Banker Whom He Had Criticised. Grants Requests of West Roxbury. Allowed to Stay With Lad Only Short Time. Calls on His Parents on Way to Her Home Boy Improving. MessagefromMissing Man Dated "Vevey." Declares From Switzerland: Does Not Retaliate on Glover.

But Confers With Speaker. EARLY Washington-St and OtherLines to Have More Trips. WA8IIIXOTMX. April I man Slro of Tan mad CksurUs "All Well; Writing." Assert Machine Leaders Want to Eliminate Ms. Success of Movement Yet to Be Manifest.

GIPBE ADVTSI Memphis Man's Bankers in Race With Attachments. Express Service cm 'L' and Surface If Feasible. Glow, multimillionaire. proVt the Rises Naiional Bank ot this rily engaged In a personal encounter in Farravut Circle shortly before It o'clock this morning. Proa Olover landed two blows on the rUrni aide of too Tenn mwnbtfs tec duna the eitercnUon.

The mernbere from TfOOMir and the banker have been al loccorboad for more than two montlM. Tna Mb ntlty of tne two started before the test Asew la-PVseasw Ja-P Miss Dillian Kounds, of Cambridge, sister of William J. Rounds, Jr. who was arrested by the Cambridge police Wednesday night for assault on Herbert B. Lamer, the Rindge School pupil who has been paying attentions to her, visited Larner yesterday afternoon at the Cambridge Hospital, where he is contlned as a result of a number of sinli wounds Inflicted by a knife used by Hounds, according to his own admission.

ttiM Kounds called at 3 and was allowed to remain for a short time. Lar-ner Is doirtg as well as can be expected, and although in a weak condition is believed to be slowly improving. Miss Hounds' visit was a source of pleasure for herself and also for the injured lad, sin especially having been greatly disappointed Thursday on not being allowed to see him. According to William J. Rounds, her Ootr rose in LONDON, April IS The mystery of the disappearance of Joseph Wllber-force Martini the Memphis millionaire, was apparently cleared up tonight when a friend of the missing man.

It BMBSCt ibot ion of Congress. otn-nll lee if if. of It- twain Here. ad m-4U I Mr TO Teaneeeee rpokeii in irtti. mui the etSv i of Mr Uluver lo el to tne uovern mem certain trsna of lend In Rocs Creek Park, in wlin be.

air Ulor. SWm-eaW EARLYl rtneed I bat the turn ess Iswy ore tat of I Ibe BipMsBeaoo nn lbs I mam fcp SBbI be cared for and tee wwnm. father, the visit gave her considerable relief, and last night she retired early I wo accused ol hat lag a pecuniary in trreet. I'-ttd Wood between tne two BfeSa hni Ij.i.-1 ltnr Tbeir ftsaada ae.e loosing lor tne iin. not had since the night of the trouble, which turned out so unfortunately.

Miss Rounds made a brief call at the Darner home, Massachusetts av. The demnnds of the citizens of Plain, Forest Hills, Hosllndale and West rioxnury for Improved ear service will practically all be complied with Immediately by the officials of the Klevated I imd. according: to the statement of Toseph Webber, superintendent of Division 1, at a meeting of the Woodrow Wilson Club In Forest Hills Inst evening. Mr Webber said the Klevated will Increase the service materially on Washington at. from Dudley st to Forest Hills.

Cars have been run on the surface every IS minutes, but hereafter will be run on 12 and 10-mlnute time. Cars tn. ni Dndtoy st to Lotus pi. which have bean run on elght-mlnute time, will be run six-minute time. The WasliinR-ton-st cars will not make their terminus at Forest Hills, but will run to Ashland st, by way of Hyde Park av.

Thin arrangement will give the people on Hyde Park av 11 cars an hotir to Forest Hills During the rush hours the Wnshlngton-at surface ears will be run every lo minutes to the Hyde Park line. A signal will be placed at the C.reen-at Klevated Stntlon to notify passengers on surface cars who wish to transfer to the Klevated Green st of the approach of an Elevated train. Additional service oti Sundays to Ashland st will be furnished as the traffic requires. It not until tuOey that toe met. and Ilia encounter look otoOS, on her way from the hospital and re- 'iiuicr mm twm in Aorta porieii me iau coimmoii 10 ins ioiks.

Una and hi blood H- iih the Ten Tie nten IfcwX T. J. DONOVAN APPOINTED. was etnerslnc front whose name is withheld by the authorities, announced tbat he had received the following telegram from Vevey, Switzerland: "Cease Inquiries. All well.

Writing. w. Martin." The disappearance of Martin on April 3 in London has been a "nine days' wonder." He arrived here from Memphis on a business trip early in February. On April 2 he told friends he was booked to depart for New Vork on April 5 on the France. On the night of Aprii 3 he played billiards with T.

