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The evening world., 1916-12-02
TERROR IN ATHENS
As FORCES CLASH IN
BATTLES IN STREETS

LONDON, Dec. AFTER n day Of
terror In Athens, In which Venezelists
fought Royalists and Greek troops
fired upon Entente forces which had
been landed. according TO Vice-Ad-
mlral du Fournet to maintain order,
truce was arranged.
King Constantine finally agreed TO
surrender the mountain guns de-
manded by the allies and the latter
are Withdrawing their troops with
the exception OF small guard.
Disturbances began as soon as the
Allied troops were landed. Greek
troops fired on the Entente force
which occupied the Zappeion. while
Reservists and venezeIists exchanged
shots in the streets. A pitched battle
between the opposing Greek forces
occurred In Stadium street. The
casualties have not been ascertained.
but IL is known several civilians were
killed.
The Dutch and Spanish ministers
fnally intervened and Induced the
King 10 surrender the guns on con-
dition that the Entente withdraw tho
troops, except 300 left In the Zap
peion. According to information from
n source close TO the Greek Govern
ment, Admiral Du Fournet teie-
phoned to Premier Iambros suggest
ing an arnistice. which was effected
after a conference Of the Premier
with the King.
While the conference was in prog
ress an deven after the French Min
lister had been summoned TO take
part In Il guns continued TO boom.
Special dispatches from Athens say
the French bombarded the hill be-
hind tho Palace.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
'"''''" on 5'i Ct csffSH Ton HOSIERY
To Allow Imports From America
on Orders Placed Before
Oct. i5.

LONDON, Dec. e.-Acting on strong
representations made by American
exporters and transmitted here by the
American Department OF State. the
British Government to-day decided to
permit the importation OF all orders
for American cotton hosiery placed
before Oct. i3. 1916. and shipped be-
fore April I. 1917
This is considered by the Govern
ment to be an important concession.
since during the hrst ten months OF
1916 Great Britain imported more
than two and a half million pairs OF
cotton hose from America. compared
with the Importation of slightly more
than six hundred thousand pairs in
The evening world., 1916-12-02
GOLDEN WAY ILLUMINATED
TOMORROW NIGHT, TOO.

When the end OF the Golden Way Is
reached, at Thirty-third Street, the
President and the members OF his
party will enter the Waldorf Thirty
minutes later. at 73o. dinner will be
served In the grand ballroom.
Along the Golden Way will he 5000
United States Boy Scouts under the
direct command OF Gen. Il. 4. McAlpin
and 5000 Park Playground children n
under Supervisor william ]. Lee.
In order that those who wish 10 re-
main at the Battery all evening may
sec tho illumination OF the Golden Way
later, the New York Edison Company
has arranged TO provide the current
free for the lighting OF Fifth Avenue
tomorrow night.
Mayor Mitchell will be the toast
master at the dinner, The first speak
er will be former Senator Chauncey NJ
Depew. who made the commemorative
address at the dedication OF the Statue
in 1856. Ambassador Jusserand will
speak next. lie will bc followed by
Henry L. Doherty, President OF the
Society for Electrical Development, and
by Ralph Pulitzer.
George Dostal. a leading American
concert tenor, will sing during tho din.
ner
The Whitehall Club will he open
all this afternoon for the benefit OF
the members OF the committee, at the
request OF Dock Commissioner Il. A
G. Smith.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
SERMON O|SQUAlIF|ES
PASTOR FOR WEDDING
German Embassy Decides Against
DR.. Mckim for Baron von
Schoen Ceremony.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-The Rev.
Dr. Randolph II. McKim OF the
Church Of the Epiphany did not ON
ciate, as had been expected, at the
marriage at noon to-day OF the Baron
Won Schoen. secretary OF the German
Embassy. and Miss Catherine Birney
OF this city. because the German En-
bassy decided he had disqualified
himself by his Thanksgiving Day SER
mon, In which he assailed Germany
for deportation of Belgians.
In his sermon the Doctor declared
TO all their outragcs against civili-
zation the Teutonic powers have now
added the infamous crime of enslav-
Ing a whole population"
DR.. McKim said .o-day he was in
clined to agree with the decision Of
the Embassy that his sermon made
1t Inappropriate for him to officiate
ut the ceremony.
The wedding was attended by Count
Won Bernstorff. Countess Won Bern
storff and members OF the Embassy
stan. Baron Won Schoen is about to
be transferred to Mexico.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
SERB|ANS HOLDING
POSITIONS GAINED
BEFORE MONAST|R
Violent Attacks East of River
Cerna Repulsed, Says
Paris Report.

