I THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE-JUNE 25, 1922 THREE NEW SUBWAYS PLANNED BOTTOMLY, IN PRISON AS SWINDLER, B A BY WASHER DOWN— Meanwhile the L Will Double Platforms at Harvard Sq and Also Run ONCE ASPIRED TO PREMIERSHIP $ Special Terms to Edison Service . .1 Trains From Lechmere Sq to Allston , jjt j , Wanted to Hang Kaiser, Knocked Everything American, Both in 10. Customers House of Commons and in His Paper "John Bull," This Wonderful Washing Ma- ,; Brought to Justice at Last J^ chine has been in successful service in thousands of homes for nearly 15 years. LONDON—Horatio Bottomley, the ing could have been of greater ben?flt a racing stable, was n high roller In the to him at this time than the "too proud West End and drinking his five bottles most picturesque crook to be jailed to fight" enunciation. But the' pride of champagne dally with a gang of IT IS A in old England In the last half-cen- was, so Bottomley thought, dictated by sycophants hanging on to defend him tury, Is now serving a sentence ot a love of dollars. whenever necessary and applauding him When the /blockade controversy 'as one of the greatest of all English- MARWRD seven years' penal servitude (or the with England Became acute the Gov- men. SAFE INVESTMENT greatest of all the swindles wMch ernment was' embarrassed by his . They had the nerve shortly after he perpetrated in his strange career. weekly fulminatlons against Ameri- 'tthe war to throw' Bottomley's hnt ca, particularly as Bottomley had Into the Premiership rlnpr. liottom- The EASY will do work many machines cannot do. His Bottomley's last venture, the one come to have an enormous Influence Icy really believed, too, tlmt he had Superlative Electric Washer that finally landed him In jail, was a wTTh the men In the trenches, who nil the potentialities of a Premier, PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE HARVARD-SQ LOADING PLATFORM gigantic war bonds swindle. There looked upon him as their champion, and ho cot certain politicians In the were three angles to it. There was and 'Bottomley used his position for HOIIHU of Commons to Join Ills "in- PRINOWM5—The "BAST" dlrfere radi- OPERATION — Tho "EAST" Is tally to all it was worth. dependent party" banner, and oven cally from other washing machines bo- understand nnd to operate. Because of its sim- the War Stock Combination, the Vic- He was for hanging the Kaiser early helped to eleeP others on nil inde- oauae it washes by means of »lr pressure ple construction, it consumes the minimum theories with such rapid-fire action and that problem, too. Then, of course, . Future development of the Elevated tory Bond Club and the Thrift Prize in the war. He was for collecting an pendent ticket. and Ruction and eliminates the rubblnB amount of current. In one hour It will irasb staccato emphasis that you are not some day there must be another subway indemnity f:'om Germany of $10,000,000,000, ana friction which nhortonn the life of the ns mucb as a good lanndrcflfi would washlnfonr Is likely to include two or three 'uew always sure whether you caught him In the direction now served by Hunttng- Bond. In all, Bottomley managed to The Crown, all during this time, was saying she had staked everything and ferreting around for the evidence that clothes. iflxtremely simple and free from hours by the old nib-board method. Only ten subways. ' . ' exactly right. But here! goes, on our ton-iv surface lines." collect more thian $4,000,000 of hia lost, and the loser should pay. finally caused his arrest and conviction; complication, there Is nothing about It to to fifteen minutes are-TCqulred to get remits memory and his responsibility, as O. that iwlll satisfy the mostficrupalOTi shonsewlf e Official and railway traffic experts countrymen's money. He is supposed but not until one of the most dramatic wear or tear the daintiest garmenta. It who takes pride In the snow-white appearance are now working out plans, not for Henry wrote. Twice as Much Room to have paid back all but about $700,- episodes in Bottomloy'a whole career oleans rapidly and thoroughly and with "Now see how far those Arlington To the Last Man—but Himself the least possible attention on the part of of her washing. Mr Dana returned to the Harvard-sp. occurred. That was his break with immediate