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THE BOSTON tTTOxTE-S A TURD AY, NOVEMBER 14. 1914. 14 DEATHS. SUNDAY SERVICES. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS colonial ourx? TONIGHT ATS SHUBERT Mat.

Frl. and Sat. at 2. Extra mat. Thanksgiving uay MAT.

TODAY SS $1 so DEATHS. nMS-In Neponset. Nov 12, Margaret Adams 60 r. formerly of Jamaica Plain. Funeral service at late residence, Sunday.

Nov 15. at 8 m. RelatUes and friends Invited to attend. ARMSTRONG -In Somerville, Nov 12. William Armstrong.

Funeral from his late home, 104 st. Sunday. Nov 15. at 2 Relatives and friends invited to attend. Requiem high mass at St Catherine's Church.

Spring H1U, Monday, Nov 10, at 7:80 a m. nvWFTT In Dorchester. Nov 13, Patrick h.is'band of Mary .1. llennett (nee Clohertyi. Funeral from I'll lt residence.

117 Itowdoln Sunday. Nov US. at m. Service i. REAL ESTATE NEWS, Valuable Land Sold on Audubon Road.

Two Hemenway-St Apartment Houses Figure in the Deal. (Undenominational.) Free Bible irrtur. of the American Furniture Exchange Building, 6 and 8 Alden st, one of the five buildings in which the first Are had created havoc. There was much costly furniture in the room and, considerable excelsior. Within 15 minutes after the first all-out had been sounded, and while 14 firemen were on guard on the premises, it was suddenly rekindled on the third floor and burst forth with such violence that hoseman E.

N. Montgomery of Engine 5 and other firemen were quicklv driven from the premises. A second alarm and a long fight by the firemen was necessary in order to extinguish the second Are. Testimony by hoseman Montgomery pointed to the theory that the second fire was due to some powerful chemical. SYMPHONY HALL LMENDORF Today AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN Egypt- The Holy Land The Adriatic Tickets 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 ii.

uni ot under the auspicea of the International Bthle Students' Association, Steinert Hall. 162 Boylston street. Sunday, Nov 15, 3 m. H. P.

GleaBOn will speak. Topic, "Truth i and the New Man." Seats free and no collections. THE COMING DAY OF CHRIST MR W. H. CLOUOH of Providence will speak on the itliove interesting subject, i OHR1STADELPHIANS.

Franklin Union Building. Berkeley st, Sunday evening, 7:30. Com and hear. No collection. LIFE AFTER DEATH THE CRINOLINE GIRL 0M Funnier Than "Charity' Aunt" Mare jjyfjgftjfj Than "Shtrltck Htlmtt" Seats Now for Thanksgiving Mat.

Night FOOTBALL Tomorrow Night SOUSA PRICKS: BOr. 76, fl SUNDAY SERVICES. THE BOCK OI7 WHICH CHRIST BUILT HIS CHURCH Is the subject of lecture, Christadelphians. Franklin Dnion Building, Berkeley st, 10:30 a m. All cordially invited.

No collection. WARREN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner W. Canton St (Merged Into Tahernacle Baptist Church) Pastors. Rev Herbert S.

Johnson, DD, and Rev Frederick E. Heath. Mr Heath will preach at 10:30 a m. Subject. "Christ's Power in Men." Dr Johnson will preach at 7:30 m.

Subject, "Will Cov-Elect Whitman Be tlie Next President?" Miss Olive B. Uussell will sing at the morning and eve The sale has been effected of vacant land in the Back Bay. Frank A. Connors purchased from Robert Treat Paine and John H. Storer, trustees, lots 15, 16 and 17, Audubon road, opposite Agas-slz road, containing 9551 square feet, assessed for $15,600, and the adjoining lot, 50 Peterboro st, containing 24,295 square feet, taxed for $27,900.

The total rating is $44,400, and the price paid greatly exceeded that figure. In connection with this transaction, Joseph P. Logue has conveyed to Messrs Paine and Storer, title coming through Frank A. Connors, the two four story brick and stone apartment houses, 132 to 136 Hemenway st, Back Bay, having a total assessment of $88,700. The buildings contain 36 suites witn modern irn-Drovements.

and occupy 7839 square feet TREMONT TODAY AT 2 TONIGHT AT 8 BROWN vs HARVARD Soldiers Field Today 2:00 P. M. The Yale-Princeton Game will be reproduced on the Irwin Score Board. Tickets, including both 81.00 and $1.50, for sale at Filene'f), Wriarht ft Hit son', and at the Kate. SYMPHONY HALL SUNDAY AFTKRNOON, NOV.

22, AT 3:30 B. F. KEITH'S If you can't get the seats you want for evenings try the matinees. LAST Tl IVIES TANGUAY Next Week riOUDIINI of land, taxed for $13,700. The final papers have gone to record at the Suf-' folk Registry of Deeds.

Work has been started on the founda-; tion of a seven-story brick and stone fljilliiljlllj mercantile building at 1126 itoylston st, near Massachusetts av, by Dr T. J. Riordon, and it will occupy a large lot. It will contain stores, offices, halls, etc, and will cost above the land $125,000. CONCERT IN AID PENSION FUND YELLOW TICKET NOV.

23 Boston Symphony Orchestra DR. KARL MUCK, Conductor. WAGNER'S PRELUDES AND OVERTURES Tickets, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Now on Sale. at ma HOLLIS AT 8:15 WHAT IS SO RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE LYDIA LOPOKOVA majestic Mat.

Today nt 2. "St 2 Times "TO-DAY" "MuxD 1 BREESE SEATS OK SALE NOW Shiibert Theatrical Co. Present. SAM BERNARD In the New Mualral Comedy Suceeao "The Belle of Bond Street" Best Now ror Thanksgiving Mat. ft Eve.