PARIS, Dec. A violent attack
was made last night on the Serbian
position north OF Grunishte, on the
Macedonian front. cast Of the Cerna
River bend. The War Ofice an
nounced to-day that the attack had
been repulsed.
The text OF the announcement is az
follows:
AT a point east OF the River
Cerna Serbian troops on the ist
OF December repulscd violent
attack of the enemy upon their
positions TO the north OF Grunishte.
There has been artillery fight
ing in the region OF Monastir.
where the bad weather continues"
A Havas despatch from Corfu gives
the following official Serbian state
men,:
Among the prisoners taken by
our troops on the Salonica front
were Scrbians whom the Bulga-
rians had recruited on Serbian
territory. Incorporated in their
regiments and sent to the front"
LONDON. Dec. 2.-Bad weather has
prevented major operations on the
Serbian front. according TO an ON
cial statement issued by the Serbian
War Department covering operations
up TO yesterday. The text OF the
statement follows:
bad weather and fog continued
yesterday TO interfere with our
operations. Nevertheless there was
a certain amount OF local fighting
and artillery duels. notably In the
region OF Grunishte and Sckol,
where the fighting In the last few
days has been very hot"
BERLIN. Dec. (by wireless 10
Sayville). Attempts OF Entente
forces yesterday to advance on the
Macedonian front resulted In failure,
the War ofilcc announces. The OH =
cial report from this front follows:
"On the Macedonian front ad-
vanccs OF the Entente northwest
OF Monastir and near Grunishte
again were without any success"
The evening world., 1916-12-02
JOSEPH BROOKS ESTATE
IS LEFT TO THE WIDOW
value Is Not'Disclosed in the Filing
OF the Theatrical Mana
gers Will.

The estate OF Joseph Brooks. the
atrical manager, who fell to his death
last Monday. is left to his widow.
Elva Adele Brooks. who is named as
cxecutrix in will filed to- day. The
VIII was executed In December. 1907,
and was witnessed by Mortimer
rlshel, counsel for klaw g. Erlanger.
and Harry A. Lee.
The value of the estate is not dis
closed in the papers and Rose e.
Paskus. attorneys. who filed the In
strument would not say whether Il
was large or small. There Is no real
property.
Besides his widow Mr.. Brooks is
survived by his daughter, known on
the stage as Virginia Fox Brooks.
She is appearing with william FavI
ersham I'm Getting Married" ~
The evening world., 1916-12-02
WAS BORN A BURGLAR.
Bold Defense Made by hoy Caugh,
In Brooklyn.

Max Stimmel. fifteen years old OF No.
1903 81. Johns Place. told Justice Wilkin
In the Children's Court In Brooklyn
to-day that he was a ! irglar because
"he was born that way" The boy was
held for examination on the charge that
he had broken into second story win
dow OF the home of John a. wilkins,
No. 1900 Union Street. Nov. 20 and
stolen i20 pieces OF sllverwarc. three
watches and other Jewelry. lie was ar
rested to-day by Detective Wackerly
when he visited "A pawnshop. where ne
had tried to sell the silyerware.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
THROAT CUT; FIND NO KNIFE.
wounded Man at Brighton Beach
Furnishes Police with Myster,.