changes, but for "the more people have to go out ot their way to 000, The Government did not want to take ihe operator. , subway problem and explained the pro- Reuben Bigland, best known on the SPECIAL FILATURES are: Its •Im- or less distant future." get home," said he. "The normal flow In his defense during the trial he him seriously a-t first, but when, it wan posed changes in detail. At present the racetrack as "Telephone Jack," the plicit?, Its pleasing lines—-Its perfect balance of that northerly traffic would be1 by finally realized that he had such Influ- Two revolving: vacuum cups Inside the They predict that some day Boston loading platform for the Arlington and said that, If proved guilty, he would —Its compactness (It occupies llttlt more iface a more direct route. Probably some tnhte move up and down sixty times per than «n ordinary wasntnb and can be ewllj- •will need three new rapid transit North Cambridge cars Is 250 ft in be one of the most despicable.crea- minute, changing position with every down- day it will have to bo handled through ensued thru in ordinary door). For sfiw It ward stroke. On the down stroke, the air lines, whether through subways or Loohmere set on a straight-line route. length, has a maximum capacity of tures ever born of woman. Bottom- occupies it has larger washlnf capacity lhan contained In the cups flushes tho soapy some other device. "The end of the viaduct which now five cars at a time and covers an area •ny otlier washer can claim.- Fewest working ley was convicted and there are water through the meshes of the ffar- One of these would shoot out from serves Clarendon Hill and East Cam- of 4000 s« ft. ports, taut number of points reqntrUg oil, Under the plans now being consld- thousands of Britons who believe he mentn, and on the up etroko, suction draws making It eur to care for «nd giving greatest Boston proper toward the heart of bridge will have to be connected up the water again through the mesh, carry- with a further rapid-transit line, either ernd by the .Public Utilities Commis- gave about the best definition ot him- efndraer «nd satisfaction. Oorered *y guaran- Dorchester, a radial between the sion, the platform area will be exactly ing away every particle of dirt or foreign tee and patented In United States and all .for- by a new subway or else by connect- self that has yet been recorded. substance. The heaviest, garments or the doubled. The space will be extended in eign countries. present Dorchester Tunnel and the ing It with the Boston & Maine tracks daintiest laces, flannels or lingerie art Forest Hills Elevated line. and running out through Porter sn or the direction of North Cambridge 150 Believed He >Vas Beally Honc,st •washed quickly, thoroughly and safely. ETery ownej of an "BAST" is prort ot It. ft and' further etcavatlonH will be made Another would point toward Som- In that general direction. That's a To obtain such a- huge amount of problem that looks well into the future, to. make the platform much dwi>er. erville from the Viaduct lipe and money It was necessary that Bottomley and one whose solution cannot be clear- giving 8000 sq ft surface and n capacity should have had a great hold in his Lechmere sq, forming a radial mid- ly predicted, but our engineers are now. for eight cars to be loaded at the same country—and he did, despite the many The Edison Electric way between the Cambridge Tuunel working It out. time. times he narrowly escaped imprison- and the Sullivan sq-Everett "L." "Connecting the viaduct line with the The end of the platform will have a ment; despite his being declared , a A third would ainvtoward Brook- bankrupt In 1012, and despite many Bhady financial ventures with which he Illuminating Co. of Boston line, carrying the traffic now handled was connected in the last quarter of a over Himtington av. . , • . century. Phone Beach 3300 Bdttomley not only lind the "gift Built Wrong in the First Place of ffab," but he liad the nJblllty to These facts wt-« learned by a Globe hypnotize hlmnelt into the bullet reporter during an interview with Man- that he was really honest. 