SYMPHONY HALL SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 15, at 3.30 olga SAMAROFF WERRENRATH Tickets at Box Office, 50c to 2.00 SftniBillMiniBmiHHBSSHfflKHBIIiBF'' WF8 nil -IN- "THE YOUNG IDEA" MATINEE TODAY 2:15 DORCHESTER TRANSACTIONS. Through the office of Joseph C. O'Kane, the well-known Edward F. Pierce estate, 234 to 248 Adams st, and 4 to 10 Dickens st, Dorchester, has been sold to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston for immediate improvement.

The parcel has a total assessment of $21,600, and there is 36,702 square feet of land, taxed for $11,000. Sadie Feinstein has taken title from Max Kupfernan to a frame house and 4600 square feet of land on Browning av, between Bernard and Wales sts, taxed tor $7700. Of this amount $1200 is on the lot. As part payment there has been conveyed 44 Wayland st, near Howard av, to Mr Kupfernan. It is rated at $5900, and consists of a frame house and 33,057 square feet of land.

Papers have been recorded transferring 100 Lawrence av, near Magnolia st, from Leah Paul to Abraham Freedman et al. There Is 5625 square feet of land, taxed for $1700, with a total rating of $6400. Charlotte E. Devlne et al have sold to Katherine A. Calnan, a frame house and 3043 square feet of land, 12 Elder st, assessed for $4900, with $900 or the lot.

The location is near Columbia road. The swell front brick house and 13S0 square feet of land, 22 Magnolia st, near Lebanon st, has been brought from Ruth L. Ordway, by Joseph McCourt. The assessed value of $4400, includes $700 on the lot. JORDAN HALL THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

NOV. 19, AT 3 PIANO RECITAL RUTH DEY0 Tickets and Programs, Symphony Hall 2t nl4 Experience! and Testimony of Christ Free lecture by Rev John Whitehead, Facltcn nail, 30 Huntington av, Sunday. 4 o'clock. Public invited, questions answered. PEACE OK EARTH GOOD WILL AMONG MEN Lecture.

11 a Sunday, by the Christadelphians, 203 Warren st, corner Walnnt av, Roxbury, Mass. All cordially invited. Seat free. No collection. THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST PAUL Sunday, 7 am, service of the Training School, M.

V. M. Preacher, Rev Artley B. Parson. 8 am.

Holy Coniunlon. 10 a morning prayer. 11 a sermon and Holy Communion. Preacher, Dean Rousmaniere. 4 pm, evening prayer (choral).

Address by Rev Artley B. Parson. 7:80 later evensong. Preacher, Rev John P. Peters, DD, rector of St Michael's Church, New York city.

Daily, 8 am, Holy Communion. 10 a morning prayer. 12:10 noonday service (with address on Wednesdays and Fridays)). 5 pm, evening prayer (with choir Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays). Thursdays and Holy Days.

11 a m. Holy Communion. Fridays, 11 a class in personal religion. Weekly peace service, at 12:10 on Wednesday. On Friday, at 12:10.

Rev Arthur Ketchum of Hyde Park will preach. NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN), CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, Bow-doin St, Opposite the atate House Rev James Reed and Rev rl. Clinton Hay, pastors. Divine worship at 10:80 a m. Mr Reed will preach.

Sunday school at 12 with classes for adults and for children. Tuesday, at 4 in the lecture room (street floor) Mr Hay will continue his conversations on Problems of the War. II. "The Need and Promise of a New Christianity." The public are cordially Invited to all the above. PARK STREET CHURCH, Corner of Park and Tremont Sts Rev A.

Z. Conrad, PhD, DD, Pastor Preaching morning and evening by Dr Conrad. 10:30, "An Indelible Stain and Futile Ablutions." 7:80, "Trumpet Blasts of Providence to the Modern Church: The New Age of Faith." Ariel Male Quaret. Mixed quartet. Bible school at 12.

Friday evening devotional at 7:30. BROMFIELD-TREMONT METHODIST, Tremont and Concord Sts Kclley Jenness, AM, DD, Minister 10:30, morning service. "Practical Praying." 7:30, pleasant Sunday evening, Tremont Quartet and Hascall chorus and popular congregational singing. Sermon subject, "Possessed of the Modern Devil: Nervousness. 8:30, neighborly greeting.

This church serves the neighborhood. THE FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Bow st. corner of Summer, near Union sq, Somerville Ernest Lyman Mills, PhD, pastor. 10:30 a "Religious Certainty." 12 noon, Bible school. 7:15 "popular Sunday evenings," "David, the Shepherd Seer." Large chorus and orchestra.

Leon Weltman, Russian violinist, plays at the evening service. UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD AND TIIEO-SOPHICAL SOCIETY, the Original Theosophi-cal Society Founded in 1875 by H. B. Blavat-sky. International Headquarters Point Loma, Calif Public meeting, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, New England headquarters, Symphony Chambers, 248 Huntington av, Boston; all welcome.

UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner Columbus av and West Newton st Preacher, Rev Ernest Graham Guthrie, pastor. 10:30 a "The Cost of a Great Life." 7:30 ra, "The City With Gates on Every Side." Quartet and vested chorus. Seats free. Strangers welcome. SHAWMUT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Tremont and Brookline sts The pastor, Rev E.

Ellsworth Shumaker, PhD, will preach. Topics, 10:30 a "The Spirit Indeed is Willing, But the Flesb Is 7:30 "A New Kind of Greatness." Large vested chorus. Seats all free. Welcome. BETHANY DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, 22 L1ndeh-pk st, Roibury, near Dudley Transfer Station, L.

H. KJaer, pastor. Sunday service 10:30 a and 7:30 m. Sunday school 9:30 am. THE SUNDAY COMMONS Charles Fleischer, leader, Huntington Chambers Hall, 80 Huntington av, Sunday afternoons, at 3:80.

