The Boston Daily Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • Page 28

TIIE BOSTON GLOBE MONDAY, MAY 31. 1015 12 FEMALE HELP WANTED SITUATIONS WANTEO FEMALH THE POOR WILL GET LITTLE SYMPATHY THIS SUMMER, AMUSEMENTS GLOBE LETTER BOX. Lattw wroaintrffe In tha lHe 5mDng room Monday, May 8t. 1815. When calling plaaa any i (G tr! i mi fej? 7 4 I AMUSEMENTS i CIRCUS Av.

tratmai Aetata Ct ftstrs WEEK 1 4h THc Circus or Kgffi li(iooo Wonders PASA9E AT 10 ItlCCK A. Si eeoss at i mo r. at OMR fete TICKET AOMiTS TO Ati ton wot it rtm nmmtj Ilownt own Nle npn all wek at Hallet Davis'. 1 jUoytston M. ISMIHBEBBHBi Ihe Most Amazing Offering of World Famous Artists Ever Made Mroe.

GADSKi. til WANN HMNK, i (il.UK: Messr. fKMIlR KMMS. I Wiill IHIIX. t.ORlTZ niid KIYSDAF.L; nd Mr.

Al I RLD IIKKTSC, Conductor. With the Metropolitan Orchestra of J20 Ubiycr i WAGNER'S SIEGFRIED HARVARD STADIUM Next Friday Evening At 'i. so (If rainy, nxt evening) Seat 3.00, and Boxes seat Jnp 6. $. $:0.

scats, IS. Ticket Sale Nov. nt Steinrt Hull. lb HENRY GIDEON Wilt Give Lecture on "SIEGFRIED" IN STEINERT HALL TOMORROW I MNO. June 1, nt Tickets 50c and 3e, FIREWORKS TONIGHT! iONsoecial 11 ll MS ARK and Ss ALM 6ARDENT0MY CABARET AND DANSANT Ha You Seen Those Wonderful 8 POLAR BEARS rKWRmt tc? 1 "wwmj AND naj STEAMERS FROM Rowc's Wharf 1 LiHr It PAY OFFICER HALTS PRESIDENT, STENOGRAPHER WITH long experience, capable taking charge larrre department; give full partlenlsrs, age, experience, salary, etc, r2, Globe offl' e.

mr Banders and Attachers EXPERIENCED on ladies' wash dresses, steady work, good pay. MARK WUIT CU. tngt nit st SuM DM. MHMM MM. MMk MMMa aMMfc RESSES DRAPERS, also tihrs on tlk wslats klrta.

BOWDOIN MEG CO, 611 Wahnfa fniM "COOKS, waitn'wws, ran try, ward maid, seneral Isundresaea. 39 Bovlton sf. SuM Co 1 ETENTTn ireneraTwork. famllr 3. per wpfk.

210 tnidicy st. SuM B. ROOK KEEPER wanted. etsMft to take full charge, monthly trial bslanca and statonjent required: state ace, experience and sinry dexlreil. 252.

Uiobe offlce. HhM for food product: state as and lencr. rt fln, Globe office. dHu3t myi'ft HGCUFKEEPFR wanted. 1074 Wasbiast'Ml st; call from 3 to 8 rr.

LADIES Ik re's your opportunity; Plate man agers and local eorseticros wan ten for famous corsets; not soirt in stores; tug profits, permanent, business, best proposition; give references and experience catalog and ftrtlcutsss free, WADE COHSET Mt, Station Nw city. dsnst my'jn MEN NECKWEAR, exnerlenced ftninhere en hds and tecks. Apply td 8. 8. LOEB, JSH Washlncton r.t.

dutf my38 Vk AN T'E 1 nun lady liVlnsr in Chelsea, for office position, must be abla to figure rapidly and correctly and write a seat and legible band. ft. ztro, Ulobe otnee. rm du7t myTr WANTED Experienced" wneraT main1" "To "a to beach for Suraniir; must Iihto irood refer ences and be fond of children; no washtnsr. Tel Newton im w.

Sum VVAN'TEtKxperlenc'Sl operator on nnion ftpeclal machine for overalls and coats, steady work. gd pay. Apply SUFFOLK OVERALL is st. SuM WANTED An exnerienced woman to ears for house and baby 1 year old; must nsv refer ence: good wages. Call 1124 Commonwealth av, Allston, suite I.

dSu8t my29 WANTED Competent, neat' appearinK. re fine i lady, 40 to Wl years, to solicit advertising; experience preferred. 40, Globe office. BuM exnerlenced. for lonir enit'aiirs ment; board, room, washing.

18 per mo. CHALFt Atlantic City. J. dSutf reyO waa'I'm sie 3. god figure, tan.

coat model. Apply room 427 Jefferson Bldg, 604 Washington st, Tuesday morning early. WANTED Ex chamber Blrl. sond ref. fara Py hotel in city.

West End. fi er week anil live at home, 202, Globe office. uM FOR SALE BARGAINS In store fixtures, new or second hand, cash or eaxy terms. JOSEPH STANET SKY. fit Washington st North.

Pt mySl Wc a foot: strtols. 50e: wir chairs, 50c; tables, showcases. 32 Port land st. 2t tnySl FOR SALE Silent salesman showcases, wail cases, counters," shelving, wire chairs and tables for Ice cream, scales, wallcases with drawers for millinery, cash registers, glass front refrlgeratos, lunch countes, coffee urns. mirrors, mil and flat top desks and all kinds new and second hand store fittnres at lowest prices.

BOSTON STORE FIXTURE CO. 80 Sudbury st joff See ay "fWtjnySO SALE 2f whi te wood store "roiiti "ter', 13 drawers, good condition. For particulars address MRS GASSETT, 637 Mass av, Arlington. Su4t my28 "SODA" FOUNTAINS, hTitYer cheKts," store fix i tures. all kinds.