16 District Offices o'sor Edward Dana of the Elevated He thundered his honesty for years in Hallway last week. the columns of "John Bull," the weekly "/$ •Mr Dana was explaining the changes which he founded, of which he was for to be made in the Harvard-sn Subway a long time editor. No ono was ever Distributors and '4? station to relieve congestion there- permitted to forget who Horatio Bot- changes which the Public UtlllUos tomley was — particularly what Bot- Guarantors Commission was authorized- to make by tomley thought himself to be. The a "Legislative enactment last month. word "modesty" meant nothing to Ho- The proposal is to enlarge the loading ratio. platform which serves the Arlington, He Is now 62 years old, still a member Horse of Margaret of Anjou Shod by One of North Cambridge and Huron av people, of Parliament until his appeal Is do doubling its capacity. The reporter Hi* Ancestors, English Blacksmith Claims cided, and sending out a word .from his asked whether this were not a hand-to- prison retreat that he is not down- mouth solution of a problem which hearted, and that all the prison officials (Speirlal Cor«snoade»oe of t»e Glol».) of the wneel of the 'cart which took the might again present itself as more King's body to Winchester. regard him with.awe. MANCHESTER, Ene--Tlw> AsshctonB, traffic gravitates toward the Harvard In direct descent, have held land at "It was kept In a glass case," he tola Tunnel. Downham, Lancashire, during the reigns an interview, "until one night. When Law by Shorthand "Well," he, replied, "as I have said of 17 sovorelsnB of Hnclana. The pres- my grandfather, In a fit of temper,' Horatio W. Bottomley . was born more than once, the I-Iarvard-sq ter- ent lord of the manor of Downham, throw tho spoke In the flre. The burn- M.arch 23, I860. minal was built wrong in tho flrst place. 1 HORATIO BOTTOMLEY compared with whom many Dukes, ing of the spoke caused a great »tir, The ideal arrangement, presumably, At the age of 14 he entered a solic- Barls and Marquises are mero parvenus, and next Sunday the parson preached «. would have been a loop system, one loop itor's office in London, though ho says enco with the troops and with the men man who Is now appealing to the people aa far as pedigree Is concerned, Is Ralph sermon on It." serving Watertown, Belmont and his family had aspirations for him to on the lino in the Grand Fleet it was of England to give him a few eheoklee Cockayne Assheton, who has been high Not lonfe ago ther* died at Qatton^ Wavorlcy and the other Arlington, North become an artist And "artist" Bottom- found necessary to send him to the to recompense him for the money he sheriff of lAnca-Shlre and Is a deputy side, In Roxburghshire, a farmer nameil Cambridge and Huron av. That would ley did become, but not with his paint front, and later to Scapa Flow, to preach expended in bringing down the pompous lieutenant and an Alderman for the Thomas Boston, -whose ancestor eettleS torush! Bottomley found that one of the crook. be all right if there was a balance of "sticking it" until the German had been County of Lancaster. there In the time of Robert Bruce. He tralllc: between the two loops. partrtters In this first law flrm suffered conquered and peace made in Berlin. But the. Ions; record of this family Is went to Bannoclcburn as a harpist la the "As a matter of fact, there is no from alcoholism and was not as par- No ono knows how much Bottom- Couldn't Fiice the Music equalled by othera In an humbler sphere train of Edward II, to celebrate in feonfc balance. In the situation there now. ticular as he might have been about the ley wits paid for these patriotic ef- The weekly Truth, despite all B the victory which the English King an- 1 1 of; life. • -...:.' There 4p no special congestion problem truth. - -.si -: .-.: -v • forts, bufr It lias been said since* 'the tomley's threats, was' golhg- 'strong 'for William Purkls, groundsman at Uni- ticipated; Instea*, he (ell into the hands Ho became -a salesman for Paris ; on "ifto \\jatertown-Waverlcy side. The war that lie ffot considerable auma an Investigation of these war bond versity College School, is a direct de- of Bruce, who spared his life on cbndl- novelties, too, but again sought em- maidi-Hy^of'tiie '.traffic.runs through the for some of these speeches. Afc pa- lotteries and clubs. Suddenly one de,y scendant of Purkls, the charcoal burner tlon that he compose *• ballad In Scot- Arllngton-N.oH.h Cambridge route. What ployment In a law office. At 30 he mar- triotic