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   Boston Evening Globe (Newspaper) - May 28, 1920, Boston, Massachusetts                                f I If I Sunday Edition Order them for sale Summer Cottages to let Summer Boarders wanted Advertise in the Read the wants BIT THE GLOBE NEWSPAPER CENTS MAY With Irish Aspirations RUBBER PLAN CHIEF REPORTED Views lift Grave Concern Conditions in Ireland TO COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN Two Men Shot by Guards Number Are Injured May resolu Viewing with grave concern conditions in and express lug sympathy with the aspirations oi people for a Government ot j their own was reported out today by the House Foreign Affairs The vote was 11 to The resolution was offered by Rep Illi as a for his resolu tion proposing virtual recognition of the Provisional Irish Its adoption ended a long and bitter fight in the New York Straw Hat Dealers Promise That They Will Slash Prices TWO SUGAR CARGOES ON WAY FROM CUBA Total of Expected Next Week Haw sugar continues to be shipped from Cuba to this port in large quail The steamer Butler left Banes May 23 for with bags containing and the Lako from Preston May 2t with bags having pounds The combined cargoes amount pounds and are consigned to the Revere Sugar Refining The Lake Butler will call at Norfolk fo bunker coal and is expected to arriv here June Lake Cayuga shouli be in port June May assistant to Atty Gen Pal in charge of the profiteering in today that after a conference with prominent hat he had obtained their promise to slash straw hat prices He said he had convinced them they were making too great Remember to order your Real Estate Jor next Sundays and Mondays Globe James who was of headquarters in Washington the interest of Gov Coolidges Presidential yesterday dis before the Senate committee investigating campaign funds in asli a list of subscriptions totaling in behalf of the Bay State Some of the money was contributed by college friends of the who was in the class of 1S95 at Most of the efforts EXPORT EMBARGO ON SUGAR IS FAVORED May 28By a vote p 6 to 3 the Senate Agriculture a report on McNary providing for an export em bargo on supporting the were Sena tors McNary of Capper of Kan sas Kenyon of Iowa and Norris of Ne braska and Harrison of of Senators Smith of Smith of South Carolina and Ramsdell of opposed Before taking final the com amended the measure so that it would not affect sugar sent to the United States by foreign countries or their nationals to be Early Sen ate consideration of the is planned by Senator IV CI 11U1 W lil his Mr Reynolds consisted in circulating the Governor s book cf Have Faith in The contribution list follows Frank president Stearns president Worsted William treasurer Whiting Paper president Cosmopolitan Trust Murray formerly United States Ernest president Brookline Trust Frank member Peabody John lawyer and Amherst Frank Webster of Peabody WILLIAM WOODS New York 1000 treasurer Suncook Clark Bills attorney at William of Sears cotton William of Webber Robert vice president Stearns Neil Weathers 05 of New Lucius of New president United States Trust Winthrop of Coffin brokers and L Walter John of Spencer Turner dry Henry of Chace of Chamber of 500 500 500 500 Total SOUNDNESS AND SAFETY HANOVER TRUST COMPANY o i o Last Dividend Savings Department Main and Water Streets and Cross Streets DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY MAIL OPEN SATURDAYS TO 9 Pleadings of American Woolen Companies Are Also Put Off CONVICTS ARE WELL Charlestown Store Broken And Ammunition Among Goods Taken R May companies of militia were ordered out by Gov Beeckman today after a riot in strike sympathizers at tacked young women clerks and other employes of the Na tional India Rubber The Governors proclamation dej clares the town in a state of in Troops C and D and the 4th Com Coast Artillery National were the troops ordered At the Adjutant Generals office it was stated the troops would leave for Bristol as soon as they could be assembled at their respec tive The plant has been closed except for the office force and repair men since the strike began three weeks Two Shot by Guards Two men wore shot by factory guards and a number of persons were injured by stones thrown from the of the Joseph Smith who was passing through the town on his way to New was head was cut by and he was removed to a The disturbance began this morn ing with the arrival at the Frauklin st station of a New New Haven Hartford local train on which many of the working employes were the train were broken with some of which the and men and strike sympathizers attempted board the Girls Roughly Handled Ihe conductor ordered the run to State st two blocks further and from there a police guard ed the rubber workers to the four blocks The crowd which had chased train rapidly increased until ands of men and women the police and their stones were Some of girl clerks were roughly handled other women who pulled their tore at their clothing and them with injury jf they went At the factory a squad of factory guards advanced to meet the police and the workers were escorted Inside the Some of the crowd attempted follow but were forced Threap of the John Sullivan and George were them other guards drew their revolvers and Angelo Pedro May 28PleadInga in the case of the American Woolen Com pany of New American Woolen Company of Massachusetts and William president of both were postponed today in Federal Court until neyt Judge Mack granted the Postponement after consultation with Special Asst Atty Gen Smyth and counsel for the It Is understood that Mr who was not has had no opportunity to with Charles Hughes retained by the who arrived here THE WEATHER United States er Bureau forecasts For Boston and its vicinity and for South ern New England Pair probably moderate west and northwest For Northern New England Fair to cooler In the In Saturday warmer on the East Maine coast moderate Warmest Day Since Sept 10 of Last Fall Today was the warmest day since Kept 10 of last The temperature at 3 this afternoon was having stead ily risen he At 7 this the temperature