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EV'EMtftt PUBLIC, LEDGKJPHILADJtiLPHIA, TUESBA,
MARCH 1, tlDl
ATTACK ON TROOPS
TERRORIZES
CORK
Piun kiHor! nnr) Plovnn Inilirnrl
. ,,- .-.,.w, ....v. ..w., '"j"' " j t.(llir
in VnVious Parts of City.
Curfew Decreed
WOMAN FIGHTS JURY DUTY
Ak to Be Stricken From List on
Comtltutlonal Ground
1'oltsvlllr, rv. Mnrrli 1 Tli
cow' ruts nt tin- vr-ry lionrt of wonit'n'
rlKlit. mill if won by llio pctition'M'
would sol our muni' linok ttont -live
jeiire." wlriil n nntionnl Miffrnp'ttr,
tortus from Vow York In pri--
BRITISH OIL POLICY
F
OLLOWS
WIL
SON
PATHOS AT EXECUTIONS
i .
lloyor, ii M'liool trnrlu'r of l'ottsvlllo.
In thr- Schuylkill county court to Imvo
licr nntnp stricken off the jury 1M. Shi
IioMh thilt tilt' tiltietci'titli nnifiiilnicnt
iliim tint kIw women tin' riijlit to lic
coinc juror.
Ily llio A.soclatcrt lrf i Miss Hojcv'm nction. regit rilfit bj iif-
TiOmlon, Mnrch l.-Cork city n in frage lenders n n fire in llicir rrnr.
utntp of terror from 7 until H "'(lock ' nfter they tlinimlit every right of umiicti
last evening, according to the rnrrc- I fully won, lins nronscrt n storm iiinmis
Wionrtont of thp Ontrnl New. Soldiers! tlirtn. Tin- iiiip will conic up for hcni'
m-ere first iiltiickpd In
Note Says She Has No Dosiro to
Excludo United Statos From
Mesopotamia!! Mandate
PARIS RADICALS STRONGER
St. I'atrifk h
Mrrrt nnd were also sniped In various
. jpnrts of llip city. Several oi ilin
Tvrre wounded In the nlYniys.
The military governor hn ordered
curfew from ll o'clock in tin- evening
to .1 In the morning, beginning todiiy.
Dublin. March l.-iHy A. V At
least live soldiers were Killed mm eleven j,-rjf j Miiveb 1 Scores me to
wounded nt (1:K0 o'clock lust eyenine in b ', k;,n IU' rxt'd . many of tlieni
Cork when they were attacked liv iirniert -.,.(),, result of -weepim: stnte-
rlTlHnns. snys n military coimuunication ,;,,,,, , ,hl. ,,.P r,.,irt Hiih.niUcd
Issued last niglit. 1 he solder are de- ( (1rt vl.MI,r,v t, February
clnrrd to have been unarmed nnd walk. , , . "Sl,VPn ,.,. ow , ,.,,!,
ItiS along the street when the attack wa ,.i.lii,c Vonstablc John Kliitingiin. of
tnanP. , .1... t.lrt inril. nnd the owner' of two
I .....Inn Mnrrli I. - The l'rni.tc
I.i:ihik.ii"s forecast of Mr. Ilnriliiig's
foreign policy which furl W. Ackernuin
fent Sundiij niglit to nil nllb'i! rrpn
ii'iitntlveo nt the sesion of the 1'cni'i
Coiifeicnce here, brought forth nil ilti
niediiite reply jesterdny conccrnlnK1
Jlesopolnuiin mill Vnp.
Tin. vtnienipiii tlinl Mr. llnrriinR
II l.. U'ltmll't noHition
.... . - . ntp AVI 'I I II I -il riiui i, .'ii. ........ i
MANY FACE AHKbSI IN tHlt ,PKnr.iinB m.-
inst iiniin n
Grand Jury Vice Report Followed by
Issuance of Warrants
i Iiir on Monday iipm. rlie deciion. re
I Rnrdless of its rharncter. will ! car
I ried linmedlately t" the Supreme Court
before the Hnrtllnc ndmlnlBtrntlon takes
officp.
