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PAGE EIGHT ' TURKISH BATH WEAPON S Creeks "Parboiled" and Then Richmond Man Sent Out Into Cold. Flml " " sh Katitlli Charges if Frightful Atrocltie* by .... , c _ " ... L ' Richmond, S< i Turkish Officials Made by ... ... _ ^ ...... * his home in the Doctor White. . ? , , . . at 6 o clock ton _ . contractor, foui Charges that Turkish officials dec- . . , .. Imated the Greek population along ' ' ,l the Black sea coast, 250,000 men. worn- baby boy and n and children living between Slnope 'a'a"y wounded and Ordou, without the shedding of killed herself. Mood but by M;>arbolllng" the victims When the fa In Turkish baths and turning them o'clock this mor half-clad out to die of pneumonia or was In the best other Ills In the snow of an Anatolian pared his breal winter, are made in a letter from Dr. btm ibout the i George E. White representative of the maUc revolver , American committee for relief In the . near East. he said' exprea Slnope was the birthplace of the l'e explained tl philosopher Diogenes, Doctor White re- her Hn(' w'ent t calls, and Ordou Is Just beyond Cape It is believed Jason, which Is still preserved In mem- der and suicide ory of the Argonauts and the Golden an hour after l Fleece. When he returi The letter, written to Prof J P. Robert Mereer Xenldes, secretary of the Greek relief . , . . . . committee here, described the new )n- ' ( <>a( 11 method of ridding the land of Its In- nine' waK also habitants which. It Is said, was some- through the bre what different from that employed by three bullet woi the Turks against the Armenians. in the doorway The worst of the crimes laid to the jorie Moncure ! Turks, according to Doctor White, were 0jtjt was alive, committed In the winters of 1010 and "Daddy " she 1917, when orders were issued for the , _ . deportation of the Greeks along the ' Black sea coast. The people, he wrote, aNf* ><M'n r,J111 were crowded into the steam rooms of won 1 foine' the bnths in Chorum under the pre- The child wai tense of "sanitary regulations," and and an oporatb after being tortured for hours were hope of saving turned out of doors ipto snow almost tonight held oul knee-deep, and without lodging or food. ery. -"f Their garments, which had been * taken from them for fumigation, were lost, ruined or stolen. Most of the MEETING ,V victims, ill-clad and shivering, con- Qp \|TT01VI tracted tuberculosis and other pulmonary diseases and "died In swarms" on the way to exile, the letter de- Dealers of Two dared. Association? Doctor White said that In the prov- ^ ( , , , jiH-e nr ourra, wnere tnere were more! thnn 20.0(H) village Greeks, now less than 13,000 survive and every Greek charlotte. Se settlement has been burned. The number of orphans, Including some Armen- ence ll> ' Ian and Turkish children. In the en- sociation of Ai tire district. It was said, aggregated the carolinas c< 00,000. Since the armistice, the doctor wrote, many of the deportees have 'la!' ol Sou been returning to their ruined homes, club today lmm? eon given by the Where He Would Hrve Been. ^ out.oMown In the pouring ruin the other day, James G. Balfour, the banker, was *^ct llt('ben. standing In front of the Quaker Clt.v Greenville; A. bank, of which he is a director, when ^ ,, vvickmat an Irishman durted across the street. Mr. Balfour. with that kindly and McMilhan. \\ consoling manner which Is habitual Kishel, Winslun with him, offered u pleasantry. "If Greenboro. J. 1 this was good liquor," ho said, "you c. B. Blalock. I wouldn't he coining so qub-k." N-air ,i|ul A "If this was goo,1 liquor " the Irish- j ,un(t man f..,shed hack, I ,1 be Jumping down the sewer bole."?I'inludelpkla I of the nronosf . , worked out. It NOTHIXfi KLSK I.IKK IT ward by the e ^ IN AANCASTF.K. I he name of t There has n?