All welcome alawys. Subject, "The Nation and Internationalism." FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Temple St, Near State House The old, historic church. Rev C. C. P.

Hiller, pastor. 10:30, "Christ's Appeal to the Modern Han." 7:30, "Forward, March." ROMSEY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, "the church of the neighborhood," Romsey st, off Dorchester av Rev George R. MerrlU, DD, pastor, 10:45 a m. Vespers 4:45 m. THE CHURCH OF THE LIVING Divine Science fervire 3 30 Huntington av, hall sneaker, Robert C.

Hannon, subject, Vhat4s Heaven?" FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Columbus jiv and Berkeley st The pastor, Dr W. M. Tufts, will conduct the services tomorrow. Cordial welcome. Dl ViiilllTU xford 2075 LllflUUin Mat.

Today at 2 A SUCCESS UNEQUALLED IN THE HISTORY OF THE STAGE Mr. Oyril Maude And His English Company in The Sensational Detective Play "GRUMPY" Seats Selling 3 Weeks in Advance Special Attention to Mail Orders YL WILBUR MAT.WED.2?is WM. ALL LOWER FLOOR $1 HODGE In Hi Great American Play "The Road to Happiness" Today Mat. Loner Moor Seat Now for Thwnksglvlng Mat. ft Eve.

LOCH In North Cambridge, Nov lg, fii garet. beloved wife of Matthias Wh. Pj. neral from her home, 38 Harvey at Monday Nov 16. at 8:15 a m.

Requiem high ma ti St John's Church at 0 o'clock. Interment at St Paul's Cemetery, Arlington. 1,1 i 'EY In South Boston. Nov 12, Nellif Lucey (nee Horgan), 48 ynj, a native of Ken' mare. Coonty Kerry, Ire.

Funeral from buxot of her sister. Mrs C. B. McSwceney. 7fl 7th st, Satulav, Nov 14.

at 8:15 a tu. Ke-quleln mass St Eulalta's Church at a o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. New York and Hotyoke papers pieaae copy. MACKENZIE -In Eat Boaton.

Nov 12, at hit reatdeace. 81 Horace at, James Mackeniie yrs. Retired member of Boston Police Department. Funeral services at the Watermm Chapel. 2828 Washington St.

Roxbury, Mon-day. Nov 10, at 11 a in. Relatives and CrjeaS luvlted to attend. McCARRICK In thia.clty, Nov 12, Martar widow of James MoCarrlck. RequiiT, mam at the Cathedral of the Holy crot, Saturday.

Not 14, at 9 o'clock. Mt CAUL-In Waltham. Nov 12, Robert Me. Caul. 04 yr.

Funeral irntn his late rei. dence, 41 Charles Sunday, at 2:80 Interment at Calvary Cemetery Uroitr ()f Waltham Council. Royal Arcrum. nu mass of requiem at St Mary Church, Mu. day morning, at 8 o'clock.

McCHESNEY In South Boston, Nov 18, Agnei Elizabeth McChesney, daughter of BlhiaBttk and the late Jamea P. Courtney. Funernl from parent's residence, 802 East 5th at Monday, Nov 16. at 8:15 a m. High roast it St Eulalia's Church at 0 o'clock.

Relative, and friends respectfully Invited. Burial la Calvary Cemetery. McGARRY In Brookline. Nov 12. Michael beloved husband of Katherine McGarry Joyce) and aon of the late Patrick and Fanny McGarry (nee Messltt).

Funeral notice lata. McGUlGAN In Charleatown, Nov 12, Daalai r' McGulgan. Funeral from all late rRiitne' 82 Arlington nv, Sunday, Nov 15. at 2 Services at the house at 1:30 o'clock. Htili mass of reqi.Nm at St Frauds de Sale' Church.

Monday. Nov 10, at o'clock. Rla-tlves and friends respectfully Invited to attend. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Maid. McKENNA In Boston, Nov 13, Katherine widow of Nicholas McKenna, late of Drbgheda, County Ixuith, ire.

Kuneral from her late reaidence, 65 West Canton at, Sunday, Nov 15, at 1 m. Services at Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 1:30 in. Relative and friends are kindly Invited. Interment at 8t Joseph's Cemetery. MORRIS In this city, suddenly.

Nov 10, Mar. guret (nee Moran), wife of Michael Morris formerly of the North End. Funeral from the undertaking rooms of J. p. Cnstello 7 Causeway at, Saturday, Nov 14, at 8:15 a Requiem high mass at St Mary's Church.

NIOKERSON-In South Boston. Nov 18, at her late residence, 775 East 0th zt, Nancy B. wife of Albert Nlckeraon, 70 yrs. Funeral from Phillips Church, Broadway, Monday at 1:80 m. Relatives and frienda invited to attend.

O'DONOGHUE-In Everett, Nov 12, Helen 0. beloved daughter of Edward and Ellea O'Donoghue, 18 yr 4 mos 14 ds. Funeral from parents' residence, 1 Elton at, Saturday, Nov 14. at 8 a m. High mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception Church at 8 o'clock.

Relatives and frieiuks invited. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. POTTER In this city. Nov 13. Herbert B.

Potter, 45 yrs. Funeral from lils lute real-dence. 222 Gold st, South Boston, Sunday Nov 15, at 2 m. Relatives and frleinls Invited to attend. RADLEY In Cambridge, Nov 13.

Catherine (nee Danahyi, wife of John J. Radley. Relatives and friends kindly Invited to attend funeral from her late home, 405 Franklin Monday, Nov 10, at 8 a m. Requiem high mass at the Blessed Sacrament Cburca at 9 o'clock. REED In this city, Nov 12.

Horace loved husband of Rose K. Heed. 47 ir Funeral from his late residence, 'Uuton-nk st, Monday, Nov 10, ut 8.15 a in, Solemn high mass of requiem at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 9 a in. Ijite member of A. O.