Just before noon to-day a we'll
iressod man about forty-e' ;ht years old
staggered throush the door OF the
Winter Pool at Brighto Beach, threw
MIS- hands ABOVE his head and fell for
ward on his face, Two attends n 3
found his throat had been cut. lie was
Jaken To tho coney Island Hospital in a
lying condition.
The police call II attempted suicide.
Their search Of the immediate neghhor-
mood OF the White Pool for a razor or
knife revealed no such article
In one Of the mans oockets uas a
card which read
&c, g, Amoss. No 66O6 Twentieth
street. Drooklyn,'
The evening world., 1916-12-02
COMES TO
GIVE SIGNAL TONIGHT
SETTING LIBERTY ACLOW
Continued from First Page.)

Ambassador and Mrs. Gerard TO the
Maynower The Mayors Committee
OF Two Hundred. with their ladies'.
go on board the u. S. s. San Fran
cisco and Yankton. and the naval
procession heads toward the har-
Dor, while salutes are fired from the
anchored battleships.
LIGHTS TO BLAZE As pREsI.
DENT GIVES SIGNAL.
At 5i5 the Maynower. the San
Francisco and Yankton will lie 100
yards of Bedloe's Island. Simul-
taneously a red rocket and a wireless
signal. the latter sent by the Presi-
dents own hand. will announce to
tho watching throngs and to the
waiting operator in the new food
lighting plant. that Liberty is to leap
forth In radiance. As the light Is
turned on. the twenty one gun salutes
OF the battleships lying In the harbor
will sound.
BY o'clock the San Francisco and
fankton will have discharged their
passengers to navy tugs which will
land them at Pier A. The members OF
the committee and their wives will at
once enter waiting electric automo-
biles. Then the President and Mrs.
Wilson. leaving the Mayfiower. will
enter the car which win head the
procession.
Battery Park will be encircled by
lights of every sort. Ruth Law in
an Illuminated aeroplane will still
be nying high around the Statue of
Liberty. after ascending from Gov
ernor's Island at $40. with lights
spelling Liberty" and magnesia fre
adding to the spectacle. The Aquar-
ium will be Illuminated and skyscrap-
ers will be lighted up.
At the very head OF the ocession
will be an escort of mounted police
under Inspector Myers. Next will
come an illuminated noat bearing
symbolic figures, Peace and Plenty.
Then will come the President and
Mrs. Wilson. followed by members O;
their party. members OF the Mayors
Committee. citizens who fall In with
their cars and Illuminated buses
bearing the 50-piece Boys Ambrose
Orphans Band OF st. Malachy's
Home. Far Rockaway. which will
have entertained the Battery crowds
before the Presidents arrival.
Past Bowling Green into lower
I
through Park Row into Lafayette
I Street. from Lafayette Street through
| Fourth Street into Thompson Street
and 80 through Washington Square
into Fifth Avenue the procession will
continue. AS Fifth Avenue Is reached
Z Peace and Plenty will strew before
/ the automobile OF the President arm.
/ fuls of flowers given by Fifth Avenue
| florists.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
BATTLE STILL RACES
ON CARS0 PLATEAU
Vienna Reports Terrific Artillery
Duel With Italians South
east of Gorizia.

VIENNA. Friday, Dec. (via Lon
don. n).-Niolent artillery fighting on
the Austro- Italian front Is reported
by the War Office, which to-day
made the following announcement:
The artillery duel southeast OF
Gorilla and On the Carso Plateau
continued with varying Ia. nsity.
Several ammunition depots were
exploded by our fire. In various
Carinth.an and Tyrol"rn sectors
violent artillery actions occurred.
Hostile airnen dropped bombs
in the Adige Valley without caus-
ing damage"
The evening world., 1916-12-02

Tine hills south Of Athens had been
renewed with an artillery attack by
Franco British naval forces.
The same correspondent was
authority for the staomcnt that ships
In tho Zapperon feet had fired toward
the hills and that two shells had fallen
nea1 the centre OF the city.
II IL feared. the Star despatch de-
cIared. that thirty-nve French ma
rlncs have been taken prisoners by
the Greek forces.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
Programme of Ceremonies
Mauguratung Liberty Light