^?r hetwi anything in lor|,,ed would li Lancaster with t^* UySTANT action niotive Trade a of simple buckthtmii bark. glycerine. was called f?r ? etc., as mixed in Vdler-i-ka. ON.J1 '?tte, a* which I SPOONFUL flushesA the KNTIKE f?eted f?'' ? bowel tract so couiplVely it relieves a convention ei ANY CASK sotir s^r>ma)di, gas or con- tbose present t stipation and presents Vppendicities. selves >n l'avor The INSTANT, plfasant ifctton of Ad- convention city ler-i-ka suprises both doctors and pa- sentiment of t tients. \ be 24th will 11 J F. Mackey Co, iJrugglqtii. official meeting IIIBl' \ A Brilliant Review of Brillia Apparel?Millinery, Fur YOUR LANCASTER DEF "The Best Plac -mm* THE LANCASTER -LS HERSELF ,j , ?=T-= ,LING CHILDREN (ff Returns to Homo to ambles?One Child i f Wounded. I / ?pt. 4.?Returning to! JLL? > outskirts of the city [ J ight, C. B. Slaughter, | id that his wife had \ X their 16-months-old \ Ine-year-old daughter,! their third child and| k?. iAr, i _? c I n-5, ian icn uuiiiu ui a r T-" P"* J ning. he says, his wife \ of spirits, having pre- t^lwfiCAW^ (fast. She had asked /ff^ I \\^7 operation of an auto- / I I \\n he kept in the house. I\ \ \ |L ? r\f sing fear of tramps. / j # | 1 te use of the gun to / -Ji// ? X o work. 9?-v that the double mur- S&r ' V) I was committed within *'v /\ \/2 :he father left home. J // x/ ' ted tonight he found // 1 M Slaughter, the baby II / , V I k is bed, Evelyn, aged I I \ dead in bed. shot / I jf \| M ast. The mother with / I t l| I mds in her chest, lay J ! \ 1 of the bedroom. Mar-, I ; \ 1 Slaughter, four years I |/j \ \ cried as her father J ' \ \ m of the tragedy, "I ig for mama all day. s taken to a hospital 4-g* w?n||f an performed in the her life, but doctors t little hope of recov- i/)Y* r CHARLOTTE OBILE DEALERS ('airolinas Form An Another Meeting For sept. M. J" >| \T /** A L,/iiYC/id pt. 4.?The confer:he local Dealers' Asltomotive Dealers of jnved in the banquet . A them Manufacturers' ?d lately after a lunch local dealers. Among ?...., prettent o. GIRL IS NAMED CITY CLERK Atlanta: O. 1". MUM. Wl|dw<1()d (N j , CommlMloner. OI?? M. Glbbs. Columbia; Appointment to Mis* Helen 1. Charleston; W. D. Qeieenberger. ilmington. Lindsay wildwood. N. T^At the regular -Salem; It. (J. Sloan, weekly meeting of the Wildwood cltj 2. Johnson. Durham; commissioners, Miss Helen Gelsen Vadesboro; L. A Me- berger. acting city clerk, was appointee Ilutto, Florence. Fol- 0,t-v c,erk- Miss Gelsenberger is th? heon the dealers went flr8t womnn far as we can learn to session where details J? appointed city clerk In New Jersey She is nineteen years of age und a d organization were gra,iuate of the commercial depart' was announced alter- nient of the Wildwood high school xecutive session that Last year she was assistant in th? he association t?> be board of trade, from which place sh? e The Carolinas Auto- to the city hall, where througt ssociatlon \ meeting ln,1?a,ry ""<1 Proof of executive obllltj September 24. in Char- J,? ??n the admiration of the dty co? ,., , missloners who promoted her to th< lime plans will be per- vacancy existing. ?rger association and ^ ty will be named. As oday expressed them- ACTOMOItlLK KOH SALE?Ovei of Charlotte as the land Club Roadster, four or flv , it is thought that the passenger car, in good running 01 he larger meeting on der; good tires and extra whec lame this cltv as the and tire. A bargain. George F place. Craven, News ofllce. % II ' ' b Cx / I 1 f \ ^ /rty ill Fashion Exhibit rednesday and Thursday / September 10 and 11 / al j. Nineteen Nineteen nt'Fashions Portraying the New in s and the Lesser Dress Needs. CE IS REQUESTED. * 'ARTMENT STORES e to Shop After All" \ ? NEWS. LANCASTER, S. C. X 1 ^ Mr. Friday , Septei ay a handsome and attractive Men's Custom Made Suits and WELCOME TO THE SHOWI TER DEPART ME "The Best Place to Shop After . ' ===yi Eating Walrus Meat 1 Bars Man From Army New York.?Rating wnlru? J f A 1 meat while In the nrrtle with Doctor Cook wore Sven Loev- MM 11 land's teeth down smooth and j == j cuused him to be rejected at re- i ? erulting headquarters here, al- ! T11K ('II/ ? though he wns otherwise in tine /\v c! \ I I' I" physical shape. i nALK K Whnn thn rtwiiiltlncr unronnnt f * ? .. \""m ?'