ZAND, 57 Merrlmac st. 3t mySt counters, scales, tta cash register, Electric coffee mill. 115 Har 1 erhill st. SuM CLOTHING MAX KEEZER'S ONLY STORE, 1280 MASSAt HUSETTS AV, Cambridge; Harvard students' second hand and misfit clothing bought and sold; dress and tuxedo suits for sale and to let: our clothes made by all the leading tailors; open from Sam to 9 tu. Sat nrday until 10 take Hnrvard sn Subway cars, get off at Harvard walk back to 1230 Mass.

av; tel 802 and 2080 Cambridge. FSSuMWtf my14 "ASfoFF CLOTHING" "wanted" of "all nls carpets and furniture; send postal. I wll call and pay cash, M. 0. 76 Church st.

Sudtit mySO WANTED All kinds of rastoff clothing, will pay from S2 to $5 more for garments! than other dealers; we hnve the largest out 1 lets; send postal, will call; or tel 1909 Rox." MARKS CHESTER, 105 Dudley st. SudSt myftO LOST. FOUND. ETC FOUND IN Charlestown, May 29, bankbook: finder can have same by proving property and paying charges. MRS M.

COLLINS, 87 Essex st. Charlestown. LOST On Lowell st, on way to Blllerlea. lady's black patent leather flat purse, green Hnt'd, containing small sum of money, lady's gold watch, commutation ticket and clippings. Eindor please return to second floor, 41 Beverly st.

JPoMtonMn.BS. dSuBt my29 LOST A log's head diamond sti' kldn. Liberal If returned to E. B. RICE, Hotel) Tourain' LOST May 26, lady's alligator skin bag with! clothing and toilet articles; reward.

AddressJ 17 Chestnut Hill, Greenileld, Mass. 1 BILLIARDS AND POOL BILLIARD TABLES I GOOD SECOND HAND TABLES, with com clele playing equipment, SSS up, sold on easyt terms. BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDEIli CO, 00 Witohlngton st dSuSOt roy21 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, thoroughly rebuilt and refinlshed throughout, standard size, furnished with the best quality new and coin nlete plavlns ctiulpment price S125, best value eer offered. OLIVER L. BRIGGS SON, 61 sv, Boston, Mass.

KuMWtf myl7 THE BALL flOOM HELENE L. SWENEY 1114 Boylston St. Tel, Back Bay TO7. EXPERT private and class instructions in all the latest dances at Summer rates. Special) eiinrsa fotea('hera.

FSuMWtf ar.23 HE1NEMANN HOUSE, 176 Tremont St Classes, socials, private lessons under personal direction Mr and Mrs Helnemann; catalogue. Sud7t my30 SUMMER RATESNow is your chance to learn ballroom dancing. BAY STATE. 1031 Washington at; call and tee us; circulars. 8nd7t my80 MONEY TO LOAN WORKINGMEN'S LOAN ASSOCIATION (State No.

ROBERT TREAT PAINE, 2nd, TREAS. Lend money on furniture and pianos at 1 percent per month, no borrower should pay more, Annly in person at No. 1 Beacon nf. room a. dSutf aul2 1 BI' STN ESS 'MEN NEEDING MONEY QUICKLY AND CON FID KN Tl ALL SKB 1E.

J. Y. SCHOONER, 40 COURT ST. dSutf my28 PATENTS C. S.

GOODING to8rnrey PATENTS 28 School Boston. Established 29 Yrw. POULTRY. PIGEONS, ETC FOR SALE Must sell Immediately, lot of fln nigeons for breeding or raising squabs; white runts white kings, red eaineaux, smitto mun Gray Cliff road, Newton Centre, Mass. CASH REGISTERS Mil A XiAtJ a SECOND HAND REGISTERS bought and p.loa; tel yert Hiu "'DETECTIVE AGENCIES 'TllKINDS of investigations, reasonable.

BARRETT. 74 Buy lstoa st, r. telJSS Oxford. STORAGE HUB STORAGE WAREHOUSE, tel Ox 8. 849 Washington st; 040 rooms, $1 ntn MQTORCYCLjS, BICYCLES, PASIEST TERMS on motorcycles and bicycles.

WILSON BROS, Soollay WALL PAPERS IMPORTED PAPERS at domostic prices. HlCKEi' S. 180 Friend st, Boston, near No.S ta. SHOWCASES, DESKS, ETC in rontons: every th everything for offlce it ire H. A.

DUNSHEE, 14 Columbia st. bla st mySl between Bedford and Esex at a. 6t GLOBE WANTS PAY BEST. TRY ONE AND SEE WANTKDooklux. Cleaning wasblnr by r.

X. 1. woman. Call evenines Newland at. Hl.

"WAaViis'yoi hy U. y. woman an write. At. 58 Newland at, Boston, BOM 1.

1 mi uHUammuirr wwr AGENTS, PARTNERS, ETC WANTKD 81 aalcsraen for outdoor work, wftl break Jn men without experience in less Mian three days, grsod opportunity; salary and commission. Applr Mil room tS2'), 1J0 Boylston st. after :.10 a in. Stirttf niyHO MALE HELP WANTED REAL SALESMEN WANTED WANT to get in tonon with aeveral producers to work provincial territory in the New Bngiand States; a bir money maklnie opimrtnn this ii a scheme, insurant or book game, but a Mar eiianoe at big money on a b.g business proposition; you batk your own nbillty: get every dollar yon make the day you make it; Jnt tell me what yo have done and what yon can do; boys and those without real experience have no chance, so tell your se; yoa have snap, pep and go, this ts a surefire, busiiicss gctttnK proposition that business men need; to the few who act quick, here's on opportunity to get fast mony these, slow titans and wake a permanent connection with a rure; those who make, good la 60 days, aufll elent territory will be assigned in which to work from 10 to 20 salesman; if yon ean prove your producing ability, here's ft bK money making opportunity; act quick, 243, Globe office. wavtsb xxraBXNOSX jpows rtmCH XBB8S OFATORS OSLY CAl'AHl MliN wonted; unless you are an Al die setter5 and operator do not.

apply; our business is manufacturing steel lockers and steel shelving, and wo want men who hard had experience on similar work. Apply In person MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT BNGIN. KEttlNG CO, FraminKliam, Mass. ECIALTY SALESMAN. LOCA for Middlesex County, making haHriminrtpria In T.nweM nn OWnlnK auto mobile preferred; previous experience groo and prov business vaiuame asaei, c.u earn $200 and better per month on Hberal com hasit.