Locknart Anderson, left the club in a taxicab at 11:10 baying he had an engagement with a woman, and that was the last seen of him. On the morning of April 4 a workman found Martin's opera hat and pocketbook on the Thames embankment. The purse contained a Cunard passage ticket to New York. A boy picked up on the embankment tht same day Martin's watch and chain, but teat it, William T. Burns, the American detective, nor Scotland Yard ever expressed the belief that Mr Martin was dead, ami Burns announced today that he bad abandoned the case because he had located the missing Memphian and was satisfied the rtjan was in no danger.

The Martin family have engaged a firm of London solicitors to act for them. Public opinion here is that a n-acata leaders wwM dence on juet off Ksrrssut I Te. esnwwea. eSeeeSSwJ II. touched the rotinbrr Itef thti r-Mjb, tketeirA Ihet the see on th- ahouidvr way ol tnttuiu -Hon end then addr.rd fun.

in the fol raitwr crai lowing lllk'la(r "I want lo tell you that you are fempUble Uar. Furthermore. I nm Bird. tosi-i j-cuy taw Ibe oVt tS'tleS how you what I think of wu solar tn. rial IK-cea Commerce High Pupil Named by Congressman Curley for West Point.

Thomas J. Donovan of Dorchester, the HlKh School of Commerce football player and oarsman, has been named for West Point by Congressman James M. Curley. Donovan Is at present captain of the Commerce High crew. He is a popular senior and had he not accepted the appointment he would have I graduated in June.

-Will t-r wt Whereupon Mr Uiorer atrnck the Ten-nrte member blow etiuiri) on law light Jaa and be followed the aeasH up with another in he earn place. Mo asys himself that be did not stnbe Mr BOARDERS WANTED? HELP WANTED? Hints with hi net. hut situ pnira but" has ala id lbs an Ucfans befiTr tod, a.4 la the la, it-. SSdjy a Tiueti 'Jtsm. wui as rut" sitr Ibln BBtBtjSB rs lZ FOR SALE? Mr Hlma did not bit back At lo Mr Slma he was not look tna tor an on the part of Mr Hover al the lime and that (a by be did not resent the Insult.

Hs roneulted elth tp ak.r of the House tonicbt ard tb-rfe may te aoroe dereinpeaents ma th. result ol today's mlxup. DEFY POLICE AN HOUR. party frese lbs tune bey i sate oeposit box they mav seek to open may prove to be the famous Mime Hum-I bert's safe. (Copyright, 1913.

New York World.) RACE FOR MARTIN PROPERTY the. CMS be I AUTOS CmmyrmnTti iui neid Jt FOR SALE' a looked fee, not ereil An appreciative audience in Jordan number by Bach and an etude In A n.mor by Bluesmun were play ed by Hall yesterday afternoon heard a recital liv Tinnilx of the Xew i .1. Memphis Bankers Active With POULTRY FOR SALE? I Th- eswernr eetbss am ns tkw Uraaa lelSet Ibe reore gestae. I tnft Attachments Mother of the Conservatory of Music. The first num- Twc Militant 8uff rage tree Lock Themaelvea Into "The Monument" at End of London Bridge.

LOXIjuN. April It-Two militant swf- Aiisa Helen -Moaet. or Brookune. pianist. Aieiisky's "Blgarrure" In flat major was performed by Mla Marjorl II.

dm. of Newton. Mias Ruth Bullard of Decatur. III. violinist, played the lavatlna In major by Hollander and the canzonette from Godard'a "Roman-tliue concerto.

Nin.h and Fauna" by Remberg was sung by Elinor McOrath ot i her ot the program consisted of the last two movements of Mendelssohn's sonata in minor. No. 6. plaiycd by Miss Helen Cbaptn of Newton Center. organist.

She was followed by Mis reset lea this morn In took Missing Man Said to Be Dying. MEMPHIS, April 18 A race for a stake of $25,000 Involved in the failure of the Martin-Phillips Company, of which Joseph W. Martin is president, of "Tke Monuraeni." which wands near SGk ae-d BasssSees 1 istai Tranafer Privileges Extended. Passengers Inbound and outbound will be given the transfer privilege at Kgleston for the Columbus av-Sub-way Una, and the line miming to Kranklin Field and Dorchester. In future passengers hoarding the South Huntington av-Jamalea Plain cats In the Subway can obtain a transfer for a Potest Hills sin lace car.

the transfer point to be at the Jamaica Plains car barns. Mr Webber said that when conditions allow the South Huntington av cars will be run through to Forest Hills, Instead of making their terminus at th iir.iic.i Plain car tarns, anil the Columbus uv-Cross Town line will lie restored. He explained that befoie the South Huntington av line can i run to Forest Hills the op at ttie junction ol South st and the Arhorway will lia.e to be widened and additional scmieons ertlble cars be obtained. Mr Webber said the suggestion of Kx-RepreaentatKe Francis M. CumminKS that express tmlns be run on the Klevated from Noi Hampton st to For-est Hills for the tit of through p.lSSiriK'IS will In- adopted If fe.tSlhle.

