Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - November 10, 1921, Boston, Massachusetts Holiday Friday Order Your For Next Sundays Globe Today VOLO Entered RS class matter at under the net ot Mutch Holiday Friday Order Your For Next Globe Today 1921TWENTY BT GLOBE NEWSPAPER m Will Be Given Gold Medal Designed by Dallin In Hall of Flags and Key Designed by Charles Coolidge at City Hall K Harvard Will Confer Degree Oov Mayor represen of the Army and the National Guard and the various vet eran organizations were yesterday preparing to give Marshal com of the greatest ar mies of all a welcome when he arrives here Monday morning that Will show the distinguished French man the high regard in which he is by Massachusetts and MARINES GUARDING RAILWAY MAIL CARS Five Trains Leave Boston With First of 300 Armed Men to Be Put on Duty in mv ON DISARMAMENT Says Strong Pressure of American Opinion Will Be Deciding Factor at Hill Yet American Innocence an Advantage Continued on the Tenth VIRGINIA BURLEY The three greatest cigarette cigarettes UNKNOWN DEAD BROUGHT IN SOLEMN HONOR TO CAPITOL Great Throng Bareheaded in Rain High Officials Pay Tributes Delegates Free From With Hosts Invitations When Child Hurt LAKE CROFT INN rear Special dinner and Nor Armistice Lees Jazz MARINES GUARDING MAIL ON TRAIN LEAVING SOUTH STATION FOR WASHINGTON AT LAST Left to registered mall and Private Open Sessions Hoped For as Only Safeguard From Dangers Of Old World Diplomacy CHEERED BY OLD WORLD SUPPORT WHERE AMERICAS UNKNOWN SOLDIER WILL Aerial view of Memorial Amphitheatre at The body will rest under a slab of below the entrance to tha the When the train for Albany out of the South Station last night its mall car was guarded by a corporal of This marked he first active step In the new system for the protection of United States railway mail from rou bers who have recently become so bold and successful throughout the and the first tangible result of the pian upon Postmaster Roland Baker of the Boston Supt Christopher of the railway mall service at Boston and Mai Continued on the Seventh TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Morgan finds Washington not so cer tain what it wants in armament con ference strong pressure of unprejudiced public opinion of America needed to reassure Old World and open sessions for successful Armament delegations by messages indicating cordial support of Britain and the Vatican American dele gates meet advisory committee visit ing delegates State and city plan to give Marshal Foch a great welcome Body of unknown soldier in Washington with solemn ceremonial and placed In rotunda at where President and other representatives of Government pay tribute to tho Lloyd George at Lord Mayors banquet declares the Washington conference la Ike a rainbow In the sky nearer Irish settlement than for lie Mall cars leave Boston for the first time by Two women struck by auto truck In Dorchester one seriously President Harding may bo ashed te mediate the tax revision TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Mrs ana Antonio Sal Sunday Globe Advertisements Order Them Today Help us out by ordering your Sunday Globe Real Estate FOP Sale Business Fop Sale Auto mobiles FOP Sale Apartments To Let OP Wanted Machinery FOP Sale Poultry Supplies FOP Sale Ad vertise in tho Sunday Globe To insure in Sunday under the following classifications must bo in not later than Friday he MACHINERY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TOURS AND TRAVEL FARM AND GARDEN CASH REGISTERS Want and Classified other Mian thn above must be in tho Globe before on We cannot guarantee the proper classification of on indicted for first degree murder by Middlesex County Grand Dr at health dis cusses relation of undernourishment to Alice of admits she was In auto party in Cambridge when Thomas of Peabody was attacked and robbed of t Candidates secure nomination papers at City Packers ask employes to accept cut in Sixteen rescued at lire In Tammany makes clean sweep In New James at Boston declares White Cross movement in Ire land was largely responsible for present State and city officials inspect new Subway which will be opened to ho In time for the Foch Noy 9 By plain unknown but honor as no American before because he died for the flag In France lay tonight in a place where only martyred Presi and Mc slept In He kept lonely lying in state under the shadowy dome of the Only the motionless figures of the five armed one at the head and one facing In ward at each corner of the kept watch with But far towering from the great bulk of the the brood Ing figure of Freedom as though it said well done to the faithful unto asleep there in the dim cham ber Retail shoe merchants hear Veteran with one hand offers arm or leg for 52000 to buy a home for his sick wife and 6monthsold Peggy Joyces husband awarded a di General strike proclaimed In Great Britain preparing to begin pay Ing interest on debt to United Col says success of drive means end of panhandling for Salvation Pace Financial and commercial State commission approves agreement by which Express Telephone service will be furnished through private Branch Massachusetts should pass laws for enforcement of prohibition antisaloon leaders lell flight favorite in annual paint Saturday with Exeter Middlesex wins close match in the Newton League other Plant for observance of Armistice I Day DONT TAKE CHANCES You arc in danger you neglect that Begin inking Father Johns Medicine 63 in PROMOTES GOOD HEALTH Trucs the Family Laxative and Worm Got tho Family No Honor Too Great Americas unknown dead is home from Prance at and the Nation has no honor too great for In him it pays its unstinted tribute of pride and glory to all those sleeping in the far soil of It was Continued on the Sixth TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Pave Entries from 13 colleges for cross country championship run next Satur Harvard all out despite the rain players netting into tho right trim for the Brown and Yale Boston College football squad has a drill In handling u wet Yale and Princeton will do final tun Ing up today for Saturdays battle In the Brown paying much attention to for ward pass preparing for battle with St postponed yesterday on account of to be played