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BOSTON POST, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1917 13 Sunday Services To Be Held in Boston nnd Vlolnity Nstlces for columns should roach tho offioo of the Feet net later than p. m. Friday. ADVENTIST advent CHRISTIAN CHURCH, oa Put- Bsm St, L. Chose of the Y.

M. O. A. speaker at 10:80 a. m.

the Ree. Q. W. Ooolbroth of Boston at 7:30 p. m.

BAPTIST I first baptist church. Commonwealth comer Clarendon street. Seats free. A cordial to all. Morning eervlce at beginning with Tabernacle song service.

by the pastor, the Rev. Ken- de Blols. Ph. Subject, of Sunday school, 12. Vesper scr- with special mnslc by the choir and organ recital.

Young people's social hour at In the chapel. The First Baptist Church Quartet, assisted by Mr. 3ames D. D. Coiney, will glTe Song Cycle," by Lisa Lehmann.

TEMPLE TBAPTIST CHURCH, the largest church in New Sabbath Doors open at 10 and 30. The pastor. Dr. Cortland Myers, Just retumed from the South, wUl preach. Evening "Under the War Doty," Mnslc at both servlvoes by the Male Quartet, Mrs.

soprano; Mr. Palrbanks, organiat; Temple chorus. Bible school at 12. STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, Glarendou and Tremout streets, the Church the Open Like tho Rev. William Allan, pastor.

10:30, 7:30, "The Battle of Ar- aMfaddoh, the Oreatest Gathering of Armed Foreoa tho World Has Ever Seen! Is TTiis FTMaat War It, or Do We Look for Another! What Smith the Scriptures!" DUDUBY STREET BAPTIST Tho ot Goorgo R. Stair, pastor, preaches. "God and Real Christianity," first of OB "Real 7:10, song swvlce; Mr. Q. a Bonney, leader and soloist.

SperiaJ fimsts, Suffolk District No. 5, O. O. Sermon, "How Much Do You clal music. Baptism.

12, Sunday school, a Helen A. Vaughan, soloist. Page class. WARREN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, eorur West Canton Rev, ortek a Heath will preach both morning and oToniBg. 10:30 a.

cantata of by chorua and soloist. Sermon subject, "Gleaning In the Fields." 7 p. subject, "Are Monkeys Our Soloist, Miss Olive B. BUBOeU, and the Male Quartet. Song sorrleo at p.

MnmNY BAPTIST CHURCH. West Cot- tago Roxbnry, church where feel at home." Preaching by the pastor, Isaac Higginbotham. 10:30 a. Oroat 7:80 p. Protestant Faith TS.

the Democracy of the Church." Miss Manico Curry, contralto soloist, will sing at tbth aorvices. Large chorus la the evening. SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Fourth and atseets. South Rev. J.

Rutledgo, minister. 10:30 a. public worship with sermon by pastor. Baptism at close of service, 7:30 p. PAGEANT OP HOME PARTICIPANTS.

Beautiful, linpresslTe, educational. Church open at 6:45. All Broadway-City Point cars pass church. STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, the Church of Common Fbdple, invites you to Ita Bervtcea. Gabriel Reid Maguire, F.

R. Q. pasted, preaches. 10:30 s. Jews In 7:30 p.

Potentialities of the Christian Life." 2 p. Bible school; classes for all ages. Baptisms. WMeome. BHION SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH, Wsl- BUt Street, Rev.

B. Greul, D. acting pastor. Preaching services: 10:30, subject, Building Power Christianity In 7:15, subject, "Taking Away the Dross." You will receive a cordial welcome. BRIGHTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, the Heart of Rev.

H. R. Whitelock, pastor. 10:30 a. Well Directed life." Mnslc by Haydn Male Quartet.

7:30 p. "Does God Lead Us Into Temptation?" Muaic by cboms choir and orchestra. Everybody welcome. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN DORCHESTER, comer Ashmont and Adams The Rev. Wallace C.

Sampson, pastor. 10:30, "Our Opportunities." 7:30, Poisonous Tongue." Song service. Welcome. CHRISTADELPHIAN CHRIST IS COMING! "THE DESTINY! The Future of the Nations Upon the Earth America, Great Britain, Russia and Other Countries In- the Light of Mr. O.

F. Aue of New York will lecture on this Interesting subject, Franklin Union building, Berkeley street, 7 :30 p. auspices Cbristadelphians. All welcome. collection.

"WORLD-WIDE DISTRESS AN INDICA- nON OF THE NEARNESS OP CHRIST" Is tho subject of lecture, Christadelphlans. Franklin Union building, Berkeley street, 10:80 a. m. All welcome. No collection.

"THE ROYAL HOUSE OF DAVID," subject by the Christadelphlans, 203 Warren street, comer Walnut avenue, Roxbury, Sunday, at 10:80. All welcome. No collections. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIHN- TI8T, The Mother Church, Falmouth, Norway and St.

Paul streets, services, 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject of the lasson sermon, Sunday school, 10:46 a.

m. Testimonial meeting every Wed' Msday evening, 7:30. CONGREGATIONAL OLD SOITTH CHURCH (Third Oiurch, at 10:80 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Bst. George A. Gordon. D.

the mln- tater, will preach. His subject In the morning will bs "American In the even- Ing be will deliver the fourth of a course of addrcsaaa in Lent, entitled Testament Storias and Their Subject, "Aa Golden Calf: Mammon All santa at the evening service. Bible school at 12; younger classes at 10:30. At the service next Friday evening at the fifth of a series of six addresses by denominational leaders will be given by Rev. James L.

Barton, D. secretary of American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Subject. as Nation Builders." Central CBTURCH, Berkeley and Newbury streets service. 10:30.

The minister, the Rev. W. L. Sperry, will preach. Vee- per service, sermon by tlw minister.

Obolr nnmbers: How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me!" Mendelssohn; "As Christ Upon the Ooes," Ballard Smlr- Tbon the Lord," Kastalsky. Central Club for Young People, 8. Mr. Herbart O. Parsons of the Massachusetts Commission on Probation will speak on New Attitnds Toward the PARK STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner Park and 'Tremont streets, Rev.

A. Z. Conrad, Ph. D. tor.

Preaching at 10:30 and 7:30. Morn, of Spiritual Appetite: the Bellsb of Righteousness." Evening, Castle ef Delusions and a House of Apollo Male Quartet and mixed quartet; John Hermann Load, organiat and choirmaster. T.enten sarraon, Monday, March 10, at 12:16 noon, by the Rev. Dr. Raymoud Calkins of Cambridge.

UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor- Columbus ave. and W. Newton UC by the pastor. Rev. Ernest Orabam Guthrie! 10:80 a.

m. subject, of Yesterday and Today, IV. Judas the 7:80 p. ou, "The Voyage.of Ships That PbM la the Night." Quartet and chorus. Bvetybedy welcomed.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OP ST. PAUL a. service of Training school, preacher, the Rev, H. Boyd Edwards. 8 a.

holy communion. 10 a. morning prayer, ll a. sermon and holy communion preacher. Dean Rousmaniere.

4 evening prayer; preacher, the Rev. Uus Lw Clark, 6 p. addreaa preparatory to confirmation, the dean. 7:15 p. lag ef in the Cathedral.

7:80 p. latar evensong; preacher, the Rev. Edwin J. van Btten, rector of Christ Cburcb, New York. Week-days (hours of service and preachers) Monday, 8, 10, 12:10 (tba Rev.

K. J. van Btten), 1:10, Tuesday. 8, 10, 12:10 (Mr. van Etten), 1:10, 6, 6:80 (Mr.

Edwards); Wednesday, 8, 10, 12:10 (Mr. van Etfen), (Mr. Campbell), 6, 6:30 (Mr. Fitts), (Mr. Walton); Thursday.

H. 10, 11, 12:10 (Mr. van F.tten). 1:10, 6, 6:30 (Dean Bousmanlerer; Friday, 8, 10. 10:80, 11 (Dean Rousmaulere).

12:10 (the Rev. Arthur Oam- msck of Fitchburg), 1:10 (Mr. Harrison), 6. 8:80 (Mr. Oookln) Saturday, 8, 10, 12:10 (Mr.

Lauderburn), 1:10, 8. EMMANUEL CHURCH. 15 Newhbry tho Rev. Elwood Worcester, rector a. boly communion; 9:30 Sunday scLook; 10:80 a.

morning prayer and sermon, tho rector will preach; 4 p. evening prayer and, sermon, preacher, the Rev. Donald K. Johnston; 4:80 p. Thurwlay, orgsn recital; 8 p.

Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, evening prayer sn.l address; 8 p. Wednesday, health conference. ADVENT, Brimmer slreet, north of Public van Allen, rector. All seats Services at 7:30, 8:16, 10:30, 4 and 7:80.

Rector preaches morning on Divine Mercy" and evening on Cooperation." lather Nattress preaches sfter- aoon. CHRIST CHUROH, Salem Rsv. William H. Dewart, rector. Morning prayer aud sermon at 10:45 a.

m. Service in Italian at 4 p. m. Holy communion first Sunday in each Wntb. Visitors are invited to attend tba serrlcee.

TRINITY communion, 8 and church school, service and sermon, 10:80. Freacber. the rector. Evening prayer and sermon, 4, Bslf-hour oiyan recital following tbki service. ilEWISH TBMPLE ISRAEL, Commonwealth avenue and Bland ford Levi, rnbbl Henry L.

UIdeon, organist. Services: SdTur- 10:30 a. m. Sunday, 11 a. m.

Today, "UOd and Man." Tomotrow, speaker. Rabbi MksrlM Harris of New York city. LUTHERAN ft. ENGLISH LUTHERAN CnEDBOH, Wlntbrop street. 10:80 wUh sermon by the pastor.

IdUtt Itmer, Sunday acboal, 11 to I VEB a. M. V. pra Pastor Famous FILM-LECTURE Will be given at the FINALE of tho Photo-Dramn Somerville Theatre, Davle square, West Somerville, Sunday, March l8, 8 p. m.

It Is something new and unlqqe in the way of Biblical elucidation, where moving pictures play an Important part. Pastor Sturgeon Is coming from New York especially for the occasion. Topic, of Kingdom Blees- ings." You are cordially invited. Free to the ptibllc. METHODIST EPISCOPAL GREENWOOD MEMORIAL CHURCH, Washington and Dakota Dorchester.

The minister, Rev, George H. Spencer, will preach at the reopening services. Topics: 10:30 a. Plea for Present 7:30 p. "The Disappointed Christ." PRESBYTERIAN FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN corner Warren avenue and West Brookline Rev.

Kenneth M. Munro willjriva an address on the aubject, the Way, the Truth and the Sunday school review lesson for March 25. Communion service at 7:80 p. m. Subjsct of sermon, Waters." Sunday school and Munro Bible class at 4:16 p.

m. The church with the twin lights over the entrance. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CJolum- bna avenue and Bericeley Rev. William Mann Tufts. D.

the pastor, will conduct the services tomorrow. Morning, Quickening of the Evening, of Tabernacle Walk and I Talk with the King." class at 18. After-meeting. Only once a stranger here. Cordial Invitation.

ROXBURY PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH, Warren and Woodbine Clarence A. Yotmg, Ph. Anomaly of Joylem 7 "Wages vs. Qlits." Gilchrist clesB for men at 12 special music. Cheery Church" extends a welcome to all.

FIRST REFORMED PRBSBYTERIAN CONGREGATIONAL, Warren ave. and Brookline Boston. Pastor, W. J. ing, 10:30 a.

Lecture IX." Plain worship, as In Scotland. Strangers welcome. SALVATION ARMY THE SALVATION ARMY, West End District, Boston No. 1 Corps. A Bright Spot In a Dark Place.

Bowdoin Square Corps, 78 Boston. Adjutant W. A. Antrim. Captain 0.

Minors, Lieutenant J. Ferry, officers In musical meeting Sunday, 8 p. m. Colonel and Mrs. Atkinson, assisted by Brigadier Sheppard and the Provincial Sllyer Band.

All welcome. THE SALVATION ARMY, 402 Massachn- setts avenue, Lafayette square, Adjutant William Scott, commanding; Captain Charles Olley, assistant. Sunday: 11 a. holiness service; 3 and 7:80 p. special welcome meetings to Adjutant and Mra.

Thomas Beaver, from Hartford, Conn. Come and hear them. SWEDENBORGIAN KEY TO THE SCPIPTURES Revealwl by Swedenborg or Mrs. Eddy! Swedenborg's teatimony from things heard and seen. Lecture by Rev.

John Whitehead, M. Th. Sunday, March 18, 8:80 p. 18 Huntington Room 62, opposite Public Library. Public cordially invited, seats free, questions answered.

CHURCH OP THE NEW JERUSAUCM, Bowdoin street, opposite the State The Rev. James Reed and the Rev. H. Clinton Hay, pastors. Divine worship at 10:30 a.

conducted by Mr. Hay, whose subject will be, With Men Now." Bible classes for adults and Sunday school for children at 12 m. The public earnestly Invited. tJNITARIAN CHAPEL, Tremont-Scbool Unitarian. Ministers.

Howard N. Brown, D. Sydney B. service at 10:80 a. Mr.

Brown will preach. Vesper service at 4 p. Mr. Snow will preach. Service dally at 12 m.

