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   Boston Globe (Newspaper) - December 5, 1920, Boston, Massachusetts                                tta il months ending November the Globe printed Want and classified This was more than were printed In the second Boa ton an matter nt under the act of March j Purchases at tht Save money by Globe Read store Jn Daily THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE HARDING PLEADS FOR AID OF ALL United Talk Coolidge Says Lesson of Wilson Failures Must Be Remembered READ THE SUNDAY GLOBE AZINE AND EDITORIAL SUCTIONS THE GLOBB NEWSPAPER CROWDS WELCOME MRS Lord Mayors Widow Escorted to Hotel by New Yorkers in Cordial Demonstration HARDING CAREFUL OF WILSONS FEELINGS Deo America in maritime cul friendly but Jealous ly determined to defend Its was pictured to the world by PresidentElect Harding today as he ended his vacation and turned to the task of formulating the policies of his In a half dozen short public speeches incident to an enthusiastic welcome he asked for a merchant marine that would make the United States the greatest maritime Nation on the face of the and for a fit to be the first line of defense for a people everlastingly de termined to defend Its commerce and its He also spoke a word for international Peace understanding that should not American nationality and took note of his presence In the South by forecasting a national unity that would have the people of the old Confederacy understand that thats only a A Triumphal Welcome The program arranged by Norfolk and Newport News to celebrate the home coming of the Presidentelect and Mrs Harding gave them one of the busiest days of their From the moment they stepped off the which had brought them back from the Canal they were kept on the move continually until late at night when they left by special train for where Mr Harding speaks The Senator and Mrs Harding came at Newport News at oclock this morning triumphal by Naval and commercial craft at in the Ashore they were received with similar crowds BUSINESS MORALITY THEME Continued on the Twelfth Read the Used Car On Pages 29 and 30 Of Todays Globe NEW Dec 4The necessity of observing the laws of morality In busi ness was emphasized here tonight by Gov Coolidge of Vice In an address before the Business Mens Republican Termins the action of the present Democratic Administration during the years before America entered the Eu ropean War as an example of what should not be done by business the avoidance of moral denounced practices of similar avoidance by men in business relations he seek their own at the expense of justice to He cited recent wholesale cancellation of orders for merchandise as an exam ple or improper business This he resulted from gant ideas assimilated during the pros of recent Three Years of Easy Circumstances From IMG to 1920 Americans have be themselves in easy circum he prices wera but the rewards of effort seemed higher All seemed so easy that people came to a condition where they did not There seemed to be an impossible demand for alt human en It mattered little then whether duties were there was a complete spirit of take It or leave It is all you will or quality or quantity In goods or in This meant that people were not insisting on or meeting their Continued on the Twelfth MRS Prom Photo Taken on Her Arrival in New York NEW Dec by the shouts of a crowd who awaited her landing at the water front and then formed a parade and escorted her through the streets up Fifth av to her Mrs Muriel widow of Terence former Lord Mayor of arrived here today to join others of her working In America for the cause of Irish Inde Scenes which marked the reception of the widow of who died In after a hunger strike of more than two months were colorful and At earliest dawn expectant hundreds began making their way to the Hudson pier where the liner Celtic waa dua to while a small flotilla of harbor craft steamed out to Quarantine for a first glimpse of the pale and dig young Down the bay Irish consul at New York and representative of Eamon de accompanied by Oswald Garrison met Mrs Mao going out to the Celtic in the Coast Guard which put customs men aboard the The visitors were also greeted by a committee of five Including the wives of the