Apply Mgr. 1 teaerji EoomJlOS. SuM INVESTIGATORS. KypKBTRvnm not nnrteasarv. no expense, the work will be done in your district and can be done In your spare time, a'516!" your place of business or at home; $2.

SO locate. G1LM AN KKLLEY, room 20. 501 Washington st, Boston. 6t myji Grinder Operators wMTBn Ptrt.riosd orinder hands on ex ternal and internal grinding for jig fixture and gauire work; in applying state nite, and rate of wages desired. PRATT WHIT NEY CO, Hartford, Conn.

tisuzn mjia TOOLR1AKERS WANTED Flrst clnsa tool makers on Jig fl tnre and gauge work; in applying atate. aire. tt WHITNEY CO, Hartford, Coeo. (Vrttiiur myia PLUMBERS I4.80. HOCRS; steady work for first eta as man; open shop: labor trouble.

Kiti'un Mts AtfR'N, Room 720. 88 Browl st. my 30 JANITOR HIRE 4 rooms with improvements. Park so ftctlnn. and nav nart of rent in care of 'Wdfr.

Amdy 108 Warrenton st, Monday, between 10 andJ2. Rum SPECIALTY SALESMAN WHO CAN SPEAK ITALIAN and other foreign tongues can earn better than $L'00 per mo by applying to MONET WEIGHT SCALE CO, 138 Federal at hum SALESMXIN WANTED TO nlaee a limited amount of Stock in a profit able corporation, good dividends assured, a live proposition for live men, references must be furnished witn nrst letter, tr mox am, linsville, Ol l. Sndflt WANTED EXPERIENCED COPPERSMITHS APPLY B. B. BADGER SONS CO, Boa.

Suntr ap4 A VACANCY for few more respectable men gravel teamsters on road work, $11 week, fares advanced; come prepared to pay employment fee, brini? luggage, be rendy to po with other men on aiternoon train, o'fc Lievonsnire at CB Memorial Day. A YrnfNii MAN who does not drink or smoke for general work at Summer hotel, must under stand gardening and ne a gooa, ciean ninaer. g2ft month and boara. tsox ovi, ocuuaie, mags tel 8172. TiAFiwuR CHAIRS, second hand, newly cov prpd tn rhase leather and refinlshed; all In rood rendition.

$7 nn: also 2, and 4 mirror casss will sell cheap; call or write; sold on easy payments. T. NOONAA i.u 38 Portland st, Boston, Maes. SndSOt my9 TTTtTllKlTs Your biiooituriity to get. an estnb UuIxmi shu.

low rent, electric lltrhts. bot w.iter heat, best corner in town; come, look it over and ma otter, aa. uione omue. "nAHfiKlt "wtinted. i'olish nref.

SI3 a week. half diiy off; must be first class workman and sober; come ready to work. 47 I'nirmount av. Hvde Park, Mass. dSu7t my2 BARBER wanted, flrst ctnss man, Bluing tools Ain V.

Broadway. Everett. 'BOY for "din ing nbth worTtTTitJ per mo, room In. Tel (101 Arlington, OUTLOOK. 2t mySl rTAJVASSEitsiA'ANTEO Four men.

with or without experience, only intelligent, neat ap pearing men considered, salary ana bonus, steady employment. Apply MR LANEY, room 620, 120 Bolston st, arter a m. "ARPISNTER ornpaTnter to hire apartment 4 rooms, with improvements, first class repair, of l.liot st, near Park sq, and pay at least half of rent in work. Apply 108 Warrenton st. SnM COOPERS wanted on slack barrels.

Vpply ta JAMES LYNCH'S SONS. 10 Dunham st. So. Boston. sum "ENGINEERS and FIREMEN instructed for license according to the State law; the reeog uihMl JTnmAH Cnvne.

M. tnstrnetor. STATE STEAM ENGINEERING SCHOOL, 97 Haverhill st; free catalog, alavain dSutf EXPE RIRNCED" CUTTER on "men's neckwear. Apply to S. S.

LOEB, 21)9 Washington st. dSutf roy28 BREWER wanted, "union man preferred, German, to go to another State; give experience. 100, Globe office. EXPERIENCED screen hanger. Apply at 104 Pleasant st, Maiden, ask for MR DUDLEY, after 9 am.

VK RMERS, milkers, married couples, apply Tuesday. STOHLBOM'S, 43 Washington st, Boston. FARMERS, every day, veg gardener. LATII ROP, 10 Devonshire st. 2t mySl FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS on fine and me dium work.

07 Clifford st. 4t inyl "HERB'S "61 DIFFERENT CONTRACTS." some include wages, room, board, rallrond ticket, for several men to help overhaul automobiles, work into and learn driving, testing cars. fTwo buildings'), S14 to Washlnston st. Boston. ALDiS O.

HALL AUTO AGENCY. Snil.1t rnySO I WANT 100 MORE YOUNG MEN to work into and learn burbering. positions waiting in my big shops, wages, room, hoard, furnished by some of our '01 cooperalhe propositions." 818 Washington st, Boston; ALDIS OWEN HALL. Sud4t myao IMMEDIATELY, good salesman, salary and commission; call forenoons. K.

0. GAYNOR SALES CO, 1S2 High st, Boston, Mass. dSutf "MACHINISTS WANTED Operators for J. L. turret lathes, engine latheH.

milling machines and grinders for night work. BRYANT CHUCKING GRINDER CO, Springfield Vt. dSu4t my28 MAN WANTED. 25 to 80 years; of good appearance, habits and character; must furnish good references: state where last, employed. 134 offlce.

SuM my30 Pi A OPERATOR wnnfed on li'ttlo cents and boys' McKay shoes, steady work; uiilv a flrst esperienoed man need apply, THE LUDDY SHOE CO, 00 st, So. Boston. "NliiliT lORTER" the DA'lRY I.tINCHJ.lMasjjv hhtntING SALESMAN wanted, one with some acijuanitance with the book trade preferred; good opening for a live man, C. Si MONDS i CO, 297 Congress st. Stid8t my 30 SPOOLERS on 6 and 7 run double fancy wool vnrns for twisting: men, women or girls; night HARTFORD WOOLEN CO, Hartford.

