.. lunged Wlth
I. .I‘II: HM‘.
I‘III.-I:t.lo. a Manchurian
II} gust oxer the Korean bord-
\Illllllillll‘ly shot himdreds of
. . II~'
.II.: without semblance
:I- l \IILIgcs. schools church-
. 4.1"? Inzzdt public In Cun-
stIlioued in 1Han-
“I“
, v. ,,
. ,1,
. ‘Jlli‘. 'llt‘S
., .. Korea.
." ,II~ I. I: to tin-so changes. Lieuten-
. .~I Huts. of tin» Japanese. lmr
- .;-I llll‘ .luraucse \Vnr 0f-
, . I I14: thv- Jupanesc sol-
I I.II: ‘ll'll I‘hIII‘I‘hcs and schools
-IIc-- had III-en obtained
III-III»; Ilsmi as centers
I<I*..-I-:In malconlcuts.
Runs IZI-slroz‘ed wcrc
IIII- inluidtnnls had
-‘I-‘ “-IIII the outlaws. He
\‘Illzig‘I-rs wcrc- exe-
I._\ the mili—
_;\"l."- IIIhOIilies.
w,“ (so I ll‘lll(l‘<l las :I-nt
. .-. llillIlS>illll to inn-sti-
.4II.IIII‘I of the troops. 'l‘his
.vI m I‘olI-III-l Alizumnchi.
nttucin- at \Vushiug-
”\lll‘
\‘.i‘u"
«I. I.)
.I \i.
Zill‘
.tI' in “.I: in
”"I‘ I)
Dr. S. H.
:1. physician
Presbyth-
who visited
‘x'IIIIIlmwiI: on Oclobcr
the .lurancsc wont.
Ill~ll II't. states:
I. I.-I-I.I~Ilwi below apply to
. ' Ilir‘lxll (If Kundo or (‘hicn-
Math-WI. purl of the prov-
(‘IIIIqu
moi.“ IIII- strongest pro-
.I., I'LIIIIn, has swnt over 15.000
‘ . I‘ :: part or ("hind with the
or wiping out of 0V-
wholc Christ—
stII-r-iully all young
I lili;~wll|l‘.ill'l"3.
a \I-uiIIIIIIIlliIIIIl.
llv‘ t‘nuziflinn
‘. " \‘l .II Youujunu.
; If~
' I I. \ .Ii‘H‘."
II ‘ ’I I‘_
in’ II
.- ‘ IIIIIIII
‘ ' ;III ‘1 '40 ”16'
. .II‘.‘
I _, I‘M-r village is daily lIciIIg
I-II. :InI‘I~th£- young
:-t prr-scnt~ v.0 hzuc
. I' I. .I_;I.~Hlll‘l'01lll(llilglhlSCll)
win-In! ll‘lllll fire or “hole.—
III‘ lInilv. 'l‘lw facts h0-
IIIIII-‘y accurate:
:i I'umplt‘lt‘ cordon of
it I‘unlry surrounded the
mistun Village of.1\'oraliawic
MIN: from the top of the val-
wr to the immense stacks of
V . i millet. barley and straw.
. ‘ . Ill dcrcd the occupants of the
( emsiIic. In each case. as the
II Mm stepped forth. he. was
I >I‘sl'lll, and, as he fell 2m his
. .v ';_Ips only hult‘ (lead. grout
hurning straw were thrown on
I. i ‘ H11.
. Ix shown the blood marks on
. .- mu caused by tho bayonet
- it :lictcd on the men as thcy
-. rise from the flumcs: in
l'IIE' fact that they had III-en
~ times at close range. The
rare soon charred beyond~ re-
The mothers. wives and
, .7:.- children were forc d spectav
I 'iIlS treatment of all 9 grown
. :~I the village. Houses were
- .II soon the whole. country was
muoke. which was plainly visi-
Il'lll] this town. Thc Japancsc
I" law-s then spread'out and burncd
houses of Christian believers in
I..-. \illages. all the way down the
Mn to the main road. "l‘hcn the}
I'IIned home to cclebratc the. Em-
1m s birthday
As we approached the nearby vil-
I,r- .. we found only women and chil-
I - :Illd some white-haired men. The
.,..., with young habics on .thcir
1) \w-ro walking up and down.