Ilrltnln malntalnn In Iter note that her
concessions In Mesopotamia were
granted by thp Turkish Government be
fore the war nnd that the Hrltlsh man-
llAln 111 1 nltntMif nmln Itnu t.f.fl.lni wlinf.
ever (o do with these pre-war business
agreements. Furthermore, Itritnln has
no dexlre to exclude the I'nltcd HtateH
from Jtev)potnmlfl, but she Is followltiR
the policy laid down by Mr. Wilson nt
1'arls, that In order to make the I.eufctie
of Nations effective all iionninnlii'i's
should be excluded from mnudntc zones.
r.iri.s Kadlcnls Gain nt foils
I'arls. Mnrrh 1. The result of
Sunday's votlns in certain I'nrls dis
tricts to fill vacancies in tho Chamber
of Deputies created by the elevation of
M. Millernnd to the presidency nnd the
death of another deputy nre the most
significant check the Hloe National has
yet received. AlthoiiBh the Rovernment
candidates received the lnrgcst indl
vldunl vote, they have not obtained
sufficient to elect, bo the voting must
be done over again.
The figures show n far grentcr swing
News of the execution of the six
Irish republicans nt Cork M'sterdny
wade a profound impression upon the
population of the cnltnl. It had been
generally expected thp death sentences
would be commuted. Five of the men
nere condemned for nn attack upon the
noun forces.
Pathetic .-cones were enaited nuNnle
the Victoria bnrrack. where the o.v
cottons took tilnce. A great crowd .
Kmbleil early, including a number of
women and religion liodips and the
widow of the late Lord Mnor Mir
Curtain. A tank with gun prevei.ti-i:
any one from approaching nearer t'mn
fifty yard.
At the stroke of S there "a a Policy
of rllle fire, then silence, ami the
watchers dropped on their knees, hold
ing aloft sacred emblems and lighted
cnndlcs nnd recited the litnny for tin
dving. It was then thought all vn
over and the people were about to dis
perse when n second volley was heart.
nnd a similar scene whs enacted, in.1
then again n third volley.
The tnnk and soldiers withdrew, .mi
the crowds slowlv dispersed. Cnnoti
O'Sullivnn. uho attended the doomed
men. snid they went bravely to their
rlenlli. "like schoolboy on a holidnj
A clemency appeal wns adopted k
the Cork corporation Saturday and n
copy sent to Uenenil Sir Nevll n
cready. rnmmander of the troops in
Ireland. In all the Catholic churches
In Cork Sunday prayers were said f.r
the condemned men.
I'.efore the execution mass was e,
hratd in the coll in which the pris
oners were confined, and extreme nri -fion
wns administered to each of tlieni.
Jniineilialel) after the men were shot
their relatives presented u petition ask
ing for the bodies, but during the morn
tng two guarded ambulances left the
t'nrrai'kH where the men were executed
for the county jail and. r i believed.
took the bodies flu re
notorious resorts.
Judges llosslter and llirt received the
report of the grand jury late yesterday
afternoon and Judge Uosniter announced
that it would nor be made public until
he nnd Judge Hirt had ' ' npixir-
ttmtty to study it
onotamia nnd ni am
showdown before enter-
t. .. a . i.ii ini i.iitr
ing into niii scueuic io m-ii .......
allied indemnity from Germany was
given uioi serious consideration.
The reply w.i- given by high nulliori
ties and op"iis tip u new tingle in the
Yap controversy, namely, thut Hreat
Jlritnin i bounil to support Japan be
cause of a si. ret treaty negotiated with
Japan si weeks before the I'nlted
States entered the world war This
confidential pact was fully explained
to Mr. Wilson at the I'nrls conference.
Premier 1IomI (ieorge has approved
the foreign ofin e draft of the Itrltish
reply to Secretnrv Colby's oil note of
November '-'". and it i" being dispatched
at once lu order that the oil contro
versy may so far as possible be settled
toward tho Left than In any district
during the recent Senate elections nnd
cause great rejoicing In (he Socialist
press. The total vote against the Illoc
National Is .10.000 and for the llloc
17.000. The Socialist-Communist can
didates nloue polled ,'t.'(,000.
Predicts Downfall of So lei
Ilcval, Estlionla, March J. Prime
Minister Puts, of the new IlcpubHc of
Ksthonla, Is confident, tlio Hussion So
viet will be overthrown within the next
twelve months.
Honor William Dean Howells
New Yorh, March 1. (Hy A. P.)
Men of letters from nil pnrts of Hie
country met hero today to honor the
memory of William Dean IIowclls, who
was president of the American Academy
of Arts and letters from Its Inception
until the day of his death, Mny 11.
Wi!0. Members of the Nntionnl Insti
tute of Arts nnd Letters, as well as of
the Academy, attended. A tribute dic
tated by John Hurrnughs, nnttirnllst,
who Is III in his Pasadena. 'Calif., home,
was received, along Vlth tunny from
Kuropo.