Presidents party arrives At Pennsyvana Station at Ss
p N. Proceeds with police escort to Egheth Street landing,
North River, accompanied by Mayor Mitchell Senatoreect
Calder and Ralph Pulitzer.
Members Of Mayors Committee Of 20O with ladies' board
u y San Francisco and Yankton T. NJ at landing
Maynower, San Francisco and Yankon head down stream
from on Egheh Street landing the Sperry searchight keep
Ing It's rays above the Presidents yacht
Ruth Law In aeropane, ascends from Governors Island
and circles Statue Of Liberty at $50 T. N.
Maynower, San Francisco and Yankon lie OF Bedoes ISL
and at 5.45 r. M.
Signal for illumination Of statue given by wireless by Pesi
dent Wilson end BY rocket from Mayiower NJ 6i Battle
ship salute and @L.I.BER.TY" In letters Of
light Miss Laws aeroplane
Statue Of Liberty Illuminated by food lighting. 545
Members Of Mayors Committee dlsembark at Pier A. North
River at P.M
President and Mrs. Wilson take place at head Of electric
automobile parade
Parade leaves Battery before ESQ I. NJ.
President and Mrs. Wilson arrive at Waldorf Astoria at
7P.M.
Dinner celebrating the illumination, President and
Mrs. Wilson guests Of honor served In
Pm.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
GREGORY. WILL LEAVE
CABINET NEXT MONTH
Attorney General Plans to Practice
Law in Houston-Heney
May Succeed Lane.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 2.--United
States Attorney General Gregory.
who has been here to arrange for
changing his legal residence from
Austin to Houston. informed close
personal friends that he expected to
retire from the Cabinet the latter
part Of December or early in jan
uary.
His original intention was to have
his resignation go into effect Dec. 1,
but he postponed such action at
President Wilson's urgent request.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
MACKENSEN FORCE
REPORTED HALTED
NEAR BUCHAREST


Carpathians took more than 1000
prisoners.
Front OF Field Marshal Won
Mackensen--The engagements in
Wallachia are developing into a
great battle. The army which
left the mountains southeast OF
Campulung has gained ground in
the wooded mountains on both
sides OF the Dambovtza sector
during engagements.
ION the Argos, southeast OF
Pitesci. the first Roumanian army
which offered battle has been
broken through and defeated.
after a tenacious struggle by Ger
man and Austro- n ungarian
troops. Already Bavarian Reserve
Regiment No. is, which has fire.
quently distinguished itself, has
pushed ahead to the Division Staff
Headquarters. where from Inn
prisoned officers Of the General
STAFF were taken orders proving
that In the position through
which we had broken the First
Army should have fought TO the
last man. The commander of tho
army. apparently aware OF the
poor morale OF his troops, added
to an exalted Latin expression
that he expected them to with
stand and fight TO the death
against the cruel barbarians,' tho
menace OF death was set forth,
Immediately TO be executed upon
towards In his army.
Further down, to near the
Danube. we have fought our way
TO the Argos.
"Thc number OF prisoners taken
on Dec. as far as II II possible
TO enumcrate them at present was
fifty-ono officers and 5000 OF the
rank and file. and the booty forty
nine cannon and 100 loaded am
munition carts. In addition to
many hundred other military We
hicles.
I'm Dobrudja, Bulgarian troops
rcpulscd strong attacks by the
Russians,"
The evening world., 1916-12-02
FIREMAN SAVES FATHER.
Latter Went 90 sleep smoking and
He'd Caught Fire.

Henry w. Curdc. bcdridden from
paralysis In his apartments at No. 2062A
Bcrgen street. Brooklyn. went to sleep
with pipe I'm his mouth early to-day
and his bed caught fire. lie was saved
from burning to death by his son.
Henry jr.. city firema-. who was re-
turning from duty.
DR.. Coogan took Mr. Curde. who is
sixty-two years old. to st. Mary's Hos
pital. where he is in precarious condi-
tion from burns about the face. arms
and abdomen.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
DIED.

