Boston Globe (Newspaper) - June 19, 1921, Boston, Massachusetts Thousands of Bargains Read the Store Today the store in the Daily Globe this Read the Want pages Make Your Summer Purchases From Globe Read the Store advt in todays and in the Daily Globe this Read the Wants 170 THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE JUNE 192186 PAGES READ THE SUNDAY GLOBE MAG AND SECTIONS BY TBH NEWSPAPER S 10 CENTS MARINES BIG PROVES A HUMMER Jeweler Discovers Loss After Man and Two Women Had Spent in His StoreBought 75 Small Stones For Platinum Pin Pageant and Sports Make Stadium a Circus Sent Here From He AND GARAGE BURNED Loss on Westwood Estate Set at and Stock Saved From Flames A few days ago a man and two palled pn Charles a jeweler in the Howard produced a platinum pin with a space in it for 75 wanted it Duckman told them that he didnt have such diamonds in but recommended another Providence jeweler who he thought would be able to fill the The latter also was unable to do according to the the party went back to who said that the only place that he thought the small diamonds could be obtained was in He recom mended that they visit Gerstein room 373 Washington The trio came to Boston hnd went to the con cern to look over the They met Louis a but he was unable to furnish just they He said one of the firm was in New York and would return Saturday and would probably be able to show them just what they Continued on the Second On Pages Of Todays Globe Hole Arlington Arlington Tremont Minutes Walk to the Theatre and Shopping Centre 500 For one and up For two and up on Application Every Sleeping room bus u private with The only NoTin Hotel Dining and Check in Club 2Sc to Daily 65c Table dHote A Jn to 30xH 1rUc Guarantee 0000 8000 1rico Noil in Quality COBB 80 0000 nilles 0000 10 Extra tnel me with and Man Promptly iet Office Partitions prices Very Low JAMES GLASS Special to the Globe June barn and garage on the Maj Gen Clarence oft Grove were destroyed by fire about last Maj John Gen Edwards and the Generals orderly res cued the poultry and automobiles from buildings soon after the was The local call firemen with their attacked the flames and wo pieces oE motor apparatus with rews came from There was a lack of water near the estate and when the pumping streams were drawn from a pond just outside the Edwards By of work the firemen and yolun fp of Genv Done the employes of the estate was also TODAYS GLOBED CONTENTS Two seven hurt In auto wreck at Jeweler finds In unset diamonds missing after man and two women had spent In his Barn and garage on estate of Gen at Westwood Marines celebrate Belleau Wood In colorful pageant and athletic meet at the Fore River fireman shot and killed by an unidentified man in his home at Quincy Near riot when police raid wheels of fortune at circus In Page Frank at Lufkin warns Republicans of hard fight to Alumni Day celebrated at Tufts Col lege by more than 1000 Man drafted in place met heros in tho New York lawyer claims he makes it Boy IB years old rescued unhurt from Niagara Page conference to be held here this week to consider eradication of bovine tuberculosis in Train from New York leaves at Back Bay Page Earnest Smith says he could have bought protection to take matter up with Atty Gen Germans and Polos to withdraw in Silesia and former have already up throe Chief Rugg may impound new papers In Tufts Mrs side of case will be presented Prominent men Join In tribute to Mls Rosa who retires after teaching 48 years In North Detroit woman found guilty of murder of Pane Harvard and Yale to row annual boat races at New London Pone Consideration of peace resolution will not be resumed until Senator Lodge re turns from but com Is reported as made progress German submarine sunk by French Page Massachusetts Veterans of Foreign asks recall of George American Ambassador tp College centennial celebra tion Two more indicted at Cleveland as slayers of Quincy Elks to hold big charity car Page Practically ull the latest modern capi tal ships of American Navy will be concentrated oh Pacific Coast Admiral Eberle to command Pacific Fleet Ad miral Jones the Dartmouth Commencement festivities open with Class Day grads celebrate Alumnae War Department finds