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GREEK CHAMBER
TO OPEN JAN. 17
IQ,?- Constantine Himself
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lOREST OF CONSULS
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Advance Through Serbia
Serb Frenches Literally Smothered by Artillery lit?*.
\\ lui?* Inferioi German Troop* I lad Nothing u>
Do bul Occupj Conquered l?nvns
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Dec 20. Serbia ha? ala unfortunate in **?* >" "
of her capitals, Fe1f**rade 1 unique in 111 ? ** rwpect,
me frontier line, 1)00 yard from th?* Auatrinn i"v-"
reed to abandon aM?*rsde H moved t..
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PARIS CONCEDES
loss IN VOSOI
1 reach Quits Killed dirl
Alsace Church, Wounded
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Writer Says That German
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New lira.
HINTS U. S. WILL GET
TRADE KAISER LOST
I elk of Movement Under Way
to Inspire Vital Blow
.it Militarism.
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? NEXT MEETING and CONCERT at |l
LESLIE HALL, Broadway and 83d Street a1
0 TUESDAY EVENINO, JAN. 4SA0 I*, iff. ?.J
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COL. HARVEY URGES BREAK
< easr UrlaHim? nnd I rl l.rrmany ?nrl
Auatrin Mnk?- Nixt Move.
"What in kappealag la tas Meditar?
mean n?>w la the rery sxtreme "(
humiliation (??! u i," said * olon? I
George Harvey esterdey it> urging m>
immediate diplomatic r>r.-'.k with th?i
nation found t., be reaponaible far ths
loss nt th?* ivrsin <ir the Gleagvle.
"Germaay nr',1 Aaatrla, il Is '?"ur, re?
gard themselTes as in nowise boend hy
th??ir B?ior'ioiis in not? | ts OBI i rl
meat," daelarad Colonel Harvey. "They
aill ?ontinvi?' to play tust, and loOM
with us. if they lay the blame for
the??* Init atraeltles an a Turkiah sub?
marine ?-an wo I.?? eipeeti l to begin
v.-ritiri|f i.otr?, to T'iri
There Is jus*. r to da, ? I ?
i oui ?" eould not be plainer. W?
to eatabllsh th? fael as to the n?
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for tin? lossf? and then break diplo?
matic intercours? al one? fo delay in
this ihould ha countei in? I Lei
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ST. CHRISTOPHERS ASKS AID
Hum?? from Which th<> Hheperds ?adopt?
ed ? Ho* Issues \|ip?;il.
Bl i aiiatopher*! H? m? for D? I tul
'hildren. freu whlcli Mr. and Mr?.
' ird adept? d i "in in
November, I an uiipcnl for
aid. At th?? home are 125 boj
girls, all of wh ,l by
roluntary subscription. Il
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?h?- president, 1 I
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1rs. John D. A
W. II. I..- ird, Mr-, r. W
Ormiston, Mra. I' S Ward, M
W. Erskine and '?' Ms ?
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Prof ??" '?
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GARRISON LIKELY
TO GO ON BENCH
Wilson Believed to Favor
Him for Justice Lamar's
Place.
HAY MAY HEAD
WAR DEPARTMENT
Solicitor (ieneral Davis and P.
W. Lehmann Other Candi?
dates for Judgesfcip.
Was! ngton, Jai leeretai
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prrnie bench. Per m
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Tomorrow Opens _m GREAT WINTER SALE OF CLOTHING
That Challenges fa Attention of All Thinking Ken
Runt the Sttiru
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r^?fcA for this Announcement
In Tonight's Papers
It will be "on the street" in early editions soon after
von reach vom office. ?Send out and get a newspaper
And Read the Story I
It is the story of the great annual winter clothing sale?
one ol the two big sales of the year at the Wanamaker Store,
It is a story that no business or professional man who
wants to keep up with the news of the (lav ran afford
to miss.
It is a sale that no man wanting clothing can afford
to miss.
The Mens Store Opens Tomorrow
at 7:30 ?Expressly for This Sale
Last year?in a similar sale hundreds o? men were wait?
ing tor the doors to open at 7.30.
This year ?come and see for yourself, tomorrow,
Wednesday.
It is a better sale even than last year, larger in stocks
and variety; even better in the character o? the clothing.
There are 6,565 suits and 6.2 34 overeo?.ts made- by -I
of the foremost manufacturers in New York, Roches!
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston. All freshly made except
our own stocks which go into the sale because1 the new
clothing is the same grade at much lower prices.
Read the Story Tonight!
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway ?'it Ninth Street, Xew York.

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