U. Lodge 218. Nova Scotia, Portland aud Booth bay papers pltaae copy. ROYCROFT At Massachusetts Ueneral Hoapl-tal. Nov 12, Katherine H.

(nee Barry beloved wife of Peter Roycroft. funeral fmm her late residence, Utica at, Lexington, itaaa, Sunday, Nov 15, at 1.30 m. Service! nt Bridget's Church at 2 o'clock. Relatives ami friends kindly Invited to attend. Interment in Calvary Cemetery, Waltham.

SARGENT In Maiden, Nov 18, Ueorge W. Sargent, 81 yrs. Funeral from residence, 55 Hell-vale zt. Maiden, Sunday, Nov 15, at 3:80 pm, 8ARNKSS In this city, Nov 12, Mabel Saraem, 39 yrs. Service at 424 Broadway, helaaa, Sunday, at 2 m.

STEWART In Cambridge, Nov 12, Stewart. Funeral from No. 1 Washington at, rear, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Cambridge Cemetery. Kelathez and friends kindly invited to attend.

New Hampshire papers please ropy. STODDARD In South Bra In tree, Nov 18, Holland W. Stoddard, In IiIh 07th yr. Funeral services at late home, 15 Academy Monday, Nov 10, at 2:8) m. Relatives and friends TATTAN In Somerville.

Nov 13. Michael beloved busbund of Elizabeth Tattan (nn Fitzgerald) uud father of Rev Henry M. Tattan of South Lawrence. Funeral fn.ni Inn late residence, 72 Central st, Somerville, Monday, Nov 16, at 9 a rq. Solemn high niaaa of requiem at St Catherine' Church nt 10 o'clock.

Relative aud frienda are kindly Invited to attend. Kindly omit tovrara. THOMPSON in Dorchester, Nov 13, 'I'lmuiaa son of the late John C. and 1 'liomu-son. Funeral from the resilience ot hu slsi.r, Mrs Charles Wyinan, (I Columbia terrace, Sunday, Nov 15, at m.

Service ut st Peter'! Church at 1:30 o'clock. High muss or requiem will he offered for the repose of bit soul. Monday. Nov IB, at 8 a Funeral strictly private. Kindly omit dowera.

Mt Lout papers iIeano copy. TKAVHHS In Cambridge, Nov 12, Manuel X. Travers, Funeral from hi late home, It Hardwlck at, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2 in. Bel-ativez and friends are luvlted to attend. WILLS At St Kllzubeth's Hospital, Nov 13, Ellen M.

Wills, 02 yrs 7 mos 19 d. Kerv. ices at the funeral rooms of John T. Ream, 2194 Washington st, Saturday, Nov 14, at 8:15 a m. Requiem high iiihks nt Chore! of Immaculate Conception, Harrison av, al o'clock.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. Interment in Holy Crow Cemetery, WHIPPLE In Needham, Nov 11, Lyman H. Whlppl-, 05 yrs 2 mos. IPaneral Saturday at 2 an from hi late reaidence, ITS Warren at. WHISTON In Cambridge, Nov 13.

Walter J. Whlston, 42 yr 9 mos 7 ds. Funeral freai hi late residence, 2592 Mans av, Monday, Nov 10, at 2 o'clock. WIIOLEY-In Roxbury. Nov 13.

Rev Dennla 1. Wholey, P. of St Joseph's Church, Hoi-bury. Solemn requiem high mn-s ut SI Joseph's Church, Circuit st, Monday, Nor lrt, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Lawrence, Maa, Train leaves North Station al 1:15 m.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. WILLIAMS In Jamaica Plain. Nov 13, Joseph Leo, beloved and only son of Hurry and North Williams (nee Kennel, 4 jrrn Us, formerly of the West End. Funeral from parent' residence, 217 Uoylston al, Sunday, Not IS, at 2 m. Relatives and frienda art kindly Invited.

Interment in New Calvary, at St Peters inn' ii. iievuiq wwm 115 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Requiem for the repose of his soul. Monday.

Nov 16, at 8:30 a m. Late member of Mt Pleasant Council, K. of C. RRFNNAN In Chelsea, Nov 13. Margaret.

t.e-loved wife of John D. Brennan (nee Funeral from her late residence, 25 Jefferson av Monday, Nov Id. at 0 a tu. Solemn high mass at Our Lady of Grace Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

BROWN-dn Roxbury. Nov 13. Annie T. (nee beloved wife of Holley B. Brown.

Funeral from the wn re rooms of It J. Htir-lev 924 Harrison av, Simday. Nov 15. at 1 'p m. Services at St Philip's Church.

Harrison av, at 1:15 m. Requiem mass Mon-dav Nov 16. at 8:45 a in. Relatives and friends kindly invited. BUCKLEY In Roslindale.

Nov 11, Nellie beloved daughter of Mary and the late Daniel Buckley. Funeral from her parents' residence, 63 Sycamore at, Saturday, Nov 14, at 8 a m. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. CAMPBELL In Cambridge, Nov 12, Mary (nee Duffy), wife of Thomas Campbell.

Funeral will be held from her late home, 88 2d st, Saturday, Nov 14, at 8:15 o'clock. Requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart Church at a m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. CARMICHAEL In this city, Nov 11. Margaret wife of John and daughter of Jesse C.

and Bertha P. Illxby, 20 yrs 2 mos. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 2328 Washington st, Roxbury, Saturday, Nov 14, at 2 Relatives and friends Invited to attend. North Conway, 11, papers please copy. Biitial private.

CAVE At the Carney Hospital, Nov 13, George E. Cave, formerly of 80 Myrtle at. West End. Funeral from the J. J.