rallies In England he wan the Strand was freely sprinkled With land's honor. Boston fulfilled the con- ried and became semi-official shorthand who picked up William Rufus' body In dition BO satisfactorily that he Sot In re- you're going ,to do about It depends niild SIOOO or more for some of hawkers selling a pamphlet, "Downfall the New Forest and took It In his cart writer attached to the courts. turn the grant of <3atton»lae. upon your conception of the traffic situ- llieso Hoaiyliox orations. of (Horatio Bottomley," Issued by Big- to Winchester. Other descendants of It was this legal training that Bottom- And all tho time Bottomley was saying ation there in the future. In our opin- land, At first, the ordinary Briton went Purkls still Inhabit the New Forest dis- An inn at ]jaTnberaur*t, In Kent, has 1-sy got that eventually made him ono how necessary It was for every mother's ion, the Harvard-sq Subway will always on his way with a smilo on his face, trict, and until two generations ago ono been held bjr the same family for over of the best, if not the best lay lawyer son In ol,d Britain to put his back into tie the Harvard-sq Subway. I mean, wondering- when Horatio Bottomloy of them owned «. email plot which had four centuries, and a blacksmith 'at that it should never bo continued beyond in the country, and gave him tho con- fighting the enemy and putting in every Muckelstone, Shropshire, claim* that hi* fidence to sail as near the .lino as pos- would take up tho cudgels In his own come down to him in the male line from that point." spare' penny to prosecute the war to a forge has been In the family at least 6'W sible in the many Bhady financial enter- defense. But day after day the pam- Norman days. The Broundsman Purkls successful conclusion. claims that up to recent times his fam-, years and that one of hlft aaoMtbra .shod prises with-which he was Identified In Whon America did come into tho war phlets were sold and the hawkers lly had In Its keeping & trenuine spoke j Margaret of Anjou'* hoi-«» in UN. Might Use Railroad Tracks the last M years -or more. Bottomloy had to lay off his critica.1 at- shouted, "Downfall of Horatio Bot- He referred''to'a large wail map of From the law courts Bottomley went titude toward Undo Sam. It must have tomlej'! Bottomley, the crook!" Bottomloy sued Blgland for criminal 'the Elevated system and traced the flow into London's financial world, and up to been a severe blow. He even went to of hie Whole career was the announn; of traffic through the Cambridge tube Mil had been identified with 46 different libel. Bottomley'a action resulted In •aylnp; that he could,.., produce all the the length of patting Uncle Sam on the documents necessary to controvert Big- ment that the prison doors had c|o:.v to Harvard sq and then, with an abrupt companies, some of which have been back as a good sport and a hefty tighter. bringing him Into conflict with one of land's charges, Issued a eummons In behind him and (England had dcnouiuM . elbow turn. Sown Massachusetts av described since as financial bubbles, and But it ^us only a reprieve for Uncle the most brilliant younger barristers THE LINES WITH ARROWS SHOW WHERE NEW SUBWAYS ARE which Bottomley was charged with) the aroh rogue of half a century. toward Arlington. which involved millions of dollars. Sam. Bottomloy did not like the 14 In this country, A. S. Comyns Carr. PLANNED having converted to his own use £6000, Mr Dana sh&ots his transportation Points. They were llko 14 thorns in his Bottomley was foVceci Into admissions part of the Victory Bond Club, on Sept railroad tracks might solve' the problem 2 percent up-grade, from which the side. He was all for fighting tho Ger- which later played a large part In the Afoul of the Law S, 1019. But Bottomloy then resigned his In the same way that It was planned cars will make an abrupt, etcep climb In the liquidation of the Hansard man until the last Englishman was basis of the summons issued against jLrranye *ffl Stove the Dally Where arc you going this Sum- to the street. dead—that is, until all but Horatio had :dltorshlp of "John Bull." to connect tho Dorchester Tunnel lines Publishing Company, capitalized* at ?6,- him by tho Director of Public Prose- It was the beglunlni of the end. and, Sunday Gtobe toMZe oft vaca- mer? Before deciding, read, the Mr Dana gave the Glo'be ngur.es In- to pay the supremo price. with the railroad tracks of the New 000,000, Bottomloy was prose'cuted and cutions. The short-legiod, pigeon-toed "«tntes- tion. Read the Want atut CUis- dicating the Immense volume of traffic For himself, Horatio's acquaintance Tours d Travels and Summer Haven's Shawmut Branch. There Is n narrowly escaped conviction; and again Bigland had been a friend of Bottom- mon," the man who enjoyed noth- handled through this nlatform in the with gunpowder was very restricted. Ac- slfletl ailvts in today's (?fo6e. Resort ailvts in toil-ay's Globe.