UNIVERSALIST VESPER AT THE ROXBURY UNIVERSALIST CHUROH at 5 Address by the minister, Mr. Bolden, "Going to Be Saved Music by the Lotus Male Quartet. Organ recital at 4:45. MISCELLANEOUS Special Lecture By Evangelist lUI.L. Herr SUNDAY.

March 18, 3 p. STBaNERT HALL. 162 Boylaton Boaton. Topic, "HOW THEY BECOME You are cordially invited. Seats free aud no collection taken.

BOSTON DURING THE MILLENNIUM What form of government will it have thea! Hear Evangelist Cardey Sunday afternoon at 8 Tremont Temple, Lorlmer Hall. The future of the world looks dark. THE BIBLE PROPHECIES ALONE ILLUMINATE THE PUTURfi. Be sure and hear tbia lecture next Sunday. Hundreds are attending.

Doors open at 2 Song service at 2 JK), led by Professor Shull. FORUM Pau-lotlc meeting in Wesleyan Hall, Copley square, 681 Boylston Boston, Sunday, March 18, at 8 p. m. Speakers, Honorable Charles E. Burbank, State anpervisor of administration.

Henry D. Nunn, subject, "Problems Confronting the Ccnstitutloual Convention." Public cordially invited. WALTER DeVOE Is demonstrating Divine at Wesleyan Hall, 681 Boylston Sundays at 7:15 p. and Tuesdays at 8 p. m.

Subject, Through NEW THOUGHT, Church of the Higher Life, 585 Boylston at 8 p. m. Speaker, Mr. E. V.

Ingraham. Subject, from the Music conducted by Mme. Morey. Everybody welcome. THE SUNDAY Fielsch- er, leader, Huntington Obambers Hall, 80 Huntington avenue, Sunday mornings at 11.

Subject. All welcome always. METAPHY.SICAIi CLUB, 80 Huntington Room March 18, 8 p. m. speaker, the Rev.

M. K. Schormerhom; sub- jest, Tbeosopblc Explanations of the Nature and Destiny of Col. COMMON CAUSE SOCIBTY FORUM, Frank- Ilo Union, Berkeley 8 p. no.

Speaker, Patrick McGrath of Newton. Subject, Irish Exile." Opea dlecusslon. Ad- mlsslou free. NEW THOUGHT Sunday, 8 p. Faelton Hall, Runtlngton Chambers.

Emma C. Poore, leader, Subject, Paramount Question." NEW THOUGHT FORUM, Dr. Church, 4:30 m. Frederick Atherton, LI-. leading speaker.

Subject, "The Cure of Habits." FREE ASSOCIATION. Copley p. Georgs Grover Mills will speak on "The Rising Tide of at Home and AbrMd." All welcome. CATHARINE MBEmNOS, 8 and 8. or War!" Huntington (jhsm- bars.

Room 208. a PEOPLBrS FORUM, 68 Sbxwmut 8 p. speaker; Horace Taylor. Subject, Scientific Basis for PAINE HALL. 3 p.

J. P. Blsnd. B. and Socialism." Free debate.

SiPIRITUAUSTIC MEETINGS THE UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL CHURCH. 80 UuntiugtOD Huntington Chambers Ilsil. Mr. Frederick Nicholson, pastor and Rundgy, March 18, at 2:80, lecture and moe- aages. Come and worship with ua at service.

At 7:80, a apecial mesaage seance. Proof with each mooaage. Come early get good seat. UNITY CHURCH. Jordan Rev.

P. A. Wiggln, pastor. Services at 10:45, with address and message. Short address at 7:30.

The rest of tho evening devoted to a spirit service. Arthur Myers, Cyuthla Brigham, organist. Public cordially Invited. Remember, serrlcee begin promptly at 10:45 and 7:30. Stewart Hall, 4NR Tremont Stroet Meetings Sunday, Tuesday, Friday svealngs, 8.

Professor Young and other good psychics will be with us, Messares, questions snswsred. Come. Good music and singing. All welcoms. DWIGHT HAIX, 514 Trsmont p.

W. 8. Butler, Mr. Tracy, Mrs. Jolll- niore and others.

The Rev. Mary P. Vanderbilt will be with us April 1. W. L.

Cfiough, Chairman. FIRST SClBNCrKI fPIRIT- UAL CHUROH, 20 Central Cambridge, Rebecca O. Treadwell, pastor, bestkils will be with us, AflXBLE C. WILLIAMS, 448 Trement strmt, 2:.30 and 7:80, Ballot reading la the afternoon and evening. Questions aaswsrsd by the best of mediums.

CAMMUIDGB HAIL, 681 Mass. Ings Hhuday at 2:30 and 7:30, Mr, Grimes, Wilkins, Mra. Nutter and others. Miss Mclgtod, ptauist'; Perry, eond. LBB HALL, street, Progreeslve AUlaoce Cfiiureh, wonderful psychics, 2:80.

7:80. Mocssges for all. The Rev. Lucy A. Johnson.

MR. AND MBS. HARVEY BEDDING, 80 Iluntingtou avenue, Hall 8 to 6:80. Each person receives a reading. UNION MBETINGl, 708 Tremont street, dally at 11 a.

2:80 and 7 :30 p. m. of Higher Spiritualism, 345 Pearl 3:80, 7:80. Good talent wslcMBs. Urn 3, AfsMtimf.

BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS tar Blfili, or Mlsilee ooloma of fir. if sUWlHoiua UsM. BIRTHS West Newton, March 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Lauriat, a son, Charlss B. Lauriat. 3d. MARRIAGES Wednesday, March 14, Mary L. Halstead, daughter of Mrs.

John -JSt Halstead, to Philip S. Sabine. M. D. All Church New York city, March 15, Elizabeth Cornell Roselle, daughter of Mr.

and Mre. Charles Roselle, to Allston Everett Storm, aou of Mr. and Mrp. Jules P. Storm.

DEATHS Newton, March 15, Archibald Anderaon, 68 yrs. 2 moa. Funeral services fi Episcopal Church, Sunday, March 18, at 2:30 p. m. Barnes south Boston, March 15, Thomaa beloTsd husband of Margaret Barnes (nee Doherty).

Funeral from his late home, 23 Oatea Saturday, March 17, at 7:30 a. Requiem mass at St. Church at 8:15. Relatives and friends respectfully Invited. Late member of General Sherman Lodge 120, A.

O. U. W. St. John, N.

pleaee copy. Somerville, March 15. John Mn of Harold C. and Gleora Brand (nee Tur- Services Sunday, March 18. at 19 WlUougbhy at 12:45, Burial at Providence, R.