Gloucester High School Battalion the finest drilled in Now TWO KILLED Touring Car Turns Turtle on Sea Hurling Out Merry Party on Way Home From Dance at Houghs Neck JAPANESE FLOAT IN MARINES BUILDING MORE STRENGTH pure Johns saved by a fortunate turn of the The garage was a briok building and the barn a wooden were situat ed some distance from the Gen Edwards was not at his West wood estate when the was dis He stationed at Camp N and it is understood that he was in The fire was burning fiercely after it was attaches of the estate and before huge flames upthe A large of harness and saddles belonging toGen Edwards and were taken from tne burning buildings and turned loose in the until after the was inthe that the loss is about TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page Mme Curie is expected to cancel all Boston receptions but one Chamber of Commerce of United States starts campaign against proposed cash bonus to former service Page British steamer on Cork coast raided and food thrown Premier Lloyd Georges semiofficial organ signifies there Is no ground for hope of change in Governments Irish v Babies reduce price of admission at Simmons alumnae Bob Edgren finds Dempsey much proved and regaining his old speed Lawrence Sweeney gives his Im pressions of Jack Dempsey In North Shore yacht racing begins for season regatta of the Corin thian former chief prohibition at hearing that his successors are trying to Interfere with legitimate Armour married to John Mitchell Jr at simple Third round play In the Bay State tennis tourney at East Boston man sentenced as auto thief In Graduation exercises held by Newton Classical High B Vice President Coolidge speaks at tho unveiling of bust of Harding In the McKinley Memorial at Many thousands of British coal miners prepare to resume work President and Mrs Harding and party sail on the Mayflower for weekend Baccalaureate Sunday today Harvard Commencement Counsel of Mayor of Cork announces his safe arrival In Wellesley Page Brockton policemen testify regarding weapons and garb of Sacco and Van Auto bandits rob paymaster of 1726 in daring Dorchester Shipping Page and Oregon Hal each turn In mileo in at the Charles River Kearns says he will call off champion ship match with rather than submit to the dictation New Jer sey Boxing Commission on choice of University of Illinois wins the Na tional Intercollegiate track meet In Open golf tourney at the Mt Pleasant links In Golf scores on Greater Boston Cupt aaka the Norwegian Storthing for to repair his Arctic the Mrs Philip Hamilton McMillan died Friday in Washington at home of her Larz Page American League Detroit 7 Chicago New York 3 Washington St Louis 3 Philadel phia Cleveland National League St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3 New York Chicago Philadel phia Cincinnati West India B beats St Georges In Malcolm wins boy tennis at Costumed Pretty Girls Picture Many Lands and Climes STRANGER MURDERS FORE RIVER FIREMAN v Shot Down in His Bedroom Before Wife Man in Mysterious Crime at Quincy Point Then Escapes Without firing a shot a regiment of with their camp followers from all over the topic possession of the Harvard Stadium yesterday afternoon and held the place for nearly four And there were thousand spectators who saw them do the trick and who were more than delighted at the show and the stunts which the Leathernecks pulled tlie in a Piece of woods thrilled in Voula the late Barnurn stare Continued on then took possession of the Stadium where they celebrated great vic tory in In this celebration they were joined by the New England Ama teur Athletic furnishing a notable program of athletic and track events in which sortie records were broken amid considerable Famous Statue on Pedestal waa up of trie statue of a United marine helmeted and June John aged a fireman employed at Fore was shot and Instantly killed by an unidentified inan in his bed room Of his at 563 Washington Quincy late The ase searching for his who made his escape after two which en Bodeys shooting ce in of Bodeys bte find a motive for Julias Ar 61 Ger GLOBE CONTENTS Motorcycle Orchard Justice agents down different phases the machine gun Americans score an 11T victory at the opening game