“1 Hit.
" photographed ruins of ]9 build-
l‘. .Iillnllg which were old men Icar-
n I’III-ir hair and crying. whilc moth-
l-‘Il'l‘
\u llm‘:
K .
II; .1!
I ,,,
‘II Hm"
I\ ll
Ig‘-iI I le
I .‘2I’III.
{. . uese Troops are Alsfo
Burning
{10W 115 in Chientao, China and children in them. At-Sonumung
I
:0.—A—Churgcs that the
Hoops sent into the Chinese
of:
"We have names and acourate re-
ports of 3: villages where murder and
are have been used One village has
had as many as 145 inhabitants killed.
Houses have béen burned with Women
y were stood up in front 01' a large
grave. then shot and their bodies de-
Istroycd with burning wood and oil.
This is typical. "
The Rev. W. H Poole. Canadian
rcsbyteriun missionary ht Yougjung.
names several \lllages in which the
homes. schools or churches of Christ-
1' ion nathes were burned. and says that
!in one of them 25 people were shot
and the bodies burned. Those cases
hc declares are "absolutely authen-
tic," the prcmlses having been in-
sported bv four missionaries and a
custom official.
Quoting Koreans as his authority
In» says that 23 persons were shot and
scvcn burncd to (loath in their own
houscs at Clicng San: thht 80 were
shot :fl 1'“ Tom: Jo. and that these.
wcn- all Christian villages.
{\lr. Footc.
I'Io conversation whatevrc with
people. but do thciI
and. pass on. Kn Sti Tong is the onh
pluI-I- th-rc (In)
tho pcoplc :It all for the action.
liorrun accompanied llIc soldiers and
had cvidrncc thatlhc owner
house had collcctcd money for Korcun
patriotic purposes. If only the of-
fenders suffered. cvcn thc
would not seriously object:
IIccqusc tho. pcrfcctl)‘ innocent
lulpless arc donc to dcath
eu- n w opportunity to suv :1 word in
ihciI oun bchalf.
:Ind hmdships apposrs.’
and
:‘mcsc soldiers at Kan Chang. Rev. Mr.
lv‘ootc said that
a Korcan house and without even a.
form
in all
the wounded still
but wcrc bayonettcd
'and met thoir fafe in the flames.
l “I know these _pcople
Fools“ continue-Ii. “Thcv li\c in an
OIIt—or-tlie~wa_v glen. The land was
not fertile and fire-wood Is scarce.
They were. a quict hard-working
pcoplc who struggled hard to~mnke a
living. Their church stud school.
their “Bible and hymn books. their.
Sunday worship, and above nil. their
Smiour. wmc thrI jox. They were
not patriotic soldiers and disapprov-
cd of the church taking part in poll-
tics}
Miss Emma M. Palcthorpc. of On-
tario. a member of 1ch Canadian
Prcsbytcrian mission Int Yonxrjung.
tcll§ in hcr statemcnt of the cxccu-
lion of five men from the’ village of
,Suchilgo who. she says. were led by
.thc Japanese soldiers to .thc top of
In hill about three milcs from Yong-
"jung and iiich put to death
“In the top of the hill." slip declar-
ems *‘thcre‘ ’ls Quite a large hollow not'
visible from the roadOr village. The
victimé were made to sit at thc bot-
tom of this w‘hcrc they wcrc slashed
at with swords. It is reported by an
.the unchecked activities of Chineoe
‘I-‘AMOUS . CANADIAN LECTI‘RER
W '
No chute m mule W the nu.
noun-lei.
Colonel Ham while admitting thnl.‘
sold bod conditions had 15le in
that district for I. long time owing to
bandits. Korean outlaws and Rulslan
Bolahivikl. He said be m confident
that the Japanese soldiers had not
been guilty of the .barbaI-mtfs with
which they had been charged.