He said seven-car trains are run on taa Klevated In the evening and Rlx-car trains during the day, and that as soon as the road can get a sufficient number of curs an eight-car service will be Introduced. The proposed express ears for the Jamaica Plain-South Huntington av line from the Subway to Massachu- iV'V." -av wl11 nIao De adopted in the lull If feasible. the nor I hern approach to i Elizabeth F. Young of 8, Bridge and commemorates lbs great was won today by W. H.

Rossell of the x- kt T- i pianist, whose selection was the ITO Fourth National Bank in competition sonata in movement Iron a Meethoei. sonata in Are which destroyed the city of don In MM. U' be lnelie.it. of tne igkBii of 1 I tw 1 A flnitiiintr TofBrfe I jkc xuury. i wo movements froui a work Albert were performed hy Mlaa Agnes Chasten of Wilmington.

O. pianist. The concluding number was a minuet and gavotte arranged for two pianos by Snlnt-Saena and wai performed by Miss Inez R. Beat ard Miss Oiena A. Croby.

botii of Lowell. "mi a- oi me moil aiiu Ascend ins to lbs they displayed two ass and as bo- i Sol "tteaBla'sasssts The "With Verdure Clad ana from Haydn's "Creation." was sung by Miss Eunice Berry of Forty Fort. Pnn. A cedars. I cent llisnlsrtusi to ikes eSect nn I n.enae banner In the ralliu'itr on each of which wns or I-alh my we I.

um a ots wm I bt ill is ii frees tne Batr wBaXlBa I Marine eecurefr fastened the Bass isritt rssjossejwr Sj jj, eassssa I I Pi tirfiniLIP I Planters' Bank of Memphis. Emissaries of both institutions were sent to Forest City, Ark, 40 miles from Memphis, to attach property in which Martin is in- and the New Yorker beat the Memphian by several minutes. Although J. T. Spears, a warehouse man, declares that cotton receipts given as collateral for loans in many cases are forgeries, Atty en Estes has made no move toward criminal prosecution.

Mrs Nina D. Martin, mother of the the railing eorroundtns the women locked venting the police MARK FR DOODY'S 10TH ANNIVERSARY a Iodine staircase of Then they look up their roa THOMAS J. DONOVAN. RELEASED ON $1 MOO BAIL Mrs Dietz Is Charged With Murder. missing man, is said to be near to death tonight.

Joseph Martin was her favorite Sffi-ioWoft Than 2000 Attend lure who After en hour th woman and brought iam. If Joe Martin Is alive and well in Switzerland his family has no knowledge of It," said Frank F. Hill, a near Cambridge Exercises. hen th police des emld scon In, the women the apectaiors berates so t-a afievsssss by tnreaienins in at the tables compelled to take hell nswners etaa mii-t 4H the celling ai to ir.c.m. Ts bUL Mr Clearing of Parish Debt Another; SAYS PARTY ALONE lie was born in the North End, the son of "William C.

Donovan of 32 Clapp st, Dorchester, the famous rowing coach, whose seven sons' made up the Donovan crew. Young Donovan has bi an active in amateur rowing, appearing in his first race when he was nine years old, with his brothers in the eight He stroked the Shawmut Junior eiKht last July and the Shawmut centipede. He was fullback on the High School of Commerce football team for two years besides winning points on the track team at putting the shot. in fever or ism lasesas Tea cu WRIGHT NEW SERGEANT. Special Officer of Division 9, Roxbury, Assigned to the Jamaica Object of Celebration.

Into the chamber st the bsss of tne monument until reinforcement arrived end cleared a way for their pseessd to the police station, where they were chars ed. A fores of upward of lo policemen was required to protect the women frum ihe ul rushes of the anery rro4. Both the suRrasettea were etrtiskly SUSPEND HIN by ter.l the bUt I 11 The wisksses bs peSsnd mm ersst ft ibe prnvtsSiaa thai Ibe HO be igaese i Unit Nurnberg Similarly Held Chicago Judge. Company Invited Conference. Service on the Charlen rtlver line will be doubled, with two cars In 15 minutes Instead of one.

