Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - April 22, 1915, Boston, Massachusetts 4 r J f A n y mer Summer Boarders Waited next Sundays Globe Read in todays VOL 112 BACK GERMANS Continual Charges on Hill 60 Gain Bernstorff Note Like Impugning Our Good Says SUMMARY OF WAR NEWS Germans make continual but fail to shake Brit ish hold on Hill 60 in French gain between the Oise and Aisne and east of Germans claim they are pushing back the French near St British and French aeroplanes and German aeroplanes and Zep fight over the British aviators damage airship plant at Ghent and Belgians bom bard Bruges Russians suffer heavy losses in attacks in upper Valley near say Raiding tribesmen in wur defeated by Lloyd George announces Brit ish troops in France now number threequarters of a American reply to Germany a refusal to put embargo on traffic Hungary refuses to vote new military credits demanded by General ENGLISH UNSHAKEN BY FIERCE ATTACKS April in desperate attempts to stop the British advance in have re the battle Hill east of with repeated charges against that lofty and commanding position Which the English captured by win ning a sudden assault on at tacks being an official statement given out by Yesterday the activity was and between 6 and 9pclock two heavy attacks made by infantry were repulsed with great loss to the The hill was heavily shelled all night and several further attacks French Press Line the British in strong force make good their hold on this great strategic whence their heavy guns can sweep a wide section of flat including the railway Continued on the Tenth Page Now Now Is the time to reat Cot to get the Globe otters you thebest Summer Resort medium New l Why Why Did the print almost 23 full pages of Want and Classified tost Sunday Because of the great results it brings to its It Pays to Advertise in the JOR rt FRIDAYS SATURDAYS For Sale Poultry For Sale For Sale Help Wanted Boarders Wanted For Sale PRESIDENT REFUSES ARMS April 21 The United States Government replied to day to recent memorandum in which Count von the Ger man declared that if THURSDAY APRIL PAGES JEWELS GUTTER AT CABOT TRIAL Women Crowd Court Case Jury Today Mr Choate Finishes Argument for Defense This Continued on the 1cutli Spendthrift Mr Whipple April Sherman and Charles Jr to day gathered together the salient points of nine weeks testimony and wove them into two long chains of argument against and for the the late Milton Mr Choate had not completed his ar gument at close of the afternoon ses as he had spoken only a scant two Mr Whipple had been granted Z hours in the tKe conclusion of Mr Choates argument and Judge Hardys charge tomorrow the case is ready for the The rarity of hearing two such emi nent of the bar argue In one had courtroom to There was a great preponderance of handsomely gowned women and a pro fusion of The few men In the audience were either those had been witnesses or directly concerned with the case or Mr Whipple charged that Mr Cabot was influenced by Edson his and by Mrs John his daughter that his failure to leave anything to Mrs In the will was in reality a thrust at her the result of a class because he was not of our not of Cabot strata Mr Whipple declared he knew of no class hatred to equal The fund into which the testator ties his property until 21 years after the death of the youngest grandchild he termed a spendthrift against public He showed much feeling over what he termed a contemptuous slurring and distrustful attitude and unspeakable bitterness of Mr Choate toward Mrs the and Dr Choate Compliments Mr replied to these remarks deliberately at the opening of his address to the jury at 2 on the Second TODAYS Col concludes his direct tes timony in William Bat lies libel and will be Shutters over windows In rear part of Building being Red Sox will open their home season at Fenway Park playing Ath assails British in I American note says Bernstorff is labor ing under false Impressions in his neu i Capt Walter Rand found guilty of using the mails to Judge refuses to atop Birth a if one scene is and opponents of photo play take the fight to the State tho Mansfield in the Angell Hospital recovering a serious Arguments made in the Cabot Charles Choate counsel for the to finish his this Law found to that the votes for party must be led by Posse seeking two men who bound and gagged N girl 14 years A Page Senators show irritation in white report debate Pure Bread and Pure Milk bills Details of plan for consolidating Amal with Anaconda made known in Waltham woman