PROTECT JAPAN'S CABINET
Officials Guarded, Following Assault
on Ex-Premier's Bon
Toltlo, March 1. The residence!) of
members of the cabinet and court digni
taries nrc being strictly guarded nsi a
result of tho recent attack on the unn
of .Marquis SalonJI, ex-premier nnd
head of the Jnpnncso delegation nt the
Pence Conference In which M. SalonJI
was injured idightly. Ills assailants nro
alleged to be affiliated with a secret so
ciety of whose members seven more
have been arrested. Six hnd already
been taken Into custody on the charge of
being implicated in tbo nssault.
A grocer who attempted Sunday to
submit n written uppenl to the crown
prince while the latter was driving
through tho street by attaching the pe
tition to the end of n bamboo polp wns
arrested, and n man who tried to enter
the home of Princo Kanin, of the su
preme military council, Sunday night
was seized.
Dally prayers nro bping offered nt the
shrines nsklng Intercession td prevent
tho departure of the crown princo on
his forthcoming visit lo Europe,
Four men believed to have been Im
plicated in the assassination of lllngen
Shoku, thn Korenn leader, February 1
Iinve been arrested in Dnlrcn.
READINgTcLUBHOUSE RAIDED
Firemen's Association Accused of
Illegal Selling of Liquor
Heading, Pa., March 1. Following
a complaint by neighbors, federal offi
cers from Philadelphia raided the club
house of the Marion Home Association
here last night nnd, it is alleged, found
whisky being sold. They also say that
girls of tender years were lined up
nt tho bar.
The association is composed of mem
bers of the Marlon Fire Company, one
of the city's volunteer fire-fighting or
ganizations, nnd the clubhouse Is lo
cated near the engine house. The asso
ciation has no license to sell liquor of
any kind.
KING THREATENS TO QUIT
Hedjaz Ruler Will Retire If Clalmg.
Are not urantad
Iondon, March U- A dispatch to tt,. .
Times from Cairo sayn it Is stated U
WCll-iniorinru circles mrro Mint lim
scln lien All, king of tho Ifedjaz, hj.
advised tho J1rltlli Government that
he intends to abdicate if his claims win
regard to Arabln arc not settled t.
Ullftlll l,
Tho premier &ot nt. rest yesterday
the Commons n question which ,
caused considerable public discussion t.
wan wni'iiii'i unimtiii v oiircillll, seojj,
lflii fop Mtp mlonlpu. rmtt.l 1ia.. -
,.,.,.... ...- - "'necnnrj.
of Egyptian nffalrs. The prime mlnUi..
announced that the administration t
Palestine, Mesopotamia, Aden .,
n.nnu Itltll II tllP tlrlHoli unl... ."''
fluciice would be transferred to the mu
lile east department of the coloni.i
office after Slarch 3. Kgypt, tho Hudi.
and the Hedjaz would remain timW
III! imi-ip" ,,,,vw
TJanced in H.
Oil imb'
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DIN'VER ASP BBS0J MHB
Lmirhrnn 70 cents ul. ANo Stie- iM a&KH
clul SI Lunchrnn anil M.'-'.l Dinner nr sH'.a' RBH
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Bave iaa Dined and
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AT THE RITTENHOUSE
22d ond Chestnut Sts.
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THE TIERNEY FIVE
mm.
Handcuffs Sleeping Man
Wllllutnstnwti. N.J.. Mnreli 1 i ".in
stable Sharp, called en to arrest a man
weighine '-"-1' pounds. ent nlsiut
it rather enutiniisli tnhn HaU-
take. n foni'er ho'elk' e.v.,- f piiiinile'
phia, who recenilv limia'.t .i fn'm imt
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Cookie-cakes
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Crackers
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Six suggestions for tastier meals
HPHE thousands of folks who buy Ivins cookie--
cakes and crackers are those who can always
afford the best. They look for high quality, first
then price.
What constitutes "high quality"? In cakes and
crackers a combination of purest ingredients,
skill in baking, and the knack of continually cre
ating new kinds of cookie-cakes of special tastiness.
That Ivins, in 75 years of baking, has learned
the secret of how to bake quality-cakes, is shown
by the fact that Philadelphians keep us always
baking to full capacity.
-THE IVINS BAKER
Fancy Jumbles
for the kiddies!
Round butter-cookies, with sweet
shredded cocoanut, baked to a per
fect golden-brown a hungry young
ster would cat Fancy Jumbles to the
last crumb wouldn't even leave a
trace of the hole!