Transfers will be granted tit Kosllndale sq from all the OM Veritas lines, Inbound and out bound: the Ashland st -Ma ta.pa the Charles Klver, and the Oermant own lines. coni -ewslonB were the result of a. protest meeting held In tlie Woodrow Wilson Clul) i.ihI Krldav evening by the citizens of the ward. Mr Webber suggested at this time that a com-nilttee be aiipolnted by the presiding OIHcar, Senator Francis J. Horgan to confer with Vice Pies Matthew' C.

Brush. The committee, consisting of Senator I.m nan, Mr dimminKs. rieorge Blest, ConatantlB Sehh.no, William j' Burke and John A. Kennev, met Mr liniah and other officials of the road Thursday morning. The committee members are highly gratified at the prompl compliance of the road to their requests.

oi Las i i ana appearea lo be utile cerned. They were released a fJvs for tbs cm! en gar wr ML Mr 1 PHelan totnteid owl ibal esse or teas I States did rt rsilft lbs ssrwsse has until Fabmanr. tU thereby sssMssf 1 lbs I riirhdass of the art rstrsssMIss sol far as the month of iry was SSsV I cerited. Plain Station. Special officer James F.

Wright of More than 2000 past and present mem-Hivision 9, Roxbury, was last evening I bers of St Mary's parish, Cambridge, made a sergeant and assigned to the i participated in the opening of a two Jamaica Plain Station. He will report days' jubilee last night in St Mary's tL dUfhL wit a Kd i Hall in honor of the 10th anniversary take the place, made vacant by the resignation Thursdav of Sergt Joseph I of the Pastorate of Rev Michael J. Cassidy. Ioody, PR, and to celebrate the ci ear- time after they reached the police eta Rev R. D.

Sawyer Dsus Committee Rib EMPLOYES GIVE DANCE. About 1000 at Ball of Henry Siegel Mutual Benefit Association, With Third Suspect Sought by the Police. Ibe rignt nas Deen the department ine Qf the parish debt. Mayor Barry bote ysawssebJ bs rwT Officials as Guests. act for tbs stl tied and thst would toss for about 25 years.

He has done special ork for years, first at the East Ded-ham-et Station, then at Police Headquarters and later at the Koxburv Sreat deal of stJlJT. MM 5 contention tlon Mrs Flora Drummo.id. militant leader, and fJerrae Lansbury. social let member of Parliament, appeared at Bow -l PoUfe I'oun to answer summons under the statute of Edward III chsrslna them with tnctuns crime and misdemeanor. They were remanded until April 31 on Rivlnif an undertaking not to participate In any meeilns In the interval It Is said on apparentlr sood author Itr that ths Government haa at lenih determined dre-atfe.

refrssUmi tS-mmtants. The Women's swr! and HoHttcaJ I'nlon. their central orssnn. tlon Is. It Is said to be declares an lllesal headquarters to be close 1 and the funds attached.

I'SdeTS. He OCXS lie matter so over until nested csrefsUi YOUNG GOLFERS WINNING. Travis the Only Veteran Left for the Semifinal of the Lakewood WILU WAIT POft WIMTCst. 1 laTresssrS No Antitrust LogisistsM at Extra Session. fs WORK OP "ARSON SQUAD." WAKIflN-QTON.

April IssiaUtlon wtll SrtUlt Si tbs Suffragettes Believed to Have Sought to Fire Aberdeen Station. arise, be the senate leterstaie A HKKDKKN. Scot. April IS-A later of eun powder, oll-souaed milled which bad us Sre CHICAGO. April IS-Search for another man suspected of complicity tn the murder esrly Monday mornlne of Georss Dtetx.

whoso skull wms crushed by a hammer, was Instituted tonleht by the Police Oepartment and the coroner's office. The identity of the man and his connection with the myaterioua case was not divulged. Manufacturers of the fatal hammer notified the authorities today that only 26 retailers of hardware in Chicago sell that type of implement, of which there are few in use, and the police hope to trace its sale. Mrs Dietz and George Nurnberg. who were ordered into police custody last night and virtually placed under arrest by the coroner's Jury, were brought into court today after passing the night at the house under police guard, and charged with murder.

Judge Goodwin then released them under $10,000 each, ignoring the recommendation of the coroners Jury. Mrs Dietz later appeared In the Probate Court and was appointed administratrix of her husband's estate, which consisted of $1500 In property and In life Insurance. foroner Hoffmann todav received About 1000 members of the Henrj' 0iagJ Company Ilmployes' Mutual Benefit Association and guests attended the eighth annual ball iri Paul Revere Hall last evening. It was the largr'-st attendance In the association's history. Dancing continued until 2:30.

As special guests there were present: Henry Siegel of New York, president of the company; F. E. Vogel of New York, treasurer of the company; John P. Butler of New York, Joseph Siegel, who is in charge of the Boston store, and Mayor Fitzgerald. C.

