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JSVVSSma LKI)aiilR-IHILiVDEtPHIA VVEDKBSBAY, MCBaiBliJIt 13, 1916
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1
RUSE OF A GERMAN HORSE
C II A-N G E UNEXPLAINED
JQng Constantino Again Said to
Have Ordered Mobilization.
Protests Against Blockade
I.OVDON". Dec- s- The Of"k situation
i illil very complicated. It In announced
imc illr from I'urlti that Vice Admiral
Su rournet. commander of the- allied nt
In Greek waters, has been replaced hy Ad.
wlral Gaucher, but no reason for the chants
Tn"tJreek Charge d'Affalrea called at tho
Ministry of I'orelBii Affairs In Paris yes
terday to "express" to the Government of
the republic In tha namo of the kltiK and
flovmment at Athens their Blncero rearet
at the events whlth occurred and to de
clare that they deplored them."
Tilts would seem to Indicate n concilia
tory attitude on the part of the Greek Gov
ernment, but an KxchanKO Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen says advices re
ceived there report that Klwr Constantino
has onlered a cencra! mobilisation of the
Greek army".
GREEK PROTEST NOTE
RECEIVED IN V. S.
WAHI'IN'GTO.W Dec- 13- Alexander
Votiros. tho Chnrne iI'Affnlrca of tho Greek
location, called nt the Htnto Department
late yesterday and left with Counselor
Polk a translation of tho text of the Greek
loyalist Government' protest to tho Kit
nte Allies nRalnst the blockado of tho
oast of Greece. The protest Is nit follows:
The Iloyal Hellenic Government
acknowledges rcrelpt of tho declara
tion, dated December 7. by which tho
French ndmtral commanding tho Allied
naval forcca notified them that the
French Government with Its allies had
decided to blockade tho coast of Greecn
I from October S.
Greece, who Is at peace with the
Powers of tho .entente, and has never
ceased Riving them the most striking
proofs of her firm desire to maintain
with them friendly relations and. mu
tual confidence, seen with grief theso
very samo Powers have recourse against
her to n measure which Im contrary to
the rules of international law nnd tho
principles of International Justice and
freedom.
The Itoyal Hellenic Government, ex
pecting that tho Allied Governments
will bo good enough to inform them on
what ground such a meaauro has been
taken and of tho nature of tho block
ade, decided upon, protests, firmly
asd legitimately, against such mens
urn against a neutral nnd friendly
nation .
The Grfek charge also left at tho Slate
Department a copy of n cablegram received
from Athens containing the following Infor
mation regarding tho Greek Government's
Version of what happened In Athens on
December 1 and 2 : '
Tho repression of tho Venlzcllst Insurrection-
In tho city of Athens dur
ing the days of the 1st and 2d of De
cember cost tho troops as follows:
-Military Killed. 13; wounded. 24.
Civilians who had nsslstcd the au
thorities Killed, 6 : wounded, 6.
The Insurgents had only threo killed
nd two wounded. This Inequality be
tween the losses of the troops nnd tho
Insurgents Is explained by tho fact that
the latter wcro barricaded In their
houses and ready beforehand for un .
attack against tho troops.
New Auto Stolen From Garage
SOUTH DETHLKHEM, Pa., Dec. 13.
A new roadster valued rtt 11500, and owned
by Miss Sarah Meyers, was stolen from a
local garage. The police aru looking for
two men who are said to have disappeared.
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TIIK CAII OF TIIK
BI.KF.l'INd IIORSK
Hy John Itred Kcott. author of "The
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12'. Color Frontispiece. SI.SS.
Three crushed roaea Intimating
vlolence, a cypher message and th
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what Harleaton. gentleman and
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In a cab, deserted- by all but the
horae, sleeping between the shafts,
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nue. And before dawn ha waa aet
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poetry
TUB CAMI1RIDOK BOOK OF .
1'OETKY FOB CIIIU1RKX
Compiled by Kenneth Drabs me. au
thor of "Praam Dare," "The
Golden Ase.'1 "Wind In the Wll
l?v.'! "- frown 8. 1'lcturo
Knd Papers. II JO.
This volume la compiled far chil
dren and not about them. Mr- (Ira
ham haa made hla collection chiefly
one of lyrical versa, because, aa ha
says. "As an Introduction to Kn.
lln poetry thera la no better portal
than this." Too volume la Indexed
by authors and tint lines; the con
tents are classified.
SFutienile
THE QUEST OF TIIK
OOLDK.V VAMJ5Y
By. Helmjre Drowns, author of
V.. Conquest of Mt. McKln.
ley," ate. lil. .J3. tt full-
,.;!'& .1 .trsur which Ilea
fS& by the fntnes qf uturt
T,I - SU !!( Mir U Alllll.