?LT* NU H noticed the worn-down teeth he asked: KH1KS. Si" ) "What did that?eating Rum 1 . , . XT r|V > drops with Doctor Cook?" SwIjII I/IS 1i "No," replied Kven. 'That f gum-dvop stuff Is all bunk." wmmtmmmmmmmmmm . V =X ++++++++++ JAPS BUY PERU LAND, REPORT * + + - Acquisition of 800,000 Acres Seen as Miss Ettle Morris the Forerunner to a Colonic. pogUIon at hanca8tMr ' ?' O H oCnCtHVi I _ _ ___ Brothers. { Lima.?It Is reported that Dr. Aug-qs- ; Miss Bessie Cook to Durand, a prominent land owner , home after spending and proprietor of the newspaper La tn Charlotte and Is n I'rensa, has sold approximately 800,- ] parents. Mr. and Mrs b00 acres of land near Huonnco, on the I . Amazon watershed to a Japanese syn- I Jozle Roberts, I dlcat^. Three hndred thousand addl- lnK school nt Winga tlonal acres are In negotiation. The the past week-end at land Ilea In the suh-troplcal belt and Miss neile Hendrlx is suitable for sugar cotton, coffee. ^eU.end ln Heath 8 cocoa and similar products. This land ______ purchase Is considered the forerunner of a big Japanese colonization scheme Want Original Tuna. =h w New Haven, Conn.?To obtain a Ms 8 ?i... i rU MVVT U i &v? lll? I mr OVU? Kit J ft lit VAII" j lege Years," which in now sung to qJ JLmJ< "The Watch On the Rhine," the clans |tj of 1800, through Murray Dodge, its ! Jn _ _ secretary, has offered $1,000 as a | { [ r prize. The prudential committee of 11 1 the corporation received the notice ] JL J and selection of a tune Is to rest with J the alumni advisory hoard. E ^ ' 1 VVo are ac<1 I "Hitch in Side" Was 1 kn"w lhu pe"' Nine Broken Ribs (J T " ^ I J please both th St. T.ouis.?Thomas Morgan. . J the owner not M. walked Into the city dispen- * ... snry and asked doctors to take E- ^ <u 1 .nielli a look at his side. "I've got a ? I I will be at V hitch there and It's making me pp-Af VAT T] nervous," he told the doctors. ' t ' ' They found he had nine frac- t S US at le tured rihs and Internal hurts ? J and ordered him sent to the bos- , > J pltal. : } J "A wagon ran over me In East , IE / St. Louis." Morgan said, "but 1 ; [ * didn't pay any attention to a lit- [ ] rT" tie thing like that. Today my : J J[ side got to hurting me consider- ' ^ 1 / \ able and 1 thought I had a little j [ / touch of rheumatism that heeded , ? J i """" ?lljeflRfififafM V*. 1 ? FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1919. Charles Gross / y THE 1OTTE OBSERVER tRLOTTE OBSERVER WILL BE IVERY DAY AT TDK NEWS OFTREET SALES AND NO DWLIVNDAY'S OBSERVEH WILL BE HE ST BEET. parents. iEK. !' ^ + ^ ^ ^ .j, ^ Mr. Wylie Belk, of the Unity section, has been spending a while with has accepted a M|> Mart|n , ftne with the?Hirsch The many friends of Mr. Itolam! has returned j-Williams and Miss Lula Smith were the past week | very much surprised to hear of their ow visiting ^' r wedding which took place last Satur. J. M. Cook r May night. Their many friends wish who is attend-1 L te N. C\, spent ,ullcn nappiness. . home. j Migs Mae Cook spent the pant spent the past | week-end in Lancaster with her slsprlngs with her ter, Mrs. J. O. Taylor. AND and |i [OUSES || uainted with Lancastey'County values and K i }le. When yotl want/property sold place it I 2 has the reputation/of getting results that * 1 le seller and thejUuyer alike. Listings cost ? ] hir.g unless we/ttteke a sale. We can assist ! I j g terms to xi/t. Rhone me at any time and |H our service with k car to show you some jjl imt, mm iiiniiui VVCI. /"DO IT NOW" 1 M. HUGHES 1 LANCASTER, S. C.\ 3 EiEiaraiBfaiaisiiaraiiirarafarafgiEraiii Representative for g & Bros., Inc., Baltimore irill be with us ) and Saturday rnber 5th and 6th line of Woolens f Overcoats. NG NT STORES All" , ; J) f