F. Jones, honorary vice president of the association and secretary of the Boston store, and E. G. Kramer, general manager, were also present. The officers of the ball were: J.

Mc-Keon, floor director; D. Hanlon and Leo F. Supple, assistants: H. A. Slamln, chief of aids; L.

A. Twitchell, M. F. Conley, Sig rTirsch, W. H.

Keane, H. A. Slamln, Mm M. Gardner, Miss M. E.

Gllligan and Miss S. A. ligan, mem-b ra of the ball committee; Mrs C. A. I Tan ley, chairman of the committee.

The committees were asslstel bv the following; r. S. Adams, E. E. Baker.

Ulaa Harnett, J. Barrv. A. Bram-hall, D. ft.

Blodgett. M. F. Butler, F. B.

Bowman, W. Bragdon, C. G. Broad-bent. Miss E.

Casey, Miss E. a maugh, H. Childs, C. T. Cooper, w.

ii i ni vis, r. w. EUneraon, j. j. Krisman, Miss E.

Foster, J. K. Iynch B. fo wen berg, Y. T.

Martin, Miss M. HcKey, 1 Murphy, Mrs G. G. Out-water. O.

Trail, W. A. Shattuclt, Miss Sears, A. V. Wilson.

Miss N. E. Woods. fore- tseaastis dsy. Tne eoeamittee prMes and other city officials were present.

Dancing was provided until 2 o'clock by the young people, while bowling and forty-lives were provided for the older ones. Among the clergymen who their respects to Fr Uoodj- at the close or the exercises were Rev Garrett J. Barry of East Somervllle. Rev P. H.

Billinger of Arlington, Rev Timothy Brosnahan. SJ, of Waltham, Rev Francis J. Butler of Somerville, Rev John A. Crowe, ReY J. J.

Powers. Rev Hernin Perennes, Mgr John O'Brien, Rev F. J. Hughes, Rev P. J.

Durcan, Rev James Higgins, Rev A. J. Pimenthel. Rev J. P.

F. Kelley, Rev William J. Murphy, J. R. McCool, Rev James Doherty, Rev Joseph Barden, Rev John J.

Ryan, PR; Rev Dr Charles A. Finn, Rev John Buckley. Rev Dr Irving Glfford, Rev P. H. Callanan, Rev Dr Edward Ryan.

Rev M. C. Drlscoll, all of Cambridge: Rev P. L. Cray ton of Jamaica Plain, Rev Dr F.

X. Dolan of Hopkinton, Rev Augustus F. Hickey of Boston. Rev C. McGrath, PR, of Somerville, Rev P.

B. Murphv of South Boston, Rev James O'Brien 0f Somervllle, Rev Daniel C. Rlordan of Newton, Rev Joseph J. Smith of Boston. Rev M.

J. Sullivan of Manchester, Rev Dr David J. Toomey of Boston, Rev J. P. Walsh of Brignton.

A souvenir written by Rev W. J. Barry of St Mary's Church was attributed. The exercises opened at 8 o'clock with a concert by St Mary choir under direction of Charles H. Sehmiz.

Between NEW YORK, April 18 Young: golf blood came to the fore in the first and second rounds of the Spring: tournament of the Country Club of Lake-wood today. Four who won places in the semifinal tomorrow are of the younger school, the veteran being Walter J. Travis. H. T.

Cook, the Lawrenceville school boy, will meet E. P. Allls of Milwaukee and Travis will have to deal with Max R. Marston, the Pawling-youth. Cook furnished the surprise of the day by eliminating- Hamilton K.

Kerr of Kkwanok, who won the medal in the qualifying round. Cook had to contend with John Naething of Kngle-wood, former New York champion in the afternoon and had to go to the home hole before winnins. resiusr SSlosi In DecoilltM I mm naeaaseeja and a burning candle, the customs weapons of the suffrssette "srson squad." sere discovered by the petrol i. a i dm the railroad union hers last eight. Psoat commit toe.

wUI urge Brst Ibe or an mtsrststa Trad csesss bake over tbs enforcement of sasrs af- inut3ss terxma i IN SETTLEMENT WORK. Allis took the measure of George C. i DQRCHESTERCLEANING DAY. City Government Will Help In Woman's Club Plan to Clear Up tits District Todsy. Commissioner lunula K.

nniiigsjsa the Public Works Department, eratlns with the movement started by Prof Spalding see, Brneftt to Part.ee In Such Activity by sal Students. Stanley or xaie early in the day by 6 and 5 and in. the afternoon won against John F. Shanley Jr of Deal. Travis was not forced to extend himself with F.