^ proposition that we believe' should have he Just escaped the noose of the law in ley's over a period of years, But the ing more than to be cheorod oft he direction of Huron uv, North Cambridge cording to his own statements In his re- gorio through, but It appears to have .ho prosecution In connection with the pamphlet showing up Horatio's past entered tho nrontt before » prize and Arlington Center and Heights. In cent trial ho was on ooveral occasions been put over, for this year at loust. Joint Stock Trust and Finance Corpora- Indicated that there was a deadly feud light, the frltmd of the ''bookies," the rush hour (between 5 and 6 p m) 'almost under gunfire." "Peterson's Ointment tion in 1009. between the two. Bigland xvas calling owner of u rftoino; stable, 18-oarnt More Than They Can Handle GOOO .people pass through I;. They are Bottomley began to feel-that no ted his erstwhile compatriot the greatest "The situation there is not dissimilar orook, was definitely on the slide. served by an average of 104 cars, or fi4 ..•as too thin for him to akate oh. He Attacked Lady Astor humbug in the country and showing up lotiannHoff For Eczema to the Cambridge one, as far as tho There is no question that Bottomley units (40 of the cars dragging trailers) always pitt forward the plea that h'ls The Versailles Conference gave him the alluffofl swindle of the public In question of congestion Is Involved. The was in a queer state of mind during the Cjy.«LT EXTBArv .or nearly 60 people to the car. .lo'-lves were beyond suspicion. another Inning in which to criticise his war bond clubs. Bigland had no First Applicatfon Stops Itching of Shawmut Branch IB a natural route for orltloal days of the war. He preached These plans were worked out nearly Many a board of directors in these America and President Wilson for be- btg that Bottomley's downfall was 1 "victory," not a victory consummated Eczema and Eruptions the flow of traffic running to and from two years ago by 'engineers of tho Pub- enterprises have at different times ing too lenient with the Germans. And Andrews sq. It seems to be'the only at hand. on the Rhine, but at Berlin. Of course, lic Utilities Commission, the Boston been roady to rend him -when he en- when, later, some American Genera! "Tjlvc anrt 1ft live Is my motto," ways thing to do 16 take care of the volume. When the case had reached Its climax Bottomloy must have had his doubts Transit Commission and tho "L." Un- tered the hall to talta the place of said that America's weight had finally Peterson of Buffalo. "DrufTKiatfi all over "The Uftord plan, proposed by Charles der the statute passed by the Legis- Bottomley'fl counsel asked for a sus- about such a possibility; but It wan, good Atnorlrn soil PETKRKON'B OINTMENT chairman of tho meeting. And al- turned the scales In tho Allies' favor, Ufford, la that the electric linos should lature this year, tho work Is placed in pension and the verdict went to Big- for tho circulation of his magazines. for fifi crntR a Ifirtfo box. and I aay to tho hands ol the Public Utilities Com- ways Bottomley of the huge head, old Bottomloy saw red. Ho had Lon- Makes thf^f dvupKifstH, If anyone buys my olnt- ,bo connected up with tho 'Midland Divi- land by default. Thia WUB tho first Inti- He wanted to hanB the Kaleor; he want- jm'iit for any of the dlHenBcs or ullrticntfl mission. In the opinion of manager the plausible tongue, came away In- don plastered with huge posters advor- sion of the New Haven, running out Dana it cannot bo. completed before mation that the truatful folloxvers of ed to hang everything German, because fnr which I recommend It nnd .nrc not vested with additional authority to Using his paper, "John Bull," and bcai-- brn^iHod, Rtve them thnlr monny bank. through Dudley fit, Blue Hill av, etc, next year. Bottomley had that their idol was now that was a popular electioneering stunt look after the "rights" of the stock- Inf the words, "America Insults Our '' \Flesh "I've got a safe full of thunUful letters and returning via the Slmwmut Branch. on the elide. Ho could not face the mndered to even by Lloyd George hlm- teeUlfyinff to the nilphty hoallnff power of Relieving' Park-St Crowd Dead." Potor.