1. Roxbury. March 16, Margaret Uee Suffer), widow of Albert J. Brochart. Funeral from tba Raftery Chapel, 1176 Tremont at, Sunday, March 18, at 1:46 p.

m. and friends kindly Invited. Wlnthrmj, March 14, Esther M. Browne, widow of Harry E. Browne, and Moved mother of Wlllena Browne Reod.

from Union Congregational Church, Tewksbnw Wlnthrop Beach, Saturday, March 17, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited. Chelsea, March 18, Patrick Moved son of Ellen and the late Dennis Carey (nee Gaddlgan). Funeral from his residence, 62 Highland Monday, March 19, at 8 a.

m. Requiem maae at St. Church at 9 Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Cambridge, William eon of John and Mary Cabral (nee FuMtal from bis late residence, 648 Cambridge Sunday. March 18.

at 1 p. m. Requiem high mass at St. cSiurch Monday morning at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Mattapan, March 16, Patrick Callahan.

Funeral from the 'residence of his Bister, Mre. Arthur H. Curran, 755 Norfolk Sunday, March 18, at 12:30. at St. Church at 1 p.

m. High mass of requiem Monday, March 19, at' 8 a. m. Itelatives and frlende Invited. Prince please copy.

Bast Boston, March 14, Annie (hee Thomaa), Moved wife of WIl- ilam OampMl. Funeral servlcee at her late home, 87 Byron Sunday, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited. 15, Maurice beloved son of Agatha Connelly.

Funeral from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Fred Willard, 100 Kneeland Standay at 12:45 p. ra. Services at St.

Church at 1:30. High mats Monday at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. Jamaica Plain, March 16, (nee Craven).

Moved wife of Thomas Costello, formerly of Carolina ave. Funeral from her late resldenee, 13 Danforth Monday, March 19, at 8:15 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 0 Relatives and friends Invited to attend. this city, March 15, Peter Doherty.

Funeral from the.Tesldence of hts niece, Michael McGrath, 8 Fglrfield off North End, Saturday, March 17, at 9 a. m. High mass of fequiem at St. Church at 10 Relatives and friends invited. this city, 'Hiomaa beloved husband of Prances Doherty.

Punernl from 101 Union Park Sunday at 12:45, Services at the Osthedral of the Holy at 1:30 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. St. John, N.

papers please copy. Requiem mass Tueeday at 8 o'clock. Jamaica Plain. March 16, Michael Dolan. Funeral from the residence of hli son, Michael F.

Dolan, 86 Boynton Monday, March 19, at 8:16 a. m. Solemn high mass of requiem at St. Church at 9 Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Lawrence, and Chicago papers please copy.

East Boston. March 16. Bridget beloved child of Peter J. and Mary A. Foley (nee Curran), of South ton.

Funeral from her residence. 69 Homer Sunday, March 18. at 1:30 p. m. Relatives friends kindly Invited to attend.

Portland. papers please copy. Everett, March 15, Vlncenio, beloved husband of the Ute Angela Popplano. Funeral from his residence, 67 Wood- Tllle Sunday, March 18, at 1 p. m.

Services at St. Church, Boston, at 2 p. m. Requiem high mass Monday, March 19, at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends Invited. HAWK.8W0RTH—In this cltg, March 15. Mrs. Blanche Hawksworth, yrs. Funeral at the Briggs Chapel, 232 Huntington Sunday, March 18.

at 2:30 Relatfvea and friends Invited. Watertown. March 18, Edith F. Harrington. Funeral services st the residence of Mr.

A. P. Haynes, 18 Marshall Watertown, Sunday, March 18, at 2 p. m. Interment at Wakefield, Mass.

Brighton, March 18, Mary, widow of Patrick Hayes, formerly of the West End. Funeral from the residence of her son, John J. Hayes, 41 Mapleton Monday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass at St.

Church at 9 Relatives invited. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED PROMPTLY To All Pmrta of the United Stntea Stmt Boston's Flower plione Beacli 6900 HAYES Newtonvlll), March 16, Michael, husband of the late Mary Hayes (nee Murray). Funeral from the residence of fals daughter, Mra. David J. Duane.

20 Churchill Mfuday, MarchC19. at 8 m. Requiem high mass at the Church of Our Lady at 9 Funeral private. at bis home, 1 Silva place, Roxbury, Elof T. Johnson, 69 yrs.

Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. from Chapel. 1041 Tremout st. Funeral private, Woburn, March 14, tho Rev.

James J. Keegan, pastor of St. Church. Solemn high mass of requiem Saturday, March 17, at 10 a. m.

Interment at Lawrence, Mass. Fnneml cortege by auto. Please omit flowers, South Boaton, March 15, Hannah Kemny (nee Regan), widow of Edward J. Kenny. Funeral from her late residence, 146 West Fifth st.

Monday at 8:15 a. m. High mass at the Church of the Rosary at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited.

Dorchester, March 16, Lucy Peavey, wife of DeWltt O. King, 77 yrs. 11 moa. Funeral services at R. E.

F. Chapel, 835 Washington Dorchester, Sunday, at 3 :30 p. m. Relatives and invited. Bastport, and Hartford.

Vermont, papers copy. Roxbury, Adolphus Lowetbal. Funeral services Sunday, March 18, at 2 p. at la Waren Roxbury. Lata member of Odd Fellows and Masona.

Brighton, March 16, James V. Lynch, Infant eon of James V. and Agnes 3 mch (nee Plerlod). Funeral from residence, 3 Waverly Saturday, March 17. at 2 p.

m. Funeral private. Somerville, March 16, Julia daughter of the late Patrick James Malony and aunt of Rev. Francis J. Mullen of Lowell.

Funeral from her late resldenee, 67 Hesth Sunday, at 8 p. m. Solemn requiem mass at St. Church for the repose of her soul, Monday, at 9 Chelaea, March 16, Alfred S. B.

Maynard, 58 yrs. FHmeral services at his late realdence, 592 Washington Monday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Belmont, March 16, Frances Louise, widow of Patrick F.

Mc- Oaragle of Boston. Services at St. Church, Belmont, Saturday mornlngr at 9 Funeral cortege by automobile. Cambridge, March 15. William beloved husband of Blanche M.

Mclsinghlln (nee Burns), Funeral from bia late residence, 1192 Ohmbridge Sunday at 1 p. m. Services at St. Church at 1:30 p. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Cfalireh for the repose of bis soul, Monday, at 9 East Boston, March 16, Mary K. McNamara (nee Carroll), formerly of the North notice later. Arlington Heights, March 15, Mary daughter of Constance F. end the late Jesse M.

Meyrelies. Funeral from late residence, 66 Cedar Monday, March 19, at 8 a. m. High mass of requiem at St, Church at 9, and friends Invited. Revere.