& Mnttration or thu wim hv
i?,.,.'.w.15?..M: -lhA hero., of the
Gfjrtetmns
OLD rilMin'r-iffftii
WASHINGTON 1KVI.NO
23 Illustrations. Soma la color.
JJ.S0,
luX?'? llltful and glowing pic-
THE GHEftT WAR
JK war and humanity
tfft tit u"or of 'Th
Evidence In th Cas." 12. Sl-sO.
tSSnff of noncombalantj and of
cm "" Pltl autta. Vis-?rf,i-Srlc?
Mf4 et ' authors
niV5?cT. ,B Cas" that "U
5 SS,1 on surpass!, Ho44
waftSili'"' "y wrU,r lan ""
Y&G.P.PijteamUSon,
. From Itoiidllnlk Petroirait. tn Oartouna it.
(I coplc are cntinp horse meat in Ilcrlln. Nowa note.)
ho Ilnran- ''I'll ..! n .t-u.l l- ?i .t t tt . 1
. ii mnv Biiiiiu niuiiKsttie incso uronic nurcs. rornnps
they won't notice mo here." v
Trio horae;
WILKES-BARRE STRIKERS
SPLIT ON PEACE OFFER
Trollcymen Unable to Agree on
Suggestion to Bring Dis
pute to Close
WIMCHSiUAIlltG, fa.. Pec 13 Strik
ing carmen do not view with satisfaction
the demands of tho fnlted Mine Workers
nnd other labor crafts that tho trolley
strike ho brought to a quick end on tho
terms laid down by the miners' committee.
Thero Is n division In Ihe ranks of the
strikers. Homo of them favor peace on
the terms of the mlno workers, while others
do not believe that stiDlclent concessions
have been obtained to wnrrant the strike
being ended.
Tho threat that a contlnttnnce of tho
strike may mean the withdrawal of tho
support of orgnnlzed crafts has stirred up
the strikers to some extent.
Two factions nppear to be at work In the
ranks of the strikers. Ono side Ib strong
In ncceptlng the demands of the miners.
The other side Is Just as determined to. con
tinue tho struggle. '
WOMAN'S MEDICAL
PRAISES PRESS HELP
Mrs. Eliznboth K. Currier Exhibits
Scrap Books Showing Newspapers'
Aid to Fund Campaign
Scrap books containing clippings tn'.ten
from Philadelphia newspapers, showing the
co-operation of tho press In aiding to raise
the J200.000 fund for the Woman's Medical
Collego of Pennsylvania, nro being exhibited
nt the campaign headquarters In the Halo
tlulldlng, Chestnut nnd Juniper streets.
"Tho way tho newspapers have) allied ns
Is wonderful." said Mrs. Kllsabeth Itudyerd
Currier, manngerof the campaign, when tell
ing workers of the scrap books. "You will bo
surprised at the splendid amount of space
they have given us during this campaign.
Tho help of the papers Is beyond comprehen
sion in a campaign like this, nnd we want
nil workers in the cnmpalgh In see what the
papers have done, and see which ones have
given us tho best co-operation. For thai
reason we have made scrap books with
clippings from tho various papers, nnd w
want all the campaign workers Id cottle to
headquarters and see them. Wo keep them
on n table In the middle of tho headquarters
rooms
Scores of women looked over the scrap
bonks today as a result of the announcement
matte nt the Tuesday "gel-together" lunch
eon by Mrs Currier Hint she wanted them
In Inspect the crnp books.
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ma.
J-Zoiit "wait for time
to heal your skiiv
"Oh it will get well anyhowl" you
say ? Perhaps it will, and perhaps it
won't. Maybe it will jet wort Instead.
And think o( the discomfort and embar
rassment it causes you even now.
Isn't it better to get rid o( the trouble
byusinff Hcsinol Ointment and Kesinol
Soap? Doctors have prescribed the
Resinol treatment for over 20 years, so
you need not hesitate to uic it. JRtsinol
usually slcfs itciing instantly.
AlldragiUtt aell Rtdnol Ointment and Retlnol
Soip, or a tree eempleol recti, write to ltpt,e)-R
Itftlaol, Ilsltimare, Mi. Vn'it hllrr try
,88111
for that skin trouble
,UR Hosiery Department fea
tures both Onyx and Phoenix
in lisle and silk, 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50.
Both makes, are guaranteed for
service or will be replaced.