accuses clairvoyant of thelt by means of magic Horatio bad recently inherited dies suddenly at Brock President Wilson pays tribute to com of his Page Billy Sundays converts yesterday numbered 220 one loses his Mis Maude Lannigan of Lawrence tes In her alienation suit against her Ten Lynn liquor licenses not Boston University Law Club a convention of Massachusetts adopts the pension plan by a nearly unanimous Stewart Mason and JUlus Leslie wedded in Indicted in two counts on a charge of murder of two young Greeks at Minority Rook Island stockholders start a move end Page i Woburn High Commercial Before the New Hamp shire Legislature orders probe of all payments since Cooperative wage proposed Bay carmens but not Aaron who some offered to serve sentence for hts is himself sentenced for larceny Beat estate alumni give total of to building v track athletes defeat Tech in a practice f Tufta beats 17 to 9 other college baseball Massachusetts Golf votes to increase prizes for professionals at State open 18 nW fqj BOSTON FORCED TO PAY Mayor Curley a year ago author the Supply Department to purchase 8800 barrels of the price paid under contract being the ran out and the city had to go into the open market for 100 banels to meet immediate The price paid was or a barrel in excess of tile price paid a year TODAYS GLOBE Page Sox 11 to Washing Braves drop of Brooklyn 4 to Harvard beats Navy at lacrosse and National Commission grants only of nine sent to it by Baseball Players The lbf Aerial battle Rhine between Zeppelins and Allies Plans under way in Sofia to honor late Dr George Washburn of Hungarian Chamber refuses to vote new military native troops from Central Africa and British from south defeat Germans in More than damage done by woods fire which swept through sec tions of Westwood and Correspondence on Mexico between Sec Bryan and Rev Francis George Gardner the giver of the second for Point esplan Mrs William Gumming Story of the of the American Page Uncle Dudley Looking for Some thing New Iri The Inner story of the Lincoln and Booth tragedy of 50 years Dally Lesson So They Ambrose Morrison arrested for alleged in a robbery in t Page Financial Analysis and the Allouez the next dividend payer In Michi Household What Girls May by Jessie Rbb Carthaginian from Glasgow brings four two of whom are married In Immigration others to be married News of the water Betha Lite Little for by Thorn ton 3en Cole points out American for war before the State Board of Trade Lomasney grots rejection of Teaching Religion negatived to obtain legal opinion onan RHey und bury anft 1 NEW LEASES MADE AND THE SHUTTERS PUT BACK Parker Building Windows Covered in Spite of Supreme Court The shutters over some of the win in the rear part or Hie Parker were put yesterday after It only about three weeks ago that the Supreme after Ion litigation between the trustees of the Parker Building and the owner of the lower building in front part of the Parker Building ordered the shutters taken down during the existence of the lease of the lower by Murray Howe to the Cosmopolitan Trust Com Many who saw 4he being put back wondered what had they saw the workmen placing the shut ters before the windows When a Globe reporter saw Mr Howe the latter said t How dp the shutters happen to be eoins up again after being ordered taken down by the Supreme Court Very Supreme Court can order Murray to do one thing and Murray can do Then Mr Howe explained as follows Perhaps Im a bit of a necromancer by a wave of my wand Im trans Sort of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Im Mr Hyde and the funny thing about it is that as it leasing my own Then Mr Howe laughed explained a little of what has been a good deal of a zle to the I Mr Howe said that the matter ol got into court and was re ferred later to a and on an ap peal was carried to the Supreme after six months en tered a decree ordering Him to remove all obstructions so long as the lease ofe Trust company The Trust Companys lease ceased to and two new leases came into one from the Trust Company to Mr Howe of the and one from Mr Howe to the Trust Company of the building be isnt for me to be paying year for the use a strip wall that I own Mr Howe Thats about what Im Mr on being asked if he did not think it an expensive matter for Sf THE GLOBE CO WOMEN MST GET MEN TO SPEND CASH Suffragists Unearth a Kink in the Election Started to Change the Statute Before the Referendum Campaign Is Continued on the Fourth PUTTING BACK THE ON THE PARKER WHICH HE GENTLY ORDERED REMOVED BX SUPREME