COMING
Mr. M. A. Hewlett. a well-known
3
Bible lecturer is to speak in the Pal-
are Theatre on Sunday afternoon at
3 P. M. His subject in “Millions Now
Living Will Never Die " This lecture
:has been delivered in many of the
largest cities In the I nited States.
Canada and Europe. A great deal ol’l
speculation is entertained regarding.
Iwhat might be meant by this state-
told tlw pcoplc that the ofiicer said hc lsays hlr. Howlctt but to dwcll upon
of the the. carth.
Koreans 0f the curse of dyi‘ing These startling
but it is statements ‘rc logically based upon
without i
that, thc injustice ccnxinccd’ of the undeniable truth of'
Describing the action of the Jap-idoubtlng 'l‘homnscs “’hPhcvcr a truth
.is prcsentcd but
thc young men of,doub.tcrs after. having given ~nn
tlIzIt x-illagc were “herded in front of biascd hearing.
of examination. shot down. zsfscrvcd
Thcn thc bodies were heaped greatlv interested in those who
togclher in two piles and covered with .thcir lives in thc recent world-war
uood and burned. \Vhile the fuel and asserts. on scriptural authority
was brim: placed on them. somc of. that thcy too will be priv“?g£‘tl 10
were able to rise Iahare the blcssings
to the ground'agc. ‘
well " M’r. [CROWN FORCE
cve witncss that two swords were
brokcn and then thc aw t‘ul work was
finishtd “llh IInxo: :(ts. Thcn
loosc earth was pullul down fIcm the
tilatcd bodics." i
In answering inquiriea at the Jan-.
respondent that the number of an-i
affair was 5 000 not 15 000
had bccn burned. he said but onlv in;
the outlaws. .
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‘
the "mercome by applying a littlc Montho-
sidcs of tho hollow to covcr thc mu- iallst Because of “9’ germ destronns‘
ancsc troops employed in the Chienta ment and disfigurement. and sou do
Villages 'not have to wait for relief from em-
barrassment.
cases where, the malorltv of inlmhL shows. Sufferers
tants were known to be in league with should obtain a small jar of Mentho-
Rcfcrrlng to the charge that an or- use it like cold cream.
ment. but Mr. Howlctt sa.\s it means-
just what it says—there are millions
" 'Tlu- soldicrs and commanding m- {of people now living who will li\e on
ilf‘t'l \\ ho go to these places." asserted and
not go into the tomb. 'l‘his‘
“as a gcncral thing. lune claim is mmlc on thc basic belief that
the we arc
living at the end of the old'
diabolical dcnls age in which sin and death have held!I
swav and the beginning of a new 220
rcnson was ghcn Io wherein life. peace and happiness will.
A be enjoyed.
Man was not crealcd for hcaven I
Many in this city will sur-
viw‘é this great time of lroublc and ex-
pcrience the blessing of lixing instead
an abundance of scriptural tcstimony.
Many thousands of peoplc who were
prexiously skeptical lime l)((‘ome
claims. are alwnvs
these. fl‘here
such cease to be
11 ll-
and has
llc Is
lost:
Mr. llowlelt is a Canadian
in thc British Army.
of thc incoming
DESTROY HOUSES
official destruction for attacks on
Crown forces in Cork City since mar-
tial law was enforced in this area Was
Audion measures had been adopteGIi
I
I
carried out this- morning. when two
houses on Washington street where
two members of the Roval Irish Con-
stabulary were attacked on SaIurday
last. were destroyed by military
forces.
The' military authorities assert
Crown forces were fired upon SatuI-
day from six houses on \\ ashington
street. and tlut “t e two worst' were
selected for destru tion.
I
dentinol Wont Adm. Bring Good
Roma.
8U HUB
m R G;l$l RED SKIN
Fncc', Neck and Arms Easily Made.
Smoothnsoys Specialist
Any breaking out of the skin. cven
ficry' itching eczema. can be quickn-
Sulphur. declares a noted skin so -
properties this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
nnesc “'9: Office. Lieutenant Colonel and heal eruptions such as rash. pim-
Hnta. told The Associated Frogs cor-. pies and ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the tor-
Improvement quickly
from skin trouble
Sulphur from any good druggist and
; JANUARY"ws
CLEARANCE SALE
Cloaks, Suits, Drésses, Skirt Waists,‘ Mus-
lin and Silk- Underwear, and Hasiery . .
