The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06

The voting closed at sundown and
the full result probably win be pub
OKhed tomorrow.
There were NO serious invidents.
The Greek princes now In Athens
voted In the morning.
The ballotjnG Wis not secret. Sol
diers went to the vittng places In pla-
toons, carrying rAotos OF Constant1ne'
One Of the vo ing stations was IN
cathedral, whern groups Of boys were
distributing ballots on which was
written the names OF Constantine for
the affirmative, or the voter wrote the
equivalent for "no" If he wished to-
vote negatively. The slip OF paper
was then handed In and dropped into
box.
Athens, Greece, Dec. 5.-(By The
Associated Prsss)-The pleoisctto to
determine the wishes Of the Greek
King Constantine to the Greek throne,
began, according to plan, throughout
Greece this morning. >
Constantine CONFIDENT
L.ucerne, Switzerland. Dec. 5--(By tn
Associated Fress)-Formcr King. Con
stantinc, Of Greece. and his household
in Greece will result overwhelmingly II
Constantinc'S favor that the day ma!
pesn robbed of the usual election da!
suspense, such as is known i'll tn
United States. They admit. however
that IL the allies are in earnest i Il
possibie after returning 10 A,hAn:
might find that the countrys best III
forests necessitate his ahdtC;Ltion. For
mer Foreign Minister Streitt, tonStah
tines chief advisor said today ne &
l!cycd such Il contingency "improhab!r.
Constantine and his family attcnde'
the usual orthodox Greek service in tn
Hotel Chapel this morning and other
wise spent the day without indicating
he was aware his defeat after three
and one half years OF exile. oepcn"'
upon the Greek peoples ATTITUDE toda
At luncheon time Constantine Win M
seven year-"ld daughter, PRINCESS Hei
enc Irene Catherine, on his arm, skIpPe'
down the hall to private dining roni,
Followed closely by lrincr laul, wiz
Princess Eileen on his arm, both o
Them hopping and skipping.
Constantine. does not expect To neg
rho trst returns from tho plehiscit'
before Monday afternoon. SO conttd'n
are he and his supporters here that tn
nlebIscite Is looked upon rs rather IcS
than formality. as they consider IN
recent election in Greece was Il real "N
pressIon of the peoples viii. The for
rer King and Nj. STREET. show little, /
ouy concern over the attitude OF IN
allies. Even newspaper reports tina
Frauca. Great Britain and Italy' haT'
agreed to Withdraw financial suppor
from Greece failed to cause more thai
n deprecatory smile on NJ. StrS1ts race
M. STREET. refused TO express an opin
ion hut the general feeling among ~
Greeks here Is: DO the allies want I'M
C;resk army TO remain in Asia Minor o
are they able to send The necessaT!
force there I'd replace the Greeks, wh'
would have ?" hr realized y hn;'nc'F
.,nnort {G wit htlrawu!'
Cnnstantlnc'S followers say thcE r"
gard the allied note and threat ot WIN
travail OF financial aid as well as t'I'
~ revision Of tn" S"v"r"st treaty, !"
mostly prediction campaign thunUr
drsignnd TO affect the plchiScite IN
comment of the Greeks here on inc a
lied threat might r. summarized as lo'
lows: .... ,re :.
well as the allies. will know what cncc
their threats have had.
Athens. Dec I--(Ry the ASsociat''
pressl-A note declaring In elect ina
the Savres treaty between III" ailiss am
Sr,rkey must be modified. should lot
mer King Constantine return 10 h'
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