Vt. Su14t my30 TWO Ci' tlwllcs, salary and ennmillon. ofnce. i3jny ttTfXl'KD Men to lorn barber trade, unly eicht weeks rcijuircd, wages after tirt roontli, entplovment guaranteed; write for catalogue MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Dep't 2, Yorlt i Sud5t WANTED An active, successful real estate salesman to take up br.Ic management of A residence development; young man preferred.

Apply promptly, stating ex pert eh e. Box 3123, Boston. A youug mau i timekeeper and osyroll clerk; apply by letter, slating age, exnerience and salary wanted. NEW BEDFORD AGAWAM FIN. CO, East Warehara.

Mass. dSu7t my28 "brass moulders" on heneh WOrK 8IK1 wtJiu Usui uin num. iM T.l iUI KKASS I I I 1 if. f'd aies Amesbnry, COUPLES, farms, $45 to S0i). I.ATHROP, JO l'evonshjret 2t a vf market garden rs.

FINN, 27 Wash, st Sud.1t iuy;) help wanted AT 56 ROXBURY ST Cooks, general, second, nursery, waitress, green girls, day women, $4 $8. Suu7! myso 210 DUDLEY ST Cooks, gen, nursery, green girls, day women, $4 to BuM OUTSIDE macninisrs. new snip wont, rutin i RVVEK SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION, I QuincyMass. dSu7t.my28 I TWO MEN with selling ability for New Knr i.nvel with malinger, expenses advanced, weekly. MR HUTCHINSON, roosiv Fudbiir.v Bldg.

7V 81 Sudbury st, jcl st $7 4 0, 15fl, 201. 2tH, SSf5, 241, 258, KVfl, 2TS. 340, BM, 8m. ami. 81 B.

32, 114, ItW. I ltd, 800, 240, sso. son. 37n. 0 2S.

03, SS. lim. 103, UR. 1S2, IStl, Son, 210, 21)5, 2.11. 2'W, 2T7, 2H4, Ss'SJ, mx nva a ht a it ar.a 870.

Rn. ffM. 3, 6, 43. 1.1.V1H5, 320 B77' S9, 8, 18. 87, 99, 123.

147, 1 17fl, JW, Ije. 2t2. SOS, 210, 222, iiik. 2, iW8, WT, 8M. 14.

23, R2. 48, 57, 5, 87, 91, M. IfS. 120. i5.

ana. 2. SO. 66, 110, 182, 28, 8B. 3Hfi.

103, til, 8K1 2KS. KI7, 12S, lfifi, 8W. 41. 244, 25, 8fl, 802. 18.

8fil. 7. lflJ, 2i4, 872. 8W. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE A KBTIHKD (lovrrntnont offlflat on pension, age years.

liishtHift ain, want employment roUfcting rtnt. tlmeaWpor, wutctiman or any Kltlo of trust: tovrrinint and lwal sceuri ty. Address J. CAUUOLL, 11A lalt'n St. Bo.

ton, Ms. 2t my80 A "M.n3o ypari'old. would like work by tli? hour, day or wrt; can liistnll otpftro and watfr gwd on all kimls of jfoniral rpp.itr work; will conolder uny Kind of work for mtisll pay. 181. fttobp offlco.

8d7t myl'L. trustworthy. al entate txpfrlenpe, hiindy with toolH and not Afraid of work, would Hk pollon as caretaker or anything else. 127, Olobe StlM" iaoaT cutter do uirpa position (Brook)lne sspprience), disengaged Jane 7. Address W.

suite 2, 86 Harvard st, Brnobllne. Sml8t niySO A home on estate oramaTl farm, stendy. strong, boalttiy. go any distance, reft rences. 3.

31 Gray at, Boston. siifHt roySO A "VotfK'O MAN, with agrleiiTrifraTnEelTiiat tlon, wants position on farm dnrinit 2 wctka' ratration in July. It ofllre.SluM AT" "Cwrnhill On hand, farmers, milkers, teamstars, botol, restaurant 1.AI Sllf "ll first 'efana, wTshes steady position otide of Boston, would lika to go to the country, single, no liquor; can work with auy barber, state wages. 232, Globe, office. 2t mynt UAlvKrt 2d hand on hreml or cake.

statly and sober, can give referwe, prefer eountry. 110 W. Concord at; L. REDDING; tel 72K3 3. Snd.Tt BAIlBiC'R German American, rober and steady, wishes position, country or Summer resort.

Address DAUBER. 1D2 Huntington ar, Boston. "Bit ASH FlSriSHKR. middle oKed, wants post tlon, good Job rather than high pay eonsldered, handy on tools and patterns, 397, Globe office. BuM BOY of 17 would like work on farm with board, mom and small wages.

622 Broadway, N. Somerville, Mass. StidSt my. "10 BAHIiKlt, young German American, wishes position, city or country, fast and good working man. 230.

Globe office. 2t Je1 "rATfiWKAtnerican. temperate, wants steady position, city or country. 18, Globe office. 8uM BOOKkERPER.

long. ali roundexp. can typewrite: temp work acceptable in cliy; ref modest salary. 1S, Globe office. SuM "ftAKKB.

nil round, wants position, "rest or bakery. 120, Globe office. 2t niy31 It AKKIt All round, wantu position, anywhere. 3 121 lobe office. 8u.M BARRER Al, nfte 2(5.

wishes position, seashore or Hummer resort 235. Globe cfllce. CHAUFFEUR, inecbanie, single, desires" permanent position with private family where a competent and reliable man Is required, strictly temperate, Al references. 84 Centennial st, Pivmniith. Jfaxs.

41 mySl "c'HAtTKFEUll Middle American wishes ttmrk nf miv kind, nrivate or truck, stricuy temperate, not afraid of hard work or long hours. 8 lone onice. wuaii rnym AND WIFE, colored, desires position at Summer resort wire goon paltry cook. CHEF R. 8., 37 Mechanic st, Worcester, Mass.

8ud3t iny30 CHEF, flrst class, colored, desires position, larce hotel experience, economical, strictly temperate, competent and reriable; references. CHEF, 112 Dartmouth st. dStiSt "'CARPENTER, painter and general repair irnn wants work: window screens repaired nalnted and hung; ceilings whitened. MILEti MRWICK, 1334 Treniont st. dSu3tmy2fl "CHAUFFEUR wants position, "careful driver', total abstainer, polerate wages.