(AH jrifts purchased are cxchanRcable after Christmas,)
liam H. Wanamaker
121719 Chestnut Street
the $?Mm
(Ideal .eB
FottnpFen JB
flfg&il' One of the useful gifts. Sl:S1
lifjfflj' in keeping with these days fURf : J : I T a
: Bimw of efficiency and sensible jffiBm--:tl
jSttjjf gift giving. - jff mTronjlitJlli Lirp
rrriig j&RA known tho world ovt r
iHEff At the Bttt Slor jffifk BrTHISHARKOr
VrW -- E. Waterman Company J&jrji oSGSvTH
fBff Nsw Ywk, N. Y. d!SiL m'--'rteS
AflSS WILSON PRESIDES
ATCMC CONVENTION
President's Dnughter Interested
in iMnn to Mnkc School n
. Community Center1
WABlltNOTON. Ore. ll Ml.M MdrRaret
llson, itnushter of the Preside nt. wtg the
presiding officer l thl- nfterttoon'ii sexton
of the twelfth nnnunl convention nf the
American Clvle Association, which opened it
lhree-ly meeting here totlny.
The nfternoon session yen chlelly tlevnlnl
to consideration of the Use of the school ns n
community center. Miss Wilson Im.i heen
personttlly active In this work In the Dis
trict of Columbia, and there IS today n hill
before Congress which tuny give til Hie
people of Washington the right to use their
rchools as community gathering places.
Dr. Henry IS. Jackson, of the t'nlted
Slates lltireail of FMucatlon. nddresseil the
nfternoon session on this topic nnd his
talk was followed by the address of Terry
Mscknye. phwrlht. who dlscuel th
community dritrrta tnovcfVtent
At the: rrtotnlhg eesisloti teporW were
rend of nt ntitsnltatlons whwe wotk Is
affiliated with the American Civic Asso
ciation. These wei tlltt Oeneral tVd.ir
ntloh of Women's tllutts, tile) NalloAl
Miirilelpni league, the Ontario Itortlcut
tufal Association, th AtnerlcMh Hoclety
of tJindschpa Arrhlteets Anil the American
Institute at ArfhltecK
Tonight the delegates will he entertained
by the Washington Ileal Kstrtte ttoard, And
officials, of the War Department will out
line th plans of the Government for beau
tlfylng Potomac Park, the future municipal
playground of tho D. strict of Columbia.
Tomotrow morning Jeasee Iee tlennttt,
nf llnltltrlbre, .Mil., will discuss the bill'
jionrtl nlllsanee and Mm. Imogen II. Oak
ley, of I'ltllsdetphla, will outline the work
of the association's committee on unneces
sary city tuilses. At this same session, a
"movie." produced by tha members of the
tiutllsvllle (Uy.) Women's Civic Association
and written hy Mrs. Alice llegan nice,
author of "Mr. WUga of the Cabbage
I'ateli." will he given.
The nfternoon session will be devoted to
country planning. Addresses nnd patters
will be rend on this subject by Professor
Prank A. Wnur.lt, of the Massachusetts
Agricultural Cotlege, ftt Arnhrt, MaM. 8
Herbert Qtilek, of th Federal Fanri tan
Boards Mra. John Dleklnsbn 8herman. of
the Oeneral Federation of Women' Clubs
of Chicago, and Professor II. F. Franelt.
At tomorovr night's nesslon. the annual
report of the president, J. Horace. McFar
land, of Harrlsburg. Pa,, will be delivered.
R H. Marshall, director of the National
Park Servlte, will speak, ns well aa Herbert
W. Oleason, of Iloston. Mass., and Knos.
Mills, chairman of the association's na.
tlonat park committee.
The general subject of city planning; will
be considered at the closing session on Fri
day. FEDERAL LIVING COST
PROBERS HOLD HEARING
Now York Investigators Examine Men
Familiar With Fowl Markets.
May Do Indictment
N'KW VOltlf. Dec. 1J. The Government
got down to business here today In Us
fight to establish the responsibility for the
high prices of llfo'a necessaries. Under
tho direction of Frank M. Swneker, special
t1o eminent prosecutor, seven witnesses np.
.peared before; n. Federal srtttfWl )Wt
were examined iu lengtn.
The names' of tha witnesses Tram
held. Mr usual, but thr Rt
men who are entirely fanilllnr Wt -markets
,of the mtlon. Their teelimessl
expecteil'to go far toward sscurlri tell
ment ot unscrupulous speculator.
Tho ezamlnatltm nf witnesses TfHt t
tend over several' weeks unless theli- M
mony Is of such a naturs as to ran j
meaiaia action imprraiivo.
Mexican He kl I as Hone Thlrf
nrAVDINO, Fa., DJms, It. Ths hows n
buggy of D. K. Flatrnerr, ot DouflmHrrllht
was sfulsn last week. -Today n. MeJiteait
rallrond laborer fromirUadlng waa Arrestees
at Lyons station trying to sell tho outfit
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