D. Magee of Oakley in the first round, but had a livelier time in the match with E. L. Deforest of Midland. ORDER IS ISSUED.

Signs Calling Public Attention to Saloons Mubt Go In Worcester, Alio Gaudy Works of Art. WOR( KSTKK. April IS-Illumlnated signs and gaudy works of art to call public attention to liouor saloons in Won, Hter must go, according to an order lasued today by the License Commission to all the firms that were granted licenses to Hell Ihnior after May 1. Under the new orders the present hold-ara of licenses must remove the aigns now advertising their wet goods and the new dealer must agree not to uut up any such mgns. hy '''airman Blmai Pottai In connection with the order he Mid -it will a freTetur site before anv ertili at, licenses for the sale of liquor after May 1 are lasued that all illuminated signs.

Whether erha nfi the sidewalk or against the buildings. Indicating that there are Illinois for sale Inside or announcing that there is a ban on the premises, mum he eliminated. There will be no objection to the name of the proprietor of the licensed place being illsplaid cither on Illuminated electric sign or any other kind of a sign The word cafe will be permitted only in such cases as a regular feeding business is conducted and regular meals are vci ed, hut i words "bur alea, wines and Illinois'' must not be displayed to call attention to the fact that a liQiior business Is being conducted. "The electric signs that show a splg-got with a glass under It, with currents eo arranged au to give the effect of the gluss being fil1 from the open splg-got, are to be eliminated, as will also the signs advertising certain brands of intoxicating drinks. Corner signs, such ss are seen on places at the Ides of the entrances and on the corners of the buildings, advertising certain rands of lbjuors.

must come down In the old placea and will not. he permitted to go up in the new places. "So-called works of art. auch as pic turee, statuary, tapestries and engravings that ure suggestive, must not be displayed either in the windows of 11-rernen' places nor on the Inside of aucfa placea "We will stand for a ix-lnch aim elerta. a.

party So Tbo a ISU4SM "T'JS "There is a saoentet try to seme lUf! 1 BLAISDELL BURT. letter which he said was startllngly i similar In spelling to the illiterate stencilled missive which the murderer of Dietz left. The writer said he committed the crime and expressed scorn for the police. The note was scrawled on the letter head of a hotel In a city they are tn college declared ter Hps HI lug of Itsrrard ALLEN HELD FOR GRAND JURY. i the addresses John norisKey anu Mrs Thomas J.

beany, sang. fres In their annual eosventlon al Ihe aiout 450 miles rrom Chicago and telegrams were sent to the autnort- telegrams were seni 10 inc auniuri- the Dorchester Woman's Club, started Isst night the preliminaries to a general houaeciranlns which the eitlsens of thst section will Inaugurate today. "This thins la not spectacular st all. said Mrs Prank I- Young last evening. She Is chairman for Dorchester of tbs Roston Woman's Municipal Leeasus and chairman of the municipal civic committee of the Porchester Woman's Club "We want to arouse the people In this movement to brine back to the of Miss i race on Jeremiah F.

Downey of bt Alary gnmw Catholic Association extended a wel- I ties there asking them to locate the I -Ii is lost anotbsr esse of Woburn Girl Wears Wedding Oress That Was Mother's Bridal Gown 25 Years Ago. WOBURN, April 18 Garbed in a wedding dress of moire silk and embroidered coordinate theory and prsctv essj sjteo the student a Hills of both at tbs asms come and introduced rr Barry, wno writer. The name or the city and the spoke of the earlier days of the parish, exact contents of the letter were not i nd extended congratulations to Fr i revealed. i a direct voile trimmed with maltpsp lace and seed i llnodv Mayor Barry brought the greet- cbltdreo. Tet particularly to body.

TALK OF MOVING PICTURES. pearls that was her mother's wedding inpa of the city. The Mayor has been gown exactly years ago today, Miss i a life-long member of the parlsn. musicians are prone lo be Vdeali sralk with their boada ha ths pssWre tmrVmrnt ssssfsswrw HT lb -isCessnaa community something of the spirit thst service work aloes I has Has. ial used to ue nere in tne oio days, said Mrs Young "We want every man.

therefore. Charged With Serious Offense Against East Bridgewater Girl. BROCKTON, April 18 After a hearing lasting through the day, Charles B. Allen, aged 43, a shoemaker of East nridgewater, wan bound, over to the Grand Jury in 3W0 In the Police Court 'ay on a charge alleging a serious offense against Pear! M. Howe, aged 14, of 4 Riverside av.