CART mi FOUND 8UILTY 40 Minutes in Mail Fraud Judge Calls Intent to Delude an Important Lucky Stone Dealer Will Be Sentenced In JO minutes a jury in the United States District Court reached a verdict of guilty In the case of Capt Walter who has been on trial over a week on an indictment accusing him of using the mail in a scheme to defraud in connection with the sale of lucky He sentenced at 10 oclock this but his John HV will ask for a stay of pending his taking exceptions to the United States Circuit dourt of The Jury went out at and agreed at B Court and counsel had left the building and were about 7 when Judge Aldrich ar rived and the verdict Was A number of witnesses had the trial to buying the lucky which is an ordinary for for the charm and potency Capt Rand claimed it possessed rather than for its intrinsic The stones varied from 5 cents to in according to a Government Capt Rand has been selling them for U He is a jeweler in Tremont hear He obtained from brok ers lists of addresses and to the per sons on these lists he sent circular let ters nnd copies of a book relating to the wonderful of tho life of Capt Rand and the lucky Fraudulent Purpose The Government contended that the while seemingly garbed In hon was to hoodwink the gullible and and that the defendant wag actuated by a fraud purpose In tlie statements he made in the hook and the r Counsel for Capt Rawd contended there was no fraud underlying the busi ness as conducted by who had turned nepers and menta the authorities lor their In and had been carrying on bual negs openly for 14 Tudge In hia charge to the said the principal question was the paragraph In the circular bettor stating mutual friend gested the defendants sending the let ter and circular and the description of the danger Jn the jungle where the Stones were said to be obtainable at Ceylon were used in sood In view of tha testimony that the mutual friend rat erred to the broker from whom the Data of names numbering thousands were ahd the testi mony that the stones could be bought jn or New York or in Ceylon In the AT HOME TODAY Athletics Will Be Their Gov Walsh and Mayor at the Frank Baker Also Among Notables Guilty If Ho Intended to In the of his charge the You are to this cage with the Weft i the By This afternoon at Fenway Park the Red Sox and the Philadelphia Athletics open the American League baseball season in Large delegations will be on hand from all over New Boston fans are sure to show their appreciation of an institution that has brought the to this city five times in the 14 years life of the organi league championships and two Worlds Championships the club was never in a better position to rake glory than it is this The Red Sox should be in firstclass as the management has spared nothing the way of time or money for the one purpose of winning out this Pres Joseph Lannin has the aggregation in base and it is now up to Manager Carrl gan and his stars to make Gov Walsh will show his appreciation of the game by attending today and Mayor James Curley will have the pleasure of tossing out the first The army of Royal Rooters will occupy one of the and there will be a band concert for an hour be fore the game The will come to the old battle two or three of their grand old but with Connie Mack in they are very likely to prove a to the Boston it is expected that Frank Baker will make his first 1016 appearance in the Athletics lineup this A royal reception will make the boys feel at home and give them the proper pep to dowp t THE WASH I N G T 0 for Northern New Eng land Fair Thursday Friday partly Southern New land and Eastern New York Fair Thursday Friday Increasing prob a b 1 y becoming and Vi Thursday fair Friday unsettled ris ing temperature mod erate erly Globes probably followed by local showers at night or on Saturday warmer Friday moderate southerly The Temperature Yesterday at sons a 50 6 a 48 S a 49 13 BO 8 p 51 6 p 48 B p 48 12 Average temperature 50144 average v Temperatures at 8 last fit 48 MBS ALICE STONE Who Says Her the Legislators Forgot the They Sometimes era Always Work With Men MHS TERESA Who Forecasts Possible USD of Dummy Men for Election NO CORRUPTION HE SAYS Roosevelt Justifies His Only Object Was to Correct Abuses in Today in Barnes April Theo dore Roosevelt late today concluded his direct testimony in the libel suit brought by William Barnes of Al bany for after stating that the sole purpose of his on Mr Barnes and Mr Murphy was to try to correct abuses in the State Govern He swore that he did not mean to make any charge