March 14, Annie beloved wife of the late Thomas P. Morrlsey (nee formerly of Chelsea. Funeral from her late residence, 6 Victoria Monday at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Charlestown, Mary beloved wlfe3)f I'lmotby Murphy (nee leirkln). Funeral from her late residence, 40 Adams Monday, March 19, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high at St.

Church, Warren at 9 Relatives and friends invited to attend. Dorchester, March 16, Lucy beloved daugbter of Michael and Jane (nee Skeiry), residence 24 Oakley st. Time to be announced later. Everett, March 16, CJharlotto widow of Obed C. Parker, 79 yrs.

Services at residence, 1 Mead Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Rosllndale, Anna beloved daugbter of William H. and Annie L. Richards (nee Green).

Funeral from residence, 420 Hyde Park Monday, March 19, at 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends Invited.

Chelsea, March 15, Mrs. Margaret, 74 widow of the late Thomas Scott. Funeral services at her late residence, 101 Congress Chelsea, March 11, at 2 p. m. Interment at family lot, Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett, Relatives and friends Invited to attend.

West Roxbury, March 16, Rosetta Small, 76 yrs. Prayer at 25 Wren West Roxbury, Saturday, March 17. at a p. m. Servlcea and Interment at Provlnce- town, Mass.

West Somerville, March 15, Ira Snow, 67 yrs. Funeral services at his late home, 17 Warner Sunday, at 2:80 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Beachmont, March 16, Morris son of the late Morris and Johannah Splaine (nee Funeral from his late residence, 60 Endlcott Saturday at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem mass at Our 1-ady of Church at 9 Funeral private. Please omit flowers. Hanover, March 16, Maria Ix)uisa, wife of George W. Tlnkham, 66 yni.

0 mos. 22 dys. Funeral from her Main North Hanover, Monday at 1:16. Alcoa, March 11, Sarah Wlschkaemper (nee Klatscbken). Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the Temple Mlshkan Tefllo, Dedham, Sunday, March 18, at 3 sharp.

Take Grove st. car. East Boston, March 16, lioula beloved husband of Isabella Zicllnger (nee Stapleton). Funeral from bia late residence, 456 Saratoga Monday at 9 a. m.

Solemn high requiem mass at the Star of the Sea Church at 10 Itelatives and friends are resjieetfully invited to attend. SHERWOOD COURT 8, M. O. 0. are requested to meet at the home of our late brother, Jeremiah Quill, 40 Dudley Roxbury, Saturday evening at 8:80.

J. LIND Chief Ranger. A. E. GRANT, Recording Secretary.

CARD OF THANKS. 1 wish to extend thanks to my many relatives and friends tor their floral offerings nnd sympathy in my receut bereavement. J. LYONS. IN MBMORIAM.

loving remembrance of Anna Gerlch, who died March 17, 1911. HER SISTER. Real Estate Real Estate OFFICES FM REKT Light, Airy, High-studded Top floors 257 Washington between School and State Sts. Recently remodelled. Some large offices, some small.

Apply C. W. WHITTIER 55 Congress or Room 313, 257 Washington St. Cloihing FIRE SALE the outlet clothing CO. THE STORE THAT PAYS CASH FOR FIRE STOCKS.

Bongbt part stock from a Now York fire. Sale starts today for 20 days. give more bargains than any other store which tries to imitate onr advertising. These suite nnd overcoats are nmde from the leading tailors of New York. High grade tailoring.

Look for our electric slm with name and number. SUITS AND OVERCOATS, BARGAIN, Men a overcoats suits, a bargain, 85c; suits and overcoats, a bargain, 81.29; suite and overcoats, a bargain, suite and overcoats, a bargain, suite and overcoats, a bargain, panto, 29c and 98c; shoes, 18c; rubbers, 8c; shoes 98c; eweators, 20c; raincoats, 22c and 98c; big bargain, suits and overcoato, 75c; bags and suitcases, 29c; pants, 76c; mett(s derblce and soft hats, 69c; overshoes, 49c; rubbers, 29c. This ad. good for 60c on suit or overcoat. OUTLET CLOTHING CO.

6-mlnuie walk from Northampton St. L. Bta. Open 8 a. m.

10 p. m. Sat. till 12 p. FIRE SALE! WOLF COHEN CO.

2073 Washington St. 2073 Sale Today for IB $20,000 stock to be sold at once. Insurance loea your gain. A chance of llferime to aave money. Sale sterts today 16 days.

See ua first before golB elsewhere. MEN'S BARGAIN, 4Te suits and overcoats 79c, otbere $1.89, suite and overcoats 02.98, 08.98, and 04.98, worth five and alx the price; and shoes 69c, othen 01.19, 01.47; pants S9e, sweaters 23c, raincoats 98c, hats 39e, bags and sultcasea 47c, trunks 98c and 01.39. WOLF COHEN CO. 2078 WASHINGTON ST. 8 min.

wallc from Dndley St. Station Open 8 a.m. till IQ p.m. Sat. 12 p.m.

MARKS CHESTER Ths Wags Friend 42 Tcaro of Honeat Dealtnr The largest variety of custom made, slightly worn and misfit clotbing in New England; suite and overcoats from 08 to 012; coats and panto from 76c to 03; coats and vests from 01 to 03. Far better than cheap new stoff. Oct Wise tj No Fake Highest grade dress su for sale and tor let. Look for the number, lOS Dudley cor. Dndley near Dudley st.

Open evenings 9. Saturday 11. Washington Clothing Co. Wace Friend of Boaton We can dress you for any little money you can spare; we carry 1800 suits and from 03 to 06, 1000 suits and from 06 to 010, no higher; 2000 coats and pants from 01.25 to 02.50; our 03 and 010 suits and worth 010-025; our 01.23-02.60 coats and pants worth 08-07; high grade dress suits to let or for sale. Be sure to get the right store, look for the name and address.

WASHINGTON CLOTHING CO. 1218 Wash. Near Dover Sta. 6-17 MAX KEEZER 1288 Mass. Cambridge, for vard second-hand clothing; dress suite.

Tuxedo suits and cutaway suits for sale; clothing bought. Open 9 p. m. Tel. 302 and 2980.

Fmnatm Hmlp Wanted WANTED Experienced milHnery salesgirls for Saturday from 1:30 to Apply MAURICE, 16 Winter St. KNITTERS BXPERIBNCEtt) knitters for Lamb A Grosser Shaker machines, also experienced winders; good pay with steady work. ARMSTRONG KNITTING MILLS, West Roxbury. EXPERIENCED TIERS TOURAINE CONFBICTIONEBT 251 Causeway at. CHOCOLATE DIPPERS WANTED COX OONFECmONERY 118 North St.

Assr. fo lady Wanted for chocolate dipping room. the Post. A WOMAN OVER 30, of good educadon and address, to act first as BalWwoman, then as manager; salary and commission; references required. GeO.