MIsb Howe told a sensational story of tha alleged offenses at the morning session, but this afternoon she confessed to having told wrong stories about Mies. She insisted, however, that she told th truth ab-jut one of the alleged offenaea, MRS ELLA F. JAYNES DEAD. woman ami cmid to reel thst they are ce to tn van Helena tsurt, daughter of Mr fr uuiraj Pennle From Parents' Anriatinni and Mrs Wallace Burt, of 75 GkV- "It is a matter of grateful satlsfac- Keopie from Karents Associations field av. was married this evening at tion to us all that the parish Is nee Theatres Speak Before her home at 7:15, to Roland Albert! from debt and it was a thoughtful sug- i rhi, Welfar.

i Blaisdell. son of Mr and Mrs Cieorjre i eestion of some among you that we Children Welfare League. pons lb! lias oss one mt several things. The watchword for at ine an 1 al tne anemooa ir una two the past week: "Clean up the yard. an A.

Blaisdell of 66 Mt Pleasant St. Rev- I should give expression to our reennns Tne children's Welfare Leasue of all. ys. and ptaoes where rubbish Bath nsnsnsld Mr assryeso essMsaMMssssaM -a SaaasaSaaSHuaa'a. TBssfll t.Sf sWktsaWjjBBI' Ml lfsssB Musk- Sr fcoas sascsstsse.

Fed era talon of ers: keep the lid on garbage barrels tlKht. This means much toward elim George H. Tilton of the North Congre- by this jubilee celebration. In doing so gational Church officiating. The date is I we do not forget that our fathers in tne of special interest also because it is faith in this parish deserve much of tne was lbs saassl rareuu nf which tbls inating disease, particularly Infantile X.w Tsr.

Visa Ctesutor Crawford Mr. Pred 11.5! Miss Mary the birthday of the hrlde grandmother. I felicitations oi tne oowastun 1 l.U'vi Roxbury. which la affiliated with the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, held a well attended public meeting yesterday ef-ternoon in the wardroom at the Roxbury Courthouse. J.

Ellis Ames presided. The subject of the afternoon wan The bride was attended by her sister, taheth rre. A We Poke of the seven buildings of ie fairish the erection of th new Miss Marion Althea Burt, and the best th the relation of ths school tn tM owl's of but we will not tolerate these highly I Illuminated barrooms Any man who iMfuaes to take down the slirns will nnt i man was Hughes of Northampton, i parish of tne i.yswii The wedding march was played by Mrs W6. He told of the John C. Andrews.

The BUrt home wa 1 Ing. and its womv-n aiul 1 1 i a. decorated with palms, ferns and cu? TiatV heTuter more than $. flowers. The bridesmaid wore light blue I B.P,J HnT -i civn servi and rersdev -d kr, Mrs Ma "Moving Pictures" and addresses were made by representatives of Ihe Parents' i a soprano i-vee eie Foots of LEAVES BABY IN STATS ass crepe meteor Associations of the district and of several motion picture houaes.

A general discussion followed. bf granted a license. Our Idea Is to fU.lf..ite narlng signs, which are dis-tfawtful many jiersons in the 30n in nr. I WEST VIRGINIA DEBT MOVE. A reception in which Mrs Burt, Mrs Blaisdell and Mr Hughes assisted.

wa3 held Immediately after the ceremony, 160 Kuests attending. The ushers were Ray Horton of Salem and Chester Thorpe of Arlington. Mr and Mrs Blaisdell will live at Springfield. TECH mmniARRIED. a.

CiT'aT," tht WssSSSrea. Widow of Charles P. Jaynes Had Been an Invalid for Five Years. Mrs Ella Frances Jaynes, widow of Ct.arles P. Jaynes, the well known druggist, died at the Hotel Canterbury, 'harlesgate West, Back Bay, Thursday night.

Mrs Jaynes, whose maiden name was Janes, was born in South Boston and married the druggist In 1867. Hlie has been an invalid for more than five years. She was a trustee of the jlome for Aged Couples for a long time, oiit recently resigned. Her husband dropped dead last September. She Is biirvived by two children, Mrs Albert I.

Cope and Charles W. Jaynes, both Hartford. Conn. paralysis, by preventing the breeding of Alee and mosquitoes. Commissioner Rourke will remove barrels Monday.

Kven the children have taken hold of the project. Durlns the week Headmaster Edwin Kimball of the Oliver Wendell Holme district formed his pupils Into civic bet-ferment lessue and the pastors of Dorchester have urged the people to cooperate In removing rubbish. The leaders hope to make Patriots' Day an as nual "clean up" day for torches! er. Banquet of Tufts 111 Class. Tha cJsao of 1M1 of Tufts College fees Its annual banquet at Ibe Boston City Club last ntsbt- Pree A.

McLsuse presided. Among those prsesnt were K. M. Coldwlck. M.

Whiting. B. K. Orsy. Oeorge Coetsnsa.