‘-
; We are not going to quote prices but every department is
n In.
chandise at sweepi
ng reduction in priecs.
filled with special offerings that represent high quality of mer- .
,\
CORK, Ireland Jan 20.—The first d
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21 Nolth Main St., South Norwalk, Conn.
pan-aw
IUNCOMMON VALUES ARE FEATUR
ED IN OUR BARGAINS
Values in this Dollar Sale, or Micron-o
ALE
metap—
tional. In may instances, where January alumnae
Prices were higher,
were reduced to "emu: up" to our
special
$1.00 Sale Standard of Value-giving. A number of
purchases—unusually fortunlte maul pox-chow luvs
been included. In fact. all merchandise is new, fresh. clean
and dependable. We "serve the right to limit ‘quantitia.
None sold to dealers. No 0. O D. a, no exchanges.A
sales final.
.Manic/ure Sets at $1
Bargain Counter
Comb andlBrush at
$
‘ Value $2.65
Neck Chains at $1
All lengths. values up to $3.00
Necklaces at $1'
New designs. set with line stones
values up to $3.00
Crosses, Hearts,
Lockets at $1 \
Good quality and beautiful.
Bargain Counter
Brooches at $1-
With or without stones, splen-
did assortment. V’aluea up
v to $3. 00
. Ladies’
Guard Chains and
Ribbons at $1
Formerly up to $3.00 at
Bargain Counter
FOR
WOMEN and MEN
AIumTSpectaéIes
and nmsgg
at $1
All maddI up. ready to wear
with convex (magnifier glasses).
all numbers only you have to
make your cll’olce according to
,our printed regulations. Former-
ly $2.50.
Alum. Eyeglass or"
Spectacle Frame and
2 Leather Cases
at $1
Gold Filled Frame or
Mounting at $1
Value 3.00
4 Pairs Alum.. Tem-
ples at $1
[or your spectacles or two pair
gold filled (your choice). worth
82 00
Standard. make. you can put
them in easy at my time you
need them.
Magnifier and Relad-
ing Glasses at $1
Valuemore than'double.
Come early; Come tomorrow!
Baby Rings $1
Bargain Counters
Baby Bracelets $1
with safety-catch, you can‘t buy
them at double the price
Newest Lingerie
Claps
2 Pairs for $1
Pearls at $1
ROSaries $1
Bargain Counter ‘ A
Watch Straps
‘ 3 for $1
Watch Ribbons at $1
’ value. 81. 75
Always Sharp Pen-
cils, 2f or $1
Bargain Counter
a
Wedding, Stone- or
Signet Rings
for women and men Guam-
teed gold filled all sizes; values
up to $4.00. I
Bargain (hunter
, - :‘t 51
FOR MEN“
Stickpins at $1
Large assortment
Values up to $3.00
Bugatti Counter.
.“ ..
Cufi Buttons at $1
. Bargain Counter .
Pinclutch, Fob, Tie-
clasps, all-3 Itgms
for $1
Burguin Counter
Vat Chains at $1
Short and long ' .
Voluc 82 to $3.
Cigarette Cases at $1
Values 82 to 83
Belt Buckles $1
Safety Razors
at $1
0mm outfit. TO 01000 out.
Again We Score/ With a Splendid Saving
Opportunity. A Saving Opportunity
' from an Ex
ary Fresh
and New Stock, at
1-3 TO 50 PER CENT. OFF
$3.00 TO $75.00 ITEMS, :01"
Brooches. Bombs. Eardmpl,‘
Lo Vultures." Necklaces. Neck.
Chum Lockets. Hearts, Crosses,
a“), Pins. Bounties. Later
Chahu. Bncelota.
m Clupl Pearls. Brmlot
Witch“. Strip Watches, Watch!
Lin-r
Cu! Buttons, Stickpuu, Tito-
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