Governor of the State and the Mayor of the who were per mitted to board the Mrs Peter and Annie MacSwiney cousins of Mrs Mac on the Tenth Si PRICE BOSTON COLLEGE WIND UP WITH 14 0 VICTOR it Two Touchdowns and Safety Scored Against Hog Cross in HardFought Game Waged Before on Slippery Field SOME A LOT OF SLIDING BUT HEAPS AND HEAPS OF FOOTBALL THAT SUMY BALL TO ROLLAND HOLY UP AGAINST IT THEN HE PICKED n A WELL PLACED KICK THAT DID NV WORK THAT LAST TOUCHDOWN 1921 CHRISTMAS CLUB BOOKS NOW READY so PAYMENTS DEPOSITED WEEKLY PRODUCE 1921 EXCHANGE TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System 1 Court S 124 Boylston Relieve Pain Sal ic on not ut the heurt nor the Bens 2cent for free sample HUGHES Huston Office Partitions in sections In stock for Prices Interior Store ami Office Fixtures JAMES GLASS 187 Corner Franklin Telephone Fort Hill 6795 ALL at men of the the be of to of und WARREN FOR SAVINGS i 1S2S 3 Perk Opposite the Common Next Interest Day 14 Dividends at the of FOR CHRISTMAS BULL DOG SUSPENDERS EACH PAIR IN A HANDSOME GIFT BOX Page Boston College defeats Holy I to before at Braves PresidentElect Harding outlines his Ideas for America at Newport News and Gov Coolidge urges greater morality in business in New York welcome to Mrs Mac Swiney at New York and escort her to hotel she says ehe expected America would help Ireland to Argentina withdraws from League of Nations because her amend ments to admit all Nations are not con opinions of other delegates divided on Argentine Patrolman Kershaw arrests man in wholesale who is ap trying to steal barrel of Two bandits hold up store at Grove Hall and secure Navy deserter confesses to the murder of Leeds Vaughn Waters In New York on Nov Prof James Tufts of Phillips Exe ter Academy elected president of th New England Association of College and Secondary Page Senator Capper to introduce to stop gambling in 1ood products and Walter Downey of English High School elected president of the Associa tlon of Teachers of News of the water tliKe Health to bo preached in many pulpits Open for hunting deer in this State begins 1agre Cambridge public markets closed for the Winter probably will not be re Bandits rob pay master oC in Detroit an hour later a depositor was shot tour times when a bank cashier gave battle to men headed auto theft saye Federal Nearly 1000 at first dance of Boston Masonic Joseph formerly of North An held at on charge of murdering his Twentyseven cases of Scotch whisky stolen from under noses of Portland po Miss Beatrice Clark Webb married to John Total raised for Amhorst fund throughout country Is now Plans to revive the War Finance Cor in aid of farmers proposed for he next Col of the adjutant generals discusses the immigrant Further laws to curb Illegal sales of drugs In his Slate After another busy day Gen eft last night for Brooklyn sees changes In enact ng blue TODAYS GLOBE boy who walked out of the Baldwin Locomotive offices in Philadelphia on Nov 26 with in cash is picked up in New Prompt action of brakeman prevents Salem train wreck at Wakefield Center Page AUCTION BRIDGE MENS CLUB founded In 1B20 and to 100 new Dues Beading GUARD AGAINST COLDS Your Best Protection Is Father Johns Which Builds Resisting Power You can build up body strength and restating power to light off colds and grip by taking Father Johns the pure food tonic with more than 65 years success as a body No drugs or BURDETT 6 tr n H Day and Bra roll President Wilson issues appeal in be half of relief work in Near Asquith at Albert Hall demonstration denounces reprisals in Ireland County Councils at Dublin declare for a Four Quincy Mayoralty candidates spoka in same theatre last Good Government Association Indorses Lane and for City Coun cil turns Ball down this Page Report presented to Federal Council of Churches calls for cooperation to make United States take an active part in the League of man kills wife and him self while walking in his j Mrs Hamon willing to take her hus bands place on Georgetown Law School begins cele bration of golden St James High of Haverhill defeat De Paul Academy of Chicago in schoo football game at 21 to West Technical High of shuts out playing on latters 21 to Buffalo Canton Bulldogs football game in New 7 to Indiana eleven to play