-son'fl Ointment for old and runnlnff That idea is Impractical In respect to holders. music. What did It portend? The Harvard-sq project is only ono Bottomley .had Parliamentary aspira- Of course monition was all this time lelf. and RnrPB, rczorna, suit rheum. Itching scalp the general transportation problem, be- Bottomloy finally was whisked away nnd skin." , o£ two plans to relieve subway conges- lons during the'sc hectic days and was whipping Into shape tho great war bonds cause you will he encouraging a devel- Jury's Quick Verdict from tho Old Bailey In a taxlcab for John Scott, Sfilt Virginia Street, Buffalo, tion that are immediately contemplated .he first time unsuccessful. But later swindle which has finally landed him writ OH: "Prter«on'H Ointment la simply opment of population In that area to At Shrewsbury, at a later date, Big- Wormwood Scrubs. During the war he wondorful. It cured me of eczema and by the "L." The other Is the Lech- he B"> In. behind the bars. He took occasion after Blood such an extent that some day you will land was once more the defendant, always held out hopes by announcing rtld It so Quickly that I waa astonlHhod." mere-sq to Harvard-av scheme, which Thai he came afoul of the law onco Lady Astor entered Parliament to once K^ for sole by oil drut?d«s^ Mull orders filled by Potorscm Ointment not bo able to handle the business. charged by Bottomley with Inciting "Groat News Next Week." There came has already been announced through more. He was prosecuted by Sir John more vent his spleen against America " Co. Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—-Advertisement. "To find out how much you can han- throe persons to extort money from a time when tho greatest pleoo of news plans (filed with the Public Utilities Simofl. one of the astutest men a,t the and things American. dle, you do not want to study the ter- him during the Wrekin campaign, when Commission by the Elevated trustees. bar, and Bottomley was declared a Ho was now the champion of the pro- ritory itself. You must look back to Bottomley was seeking election to Far- The Leehmere-sq 'transfer station, at bankrupt and had to retire from Parlia- posed new divorce law and Lady Astor Let Washington St. At the Washington the Cambridge end of the viaduct, will 1 lament. The Jury, after two minutes' 1 ment. was opposed to it. He wanted to know station we can handle Just so many soon be ready. The "I/ wishes also to why, If Lady Aetor could divorce her deliberation, und without leaving the CEARMIST people In a given time. You can run erect a platform between Harvard av War Gave Him Chance first husband, she should oppose relax- box. gave a verdict in favor of Bigland. Just so many five-car trains through nnd Linden st, Allston, ne n, transfer Early In the trial Bigland declared, Four Generations Helped Surprise \Vhen the World War was lot loo.w ing the divorce lawn of Knglalid to make that tunnel. There is no sense in going station for .passengers going toward in 1(.U4 Bottomley was editor, and owner divorce here much ensier. "with shame and sorrow," that he had Them! out through Andrew sq and gathering I.jiko st nr toward Watertown on the Hie attacks on her were so gro.'