L. SHUMAN A 22 Beacon Boston, Mass. to pack, fruit jar rings; steady work, good par. Apply BOSTON WOVEN HOSB A RUBBER cor, of Portland and Blnney Cambridge, Maas. general housework In a family of three, cmnpeteat Swedish girl that wants a good home.

Apply 40 Hawthorne Malden, Mass. lady experienced In general office work; must know how to operate typewrltor. Apply MAXWELL MOTOR 410 Newbury st. mllllner for trimming and hats. LEW ROSENBAUM, 18 Oxford Boston.

information Wanted REWARD The Jewelers Protective Union, lZ-17- 19 Maiden Lane, New York, offers a reward of 0600.00 for information leading to the arrest and positive identification of the thief or thieves who Btolo a jewelry sample trunk from the South Terminal Station, Boston, on Sunday, March 11, 1917. Any Information imparted will be treated strictly confidential and any person furnishing the above desired Information will not be called upon to testify. 0500.00 is also offered to tho Police Officer making the arrest and securing conviction. 01000.00 Is offered for information leading to the recovery of all the property stolen Intact, or a proportionate amount for any part thereof. This reward offered expires September 30, 1917.

Musical instruments Shipping AMERICAN LINE Weekly Sailings Resunieil New York-Liverpool Carrying Paisengers, Cargo and United Statea Mailt Full Information from Any Agent of the AMERICAN LINE or Office, 84 State Boston 4 2 Via. Ron and Boot, Dally aag 8:84 p. m. tnsln ftmn Boston connects with stoomor from PROVIDENCB p.m. COLOKIU LIIE BAYSTATELINE OUTSIDE BTATEROOH19 fl.OO Steamships Georgia and Tennessee Dally Including Servlee.

Main 1741. Ticket Office, 888 Washington Bostoa. White Star Line Now Inquire for Soilings, Etc. OFFICE, 84 Ntote Boaton PLAYER PIAROS Big reduction sale, including a few of the well-known just returned from the Auto Show. All In excellent condition, especially selected for tone and beauty, will be sold far below their regular prices.

Even if you just thinking of a piano, call and see find It worth your while. CHAS. S. NORRIS 181 TREMONT ST. Bargains in Used Pianos Hafnea upright 0180, Hallet A Davis 0136, Kranlcb A Bach up.

0120, Chlckering 085, Henry F. Miller 0175, Chas. S. Norris upright 0220. We win make terms to suit your convenience.

Drop us a postal for terms and full particulars. CHAS. S. NORRIS, 181 Tremont street. PLAYER SPECIALISTS WE offer this week wonderful values In used players, many of them cannot be told from new; you will find a player here at any price youwlsh to pay; we are Player Specialists.

104 Boylston st. fl DOWN, 91 A WEEK Pianos from 050 up, renttng 01 week. BROOKS, 18 Boylston, cor. Wash, over Continental Clothing Co. Take elevator.

SPECIAL BARGAINS in good new pianos; cash or terms. WYMAN, 94 Blackstone Boston. VERY elegant upright piano for sale very low, now stored, little used, and easy terms; wish no dealers. 86," the Post. Musical DAHTTMIT 10 to 2o lessons; send for free booklet.

UNITED SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC, 30 Hunt. sve. AN EXPERIENCED lady piano teacher can accommodate a few more pupils at moderate 27," the Pott. GEO. BRAYLET, violin teacher, 125 Tremont St.

thorough lustruction; private lessons. Specialties for Women $1.00 a Week Account with us. Your credit Is good, Why not dress well Unusual values In and young clothing; the finest worsteds and woolens, all shades, up-to-date styles, to S40. Open evenlnga Private offices for each customer. NEW ENGLAND TRADING CO.

011 Washington 8t. 8rd Floor. Male Help Wanted CREDIT MEN WANTED A real opportunity with brilliant future is offered mei who can qualify for Credit Department positions manufackring concern located in the Middle JVej doing fifty-million-dollar business. We want men with agreeable personality who hj good education, preferably college or legal who possess ambition, energy and diplomacy, and can be developed for responsible positions. ence in handling manaracturing credits Our representative will interview applicants in Bj Answer in detail, giving age, training, experien present salary.

Mention business and resident phone number. All applications will be trej strict confidence. Address the Tire Jobbing Salesman Must be thoroughly experienced in the kle of automobile tires and tubes to large jobbers and tributers; give complete details in first letter regarding experience, present connection, age and salary desired; all of which will be held confidential. Address Mason Tire Rubber Kent, Ohio. SALESMAN Old established manufacturer desires services of bright, awake, well appearing travelling sales representative.

Previous selling experience preferred. Excellent opportunity for advancement. State age, experience and phone number. Box the Post. CREDIT MAN WANTED by a large financial institution, a man of mature experience in commercial credits.

Applicant must tre at least 30 years of age and must Tiave had personal responsibility in extending credit; no other need apply. The right man can expect permanent position at good salary. Address the Post. 500 BOYS WANTED Bank messenger 08, young office clerks 06-08, young typewriter operators 08, stock boys to lewn business 06-08, young elevator operators 06-08, office 07, office 06, insurance Newton, asst, shipper $8, hotel bell boy, hotel elevator operator; Cambridge, Somerville and Malden boys; appren- tlees to learn drug business, wholesale seed biulness. and other posiUons for boys 14-18 yrs.

of sge. BUREAU, 63 Franklin st. wanted Miscellaneous Tours and Travel MONARCH PAINT PURE, ready tor use: has thousands of satisfied frlfmds; try It and you will know why: made In 44 colors and white; all size cans from half to galloDs. For inside and outside milnUng; sold by reliable dealers throughout New England; ask for color card. OARPBNTER-MORTON store and office, 77-79 Sudbury Boston.

Two minutes from. Scollay sq. WellMler Than Ic Voot ACRES grass land, near cars, lake; terms. E. 8.

FELCH, Woodslde Wellesley. Ttmem Catalog 'Postpaid. Washington 1 Boston. OLl 'reasonable distance of elevated cars, over 3 acres wood lot, with 3 dosen apple, pear, pe.tch trees, one to four growth, 0275; Fire-room cottage, gas and water, 2 hardwood floors, prwluctlve garden, fruit, henhouses, 01200. Address 710 Broadway.

$30, NEW COTTAGE, $30 Will Bell my brand now cottage, 16c from Boston, 2 minutes from State road and $366, on terms of $30 down and 07 a month. 41." Post. PAINT 1 .25 A Gli. 48 SHADES Varntibes, stalns, at half prlres. Tel or rend for Color Card and List.

Fnivey Falnt 50 Pearl St. 0150 DOWN and 016 a month will buy a six-room cottage with hardwood floors, open plumbing, electric lights, 3 lots of land, large trees, near beach and cars; price 08800. W. A. DUNHAM, 101 Tremont Room 1018.