Harvard Oct Vincent Pepper Martin given award In bout with Harry Carlson at the Com Marriage Fuel Administrator Hultman flays coal producers ut Senate hearing East Boston man TODArS GLOBE CONTENTS Page High defeats Elgin High of Illinois in football game at SECOND Faffe of to open Thurs Lighthouse preparations for Winter Mystic 38Why the action on new P and Outs of an by Good gov for fage 40Women Vot era League bazar Dec Boaton must learn how to take 41Abruzzfs Polar soing to fuse 42 Financial and commercial nowa 43 at of the stage in Fore River beats United Shoe in soc cer at by 4 to Boston wins its opening game In league basketball 3818 other Miss Annie veteran teacher n Pope In letter to Herbert warmly indorses relief work for children of Page Three prisoners released by Rutland Judge after fourth confesses murder of Convention of the Massachusetts Oa of Wrentham may succeed as the Sultan of Liang Liang In the Philippines Edwin killed by an auto In Rev Alexander Ramsay and Rev C of England address Twentieth Century Club on League of Nations end Lynn and Revere Chambers of Com merce draft plans for site of Worlds Fair on Page Great crowd on hand for Boston Col Croes Maj Cavanaugh praises team and com Holy Camp Devens beats Coast In playoff game for the 1st Corps area football Boston College won by playing heads up field Judge John Music and 44 about playa and Tage 40Boy ot famous teacher fashionable girls not 47Two Oregon cities have women 49 E0 d 51Household STrM VaK news lach s and Page 58ATito men to work for general Hampshire would modify blue L and rage and motorman T ramous society meeting In Harvard Paire 57 Table Boston teaching in moonshine Iage grown apples PaBe 60A fortune In candy University tlan CORRISAN FILLED THEM NICELY THE BREAK THAT GAVE 2 POINTS THAT CUTE HOLY CROSS MASCOT SOME Breaks Assist Winners i Gets Two Points As Puri Hits Post WE SECTION women voters did In Pond may come 1 age 8Dr opinion of upto flato Boston school foot ball a model health 1nge by Uncle of loner delay between election and as seen by Morean George Babbitts the situation at Dr Crano nays Page next Wednesday of a King In Greece Story Of Calvin What Gardner knows about solf ruBe of a return to blue laws Mary but candi date for patriotic organ tribute to author of Marseillaise In Museum of Pine Arts 60 years miracle In profile In West End says Worcester Vage 0 First In of a woman SUNDAY the Wild a story by Ray mond Lee picturing some phases of the of a showman from the has B title which In Itself prom ises much of human Interest for readers of todays Sunday Globe Tea Gray by Wadsworth one of those ever popular detective stories with a closely Interwoven love story which at ract young and is another new offer Down Rainbow Lane Is the title of i new song by Rudy and George 1ajto by John Law and Frank fago the Wild by Raymond Lee IaKe Yellow Men by Jeremy Down by Rudy and George flute The Gray ly You by William Mc Parlo fasb COLOR AND COMIC SECTION and by Bud Billy the Boy nd Page cnl mn Requested songs and poetry drawing class and Sunday on he Side of Captain and tbe by HANDS UP FAILS TO HALT POLICEMAN Biggest Officer of Force Slaps Intruders Face Finds Him Apparently Trying to Steal Barrel of Whisky While apparently hi the act of a barrel of whisky from the firm o Hunt wholesale liquor flea at 125 Broad last Jame of was arreste by patrolman Kershaw of the City Hall av It Is believed by the polio that Kelly had who wer to furnish the vehicle for the transpor of the barrel of highgrade whisk when he Bot it out of the building These accomplices are being who was patrolling his route found a rear door of the place Going to the second he wa confronted by a man who flashed a light into his face with the comman Hands Instead of holding up his Ker who Is the biggest man in the Police advanced on th man and slapped him across the face not even using hlB club or drawing his when he saw the form of the lost his nerve an All all I give and raised his own hands In the Kershaw on Investigation found tha Kelly had spent his time while In the building moving a barrel of whisky to a position near the It is this barrel of the police h intended The charge against Kelley at the City station was breaking and en and attempted TWO