today at Tale works on signals In the El Futte Britains gold star mother says moth cru must sec that war is made Impos President Harding asks America to support annual Red Cross Prime Minister Lloyd George cables COMES LIKE RAINBOW SAYS Sees World Business Revive With Armament Session Better Prospect of Irish Peace at Lord Mayors By JAMES Nov ton is all ready for the the Great at With the exception of Mr Bal fours the various delegations are here and the British contingent will he complete The Japanese are most in the The solemn little men of Nip pon are They know that if this is to be anyones it will be theirs and apparently they mean to aee that it sball be well at As the several delegations have ar they have been met at the train steps with an official welcome th Secretary of Mr ha been on hand to greet an like Mr Briand of France or a Minister of Foreign Ilk Mr Karnebeek of Emba ales that could not boast a of so high a rank have been greete by Mr the Third Assistant Sec of No one lass than President or a King could bring M Harding to the President Receives Lloyd Britains Heart Set on Success of He Cables hla regret to President de clares heart of Britain is set on tho of the conference and suys he will come as Boon as Cleveland girls make lilt with Breaking In two of an train causes excitement at Dudley Gen Allen replies to Hurlburt charges in Fish Trust Disbarment case against from court Hat hearing In Coakley and Corcoran cases postponed till next Boston clergymen don I wield Md Nov 9 By Lord Mayors banquet this evening assumed more than National Impor tance when the Prime reply Ing to the Mayors toast to the Cab followed the custom ot such gatherings at the historic TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Pare Real estate men of New England will hold conference early next year to dis cuss Customs officers seize 600 quarts of on steamer Far East seven Chinese stowaways found hidden on Mayor stops gambling in City Household Diana the by Elizabeth York Pace A OneMan by Hazel Deyo Inice Dropped From by Uncle Pope Benedict gives approval to Presi dent Hardings plan on limitation of Page President of Paper Workers Union found guilty of attempting to Intimi date an employe In Vermont paper Rigoletto well sung b3 the San Carlo Opera Guildhall of speaking his mind re garding foreign The tradition has been that the Prime Minister must touch only on foreign policies in his annual Guild hall but to the Continued an the Sixth TWO WOMEN HIT BY TRUCK IN DORCHESTER Mrs Seriously Injured Meet In Temple Washington la as fair a hostess as may be found the world She receives her guests in such a rail station as they may not soe in their own lands and as stately as any royal As they come out through the Presidents special en tho most imposing of all seats of Government before them inthe white grandeur of tha domed While their cavalry escort leads them along smooth avenues to their hotel or to the house which they have chosen for their perhaps their curiosity is grati fied on tho way with a glimpse of the famous White House in its simple republican The conference is worthy of the but a local committee has been permitted to clutter it with decora tions such as adorn Main st on gala days or the Midway at the County This 17th a block west of the White is graced by a noble group of beginning with the Corcoran Art and followed by the homes of the Red the of the Ameri can Revolution and of tho Pan American all in the chaste Pope Also Advisers in Session Nov 9 By While the delegations of the Powers were quietly at work today perfecting their plans for the Armament Confer cheering assurances of support for the purposes of the negotiations reached Washington from two import ant quarters of the Old David Lloyd the Minister In a message express ing regret that he could not attend opening session on declared the heart of Great Britain deeply set upon the success of the confer promised the diligent ef forts of the United Kingdom toward a solution of the problem of At the samo time It became hrough unofficial that Pope Benedict had given his approval to tho Continued on tho Twelfth THE WEATHER Forecast for Boston and Vicinity Thurs day rain or fol lowed by clearing Friday fair strong shifting becom ing west to north Washington for New England Kaln or fol by clearing Shipping 1IIKC favors taking suburbs into city to reach addresses big crowd In Sym phony Hull declares he cant bo bought Relatives expected today to claim body of Jean nurse who committed Kansas City conference discusses dif ference between prices to farmers and cattle raisers and those paid liy con Charles at General Hos and under i Mrs Frances of 87 Bow doin is at tho City Hos whore her is on the danger ns tho result of being knocked down by an automobile truck about 7 last tho corner of av and Washington She is suffering from concussion of the brain a probable of tho Mrs Ida of the same address was but she was able to go The two women stepped from a street to the and were hit the truck as they the Tlic truck wan operated liy John i South It IB owned by the Rubber Com puny of BADLY INJURED IN BROOKLINE Mrs Abbio of Trow bridge was knocked down by nn auto at corner last Tho WHS operated by Daniel Carv of 4S Park Brook She was by Dr Harvey and removed to the Homeopathic Hospital where bcr namo on th dan gerous Plic Is suffering from a fracture at tho bane of the a broken collar bone nnd several frac tured Can was taken to the Police Station nnd booked on a tech charge of assault and Bail was at Continued on the Twelfth lowed Friday Globes Friday and continued fair Saturday mod rate temperature diminishing north est becoming Storm warnings are displayed along ho Atlantic Coast north of Tho Temperature Yesterday at ona a 37 6 a 39 D a 2 41 3 p 41 6 p 41 0 p 43 Average temperature yester ay Temperatures at 8 Last CO 31 St 20 t 40 42 28 34 New Precipitation in 24 hours to 8 p No Evening Globe Armistice Day In keeping with the solemn occasion of the burial of Americas Unknown Soldier the of the great world meeting to end all the Boston Globe will print no Evening Edition Novem ber Complete record of the events of the Great Day will be printed in Saturdays Evening Globe Readers Order the Friday dealer morning Globe from your news