Dsvta Win-ahlp. D. Kesn. C. V.

Van Anieden. M. H. Houghton. J.

eagle and o. H. Bert hold. Mies Glasscock Returns Home. PLeORA.

Del. April II Miss Msbel Olasacock. ths Indiana 1 Diversity rtudent who has been missing for week, returned to her home hero tonight. Miss Glasscock said that while Gov Hatfield Appoints Commission to Confer With Virginie. CHARLESTON, Vs.

April IS Gov H. D. Hatfield tonight appointed a commission to take up the settlement of Weal Virginia's proportion of tha debt of the original Common wealth nt a. I -I JAMES GORMAN DIES. Young Woburn Man Was Found Unconscious on Conn 8t Early Yesterday Morning.

WOBURN, April 18 Jamea Gorman, aged 32, a well-known character about town, died this afternoon at the Central Relief Htatlon and Medical Examiner William ii. Kellher, who la not aailsfled as to the contributing cause, will hold as autopsy tomorrow mornlne- Gorman was found unconscious on rther courses. f-ctuies ami boci.h functions of various kinds prive the members amnle opportunity for advancement and recreation," he said. Our schcois ore better enulpncd than ever before and 'ire riotnc work: and we made better pro-Vtston for the advanced education of our bovs irirls. You will get a piore adequate notion of the greit work maintained nnd earltd on when I tell you that wo have lfifl4 children in our "parish schools and iE boys at Boston f'ollege: and that 55 persons get support from the parish for service daily given In one department or the other of iiirish work." The jubilee will come to a close this morning with a solemn high mraa of thanksgiving at St Man's r'hureh at 10 o'clock.

Rev Fr Dooilv will be cele-I runt. The sermon be preached bv Rev Francis J. Butler of Pom, r-ville. A mass for the children will be celebrated at 9 o'clock by Rev P. J.

Lydon. Who are Tbs folio Hig a ere ewewtrad st Virginia. The finding of the Supreme the nua'TT ire una Mrs iisareng Saw eaasrea Ut be as tl fees tao uvsswrer ihoT; "T'- ii sBSwsaasMSBaaasasaBBaaBsassBBB. SJtJ it J. P.

Constable of Utica Wedded to Miss Michalis of East Orange, In New York. John Plerrepont Constable, '13, a student of marine architecture at the Institute of Technology, was married in New York Wednesday to Miss Wanda G. Michalis of East Oranse. J. Mr Constable comes from Utica, Y.

The wedding occurred at the Church of Zion and St Timothy and was followed by a reception at the Plaza. I'harles Kdison. '13, was best man and Robert Bruce Brownlee, '12, who is doing graduate work at the Institute, was one of the ushers. Mr Constable Is president of the Naval Architectural Society of the Institute. nurt Ol me i.

imru oiaiea waa mat West Virginia owed Virginia I7.182..B? The commission Is empowered to negotiate with Virginia officials of with any person or cmmlttee owning holding any pan of the Indebtedness Cnlted States Senators Chilton and Goff are members of the commission. Smoker of Canadian Club. There were about 100 members and cueslf Present at the smoker helrl rv A I-mm tie snatttwn, Tl" mm MISS LE BRETON SPONSOR. Granddaughter of Commander Mc-Dougal to Christen Destroyer. WASHINGTON, April 18 Miss Marguerite La Breton of Washington was today designated Navy Depart ment to act as for the destroy- MeIoiirai, in, at Bath, lie, and named fro Msis Le Breton's grandfather, the late Commander Uavid McUougal.

Conn st at 6 o'clock this morning by a resident of that section who was on his way to work. The man dragged Gorman to the side walk and later notified the ollce, who removed him to the Kellrf Htatlon Dr Thomas E. Caulfleld, the city physician, tried to revive him, Angel of rbasf.n IVdlre I la. IVrejses. ssS tmm.

I (MMwl ofjthe aaeet lar. si Pes- si Hm dk and had A ti- A So tAsataaaaaae-lava Ths- v.m as leiraas in lndlanapoiia a aeea aao tnken sick with tons! litis. Your aflrts for tomorrow' and the Daily Globe this week Be sure to order them at the earliest possible time. hen ha ana mm iba ba r. tat he .90 mmi n.

him to a or 1 va te hum. the Canadian Club of Boston ths City Club last night. The entertainment consisted of singing by a quint-t and piano selections. )sul he railed lo respond to treatment, and nt this afternoon he died. Th dead man lived with his father, Edward Gorman on Bow at.

learned today that her father was stola msriilsilrir- tools SsnA SS la, wirawoa ska tg'55 1 AtUaboro. wsss osa-au seeking her she returned bonis..