Good funeral establishment, 558 Dudley st. Roxbury, on Sunday, Nov 15, at 3:80 m. Services at St Joseph's Church, Chambers at, at 4:80 m. Pequlem high mass for the repoae of his soul on Monday, Nov HI, at 8 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Interment at Sherbrooke, Que. DILWORTH In Cambridge, Nov 8, suddenly, Patrick, beloved husband of Mary Dllwortb (nee O'Leary). Funeral from his late home, 53 9th st, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2 ra. High mass of requiem at Church of the Sacred Heart, Monday, Nov 16: time to be announced later. Relatives and friends Invited.

FAGAN- In Brighton, Nov 11, William Beloved husband of Winnlfred A. Fagan (nee Mc-Gloan). Funeral from his late residence, 28 Etna st. Saturday, Nov 14. at 8 a m.

Solemn high mass at St Columbkille's Church, Market at, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Brothers of St Columbkille's Court 65, M. C. O.

are requested to attend a meeting in their hall, Thursday, at 8 m. Per order of William J. Ryan, chief ranger. Brockton papers please copy. FISH In Brookline, Mass, Nov 13.

Clara Per Fish, daughter of the late Rev Leonard 'J. Llvermore and Mary A. C. Llvermore and wife of Frederick P. Fish, 03 yrs 5 mos 17 ds.

Funeral 3 ni Monday, Nov 10, at her residence, 9 Prescott st, Brookline. Kindly omit Bowers. GALBRAITH In Dorchester, Nov 18, at her residence, 63 Woodford st, Margaret Jane, widow of William Galhralth. in her 82d year. Funeral services private.

GAY In Walpole, Nov 12, Josephine widow of the late Francis Gay. Funeral from her late residence, Main st, Walpole, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2:30 m. GILL In South Boston, Nov 13. Joseph, beloved child of Michael and Mnry Gill (litre McDonough), age 3 yrs. Funeral from parents' residence, 82 West 8d st, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2 m.

Relatives and friends Invited. GOULD In Somerville, Elizabeth W. Gould of 9 Vlnal av, widow of the late George Gould. Funeral service at the Second Advent Church, Putnam st, Somerville, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2:30 in. HASSEY In this city, Nov 12.

Margaret Has-sey. In her 72d year. Funeral from tile undertaking rooms of John P. Costello. 7 Causeway st, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2 o'clock.

Services at St Joseph's Church, Chambers St. Relatives and friends invited. HORGAN In Roxbury, Nov 11, Dr John A. Uorgan, son of the late Matthew A. and Ellen Horgan.

Funeral from his late residence, 120 Blue Hill av, Saturday, Nov 14, at 9:80 a m. Solemn requiem mass at St Patrick's Church, Dudley st, at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Kindly omit flowers. HOUGHTON Oct 23.

Tliny D. Houghton of Brookline, 57 yrs. Interment in Forest Hills. KKSl'NER In Wilmington, Nov 12, Louise (nee Schrempf), wife of Barthol Kestner, 55 yr 1 mo 28 ds. Funeral private.

Burial in Mt Auburn Cemetery, Sunday, Nov 15, at 4 m. KENNEDY In Watertown, Nov 13, Redmond Kennedy. Funeral from the residence of his nephew, Joseph B. Abham, 280 Watertown st, Newton, Monday, Nov 16, at 8:15 a m. High ma ks of requiem at St Patrick's Church, Watertown, at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. KILEY In East Cambridge, by accident, Nov 13, Thomns 11., son of Daniel J. and Nora Kiley (nee O'Neill, 24 yrs 8 mos 21 ds. Relatives and friends kindly Invited to attend funeral from his late home, 125 2d st, Mon-" day, Nov 16. Requiem high mass at the Sacred Heart Church, time to be announced later.

KINO In Weat Qulncy, Nov 12, Bridget, widow of the late Patrick King. Funeral from her late residence, 16 California av, Sunday, Nov 15, at 8 pm. Services at St Mary's Church at 8:30. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. LAPWORTH In Dorchester, Nov 13, Maria, widow of James W.

Lapworth, 08 yrs 4 mos, formerly of 20 Rockville pk, Roxbury. Funeral services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Louise G. Brady, 52 Lyndhurst st, Monday, Nov 16, at 2 m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Burial private.

LEE In Wlnthrop, Nov 13, Nancy Stewart, widow of the late James Lee. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs Harry C. Wrorf, 94 Somerset av, Sunday, Nov 15, at 2:80 m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend without further notice. BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Dr.

KARL MUCK, Cond'r SYMPHONY HALL Friday Aft'n, at 2:30 Sat'y Eve's, at 8:00 Soloist, ANTON WITEK TICKETS AT BOX OFFICE 2t NATIONAL Tremont Berkeley Sts. Twice Dally, 2:30 a I f' LITTLEST REBEL TONIGHT 8:15 MATS. WED. SAT. 2:15 IOvi IWt NEXT 1 WEEK I Smashing The Vice Trust a DIRECTION JOHN COKT ning services; Miss Isabel Melville and the Pilgrim Male Quartet in the evening.

Song service, led by Guy at 7 m. William Stone Sargent, organist. Welcome. TREMONT TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, the Largest Church in New England, "Strangers' Sabbath Home," Pastor, Dr Cortland Myers; doors open at 10 and 6:80 Morning subject, "Bringing Back the evening subject, sixth in the series, "The Horrors of the European War Forcing Life's Greatest Lessons Into Boston Society." Music by the Lotus Male Quartet, Mme Wilhelniina Wright Calvert, soprano, and Temple Chorus; Mr A. J.

Fairbanks, organist. Prayer services 9:30 and 5:45. Bible School, Brotherhood and Girls' Helpful at 12. FORD HALL MEETINGS, Ford Hall, opposite State House Park Dr John Lovejoy Elliot of New York will speak Sunday evening at 7:30 on "The Child and the City." Concert by Samuel Rosen, violinist, assisted by Edward Llpkin. Their program: Prelude and allegro, Pugnanl-Kreisler; Dvorak; "Airs Russe" (souvenir de Moscow), Wieniawski; "Menuet in Beethoven.