BANDITS HOLD UP STORE ATGROVE HALL One Covers Other Robs Cash Register Shortly after 10 oclock last night two each about 25 years of en tered the fruit store conducted by at 629 Warren Grove and after pricing some of the signified their Intention of buying some An the proprietor started to get a bug In which to put the fruit he was con fronted by a revolver held by one of the While this man prevented him from interfering the other rifled the cash register of The two then left after warning not to follow After had gone the proprie tor of tht store wont but the robbers had Tho st Police Station was notified and re serve officers were sent to the scene Early this special officers Wall and who have been doing night duty since the series of holdups began took into custody two who are bains held at tie ela i ARGENTINAS QUITTING DIVIDES LEAGUE VIEWS Withdrawal Nations Feel Slighted Dec 4 By Argentine delegations withdrawal from the League of Nations Assem the postponement of of the amendments and his breakin of the wit bly this afternoon was the first Senor Velesquez of Paraguay sup struck during the course of the three j porting were regarded as om weeks deliberation which had been going on with reassuring smoothness until it got into a fog in the discus sion on proposed The independence shown by Hon orio in voting against nous of a stormy but ti Argentine delegations extreme ac lion in withdrawing was entirely un There are two currents of opinio Continued on the Second FOOTBALL RESULTS Boston College Holy Cross Georgetown Bethany Buffalo Canton Bulldogs Camp Dovens Coast Defense SCHOOL GAMES At James High of Haverhill De Paul Academy of Chi cago At High Elgin High of Illinois At Technical High of Cleveland Fitchburg High HEILNER SON WRONGLY INCLUDED IN COAL LIST coal had been included In hi list given to the press on Thursday coal shipping firms in this State whl Mr list was issued in co junction with a statement which Glared that tlon in coal at the source of production must be His letter of re Bret follows ul Ie It Is with great regret to me INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFICATION PAGE and Auction Auction SO tall Billiards and Justness Board and 86 ash Notices Me arm and Uelo CLASSIFICATION PACK eto 81 Heating and 20 Houses to Wanted i Information M 38 Nutlets 81 Live Stock 21 eto 81 Tools si Mull Order Wanted g IB to Loan si etc Motor Trucking ill 02 88 go ji CLASSIFICATION PAGE Estate Keul for Ei 35 Heal JS Refrigerators Safes 20 Machines gi as SlU 24 Sits Mule ao Storage 33 86 Summer 81 Toilet and 80 Totm and SB do eg Wanted K By MELVILLE WEBB JR Maj Frank Cavanaughs Boston College football of as well as rola out its season yesterday by defeating its dearest 14 to at Braves more than persons to see the final intercollegiate iron battle of the The playing in a sea of slipped and slid from one end of baseball yard to the the from Newton Heights and applying it twice for touchdowns after flashes of good fortune had come iti i The Maroon and Gold got scores first a made Cleo standing behind his own goal booted the ball against one of the posts of his own and two touchdowns coming because of offensive plunges applied after Cross had made flagrant errors In Its kicking Field Mud Considering the condition of Held the game was well There was some good and some very pretty Time and again there was a riot of for more often than in any other game of the year were the called on to make defensive Twice during the engagement the Holy Cross player hold opponents for downs inside the yard the first was and four times was Cross repulsed inside its i on the on fourth College intercepted a forward The broaks in the game went to Boston as pens so many times in the gridiron the better team had much do making fortune turn Its Hi In the first period Phil made a great kick from a point past middle field to the Holy 12yard The Purple made short and then the forwards piled through BO fast Continued on the Eighteenth THE WEATHER for and Vicinity rain and Monday fair and Fresh to at couth and south for Southern N warmer Monday For tain and warmer Sunday nd Globes older Tuesday probably con fitti moderate mostly The Temperature ons Spa it a a t a 43 3 B p 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