Box 5, Wcllesley. Su t3t my30 COLORED MAN wonld like a position as meat cook, or vegetables; willing to go anywhere. Call or write 16 Dartmouth pi. SuM CARPENTER, iwintcr and general repair man wants work. MILES MESS1CK, Tremont st.

dSu5t my27 CARPENTER wants work, B. fel8" Columbus av: tel 780ISR B. Bay. Sud3tmy30 wi nbroad ex perT ence, good hustler and trade getter; flrst clasa references; out of city preferred. HO, Glbe 3 my27 TlRST CLASS BARBER, union" man, wants pitsMion.

108 So, Common st, Lynn; SIMON ARHONDELY. dSu4t my'l), "FTRRT CLAfiS HORSESHOER wants a Job to flt or drive, IPS. Globe ofhVe. SuM GEN Eli AL WORK wanted by young man on gent's place or small farm, experience, reference, temperate. 281, Globe office.

0Su7t my2r HANDY MAN InTiitchon, sbort order, salads; neat, strictly sober, x. JVKiit.it, B4 Miiroid st, city. SuM janitor and first class fireman: I have lousr experience and good references; would like position. 28j Globe office. dSu7t my 29 jXNiTOT5firFlea7no children, lTyears exnerience, wants position.

(58, Globe office. I JSuM steady and E. W. 121 W. Newton st.

Boston. SuM T.txnTVPE MACHINIST OPERATOR of 10 vm' exp desires day work; good proofs and kood speed. OPERATOR, 13 Upton st. dSu3t my 29 LINOTYPE machinist operator wants sit, floOO hour, all models; tnakoup, ads, all around printer.un'on. 320.

Globe office. 2t wiyiil "MEAT and" fNh cutter, first class, can handle groceries; best of references. C. A. RAD, 51 Boylston st.

Jamaica Plain. Sud3t myJJO "MASOWORK DON 02 River rt," Oani bridge. 5t my20 PHARMAClSiHlesiring to change climates wants position, age 38, single man, 20 years' experience, best references. JOHN S. SEA A i oveton.

Tex. dSnTf my25 "PORlMR and Johnston machine operator wishes position in or near Boston, 6 yrs' exp. 8 22, JHohe office. SuM HpHYSiCIAN, graduate of Al college, goed hospital experience, desirea situation. M'2, ntohBofflee.

dSu3t my29 WANTED By accountant book keeper, age 33, married; manufacturing experience, coat accounting, analyzing accounts, comparative statements, etc; capable taktni? chame of office; Al references; reasonable salary. E. T. LIMEBERGER, 22 Allen st, Mass. SuM SITUATION wanted try married mau, no children, as caretaker of real etiite or small farm, naudy with tools.

173, Globe oOVc. SuM Position as groc and prov store manager, IB years' experience. Address G. W. O.

702 Broadway, Everett; tel Everett 21288. rtSu7t my27 WINDOW SCREENS, doors, painted, repaired and nut on. M. MESSICK, 1834 Tremont st, dSnOt my27 WAITED by man with 25 years' experience, a position to take churgo of shipping room; best of references. 119, Globe offlce.

SuM "VoDNG. cneritetlc man. commeieial Hlah School graduate, desires position with Boston Arm. Address REV Mvmlnnrt st. Rox.

2t mySl YOUNG MAN, 21, wishes position, would like to learn a trade. F. S. MASCHIO, 844 Harvard at, Cambridge, Mass; phone Camb BftiS J. dSu5t mv28 "TToUWG rtreek boy! 10, wishes position in private family.

CHRISTOS TZOUTZOS. 144 Chandler st, city dSu7t my28 Situations wanFed femXle av honest, reliable Jewish young lady wishes nosition in store or office. Write S. KOLODNY, Vft Main st, Winthrop. SuM ALL KINDS general work, day, hour or permanently, Tel Rojc 64; KANE'S, 210 Dudley st SuM A RELIABLE young woman wants dnv work, cooking, cleaning or laundry work.

175, Globe office. Sr.dllt A COLORED LAUNDRESS would like nrst" class work to take home. A. FORD, 141 Lerm stsutteJO. SnM AT "PARNELL'S, E8 Cornhill Housework girls, cooks, Uble, chamber, kitchen, laundry help.

SuM allTSinds 'oTeneralwo'hk; hour or permanently. Tel 25010 Dor, 20 t.narlea at; MRS HQBAN. dSii7t my2B ALL KINDS of general work, day, hour or permanently. Tel 1715 Rox, 66 Roxbury st. Sud7t myao with some experience, woulil UkJ position.

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to 11 "rarwnount ri A ma KK1TK In "I'retty Mster 10 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. 'Ictnrea" CLARK of Jos" 6t mySl DEATHS.

COOK In Chelst, May 30, Charles C. Cook, 45 yrs. Funeral servicer at his late resilience, 88 Orange st, Wi dneaday, at 8 U. Relatives and friends invited. BCTLKR ln Maiden.

May SO, Sarah widow of the late Syivesla Butler, SI yra 10 inns 20 ds. Services at late residence, 83 Spruce st, on Wednesday, at 2 m. Relate ami friends invited. COYNE In Chelsea. May 29, Bertha 'lovd wife of William E.

Toyue, and daughter of Francis and the late Harry Giv'gey, 16 yrs tl tnos 1W ds. Funeral from her late residence, 05 Spencer av. Chelsea. Tuesday, June at ham. Requiem high ma.s at St Rose's Church at 0 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend. CUNNINGHAM In this city, May 80, Bridget, widow of Michael Cunningham. Funeral from her lute residence, 74 East Brookline st, Tuea ri in, i mi 'U a m. Remiiem mass at the' Immaculate Conception Church at 0 o'clock. Relatives and friends gre kindly in vited to attend.

DORR In Cambridge, May 29, Eunice wife of Frederick Dorr, 48 yrs. Funeral services at her late residence. 2592 Massachusetts av, Cambridee. Monday. May 81, at 2 m.