Doors open at 7. Everybody welcome. Free. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (founded in 1665), Commonwealth Av. Corner Clarendon St Organ prelude at 10:20 a m.

Morning service at 10:30 a m. Preaching hy the pastor. Rev Austen Kennedy de Blois. PhD. Subject of sermon, "The Gospel of Experience." Sunday school at 12:10 m.

Vesper service at 4 with special music. Social hour for young people at 8 in the chapel (Commonwealth-av entrance). CHURCH of the Disciples (Unitarian). Corner Jersey and Peterboro Sts Disciples' school at 9:45 a m. Church service at 11 a m.

Collection for "The American National Red Cross." Preaching by the pastor. Rev Abraham M. Rlhbany. Subject. "Turkey in the Scheme of the Warring Nations." All seats are free and a cordial Invitation is extended to the public.

Take Chestnut Hill cars to Jersey st. UNITY CHURCH, Jordan Hall, Corner Huntington Av and Gainsboro St, Frederick A. Wiggin, Pastor and Psychic Arthur Myers, lyric tenor soloist. Services at 10:45 and 7:80. We believe in the return of the so-called dead.

Do you? If so, come to these services. If not, come and be convinced. Spiritual messages are given that are genuine. All cordially invited. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Services Saturdays, Chipmau Hall, Tremont Temple, 3 m.

Subject for Saturday, Nov 14, "The Driving of the Turks From Europe a Fulfillment of Prophecy." Subject for Nov 21, "The Alphabet of Bible Prophecy; The Nations of Europe Never to Be Consolidated Into Oue Great Empire." FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Center and Myrtle Sts. Jamaica Plain; Walter Calley.DD, Minister 10:30: "Perpendicular and Horizontal Religion." Mrs Eleanor Fox Allen, soloist. 7:30: "Secrets We Cannot Keep." Mrs Elizabeth Miller, soloist. Miss Grace A. Dean, cornetist.

Miss Jennie E. Corson, violinist. DUDLEY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30, Rev A. C. Baldwin preaches, "The Hope ot the Ages." 7:15, song service; Pastor Fulton's third sermon.

"Life's Little Day -Jesus Christ and the Sunset." Appropriate music, quartet and chorus. Sunday school, 12 and Page class 12. Cordial welcomes for all. PEOPLE'S TEMPLE, Columbus av, cor Berkeley st Rev A. H.

Nazarian, minister. 10:30 a "Veterans of the Cross," by the Rev Joel M. Leonard, DD. 7:15 "Ruined Cities, Ruined Souls," by the pastor. This is Boston's welcome church to strangers.

THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, The Mother Church, Falmouth, Norway and St Paul Sts, Boston, Mass. Sunday services, 10:45 a and 7:30 m. Subject of the lesson sermon, "Mortals and Immortals." Sunday school, 10:45 a ni. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening, 7i30. WINTHROP STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Roxbury Pastor, Rev Charles F.

Rice, DD. 10:30 a "Love." 7:30 "The New England Convention of Methodist Men." Vested choir. Sunday school at 12. Epworth League at 0:30. EMMANUEL CHURCH, US Newbury st, Rev Elwood Worcester, rector Services 8:80, 10:30 a m.

4 Sunday school a m. The rector will preach in the morning and the Rev Dr McComb in the afternoon. Wednesday, health conference, 8 pm. KING'S CHAPEL (Unitarian), Tremont and School Sts Ministers, Rev Howard N. Brown, DD, and Rev Sydney B.

Snow. Morning service at 10:30. Mr Brown will preach. Evening service at 7:30. Mr Snow will preach.

DaUj service at 12 m. PATRIOTIC MEETING, People's Temple, Columbus av and Berkeley st, 2:30, speaker, Dr Slattery, an up-to-date subject of great importance to the American people. Good music. Silver offering at door. UNION SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH, Walnut st, Somerville Rev Dr J.

W. O'Brien, minister. Sermon topics, 10:80, "Divine Power of 7:15, "A Heroic Queen." Inspiring music. Male quartet. PAINE HALL, Appleton st 3 J.

P. Bland, BD, "Prof Muensterberg on the Existence of Man's Soul." Free debate. AH are welcome. CLARENDON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Clarendon and Montgomery Sts Rev James A. Francis will preach 10:80 and 7:30.

SOCIALIST LECTURES Wells Memorial Hall, 987 Washington gt. Dr Antoinette Konikow on "Maternity." Sunday 8 pm. WUhDistJAttyii-2itnmni BOSTON OPERA HOUSE TODAY AT 2 AND JULIUS CAESAR HISTORIC PICTURE-PLAY OF EXQUISITE BEAUTY 2fic 33c SOc Mason Hamlin Planoa Uaed. tf nl3 ROXBURY DWELLINGS. Through the office of Cruff Byrne final papers have gone to record conveying title to an eight-room frame house and 2000 square feet of land, 11 Mill st, Roxbury.

assessed for $2900. The purchaser was Francis X. Burns, for occupancy. The grantor was John F. Griffin.

A frame double house and 3145 square feet of land, 8 and 10 Dunlow st, near Roxbury st, have been acquired by Martha M. Schuster, from Edward Morrell. They are assessed for $2800 and the lot has a taxed value of $1600. The property of Catherine M. Crowley, consisting of a frame two-family house and lot, 67 Manthorne road, West Roxbury, have been sold through Daniel J.

Ahern to Sybil H. Burbank of New Bedford. The lot is assessed for $500, with a total rating of $5500. CASTLE SQ. Mat.

Daily at 3:10 EVENINGS AT 8:10 THE CRAIG PLAYERS in THE THIEF 01.IVKH MOKOSCO Preaenta Peg 0' My Heart J. HARTLEY MANNERS tf nia 10EWS Globe Theatre Kicluslve Vaudeville and Photo Play. IS fkui of the De.ert. 1ft Sensational Arabian Ai rohnts; Bud and Nellie Helm; Month and Rmld: 5 other Vmidevlile Mornings Uc. Mat.