of polo series for the Polo beats Wollaston Town 41 other Greater Boston baseball Cambridge Latin beats Dorchester 9 to In Interleague game for Greater Boston High School champion Dedham defeats Rose Croix by 11 to 10 In 10 Pace More fast time trials by Yale and Harvard crews on the Thames athletes win most cf tho events in New England track champion Jay Clark of Worcester makes good showing in Connecticut trap ing William dies at Pace Railroad Labor Board decides the four brotherhoods shall retain rules govern Representatives of majority of rail road organizations In of re ported as deciding to support Lewis for Georgia negro at the stake for murder of white Page Harvard 06 endurance test tomor Page Few Harvard students get Into Maine womans butterfly Page Financial and commercial Massachusetts men at Peace Confer Pace Yale expects to beat Harvard at base ball Pane Farmers control Canadian Govern Page Household Page Automobile orders Page Massachusetts Boy Scout TODAYS GLOBE Page Americas best hope for the British open golf Page i Boston States district attorney for i Page Summertime Statistics of the Harvard and Yale Table SECTION Page Humble Army clerk disrupts whole War When Harvard broke Its Commence ment custom by refusing honorary de gree to a Bay State Ring first story on what he so aptly terms the title Pace rumors are rum says Larry Page A new France has arisen triumphant from wars Uncle Dudley on the Long i Page Maines new member of the United States Shipping Edward has specialized In shipping most of his Are You a Leader or a Leaner Uncle Dudleys Editorial of June 15 re printed by Page Mt Washington In the Pane Harvard 96 class of honor ment Page A woman is dressed these days when she is says Rev Fr Martin They made their Summer home beau with their own Household SUNDAY GLOBE MAGAZINE The Boy Orator of Zopata by Richard Harding Davis The Triple by George Jean Nathan The Business by Bailey The by Her bert Jenkins The Voice of the by Edison Marshall By Force of Cir by Gordon Wil liam Atherton Du Puy writes about the real Charles Evans Music and Paris Fashions complete the CLASSIFICATION PAGE Amusements 15 and 37 Auction 45 sis and and 38 41 68 Death Detective Farm and Female Help For Jot 10 CLASSIFICATION and Cooking it 82 Houses to Wanted 37 Wanted 82 1OBUl Notices 38 Live Stock 30 otu 45 Machinery and Mull Order 38 Male Help Money to Loan Motor 38 30 83 34 Music 44 New York Hotels Ocean SB 98 CLASSIFICATION Heal 87 87 Real Estate Safes 44 Summer Summer 88 Toilet and Invalid and 13 Wall Wanted WHEELS OF Police and Ward Man From Crowd Near Riot at Lottery Against Men More than 3000 persons wore thrown into a state of excitement last night when 20 policemen and six superior cers descended upon a traveling circus on tho opposite BroaJ way and arrested 13 operators of wheels of The po were accompanied by Watch and Ward agents and acted under a search warrant sworn out by FranK At one time during the raid a near riot took But for the quick work af a number of patrolmen in surrounding one of the Watch and Ward agents ho probably have been roughly According to the the wife of one of the wheel operators objected to the agents seizure of her husbands He Is to have turned upon her and struck with a Spec tators made a rush for the man and ho scampered toward police Other officers came to his assistance placing him in a hollow fended off the crowd of several score The arrested men were barged with promoting a They gave their names as Morris of Prince ton Bast Boston Sam Linden of Chelsea Joseph N H Richard of New Cross Somer Ell of Roxbury Leo of Clarkwood Dorchester George of WInthrop Nathan Kap of Roxbury John Congress Chelsea Harry of Woodland N H Henry of Cross Chelsea George of Con ress and Myer of Myrtle West They were COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY Harvard Tufts Princeton Yale Boston College Williams Dartmouth Vermont Wesleyan Pennsylvania Cornell 5 15 Polytechnic Brooklyn Polytechnic Alumni THE WEATHER Forecast for Boston and Vicinity Unset tled Sunday and Mon Probably light local Light to moderate chitting Washington Forecast for New 1JngUnd and Eastern New York Unsettled I Iny and Monday local not much chance In Glebes probably