-s been "a willing party to a fraud with in thousands of people whom you can't of "John Bull," and he played patriot- to better health by this time-tested laxative. Brighton line. Betwepn Lechmere sq that, he was excoriated for it. Event- Mr Bottomley." possibly take care oC when you got to ism for all it was worth. He looked nnd Harvard av it Is planned to oper- ually Bottomley found such a fioBl in Bigland charged Bottomley with hav- ate two nnd three-car trains through upon himself as tho typical John Bull; Grandma gave It to her children who are to- Washington st. tile House of Commons that he de- in.q; connived with him to have a man "Transportation through that other the old subway via North Station, Hay- he enunciated the "pull together, boye." yisted from these personal attacks. named Greeny make a BlamlerouB at- day's mothers and fathers; they continue to make section of Dorchester will probably have mnrket, Park, Boylston and Kenmore policy, and ho even accepted Invitations tack on Bottomloy eo that Bottomley to be taken care of by another subway, ets. to deliver patriotic speeches at so much Long- Under Suspicion could take action In court against it and give it freely to their children. So it running radially between the Dudley-st Considerable opposition to this plan per. At Druggists and Grocers As It now transpires, thu Government Greeny. Greeny, according to arrange- Elevated and the present Dorchester has already been expressed. Mr Dana He always had an anti-American g __a favorite for over 70 years Frcil E. Hall, Inc., Providence was early on tho Job sizing up Bot- 0es tunnel. Our engineers are working on discussed It with the Globe reporter In slant. He had a fundamental belief ment with Bottomley, was to put up its relation to the general traffic con- that Yankees were the real dollar chan- tomley's war bond schemes. They wore only a nominal defense, BO that Bot- gestion situation. The plan is chiefly cre. America's neutrality, according to suspicious about the manner in which tomley would get the verdict and there- designed to relieve tho turmoil in the Horatio, WBB a calculated policy to he bought two. London newspapers. by head off attacks on his personal Park-st Subwoy etaton. "scoop the pool" while old England and "Whor« had the money come from? As character. Bigland testified that Greeny S VITAMINES YOU NEED! Mr Dana's idea is that It will be pos- the rest of Europe weltered in blood proved in the trial. It came from the got so sore during the trial that It was Keep the resistive-powers of the body strong and vital. You sible to handle the crowds better, with Uncle 6am, In the eyes of Bottomley, gullible poor, who had invested their very difficult to keep hie mouth shut. was, If anything, pro-German. life's saving in Bottomley's lotteries. Dr. True's Elixir would not dream of doing without butter, cream, milk or oil less crowding and rushing, and to move It was further asserted by Bigland them faster between these points. He lampooned President Wilson. Noth- And Horatio? Why, he was running that BoUomley BO arranged hie war laden salads, you consider them essential* of diet good for Where a long lino of single cars slows stock combination that one man In Liv- every day of the year. Likewise, thousands take up traffic, the same number of cars erpool, a friend of Bottomley's, wao to The True Family Laxative In throe-car units or trains can move project It It is developed. He sayn that connecting surface cars operated tnto win first prize; a soldier in the trenches much more rapidly because of tho de- service over the entire route from Har- Lechmero sq and Harvard av, because the socond, and a nominee of Bigland'e creased danger of collision. vard av to East Cambridge will be in- of the shorter routes they have 10 the third. (Bigland claimed that in this It makes men, women, and children better fitted for Moreover, during rush hours the flow creased practically one-fourth. travel, will come and go more regu- way Bottomley hoped to write off a life's work. To get the best out of life one must keep of the single cars or cars with trailers The through connection between all larly. debt ho owed Bigland.) 18 Irregular, due to the long routes cov- Subway stations on a single line is ex- Boston will soon h;ivo an opportunity Justice Darling, in .summing up, made in good health and to do that the bowels must perform . ered; at times many cars come in to- pected to reduce congestion caus-.;J by to try this sy.'-tem out In part, £or earlv the following comment on Bottomley's gether, causing a Jam in the subway: their proper function. Dr. True's Elixir, the True OF PUREST VITAMINE-BEARING COD-LIVER OIL transfer at Park st, and should relieve in July, probably July 3, trains will be- at other times there are breaks without falllire to take the stand to answer the the Scollay-sq-Park-st Jummlns. Load- gin to run from Lechmere s