Hie. I fie: Evening. lOr, 15c, (Sunday Night Concert, One Ilg show. AUTOS FOE- HIRE BY T1IE HOUR, day or month, up-to-date 6-cyllnder Piercc-Arrow and Packard limousines and touring cars, day or night. K.

A. SKINNER, 60 Stanhope st; tel Back Bay 6461. SSuV2w nT NEXT WEEK "PAID IN FULL" St nS GORDON'S OLYMPIA Wash. St. Opp.

Boylston Continuous 10 to 10:30 THOMPSON'S ELEPHANTS THEATRE TICKETS 751.001.50 KLEIN'S DRUG STORE, Cor. Tremont and Hoylston Sts. TEL. 23959 OXFORD pry rr SIX BERLIN MADCAPS at nia I I The True New "CHftRF AfRFQ" With Charles England Clattio 3IIUIU- ftUaa A. Steventon St n'J SUBURBAN ESTATES SOLD.

A tract of land containing 15 acres on Mark Tree road and Walnut st, Need-ham, has been sold by A. P. Hippl through the office of F. E. Thorpe, to the Needham Associates.

It is considered a magnificent property. The new owners bought for development. It is assessed for $12,000. Streets will be built and other improvements carried on. The lots will be sold for single dwellings.

Watson G. Cutter Sons report the sale for Edwin Wheeler and Edwin Hutchins. trustee, to Harmon P. Elliott, of a lot containing 19,600 square feet, corner of School st and Adams av. Water-town.

The new owner will erect a house for occupancy. This is the fourth lot recently sold in that section for the same grantors through the firm, for private houses. LOEWS St James BLVT VAUULVILLE ANU PHOTO PLAYS GAIETY BURLESQUE With. t. n.ar Boylttan tf ol2 THE LOVE MAKERS 8t n9 WALDRON'S CASINO Hanover Street Near Tremont Row GRAND OPERA CITY SPORTS BURLESQO.

Mnlinee Dally. Ladle 10c 1 ikja IJ k. 4 Km STAR AND vwat Concert Every Nik tit. GARTER BURLESQUE 8t n9 SERVICES IN WAKEFIELD. Funeral of Rev C.

H. Hickock, Former G. A. R. Chaplain, Takes Place.

WAKEFIELD, Nov 13 The funeral of Rev Charles H. Hickock, formerly chaplain of the Massachusetts Department, G. A. and a prominent member of H. M.

Warren Post of this town, took place this afternoon at the home, Avon st. The services were conducted by Rev Frederic S. Boody, pastor of the First Baptist Church, and Prof English of Newton, the latter having been a classmate of Rev Mr Hickock in the Newton Theological Seminary-There was a large attendance of townspeople and Grand Army men. The Grand Army ritual was conducted by Commander D. W.

McCarthy and Adit George S. Driver of Post 12, with 85 post members assisting. The body was sent to Putnam, Conn, for burial. MAY WARD'S DRKfl- I I Itm 1 11 HI 1Y HOWARD I i sitl IUa oi.i.M fl YMPIA 1 ON 9:30 A H-sol ARE Ut-VlfiriM WALTER FOWLER AND BARRETT "The Man Who Slipped It to Sweeney" 3t nl2 and Company, and other. Always uome-thing- doing 1 till 11.

6t nu IMWS Orpheum BtST VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTO PLAYS mo YOUTHS SENTENCED. PROBE ALDEN-ST FIRES. State Police and Boston Detectives Suspect Incendiary's Work as Result of Second Outbreak. State police, Boston detectives and firemen yesterday investigated the fire in Alden ct yesterday morning, which broke out a second time, after the all-out had been sounded, giving rise to a suspicion that an incendiary had set the last, if not the first fire. Fire Chief Peter F.

McDonough and Lieut Henry Powers of Ladder 1, who was at work in the building with a detail of 14 men when the second fire burst forth, were of the opinion that the matter should be thoroughly sifted. The second fire was on the third floor SPIRITUALISTIC MEETINGS. IZKTTA B. SEARS HIIJL Is to be with the National Spiritual Alliance, Dr G. Tabor Thompson, president, Parker Memorial, 58 Berkeley st, 2:30 and 7:45 Sunday.

Public invited. MRS E. A. ROY will hold circles Sunday evening sat 7:30. Each person receives message.

5 Moreland st, off Warren, suite 2, Rox. ARTHUR, the blind spiritual medium, will hold Spiritualistic circle Sunday at 7:30 194 Chestnut st, near 4th st, Chelsea. CATHARINE THOMPSON'S MEETINGS, 3 and 8. "Present Outlook for United States." Huntington Chambers. A.

B. JONES, medium, will hold a Spiritual circle Sunday evening, 8 o'clock, 158 Brookline st, Cambridge, Mass. SPIRITUAL MEETINGS, 277 Colmnbaa av, held by P. Wyman every Sunday at 8 m. MRS M.

KNOWI.ES Spiritual meetings Sunday, 7:30, 1 Clifton pi, Roxbury. Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Causing Death of Turk. In the Middlesex Superior Court yesterday, Nlshan Aprahanian, 17, and Manoog Garabedian, 16, pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter in causing the death of Izmerly Oghlo, a Turk, February last, at East Watertown. They were sentenced to five years and one month each at the Massachusetts Reformatory, Concord, by Judge Fox. Liquor Case Disagreement.

A disagreement was reported in the case of Peter Kavolius of Cambridge, charged with violation of the liquor laws, in the Middlesex Superior Court yesterday morning. Kavolius, who owns a pony express license, was arrested some time ago and appealed a fine of $50. HANK AND KNOBS KNOBS SHOULD WORRY. I WANT YOU TO TELL MLR Co! SHOULD WORRY kV SEWING BEE IN WAKEFIELD. Nearly 200 Women Work on Article for Belgian War Sufferers.