FOR brlcli house; easily handled by man earning 016 to 018 per week; purchaser need pay no more than 010 per month for a tenement worth 025; no brokers. 45," the Pont. rooms, all near depot, select neighborhood, 03200, can arrange terms; also other bargains. B. A.

BROWN, 1372 Hancock toi. 2247-W or 210SS. WEYMOUTH ACRES 080 each, a few higher. 6 minutes to depot, cars, storea, 05 down gnd 08 a month; best laud within 15 of Boston. 122," the Post.

rent, farm, high location, good soil for crops, fertilizer; 20 min. walk trolley tel. Box 74, Route 2, Hudson, N. H. farm and farming tools, miles from village, about 100 acres, water In house and barn; good buildings; price ressonsble.

A. K. TUTTLE, E. F. D.

1. Norrldewock, Me. FOR 8-rooin single bouse, pstnted aud shingled; tf-ms. Call on OWM. 28 Baker LOTS.

8 miles'out MHiAwdlOOd. the Post. RUSTIC CABIN, 0365 8 ROOMS, piazza, brick dilmney, among large troro, boating, bathing, dsblng. near Bostoa; 080 down, bslancs $6 month. 88," Post.

WELLESLEY LOT, fBS Easy terms; near lake and cara. 91 tfce Post. ARLINGTON I ei or house, 7 rooms, lavatory and bath, larga room with open fireplace, hot water heat Bleeping porch: choice location; 06700. a BEALE, 38 Linden Arlington tel. Arlington 595-VV.

FOR Imllt houae, 18 romna, 2 to electrica, 8 to railroad. Apply to MRS. CHAPIN, 119 Jose- phlne Weat Sotnervtlle. Mass, Real Estate Mortgages MONEY for 2d mortgages; no tielav HOVEY, .53 Stabs Um. 315.

CTlllSm: money for 2d mortgages, cl tv or ALBERT AMMANN, State st F. IL sflS; MONEY ON for 1st and 24 gages. HENRY A. BROWN. 101 Deronshlro st.

Garden contructor wants twsltlon grading, grafting, pruning, tree moving; 15 experience. P. PASCUCCI, care Jos. Martini North Bontuii, Sales auction 8.4LK of unredeemed provision of Section 84 ol Chapter 102 of the Hevteed Laws, will be sold at public tbe Boston Loan 275 Wasblngton stj, Boaton. on Wedaeaday and riiursday, March 28 and 29, at 10 a.

a lot of pledgas. couaistlng of irateb- IMS 09, Jb, mxmms, envsmu AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALMD-SOITN SEAS Via Tahiti pnd Raratonga. Regular mall and passenger service from San Francisco. Union S. S.

Co. of Now Zgalind 230 Callfornts SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Or Locsl Steamship and Railroad Apartments Wanted To Let rooms, bath, gaa light, good location, only 016 per month. B08- OOB L. CHAMBERLAIN, 1033 Old bldg.

rooma and bath, steam hsat, janitor 024 par mo. ROSCOB L. CHAMBERLAIN. 1088 Old Booth bldg. a hire two apartmenta in house by two families of three adults ssch, In Cambridge or Sumerville; reasonable rent.

Telephone 2843-w, TO apartments 1 2, 4, Grant five and six large rooms, bath. Improve- nionta, 020, 022. Apply 3 Grant MRS. DAVIS. TO country, 5 comfortable rooms, henhouse, stable, garden plot; on car line.

MRS. A. EATON, tel. 88-2 No, Reading 4 AND 5-BOOM modern 2-family bungaiow, ateam or furnace, rent 020 and 023, FRIEND. 658 Broadway.

Bomerville. Diamonds and Jewelry Diamond Pawn Tickets Bought at good prices; dealings confidential and fair; precious stones bought and sold. to MB, Box 12, Copley Sq. Post- offii'e, Boston, Mass. EYES EXAMINED FAEE 03 flasses for 01, and 06 glasNea for 08 Artificial eyes fitted, ALBERTS, eyesight spe- clallst, 109 Sommer st.

and 748 WashlDgton st. Wm. A. Tiiom for diamonds, pear 078 Washington wTprjrtis rls. old fold, etc.

Eat. 1000. Boaton. Room 68, Typewriters 01.OÜ A MONTH RENTS a hlgh-cIasB when paid 8 months In advan(e; Underwoods $5 for 3 first payment spplled If purchased; all makes. 164 Devonshire Main 8927.

MODEL TYPEWRITER INSP. CO agents for the Corona Typewriter. UKLIABLH 06 CASH, balance monthly; rentals 01.00 uo OFFICE APPLIANCE 191 Devonahlr. rented, 4 inoa- a mo. 07 (Tistbles), InRlai payment appilM If pnrchaaod.

AMERICAN WRITING machine UO Frankllu Main 160 Main 3452. IF IT IS I i or rent PEABODY. 146 Congresa naar P. O. so Agents Wanted FOOD rellabwi aellers.

07. If. 00 TlM It, Atu? OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT in any condition. Gold, ailver, platinum. Highest price paid.

Call or mall. AMEHICAlf TOOl'H 468 Cor. Winter Opp. Boom 615 TRUSSES Trnas is perfect in fit, easy to wear and WARRANTED to HOLD. understraps, elastic belts or steel springs.

cured. Send for testimonials. POWERS JOHNSON, 100 Boston, Patents C. s. GOODING TECH GRADUATE patents School Boatwi.

08 Tw. Dancing 1. Clsss Fri. eves. loams, day or Normal courses forsons, wutnw ivr teacbsrs.

every and Sat. loo is school 883 Boylston and private lessons; aasembly Wed. evenings class In esthetic dancing starts March 20, 11 to 12 a m. B. B.

HR. AND MRS. W. THE LATBST DABfCBS 88 Mass. cor.

Newbury st. B. B. 4869. SLYE, 446 Tremont and moflern dances; 12 lessons (4 private, 8 class) 08 Call afternoon 2 to 4, or 0 to 9 any HRINBMANfi HOUSW" Tremont Boaton 138 School Somerville; classes, socials, private lessons; seni for catalogue.

SELECT private school, ballroom, MISS RMLY, 154 Boylston. Beach 8162 School of Dancing, 30 Huntingtnu Huntington Chamhers. B. B. 66060.

Money to Loan Tmans on Furniture. Pianos, Stores. Oflricea, Collat. Loon Tkdiots, Furs, Bonds diamonds, watches, JEWELRY H. VAN 299 Wash.

St. Aaaoolatlon (State No. 2), iCbt. Trent Fnlno, money on furniture and pianos at I psr cent per charge for made on making loan m(merate. 1 Beacon Roi.