Rela tives and friends invited to attend without further notice. DOWD In Jamaica Plain, May 29, Katberine iru.t. Snillvatii. beloved wife of Daniel Dowd. Funeral from her late residence, Greenwood av, Tuesday, June 1, at a m.

Miifh niw nf renuiein at Church of Our Lady of Lourdiis at 9 a in. Relatives and friends in Ited. FERN In CambridK. May 80, Otis L. Fern, 8S yrs.

Fun rat wrvlces at iv4 western av, Cambridge, Wednesday, June 2, at 1:30 Fijtioial private. Lynn and California papers please copy. FRENCH In Revere, May 29, Benjamin beloved busband of Ida French. 47 yrs. Funeral from his late residence.

181 Garfield av, Revere. Tuesday. June 1. at 2 m. Relatives and frienda respectfully invited to attend GTjPTILL Id Roxbury, May 29, Mrs Annie Guntlll.

64 yrs 7 mos 20 da. Fuueral services 1. at 2 m. at the Roxbury PrpRbvterian Church, corner Warren and Woodbina sta. Relatives and friends Invited.

tAtiKiNS in North Oamhridee, May SO, Ellon E. nee. Mahoney), widow of the late Fhn llirfetns. fornierlv of East. Cambridge.

Geonm F. Manoner, 5 Blndge terrace, Tues dar morning at 8:15. Requiem muss at St John's Church at 8 o'clock. Keiatives ana friends invited to attend. HENDERSON In Cambridge.

May 29, Robert Jr, in hif 77th year. Funeral services at bis late residence, 2181 Massachusetts aT, Cambridge. Tuesdny, June 1, at 2:30 m. Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. Burial at Mt Auburn Cemetery.

HIKES In Arlington, May 80, Martin, husband of the late Anna Tobiu HInes. Funeral from late residence. 00 North t'nioo at, Tuesday, June 1, at 8 a m. Solemn h'zh mass of rbquiem at St Agnes' Chares at 0 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

HOUGHTON la Uoxbury. May 27, Mary beloved wife of Andrew HoufthtoB. Funeral from her late residence, 637 Dudley st, Mun day. May 81, at 9:15 a m. Solemn requiem mass at Immaculate Conception Church, Har rlstm av, at 10 a Relatives and friends invited.

H1'NKlNSAbble S. Howe (nee Cobb) died May 2K, at West Grnron. age 81 yrs 16 dis Funeral at Groton, June 1, at' 11 a m. Interment at Mt Hope Cemetery, Boston. New Hampshire papers please copy, TirnT.vY.ln South Boston.

May 80. Michael husband of th late Auuie Hurley (nee Hardy). Funeral from hi late residence, hX st, Wedueadoy. June 2, at 8:30 a m. Koirnn retjulem mans at Our Lady of the Rosary Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. KELLKY Its Beachinont. May SO, William, beloved hushand of Mtry Keliey (nee Flemiftg), formerly of South Boston. Funeral from hia late residence. 844 Winthrop av, Wednes dav, June 2, at 8:80 a in.

Bqulem high mass at 'hir Lady of Church at 0 o'clcK k. Relative and friends are Inited to attend. Kri.DAT In Cambridge. May 80, Ellen Mary K'lday nee Fuwral from the home of ber tter. Mrs Walter Murphy.

Cam br' dge st, Wednesday, June at 9 o'clock. High niiii'H of rwiuiem St Mary'a of the Annunciation Chun Norfolk si. at 10 o'clffk. Relatives and friiiids Invited. LEAKY In Boutu Boston.

May 8f, at his resl dpfx e. 720 East 7th st, Patrick Paul, husband Bridgret A. Leary. Funeral notice later. LJN'OLNln Dorchester, May 80.

Caroline F. Lincoln. Funeral services at the residence of br daughter. Mrs O. S.

Hayward, 22 Florida st, Dorchester, on Tuesday, June 1, at 1 hi, and at the chapel of the Fort Hill Cemetery, HingUam, Mass, on TouWlay st 8 in. AV FENWAY PARK 2 GAMES TODAY 10:30 A. W. 3P.M.l PHILADELPHIA ri.itetc on sale at Fllenc'a. 1'hont Oxford 1.

I mmJ WBfc a LL jizfe IRISH PROVINCE Dft THOMAS ADDIS EMMET. on the decline and that in a day not far distant she will be a Province of Ireland. "No man in his time has been a greater admirer of John Redmond, of Dillon and of T. P. O'Connor than I have been.

I have not only supported them by pen and voice, but also substantially. And I have no personal grievance gainst any of them. "But lads Rre facts. Mr Redmond and his supporters have been swindled bv the British Government and, through them, the Irish people at home and abroad, "The reason? It is obvious to any dispassionate observer that all of these nifin I have named have been so cajoled by the British Government that they are now only part Irish; the remainder is wholly English. Truth About the Emmets.

"These convictions of mine make It clear, please have no relation to events now transpiring. They are based wholly upon personal study and observation. England must soon pay her debt to Nature. I forsee Mr Redmond and his intimates dying of broken hearts. "I am resting now, waiting, as oia men must, for the end.

There is not a gieat deal more for me to live for, un lrtfin it bp to correct uroofs. Mv brain keeps me alive. I am almost supremely, happy in this that I am leaving behind me Homethtnj; authentic for stuaents or mankind and institutions. "I believe that I have written the real history of Ireland's long struggle for freedom, and written it as a native American reviewer who has spent a lifetime in the accumulation of information on the subject. "I believe, too, that I have shown conclusively that Robert Emmet and his brother Thomas Addis limmet were intellects of the movement which resulted in the formation of the United Irishmen and the Fenian Brotherhood.

It has been England's glory to belittle Robert Emmet, to put him in the light of a tool of keener men, to make him out a romancer. "All this is exploded by the facts that I have been able to gather. I have presented facts to prove that while Thomas Addis Emmet once leaned to the opinion that separation from England would not be a prudent undertaking, he later became convinced and openly preached the doctrine of a complete and permanent separation from Ureat Britain as tne onlv salvation of the Irish race. "These are historical facts not heretofore made public. The proof is shown by many incidents, particularly bv public utterances of both Emmets, When Robert Emmet's epitaph is written, that of his brother, Thomas Addis Emmet, must be written, too." DEATHS.

