The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 6

~INCARTSAN AFOO - GHRISTIANS FLEE EASTERN THRACE a aes Allied Troops Take Posses- sion to Turn Country Over to Turks. 16 many } CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct Thousands of Christians, hungray and with all their earthly belongings packed their backs, trudged out of Eastern Thrace to-tay, as the Cross made way for the Cres- ent. Aged men and women, many car- rying children, walked toward the Balkin peninsula, leaving forever homes that they have occupied for years. Some loaded their household goods in ox carts; other left everything be- * hind and fled to get out within fir- teen days, the time limit set at the Mudania conference, Most of the trains in Thrace have mandecred by the Greek Government to carry soldiers, who will be loaded On transports when they reach the ports. The civilian population had to on the been com- depend on the rickety carts or walk Rodosto, on the Balkan peninsula, The was crowded with refugees. suffering and foodless Greeks Armenians awaited means to wariy } them into Greece. Little relief, it was , believed, will greet the refugees when 1 they arrive there, The food supplies ' there are very inadequate because j the thousands of refugees who } “already dependent on the Govern- ment apd charitable agencies for food. Four British and three French ba(- talions were entering Thrace to-day ‘on the heels of the departing Greets, When the last of the Greeks have e- parted the Allies will turn the ter- ritory over to 8,000 Turkish gen- darmes, Turkish civil forces will ho'd Thrace until after the final Neat East peace parley, when the Turk Army may enter. SES GREEKS ARE SLAIN, GIRLS CARRIED OFF ATHENS, Oct. 16.—Many Greeks were slaughtered and a number of girls carried off in bondage when the alist gendarmerie, on its way to ‘ Se, destroyed the village of Chile, ; ing to ap unconfirmed report | received here to-day. i Chile is on the railroad not far from the Black Sea, It is directly north ot Inmid and northeast of Constantt- nople. . ~~ PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD TO HOLD 100TH SESSION Dr. Loectscher Scheduled to Give Centennial Talk. ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 16. — Tho Synod of the Presbyterian Church of Hew Jersey will meet this afternoon for its 100th annual session, with an at- tendance Including clergymen from New Jersey, New York, Penndylvania and other States, "The centennial address is scheduled for delivery by Dr. Frederick William Loetscher, professor of church history at Prineeton Theological Seminary and Secretary of the American Society of Church History (mites ATTEMPT TO SLAY MAYOR OF BELFAST Surprise Man Placing Bomb in Residence. 16 —An intensive search js being BELFAST, Pre: Oct (Associated onducted by the police for an un- known man who attempted to ass: e the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Sir William Coates, by placing a bomb in the latter's residence ‘ The Lord Mayor lives at Carpick- fergus, the ancestral home of Stone- wall Jackson, on Belfast Lough, nine northeast of the city, with police guarding him constantly About midnight Saturday night the guards observed a figure moving near the house, The watchers’ suspicions aroused, they called upon the in- truder to halt, ‘There was no re- sponse to the challenge, and after tt was repeated the constables fired at the figure, A search revealed tall door a parcel containing a bomb loaded with coarse black powder and flatnosed bullets, with a fuse at- tached. ———_ S. C. II. REACHES S. AMERICA TO-DAY on Saturday night whereupon it vanished near the Flying Boat Leaves 'Trini- dad for Georgetown. PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Oct. 16. —The crew of the 8-C IT., flying to Brazil _under,the auspices of ‘The New York World,‘ expect to land on South American soil to-day, The first stop scheduled for to-day 1s Georgetown, British Guiana The flying boat, after a stormy voy- age of five hours, arrived here yesterday from Port de France Ds crowds lined the shores to greet the voyagers, who found a generous hospitality await- ing them. Last ing Gov, Sir Sanivel Wilson ga’ m a reception. th POLAND WILL SEND TEAM TO PARIS OLYMPIC3 WARSAW, Oct Poland's association football 16.—Victories by team over teams representing den fand Slavia have so heartedel sporti cles h hat Poland Is now ce he nted at the Olympic ¢ in Paris in+1924. The Polish players deefated the Swedes 2 to 1, and the Jugo-Slava 3 to 1 A special committee to make plana for participation In. the Olympic Games has been formed, and Marshal Pilsudski as honorary President has promised to organize a conference of the interested members of the cabinet to discuam the question of granting larger credits to- ward defraying the expenses of tne team. He will also take up plans for the intensification of physical education in Poland. —__—_ GUNBOAT BOMBARDS PARAGUAYAN FORT Revolutionists Reply to Shells by Machine Guns. POSADAS, Argentina, Oct, 16.—A Paraguayan gunboat has been bombard- ing the Paraguayan revolutionary gar- rison at Punta Gomez, across the Pa- rana River here, for the past eighteen hours. The revolutionists have replied with machine gun fire, the bullets of which spattered the vessel. ‘The revolutionists at Cahi Puente-are still holding out. Paraguayan Govern- ment troops have been bombarding the town since last Friday. Ss Sa COL, DAVIDSON, K. ©. B., DEAD. LONDON, Oct. 16.—Col. Sir Arthur Davidson, K. C. B,, died to-day, aged sixty-five. He had a lengthy military career, serving with distinction in the Afghan War of 1878-80, the Boer War and in the Egyptian campaign of 1882, From 1896 to 1901 he was equerry-in- waiting to Queen Alexandra, He was knighted in 1910. 1554 Broadway Open till 9 P.M. Ten Dollars a special effort to show a wide and in- viting selection of new styles at ten ~dollars. The slip- pers illustrated show how well he I. MILLER 15 West 42nd Street Brooklyn Shop 498 Fulton Street, Corner of Bond Miller has made has succeeded, Hudson Terminal Entrance: Fulton Street THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, PRISONERS FELL [SoSShn'souos v's tou JAILER AND FLEE IN HIS AUTOMOBILE}: oversubscribed approximately $1,000,000, - 000, it was announced to-day by Seore- tary Mellon, Books for cash offerings closed at noon yesterday. Subscriptions, for which 4% per cent. Victory notes or Dec. 15 Treasury cer- jer 810,00 tificates are tendered in payment, will Oct. 16.-The 7, be received and allotments made in full 5 —The Treas-| inti Oct. 21. Approximately $150,000,009 & Of $500,000,000 of 4% Jot such subscriptions already have been thirty-year bonds has been ‘allotted. ah Su riptions Are im © cent Saw Cell thers Seize Keys, and Escape as Man BONWIT TELLER &CO Hunt Starts. The Specally Shop of Ongurations . : = FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 16 Six pris oners, all described by police as desperate criminals, sawed their way Hand in Glove with the New Sleeves to freedom from the St. Louis County Jail yesterday afternoon, The men beat the Jailer, William Grupp, insensibiliey and fled in bis automo- bile, All available Deputy Sheriffs and constables in St. Louls County imme- diately organized a hunt for the es- caped men, who are: George V. Parr, under life sentence for killing two police officers Owen Dale, charged with shooting a policeman Robert Klesson, charged with hav ing shot a deputy constable Laurence Osterman, charged with first degree robbery Bugene Fazek, charged with mur- der Claire Rush, facing charges of bur- glary. Jailer Grupp was walking through the prison when Parr and Ktesson who had sawed their way out of their cells, felled the jailer with an tron bar, Grupp was bound and gagged and his keys seized. Meanwhile the other four men made their way out of their cells by sawing the bars and joined thelr comrades, who opened all of the cells on t second floor of the jail and invited 23 other prisoners to flee, but they re- fused. 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