508. LABOKST LOANS on t'olIatoiTa I.oan tickets, furniture, pianos, offices. Dlamondf, Watchot, Furt MARKH a AVF.BY. 28 Bchool Ht no 075 0300 LOANS on furniture, me Hmall not nmde. CHlLDW 4k Tremont 201 Adding Machines tukM it.

100 Freight Hindlers Wages 25c per hour day, 85c per hour ovtv- time; plenty of work. Apply to Stevedore. M. M. T.

Pier 2, Northern South i Boston. Design Draftsn Wanted for permanej with opportunity ment by a large concern near with steam engine, pump experience prd dress, stating former) education, age, salarl the Pd SHIPBUILI WANTEI Excellent situation building and drydock near New York is ojpi confidence promiseci applications with qual to and AL 203 Broadway, Suite York City. HOME AUTOM Screw Machine Op MORGAN MFG. Ni 100 HEN To feed horses on steamer sailing France; coll this forenoon; good wag passage. AMERICAN SHiPPlNl 346 Commercial st.

MACHUHSTS INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT Western Brighton. WANTEI PMENT I CIGARETTE COUPON. COUPON EXCHANGE Cash for tradin labels, etc. 290 CIGARETTE COU 50c Gold, Proflt-SharlsfS 309 Waah. Opp.

Old South THE CANADIAN General El Limited, of Peterborough, Ontario, very busy and requiring large ekllled mechanics, as Lai and boring mill hands at 46c an fitters and bench handt, 42V4o am, and die nuikera 45s to 60c an above a bonus of jU paid employment; steady work and good shop conditions. RSTlMATOR ON INTRRlOR FINISH Thoroughly experienced man wanted by an old, reliable Boston concern that handles only flrst-class work in trim, interior finish and fine cabinet work. None but experienced man with best of references and good following need apply. 38," the post. 150 HOSTLERS WANTED to England; return free, wages.

Atlantic Shipping 104 Commercial st. Cleveland automatic operators, 4 Grldley automatic operators, 1 Gridley auto- roaUc operator to act as set-up man and working foreman, 1 Brown A Sharpe automatic operator, 1 Pratt A Whitney automatic operator; only flrst-class men wanted; no labor trouble; no war material; steady employment nnd satisfactory pay for competent and reliable men. THE NEW DEPARTURE MFG. Employment Bristol, Conn. ARMY OP UNITED unmarried men under age of 85, cltizena of United States, of good character and temperate habita, who speak, read and writs English language.

For KiformaUon apply to Recruiting Officer, Olympia 4 Tremont row, Boston. BUFFERS AND Rougs, grease, pumice and buffers in factory making nickel or German ailver aa wall at white metal hollow-ware; steady work aad good wages; atate experience. Box 846, Meriden, Conn. YOUNG MAN for poeldon ta night operator for large electrical concern; prevloua experience unnecessary; steady work, good opportunities for advancement. Apply at 60 State Room 12, at 8 a.

anted men, women 18 or over wishing to become government clerks. 075 month. 34," the Post. MACHINIST Johnstone operator must make own set up; steady position, good wages. GRANT GEAR WORKS, 151 Pearl St.

SILVERSMITHS to working on hard metal hotel hollow ware; steady employment; good wages. the Poat. young man as clerk In hardware In the vicinity of Salem; state age and salary desired. the Post. POLISHER on silver; must give nationality and references; steady work, excellent pay and fine cbauce for advancement.

38," the Post. to work in understand woahing and polUrh able to drive any make, and of, age. SO. END GAEA oncord st. creaslnv to and garage; must -Two creasing qGerate John Thomson UnliMtadl Ufa 1 The other Cottrell QMfw Bristol, flrst-class need apply.

ment. Reply Box 78, SOLDERERS In silverware RtfftrY on general line of ih sons with soldering iron ed. Box 846, Meriden, Conn.l SPlNNfiRS A.ND brass, nickel or German silver, turners on Getman silver, also on white metal. Box 846 Marlden, Conn. anted eliable work; 25 to 45 years rignt man; state age the Post.

stenograp electrical bouse; good oppor the fitter job to tbe right man. OHAi Church Hartford, Conn. EXPERIENCED packers on woSen's shoes, THOMPSONXJROOKBIt, StaUon at. Roxbury. eldtbiiqio JAMBRSON (XiOTHBS SHOPB.

MIBrWl ton Kt. Salesmmn Interior Decoration Saletmen of ebillty well-known New W. want a man ter and personality who can nancllo important business. You may answer in full will atrldtl Address 35," tbe Poat. old establli Ing concern, exi)erleneed sped, handle Hue of roofing cement, dslties.

Address THE ACO COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio. 25 abares Radium Chemical stock. Any reasonable offer considered. tha Poat. COTTON DUCK WEAVER wanted; good payT Bteady work and chance for advancement; give age.

natlonaHty and references. 3." Post. BOY in peiaon to chief clerk, HUNT-HPILLRH 883 Dor- Chester Boston, MOULDER work, excvT- lent pay and fine for promotion; give age, nationality and 85." Post. POLISHElt.H in fnctory making mciel or German silver, aa well as wblta metal ware. Box 846, Meriden, Cosn.

YOUNG MEN Wishing to flremen rrlte 114. the Poot. SAGE wanted at A. CLAUS" 312 Roxbury at. ACCtil'NT A educated man 22, with office experience and knowledge of accountlnir, deaires position with amujntant the Powt.

Sewing machines going out, 060 iTiger, good aa 05. 850A Somerville Bom- ervHle. A SOUND year ago has earned over 036(1 ayndicale inveated to Ite diatrihntlon of In llsfledriaoeiiitafea now selling above par has just second syndicate should equal or waroejWthit record; now la tba time to join; subakrlpglggq from 0200 up accepted; write or PLORATION SYNDICATE, 77 Lost and Found Cmcent Shapo Diamond Pin Lost Friday afternoon, between 105 BDMWIk and Cupiey-Plaza Hotel, set with 13 dianMpSi and pearls. Liberal reward for Its Hmine tJfflcer, Oopley-Plaza Hotel. LOS'I Pomeranian buaiv WILLIAM A.

54 bik Boaton. Reward. ring, between BrooiiUnF Roxbury Crosalng, March 14. Return to 0., Roxbury at. Reward, with alwut 065 an moNtly small bJUs; reward.

57, Post. Paperhanging, Etc. W. eutatde painuag. Lew- llll Cam- brWft OMmbrldtt.

I.OS'i’—^^French bulldog named ward for return, 9 Nichols Lyun. Lynn 531-R. 876 Marlboro foanm mmmm tabby cat, Muff, Please B. 5288. i.

Plata, famale Bcoteli colikC asd wblta. Betura tm nuaUES, 10 J. P. I NWArtL OiOUIate.