M'NULTY.--Dcc. 2 1919. FRANCIS j.,
beloved son of Mary A, and the isss6
Patrick II. McNulty. age "a. brother OF
Helen NJ. Irene T., Alice q. and Ed
ward j.. John. Robert and Virginia Mo-
Nulty.
Funeral from the residence of his
mother, Great Neck L. /
Interment Chicago. H.. leaving Grand
Central station Monday. 1890 A. NJ.
ROBtRTSON.-Drc. l. after "a long III
ness ALBERT ROBERTSON.
Funeral VIII take place - No. 2ls
East 9TH st.. on Dec. 8. Ht . T. N.
Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
LAY DEATHS TO ENGINEER.
Verdict In KinGsland, n. D., Acct
dent, whore Train Killed -Four.
tsr-~isi to The Evening World

HACKENSACK. N j., Dec. 2.-The
Coroner's jury that heard the evidence
In the accident at the Lackawanna de-
pot at Kingsiand on Tuesday evening.
In which four munition plant employees
were killed. has returned n verdict that
Engineer Earl was wholly responsible
for the fatality. running his train into
the depot while another was receiving
passengers.
The Jury also urged that he be mp
pretended and held to await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
FOUND DEAD IN HORSE CAR.
Charles Gallagher, Brooklyn, Had
bruise on Tempie-Thre- Arrests.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2.--Charles
Gallagher OF No. sis Myrtle Avenue.
Brooklyn. was found dead In a horse
car on train reaching this city to- day
from Washington.
The mans left temple was bruised.
Three other men In the car were ar
rested.
gallagher was thlrty-six years old
ana unmarried. His three brothers
ana two skaters live at the Brooklyn
address, The family owns consider
hblo property in the neighborhood
ono of the brothers said that Charles
nau NOT pren home since early in Sep
iembcr For several years no had
been with an advertising firm IN this
city, hut recently had been Interested
In tho racing business
The evening world., 1916-12-02
900 Toandrymcu Get Advance oi
Ten Per Cent.

PITTSBURGH, Doc. 2.--Tho Marshall
Foundry Company, with plants in Pitts
burgh and Black Lick, Pa, to-day an
nounced an increase OF ten per cent.
in the wage of it, employees. More
than 1000 man will be affected.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
WIDOW DIED OF EXPOSURE.
Mrs. Carey. Os, wandered Into
Bungalow. where Body was Found

UUHfHI"W' WHrTe UOUy VIM F"UHU.
Police investigation has established
that Mrs. Theresa Carey OF No. sos
Eleventh Street. Brooklyn. whose body
was found last night in an unoccupied
bungalow at Thirty-seventh Street and
Canal Avenue. Coney Island. died from
exhaustion and exposure. She was six
ty-eight years old
She wandered away from home nov.
Is. She evidently walked all the way
to the Sea Gate end OF Coney Island.
Probably very tired. she entered the
bungalow and died there.
Mrs. Carey was the widow OF John
Carey. n Manhattan police detective.
shot and killed by burglars twenty -four
years ago.
The evening world., 1916-12-02
GERMANS JAIL CANADIANS.

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. 2,--The British
Government has learned through the
United States Ambassador AT Berlin that
a number Of Canadian soldiers held In
Germany as prisoners of war have been
The evening world., 1916-12-02
Great britain Has New Master
General of Ordnance

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Msjor Gen. Sir
Stanley Il. Won Donop was to-day re-
placed as Master General %: Ordnance
in the British army by Major Gen. Will
lam r. Furse a member Of the General
tuf
The evening world., 1916-12-02
y. J. Heney 20 Go Into Wilson
Cabinet Is Report.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2.-It is re-
ported here that Francis j. Heney
will be appointed to the Cabinet TO
succeed Franklin X. Lane. who, the
report adds. Is to retire as Secretary
OF the Interior.
The evening world., 1916-12-02

sentenced 10 twelve years. impr:son.
ment.
The nature Of the ofYenses is unknown.
THESE prisoners are not allowed to re-
ceive the special parcels Of foods con-
signed from England to war prisoners.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-28
canton's City of the Dead.