SHEEHAN In Roxbury. May 29, Ellen beloved sister of Rev J. Sheehan, S. 8. R.

Funeral from her late residence, 5 Lambert av, Tuewlay, June 1, at 8 o'clock. Solemn high mass of requiem at 9 o'clock at St Joseph's Church, Circuit at. Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. STARRS In Maiden, May 80, Michael M. Starrs.

Funeral from his late residence, 82 Adams st, Wednesday, June 2, at 8:15 a m. Requiem services at the Chnrch of the Im rnaeulate Coaoeptlon at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. STORE It In this city. May 28, Edward G.

Storer, 76 yrs. Fuueral services at his lata residence, 108 Pembroke st, oa Monday, May SI, at 2:80 m. WHITE In South Weymouth, May 29, Eliza beth Vlnlng. widow of the late Isaac Whlt comb White, 92 yrs. Funeral Tuesday at 1 from residence of Mrs Alice A.

Nas.b, 838 Front st, South Weymouth. WILSON In Lancaster, Mass, May 20, Charles Wllsan, formerly of Medford. Services at Forest Hills Crematory Chapel, Tuesday, June ftt 8 tsjcpoasawtwTatPai wmm vmmmimmmmmm I'lHiswuwui iiinawr Flowers delivered anywhere In 8. at a few hours' notloe. Tlaniia nil Delivery "iv di.

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Telephones Roxbury 72 7S 74 Marconi Telefrraph and Cable Address, Undertaker. Boston." ENGLAND TO 6E Dr Thomas Addis Emmet Says That England Has Swindled Ireland About Home Rule, But That Nation's Old Age and Decay Has Come. Dr Thomag Addla Emmet, in hie day on of the most eminent physicians and surgeons of New York city grand nephew of Robert Emmet, martyr of Irish freedom, and grandson of Thomas Addis Emmet, who escaped an English prison and maybe the gallows, founder of the American family of Emmets foresees John Redmond and his associates dying of broken hearts, because thoy will realize sooner or later that the British Government has swindled them with its home rule scheme. Dr Emmet, at the age uf 58, lives at 95 Madison av, once a retired spot in residential New York. but.

now sur rfod hv the modern skyscrapers of 5th av and the adjoining streets of the great metropolis. There the venerable surgeon, historian, illustrator, antiquarian and art connoisseur is calmly awaiting the end, surrounded by his books, pictures ana wonts oi ru ui which he has one of the finest private collections in New York. Dr Emmet was the Roosevelt family doctor, and was the attending physician who brought Theoaore uooseveii miu the world. The romance or ireiana sna me fnmiv nervades this oddest of homes and literary workshops the great pas sion of Kobert winrnet ana me ioveiy Sarah Curran, and with it the story of the United trtsnmen ana me remau iainrii the Mtcrv that this hatiniest old man in New York has Just finished, and, finishing, said: "My work is done. England's Night Ireland's Day.

"What do I think of the future Ireland? My boy, there can be no future for Ireland until there is complete and per manent separation from the British Government. "The Home Rule bill? Just another swindle. England has never been honest with the Irish race never will be. "But take the words of an old man, based not on hysterical inspiration, but on plain, everyday facts, on the things that are happening about us, England is on the decline. Mind you, I do not mean the English people, whom I love, but the English Government.

Old age is upon it. "Today it is master of the seas, and only the seas. Whatever it has been it got by wringing the blood of other peoples and 'Nations. Others fought Its battles: the Irish always had the lion's share of the fighting and none of the practical benefits. "But night is gathering fast around England.

Ixng ago it was forecasted that her night would come and along with it Ireland's It is my Arm belief that the British Government is DEATHS, LONG In South Boston, May 29, Bridget E. (nee Lydon), wife of John Long. Funeral from her late residence, 485 East 3d st, Tuesday, June 1, at 9:30. Requiem mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 10 a m. Relatives and friends inviteo.

McFARLAND In Chocorua, May 29. John beloved husband of Bridget Connor Me Farland, formerly ot fiymoutn sr. v.aiuuiiuH. us.nernl from North Station. Boston, on ar rival of truia at 12 Tuesday, June 1.

Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Maiden. MITCHELL In Jamaica Plain, May SO, Thomas Mitchell. Funeral from his late residence, 495 Walnut av, Tuesday. June 1, at 9 a m. Solemn high mass of requiem at Our Lady of Ijotirrtos Church, Brookslde av, at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Kindly omit flower. MOONEY In South Boston, May 8f, Mary, beloved wife of the late Owen Mooney. Funeral from the late residence, 618 East 7th st, South Boston, Tuesday, at 8:80 a m. Services at the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock.

NORTON In Roxbury. May 80, Joseph Patrick iifilnved husband of Emma Meyers Nor ton. Funeral from his late residence, 04H Day st Wednesday, June 2, at 8 o'elock. Funeral high mass st 0 o'. loek at the Blessed Sacrament Church.

Relatives and friends kindly invited to be present. Late secretary of Bricklayers' Union No. 3. O'BRIEN In Roxbury, May 30. Dennis be neral from bis late residence, 781 Parker st, Tuesday, June 1, at 8:13 a m.

Solemn high mass of requiem at the Mission Church at 9 o'elock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Lata member of the Journeyman Horseshoers' Union. O'RIELLY In Winthrop, May SO, Mrs Ellen 0 6'Rielly Funeral services Tuesday, In te'mient. at St Mary's Cemetery, Maiden.

Fu neral prtvaie. QUINN In Dorchester, May 29, John A. Jr. infant son of John and Mary C. Quinn (nee Maione).

Funeral from his parents' residence, 08 Rtdgeweod st, Monday. May 31, at m. Relatives and friends iuvttwd. RON AN In Dorchefttr. May 80, John P.

txloved or Christina A. R. Ronao (nee Murphyi. Funeral from his late rui denee. 75 Giendale st, Wednesday, June 2, 8:80 a m.

SoU ntn requiem high mass at St Paul's Church, Woodward pk st, at a m. 1 Relatives and friends invited. SAUNDERS At Forest Hills Hospital, May 29, tuddemy. Bernard son of Elizabeth and the late William M. Saunders of 78 Arlington i st Hyde Park.