was 60 and tV of the afternoon had the day follows 7am Oam lam OPENS TOMORROW New Management New Policy New Attractions SHOWS CHICKEN AND SHORE DINNERS Also Service a la Carte No Cover Charge 12Plece Jazz Imperial Saxophone Sextette and Mace Gays Military Banquets 10 to 3000 Boats Every Waif Hour Hull 115 LAST DIVIDEND AT OF Interest Begins June 1 Deposits Received from to Deposits May Be Made by Mall Surplus and Undivided Profits Total Assets Dividends Payable 5 and July 6 CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK Open Dally to 3 to 4 to 13 southwest to west For Vork Fair tonight and probably Saturday north west to north Temperatures at 8 a m 42 New 60 68 Chi cago Highland Sam Wind IB foggy 60 sea Boston Sam Barome Inches 67 high est 66 lowest last 65 71 percent wind southwest 12 REBUILD WASTED FLESH With Father Johns food No dangerous drugs or 12m 1pm 2 p m 3pm REV DR EDWIN PARKER DIES IN CONN May D Edwin Pond active pastor of the South Congregational Church from to 1912 and pastor Emeritus I since the latter died at his home In this city PROROGATION CANNOT TAKE PLACE THIS WEEK Prorogation of the Legislature cannot take place before next week it was for mally announced Ijy Senator the Republican whip of the State feen speaking from the in the upper brunch Both branches voted to day to hold sessions tomorrow in order to facilitate The Senate an order requesting the Governor to call any date next a special session of the Gen eral Court for the consideration of the question of enacting the revised consolidated and Relief BEST TRUCK TiBE SERVICE IN BOSTON SOLD AND APPLIED AT BST PRICES THOMAS JOSEPH McCUE 264 NORTH BEACON STREET Hot water Sure Relief SECRETARIAL SCHOOL other business Every graduate a Send for our 7070 The BUSINESS MANS at IAST The ot the new EUOT STREET minutes walk from Old State House or from South FOR NOSE and THROAT FOR 980 HATS WORN MEN GLOBE ADVERTISEMENTS PAY BBSS REAL ESTATE SALES FOR THE HOLIDAY Be sure to have your Real Estate and Summer Resort appear in next Sundays and Monday s In placing your want and classified in the please Follow the rules as given below We cannot insertion Sunday Globe ordered on We will try to insert all except those listed below if they are m the before on Until further notice under the following classi must be in the office on order to bo sure of appearing in the following Sundays Cash Registers Machinery and Tools Musical Instruments Tours and Travel Farm and Garden for the Daily must be in the office before 9 of the day preceding Real Estate and Automobile next Sundays and Mondays Are Barney and Manster In hiding in one the many stables or room ing housed In Charlestown That Is the question the Charles town have been asking the past two and today they are confident that the men are in the vicinity that they are are now in better condition for a get away from the city than ever The for the belief of the Charlestown police is that early this morning a secondhand store and pawn shop on Main a store with lights burning all looted ot valued at among the loot being seven auto matic ammunition for the flashlights and tools that would e of special value to housebreakers r store Clothing Also Taken Not only were automatic taken by the thieves but rable even to Complete changes were taken and everal pairs of overalls were car led away by the The taking of the accord ng to the indicates that the men who did the Job intend to leave own by freight as it mon procedure for the cars tourist to wear overalls over his good clothing to keep it The though popular at this time on of the campaign against the high cost of can not classed as for a on the Seventh Page Order next Sundays Globe n advance from your newsdealer or Arrange to have the Globe on your a fence would not bother to handle a few pairs from a The men who did the job early this morning were poorly equipped with and it is believed that about all they had to work with was a large jimmy or pry They made an effort to open the safe in the but were unable to make any They left slight marks of their labor and some finger An expert from Police Headquarters went to the store to ake finger and a comparison will be made with those of Barney and Manster and also While Ward escaped from the prison with Barney and Manster few believe that the white men have continued to car ry him along with Henry Ford Get a battery for yourself in the shape of a bank and see that day by day something is for the time when either your producing mechanism may be incapacitated or be worn be yond Tile small amount of laid In our lit our present rate o compounded five years amounts to WHY NOT BEGIN SAVING NOW Our Resources Member Federal Reserve Interest starts June 1 in our savings department LIBERTY TRUST OPPOSITE THE OLD STATE HOUSE Court and Washington Job Was a Daring One The was a daring being done on the principal business street of the section and within full view of many electric lights in Thomp sofe which is not far from the The break was not discovered un til the owner of the establishment at 150 Main st arrived this When he opened up he discovered that the place had been reasonably well cleaned out of easily disposable Jacob the proprietor of Continued on the Eleventh Page START TODAY ONTHE ROAD TO SUCCESS AND SAFETY BY OPENING A COSMOPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS ACCOUNT Money Goes On Interest Monthly Was Rate of Last Dividend OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 1O Saving in any amount up to can be made in person or by MAIL Write for FREE Booklet Banking by Mail COSMOPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY 60 Devonshire Boston MEW BERMUDA ONION TEXAS CALIFORNIA STOCK Averaging SO Net TPel NOW CHEAP Wholesaling Today Per GET STRONG ON ONIONS Save Money Buy by the Crate Thrift Is the Basis of All Wealth Make it a point to a portion of your systematically and start a Account with the FEDERAL TRUST It is the one sure road to We will be glad to help you provide for your future for those dependent upon Dont 4 Savings Deposits go oh interest 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