In Canton, about eighty miles from
Hongkong, there is a place known as
the City of the Dead. There are 1914
small houses, in each of which a corpse
Is lodged at the rate of 500 for the
first three months, and then at re-
duced rate until the geomancers en-
ployed by the relatives Of the dead
person decide when and where the
corpse shall be buried. Silk or paper
lanterns and imitation fruit are hung
from the roof. There are screens in
each room between the door and the
coffin. Tea, fruit and any other kind
of food which the dead person liked
when on earth are placed on an altar
before the coffin each morning. There
are cardboard servants standing about
to wait on him with pipes or cardboard
cups of tea. There are also two hand
some paper females placed there to
guide his spirit on the way to heaven.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-28
Serial No. 01S62S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, October
q, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that on No
vember 10, 1897 A. J. Harrell made
Forest Lieu Selection No IT, now
serial No O1S62S, under the act of
June 4, 1897, go Stat, 36), for the
following described tracts of lands,
then unsurveyed but now surveyed.
SEA NEA, section II, S19 NWA,
SWA NEA, E1s SWA, E1s seq, sec
ton "a, NJ NWH, NWA NEA, sec
ton 25 NWA NWH, section 26, town
ship 16 south, range 10 east, Boise
meridian, and on July 81, 1916, the
Utah Construction Company, of Ogden,
Utah, filed an application to substi-
tute, by amendment, the NEE NW19
in lieu of the SWH NWH, section "a,
said township and range, said COM
pany claiming to be the transferee OF
the selected lands.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands above described, de-
string to object because of character
of the land, or fer any other reasons,
to the disposal to the applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest in this
object on or before the 23rd day OF
January, 1917.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-28

Boise Meridian, on Wednesday, Jan
uary %. 1877 at 10 o'clock a. m, to
the highest and best bidder, accord
ing to the terms and conditions laid
down in the statutes of the State of
Idaho, the following stray stock, to-
wit:
l large red COW.
1 Jersey COW.
l Jersey heifer, coming two years
old.
l Jersey heifer, coming one year
old
l red steer, coming one year old.
Hereford steers, one year old.
None of the above described stock
branded. The aforesaid stock were
taken up by Edward Vance on the
aforesaid premises, described above
herein, on Tuesday, December II, 1916,
and are being held subject to redemp-
ton by the owner as provided by law,
or subject to sale. according to law
G. NJ DEARING,
Constable
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-28
Wonderful Flash.

The wonderful freaks and pranks Of
lightning were being described mi
nutely in the smoking room of the Chi
cagO Athletic club.
A broker described the most remark
able freak of all-namely. the entry
of a flash of forked lightning into n
nursery. where 1t burned all the hair
off baby's head without hurting the
hid in the least
George AIDE coughed.
"A remarkable freak of lightning
Town Brook way" he said, twas calico
TO my attention yesterday. It seems
flash of blue forked lightning snaked
lis way into Brook barber shop. gave
customer a hair SINCE and then rang
up the proper amount on the cash
register"
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-28
Are You Going to Have a
Public Sale!

l am again prepared to clerk youI
sale and purchase your paper. and am
ia position to quote you rates that ]
am certain will appeal to YOU as at
tractive.
l have a plan for the arrangement
of terms that appeals to the various
purchasers as being more equitable
than those formerly in vogue In this
community, and that will, at the same
time, save money for the man hold
ing sale.
If you are contemplating holding 3
sale. let me submit my proposition 4
you.
i have money available for real es
tate loans and at attractive rates.
G. A. ROBINSON,
Rooms / and 2. Bank & Trust Com
pany Building. ADV