WAKK1TKI.D. Nov 13 Nearly 200 women assembled at the Congregational Church today and sewed for the Belgian refugees. A large number of prominent women connected with the various local clubs participated in the sewing bee and made many articles for the needy In Belgium. Seven sewing machines, loaned by the evening school, hummed during the day. Mrs Charles B.

Ting-ley, formerly president of the Kosmos Club, wan chairman of the committee In charge. The women will meet twice monthly during the Winter to sew for the war sufferers. DEVONSHIRE-ST TERMINAL. New Arrangement for East Boston Tunnel In Effect Sunday. At 1 o'clock Sunday morning the Court-st Station in the East Boston Tunnel will be discontinued for use for public travel, and the Devonshire-st Station will become a temporary terminal for the East Boston Tunnel until the new extension has been completed.

Passengers wishing to transfer between the Tremont-st Subway and the East Boston Tunnel will use a sub-passageway connecting the Devonshlre-st Station In the East Boston Tunnel with the Scollay-sq Station in the Tremont-st Subway. The sub-passareway will not be available Sunday, and during that dav and evening passengers desiring to transfer will be obliged to walk upon the surface between the Devon-ahire-at Station and Scollay-sq Station. Transfer checks will be issued. It Is expected that the sub-passageway will be ready for uso Monday morning. AND HE DID MT PLEASANT COUNCIL NO.

98. K. OFC. Member are requested to meet at the reaidence of our late brother, Patrick J. Bennett, No.

117 Bowdotn st, corner Geneva av, Dor-choter, Saturday evening, Nov 14, at 8 o'clock. Fuueral Sunday at 1:80 from St Peter'a Church, JAMES J. LOGAN, GK. JOHN B. SIIKKR1N, Bee.

Flowers delivered anywhere 8. at a few hours' notloe. Member Florists' ttJ Telegraph Delivery 43 Bromfleld Street I'M ltOIN-TOFIND OUT LaJHAT IjFIANE F7V3j LOST, FOUND, ETC FOUND A foxhound. A. H.

RICHARD, FOf ter' Corner, Wilmington, Mat. dsu3t POUND ADRIFT A aalllnf dory. Apply fl Sea at. Qulncy, Ma. d8u3t nl4 LOST About afreet floor of the Copley Plait Hotel, Nov 12, a lady' ring, aUr shaped, blu enamel edge with small pearl and one largo pearl In center.

Finder rewarded by returnlag ante to bonne officer, Copley-Plaza Hotel. LOST OR STOLEN Nov 2. Bolton terrier, brlndle and white, white cheat, noe and leg, answer to name of "Mitch." Ten dollar ward for return to 187 Peterboro t. tuite telephone Back Bay 5008; no uueatioiia aitked LOST -Friday morning, on Park nt, BvE 1 5 at or on the Common, one dark browu hall tranaformatlon, wrapped In white tissue papel Box 100, Eaex Station, Boston; ble reward, LOST In Ainmont, Monday, black apaotal dog, 1 yer old, slight white mark on breast! reward. W.

H. FORD, 30 Bailey st, Ab-apont. SS KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES THE OLD MAN CANT SLEEP NOW! 3NUFF I5LIKE. fVt rtPCMO Vrz LrtwT- dcn, 7 at ft snftRi DiNwett Party gvh last even imq ot its Won oea fol Tm' Ufy i wvr 7 nuu. I UoT TOcta! FTkfci ncc-r i UP TO OOT TWifcF GETS rut.

rtfi What a wrwrr crvoo I OOL035rL NtRVe' rlftAM CDL033AL) y- Nenv jouey rtVfef vi nx his plunooS. rts nt ccibi rvstfxoH ft 5iivtft Honiooa stekvooji-y I tsrtppeReo pilue.0 wnh Costly rr patsoneo That ft citufu 5wvitv 7 rrWOJOKT -T4rTT 31LVWL Hurupoft QOttt PROFESSICWPO. UtE. MiLLioHftiees Wiu- NVR. CV4S3 ft LITTLE -TVUWQ- LIKE.

A "Sn. listen to thi $fn- ft DerccTives oecLftee the-Y how Ke a clcw tc A yHlXUDOg; OF LOST A diamond rinit on Tremont St. Oct ryVMOtaC 1 CMfWr euuu mo un iw WHQic Hurvipog ntey-V AMnucnin. ru i il jjijj 7t 13, between Hamilton pi and Houghton A 0tf ton's. Finder return same to 122 Tremont reward.

LOST Between Maiden and Cneatnut HI1L box containing silk dress, certlOcabt and aum of money; finder please addres l7, 0M ottlce or telephone Brookline 4bO, reward. LOST Wednesday on" VVatertown-o Cambridge car, a sealskin collar Return to 55 Magazine st, Cambridge, Mass, uite 54 tel Can lifl-W; rew rd. SSu, In Watertown, brlndle Boston terrier, white breast, white star on rewarJ. Return to 7 Palmer Watertown. 2t alt LOST A lAdy'a open faced watch, initia Jfc on back, Under return to 285 Coluniboa ew Boston get reward.

t3u' "LOST A bunch of keys. Kindly return HUB METAL BED CO, 34 Dorcheeter T. ftSa LOST Black Boston terrier: reward. W. B.

FIELD, 54 Dwlght BrookllJI. rr Bock; tnaTI small Stickpin, octagonal gold coin, diamond In center, most liberal reward. filnhe office. St ol ul2 Being old nm ra the Present Pcssor Of THE CftM ftppgEClrrtE. H.S encrioas LOST-Fifty-dollar bill: reward to tinder ST returning, to owner.

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