"If Ivins made only one kind of
cracker," said a hostess recently, "I'd
be satisfied if that kind were
LUNCH -ON -THINS. For whenever
I need crackers to serve with soups,
salads, desserts, at teas I.UNCH-ON-THINS
arc exactly right!" Keep a
supply alum on hand.
Macaroon Butters
are sure to please
Here's another rich, full
flavored butter-cookie that's a
great favorite. We have given
it a delicate "macaroon" flavor
that sets it apart from the ordi
nary cookie and makes it espe
cially good to serve with tea at
luncheon. And a refreshing
"between-meal bite," with a
glass of cold milk.
Brown Edge Wafer s
-crisp and crunchy
Thin and delicately-flavored,
these Brown-Edge Wafers are
as dainty a morsel as ever came
from the Ivins ovens! Look
at them, and you think of
afternoon teas in homes where
good taste is reflected in every
thing that is served. Eat them,
and you know that Brown
Edge Wafers are indeed good
taste.
With fruit-desserts of all
kinds, serve these crisp wafers
with the delicately-browned
edge.
TVINS cookie-cakes and crackers
i- arc famous for their goodness.
You get a great deal more in pur
ity of product and in the enjoyment
of Ivins rare tastiness. And the
prices you pay for Ivins are based
on real value.
Assorted Butters,
each one a treat!
borne arc Koldcn-brown with the
natural rich flavor of butter-cookies
baked to a turn. Others are a deep
brown flavored with purest sweet
cocoa and a teal chocolate flavor they
have!
You won't have to call the children
to meal more than once if you an
nounce, "Assorted Butters for sup
perl" Buy plenty the first time-cookie-cakes
asgood-to.eat as Assorted
Butters never linger long on any
pantry shelf. If the youngsters don't
liiiish them quickly, jou ui'll.
"it;-'""" " '''" 'asass&-
Sweet Maries for dessert!
Ice Cream and Sweet Marie cookie-cakes no more delicious
dessert-combination could be imagined!
In all our 75 years' experience, we have never baked a cookie
cake that has made friends more quickly than has Sweet Marie
a cookie-cake that many women buy almost as regularly as they
buy bread.
Every day, you'll discover a new and more tempting way to
serve Sweet Maries, and every day you'll find added deliciousncss
in the cookie-cakes themselves. Try Sweet Maries today. Your
grocer sells them.
"Mother's Cookies" as
tasty as she ever made
"Like Mother used to make" means
that a cookie is mighty good. So we
called the cookie-cakes MOTHER'S
COOKIES, because wc have never
tasted anything that reminds us so
much of a certain mother's own
home-baked sugar cookies. There's a
generous sprinkling of pure granu
lated sugar on top, adding a delicious
"sweetness" to a cookie already
blessed with a tastiness that words
could never describe! Don't miss this
treat-try MOTHER'S COOKIES.
Having a Party?
Let the Ivins Baker
bake a special cake
A large, elaborately-beautiful
cak'c-crcation for a wedding a
smaller but just as tastefully-decorated
cake for a happy youngster's
birthday party whatever the spe
cial occasion calls for, let the skilled
Ivins Baker bake it.
Tell your grocer what you desire,
a week in advance. On the day of
your party, promptly, wc will deliver
to you a wonderful cake that will
be the surprise-sensation of the oc
casion. And the cost will be no
greater than would be your expense
baking at home.
The Ivins "household caddy" is
a great convenience. It keeps its
contents clean and fresh in your
pantry. All Ivins cookie-cakes and
crackers arc packed this sanitary
way, in addition to being sold in
bulk. Order household caddies
through your grocer. Wc deliver it
to him, for you.
Dr. Von's Health Biscuits
Crisp, tasty biscuits the nuturul treat
ment for constipation.
Two to six biscuits a day (eaten plain or
spread with butter, jam or jelly) will keep
you feeling fit and fresh. Druggists and
grocers sell Dr. Von's Health Biscuits in
scaled packages.
How to judge the
things your grocer sells
A grocer doesn't sell quality arti
tlcs ot pne kind and inferior articles
ot another. His entire line Is usually
ot me quality.
Thus, if he sells IVINS cookie-cakes
and crackers, it Is a reliable sign that
the rest of his stock is of the same
superior quality. You can depend on
the grocer who sells the IVINS pro
ducts to provide you with the Very
bat of things tu eat that jour money
can buy. J
The store where you seethe IVINS
sanitary display tins Is a store that is
worthy of your constant patronage.
..otonlyforcookie-cakes aPnd S
ers but for eie0thing in uroceries.
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" Baker of Good Biscuits in
Philadelphia Since 1846"
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