of against the Col Roosevelt spent five hours on the witness stand in the Supreme telling what he said he believed to be the inside story of machine politics ana boss rule in New York By so do the hoped to convey to the jury the impression that he was entirely justified in criticising Mr Barnes as he He swore that he had been reliably informed that the Murphy Democrats and the Barnes the lat ter under the leadership of Mr united on more than one occasion to de feat the plans independent men both parties in the State Refused Platts Mr Barnes told Loeb the emphatically that he had an ironclad agreement with Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall to allow the latter a free hand to select a United States Mr was private secretary to Col Roosevelt when he was and later was col lector of the port of New The witness told in great detail dealings with the late Senator he had described as the easy the colonel attempted to dictate the of the man whom as Governor of New should appoint to be superintendent of public said Col Roosevelt with considerable display of when he told Mr Barnes of the conversation he added that he didnt intend any man on GIRL DRUGGED ON LONELY MOUNTAIN Left for Dead in 1 N Posse of Citizens Seek Two Men Who Attacked N April sareh by ai volunteer of was beins made tn woods this town and two bound and her onthe show of 1 was tain about a mile out Of the Will Use Dummies If They Have Antis Also but Say It Suits The ranks of the Massachusetts women fighting for the vote must be officered by Henry At of the no Women spend money to secure either the passage ov the defeat of the suffrage amendment except through a political committee of registered male Had a Zeppelin crossed the Atlantic dropped a bomb on it would not have caused more dismay in the suffrage ranks than this whatever part men may have in the the suffrage organizations are primarily of the by the women and for the State as or smallest local the suffragists are accustomed to stand on Continued on the FIGHT IS TAKEN TO HATE HOUSE Court Will Not Stop Birth of Requirement That a Scene Be Gut Out Wilt Be FIRE SOON ON DUTY AGAIN Brought From Mansfield for Cancer Every Day Friends Visit the Patient in Angell Fire Department has been somewhat handicapped the past few days and the firemen have not gone about their work in their usually vigor ous all because their mascot and the department fire dog Is on the sick Thousand has been doing nre service for several since he was months and would be leading the apparatus today if he was not confined in the Angell Memorial Hospital of the Massa In this He is a bull terrier and his discovered a few days ago that something serious the matter with him so he was brought to this An examination showed that he has a a opera tion was performed by Drs Frank Flanagan and HV Bailey and within a few days Thousand will again be run ning ahead ot the apparatus and with his barks shouting for every one to the Thousand has been well remembered by his If he was human no more solicitation could be felt for his He has been visited at the hospital by hts firemen friends each day of and hie owner has been a Thousand was only a pup his held posi tion of fire that she waa pretty well In took airing with herand showed the de of being The matter of learning was or some time he had con in getting acquainted with the ty school signal when Opponents of PhotoPlay Seeking Dowd of the said yesterday afternoon that objectionable feature of tKe The Birth of a the scene In which the white girl jumps from a rocky clift to escape her colored and unless this scene were elim within 24 hours he would issue the warrants requested for the arrest of those concerned in the Judge Dowd had seen the production the previous the Theatre this particular scene ap to him to bo an against the existing he regard ed the production as within the The management agreed to cut the scene from the film inthe time specified by Judge In the manage ment hod already on suggestion of Mayor to scene from the The committee that sought to have the play stopped through Judge Dowd lost no time in making another effort along a different They went dl on tin Fourth Read the In todays Globe Order your for next Sundays Globe Real Estate For Sate Use CASTLE ope The Burgeons at the hospi tal have UHd ootaWa success in their work on roans the hospi tal watt An unusual operation was performed yesterday on and the be to work again in a Chundler and Boston Hotel f Three blooki rorn I at the Wi Arw double Alcove vale for two Nothing hig