Mass. Funeral from Christ I Church, Hyde Park, Tuesday, June at m. Friends invited. Chief Executive's Auto Unable to Break Through May Day Procession at Baltimore. BALTIMORE.

May 31 President Wilson, who came to Baltimore yesterday in his automobile to visit his sister in law, Mrs Joseph R. Wilson, who is a patient at the Hospital for Women, was held up by a patrolman and forced to make a detour. The President's automobile twice ran up against the May Day procession of children from St Martin's Catholic Church. On the first occasion the chauffeur made a start and got ahead of it, but on the return he struck it again and was stopped by officer Daughert.y, who told him he could not get through. "But 1 want to get to the Washington road." taid chauffeur.

"Well, I don't care where you want to go, was the otnciat reLort, you can go through here." The chauffeur leaned back smiling, and having received an order, obediently turned about and made a detour. The curtains of the automobile were drawn account of the rain, and it was no4, until a second automobile came along bearing the secret service that the people learned the occupants of the first automobile were President Wilson, his daughter, Margaret, and his niece, Miss Helen Bones. DECORATE LAFAYETTE GRAVE Ambassador Sharp and Staff Visit Cemetery Near Paris Others Honored by Americans. PARIS, May 31 United States Ambassador Sharp, attended by members of the Embassy staff, yesterday placed a wreath of flowers on the grave of Mar quis de Lafayette in the Cemetery of Picpus. Similar wreaths were laid upon the graves of American soldiers in other cemeteries in Paris, Cherbourg, Versailles and St Germain by a committee of Americans of which Maj Mahan was chairman and H.

Cleveland Coxe, secretary. JEWS PRAISE PRESIDENT. Union of Orthodox Congregations of America Recognizes His "Devotion to Noblest Sentiments of Humanity." NEW YORK, May 31 A message to President Wilson in recognition of "his devotion to the noblest sentiments of humanity" was adopted yesterday by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America at its convention which opened here yesterday. Action was deferred on the question of whether the convention should declare itself In favor of a Hebrew National congress for the purpose of looking after the interests of persons of Jewish faith In the European war zone. FR DUPONT'S FIRST MASS.

Native of Salem, Who Was Ordained Priest Friday, Formerly Taught irv Quebec. SALEM, May 31 Rev Emile Du pont, ordained to the priesthood by Cardinal O'Connell Friday, celebrated his first mass in St Joseph's; Church at a yesterday. Fr Dupont was born in Salem July 8, 1SS9, son of Mrs Delphine Dupont. He attended St Joseph's school in this city and St Joseph's College at Memram oook, B. He studied philosophy while teaching in the Seminarie de la Sainte Famille, Chicoutimi, Que, and completed his training in St John's Seminary, Brighton.

FIRST IN EVERETT TO JOIN. Rev Henry R. Burns, O. M. Celebrates Mass in Home ChurchSou venirs of Ordination Distributed.

RVRRRTT. Mav 33 Rev Henry Ray mond Burns, O. M. who was ordained on Friday last, the first Everett boy to join the Oblate Order, celebrated his first solemn high mass jesterday at the Church of Our Iady of Grace In iti. PirnAf4 vgfViAA Viia fothflr Burns of Calhoun av, former member of the Board of Public Works, is a parishioner.

The mass was celebrated at 11:30, with Vr Hums as celebrant. Jttev Bernard M. O'Kaue deacon and Rev Ambrose Walker subdeacon. Arthur Burns, a brother of the nw priest, also of this city, who is studying for the priesthood at Buffalo, was master of ceremonies. Rev Peter C.

Quinn, pastor of the church, preached on "The Priesthood." Special music was sung under the direction of Robert Zanes, choirmaster, and Miss Ruth Driscoll, organist. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon Fr Burns gave his individual blessing to each of the children of the Sunday school and distributed souvenirs of his ordination. This evening at o'clock he sung a solemn vesper service assisted by Rev Thomas R. Reynolds of St Ann's Church, Somerville, nis cousin. Rev John P.

Flynn. O. M. of Lowell preached "The Mission of the Oblate Fathers." Souvenirs of Fr Burns' ordination were also distributed at the i evening service. Fr Burns was born in Lowell Dec 22, 1 18W and came here in 1900, Vor a short tune he attended Everett High School and then went to the Holy I Angels' College at Buffalo and St An 1 selm's College, Manchester, IT.

i After serving his novitiate with the Oblate Fathers in Tewksbury he completed his studies in philosophy and theology and graduated with high honors. Out of a class of 86 who started with him he was one of three to complete the long course. REVERE CYCLE TRACK BIG HOLIDAY BILL AIT KKS OWN :3 Linart vs Didier Motor Faed Match Kftce Rol I a Drobach Boyd 15 Mile Motor Paced Race EVKMNti 4:15 OIOIER LINART WILO MADONO Ajnatenrs and Professionals a.jf Krmitar lrlrm 25c 3 SYMPHONY HALL Opening Tuesday, Junet vnin except Mmday. 8 to 11. 5 lit 'II KST It A A.

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935 DEATHS, AIKEN At Peter 'Bwst Bnghaai Hospital, May 80. Mrs Emllie 07 yrs. Pu n.rat sf.rviffrs at tl.e Waterman I'hapel. 2828 vs ashingtoo st, nxbnry. Tuesday.

Jane 1, it j) ni. Friend invited to aitt nd. ANTHNY In Roxbury, May SO, Jenny, idow of Abram Anthony, VI yro, I utvrai iwr jHtt; rj.ftidt iife. fc2 Holworlhy Hurtiid Tui, dy, Jnv at 2 i. Jiitrment in Mij.hii.ua Tenia Cc Uietery, West Roxbury.

pleaise (jih it flower. BttOTtl In "llftondale. May 20. Tobn Booth, imirtal from the family MBideuee, 123 Es ves tl, Tw3ay. June 1.

at a tr. Re wervictrn at the Church of the Blessed R. 'lament at 'byk. Relatives and frteurta are klndiy inviipd to atttnd. later iit at wburyr ort.

Bt KlIANK In v1K May John A. Bvrbsiifc, yrt. Funeral bervice i it the tHu M'rKeftna Hon. 407 Mcd f.ird t. T'Jf" Vv.

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