light local showers Tuesday clearing and somewhat warmer mod erate The Temperatum Yesterday at Thomp sons a 60 6 fiT 0 a 03 12 64 8 i 53 6 p 62 9 p 58 13 Average temperature yes Temperature at 8 Last San Mrs Bodey was in the bathroom on the second floor of the house when she heard her husband come A sec ond or eo afterward she heard him call to her to bring down the In less than a minute Mrs Bodey told the police that she came down ithe stairs and entered the bedroom with the lighted lamp in her Placing the lamp on the table she noticed a stranger in the she but thought that her hus band of his recalling heard footsteps of more than one person when husband cams yard in only few before i Mrs that as Boon as eho plated light oh stranger speaking to her Ill be going In the but be fore I Im to give Mrs Bodey looked at the stranger according to the story she told the man had a revolver In his lira Bodey before she could do the stranger aimed the weapon at her who was seated on a and flred one As Bodey tell from the Mrs Bodey says the a second The first entered Bodeys body at the right side of the and severed one or the bis causing almost instant It IB not known whether the second shot entered his After firing the shots the Intruder fled out of the bedroom through the kitchen and Into the Mrs Bodey screamed and followed the man to the but In spite of the fact that a large crowd quickly gathered in Wash ington the murderer made his escape within a few Walking With Men From Poolroom Sergt Cahill and patrolmen Coyne and Dewcy were quickly on the scene and a search of the vicinity was made out Medical Examiner Jonea was called and made an nation of the Julius of the dead was notified of the mur der a few minutes after it Arthur told the police that he had been Playing pool with his at a nearby poolroom in the eve ning and that they came with two or three men who had been playing at the same Arthur said he left Bodey at tho yard of his home and that he and the other inen continued along toward their The next thing he heard some minutes later was that Bodey had been shot and Mrs Bodey told the police that she Old not ever remember seeing tho mur but that she thought she could recognize him If she saw him She said the man is about 6ft in height and wore dark Driver Under Arrest Injured Hurried to a Hospital MM ffi at Cme i i IN QUINCY AUTO SMASH woman be Mary f TULSA RIOTS LEAD TO 24 MORE INDICTMENTS June more indictments out of the Tulsa race riots were returned today by a Grand Jury Investigating the Tho total number of indictments now is It was understood that a number of whites were the latest list and that they wore charged with looting aid I Pond Brookline injuries to Miss Ethel Buckley Wet Quincy nervous shock and Miss Helen 107Ofaoscow Norfolk Downs contusions and Mian Kathleen 52 Billings Norfolk Downs abrasions j Leo 58 injuries to shoulder and bruises of John 71 Gas Quincy ter shock contusions of June of an automobile party made up of nine young persons of Greater ton were killed almost shortly before when the big touring carin they were on their way to Quincy Center Houghs Neck became able on Sea near the turned sharply into the road twice turned throwing the occupants into the yard of the s The dead are Ludwig Swanson ol aged and a young believed to be Miss Mary oj Jamaica Those that escaped death were shaken up and received many and The survivors were sent to the Quincy Hospital they had aid treaty ment the homes of the Summer colonists The operator of the car was Harry Galvin of 168 Whitwell After the accident lie arrested on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of Later a charge of slaughter was made against Returning From Dance It is said those comprising the party had been to a dance at Houghs Neck and were their way All were in a happy frame of mind as they started toward Quincy It is said that as soon as the Continued on the Eighteenth 63 64 St 08 84 M 64 64 New 78 Precipitation In I 24 tq 8 u t Are You a Leader Or a Leaner Uncle Dudleys editorial in last Wednesdays Globe is reprinted today on page Editorial and News Feature in response to requests from many Additional copies may be had upon Send it to your friends Then they will all be leaders
