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room vB. .- to the ox- m Al- ber, the or t i ; p + F a - slaughter «sentence; | owski, 43 years old, sérvmg a simi- 'kMis companions to escape.. \ ecuted by a firing squad in Nogales, ptad Man Serifen‘c'ed to 30.Years for: | Holding Up New Yprk Central - Train on: Oct. 21, ©1920-One «Gon... vist, Who Broke His Leg Hamptred Escape of“¢)i’.il“¢l&r:i Prisoners. Clement Pacyma, 21 years old, ot '. *for $45 and a $300 diamond rifig. - ° Buffalo, a train robber . who was sentenced to state prison at Auburn for a term oi? B0 years, December, 1920, was shot dead by a. guard 'after be and four other Buffalo convicts bad attempted to escape. .. Cok Convict lustently Killed Packna was killed while hiding in a barrel by a bullet intended for an other. member of the quintette who stood upright in the, waste-containet brandishing a hammer. One Of the guards who entered the cabinet shop where the two. were hiding, shot low at the man ready to hurl the ham. mer, intending to hit him in the leg The bullet entered the heart of Pa cyna, who was at the bottom of the barrel. % ke Prison authorities are of the oping ion that the escape was planned to take adventage of of the day, the prisoners probably ~ believing that Christmas 'servicesy . and other urusual .activitiee at the prison would serve to their interest in mank- ing the escape, The bother men of the quintette' who were unsuccessful in getting out ef the prison are: John Wydro, 271 years old,. serving a 20-year man- lar sentence; Walter Gadzik, 26 years old, who would have completed a threeyear larcony sentence in 1922; Framk Lubécki, 24 years old, serving a 12-year robbery sentence. > All five prisoners and -a sikth Buf. falo prisoner, who refused to attempt escape, were confined in the condem- rel cell but had séparate compart- ments. Every half hour a count is taker. A guard taking the count at 11:25 discovered that the quintette bad disappeared. The . alarm wads sounded and guards were rushed to the roofs, Bars Sawed from Each Cell A'bar was sawed from each one of the cells of the escaped men who gathered at a large eight-foot square airshaft which they ascended, it is thought, climbing on one another's shoulders, because it was 10 feet from the ground. They crawled like- wise to the top of a 15-foot airshaft and when they got on the roof they lowored themselves into an alleyway by aliding down a rope made of Mankets knotted together. One of the gang, Kalinowski, slip- pod, fell and broke his ankle. The., guards soon found the crippled man who refused to inform them of the whereabouts of his companions. The officials hold the theory that Kalin- owski had purposely placed himself | in this position in order to hold. the guards back long enough to enable in GEN. REYNA EXECUTED Mexican Revolutionlst Pays Death Penalty Before Firing Squad Gen. Francisco Reyna, who had figured proiminently in revolutions in Mexico in the last 10 years, was 6x: Sonora, across' the international line from Nogales, Ariz. He was alleged to have been caught digging rifies, saddles and ammunition from the ground nmeaf Canoza, Sonora, 16 miles west of Nogales. Mexican officials said thit after Reyna was captured, sbidiers un: earthed 30 rifies, 30 +saddles and about ' 4,000 rounds of ammunition at the spot where he was digging. Reyna and about 200 followers, it is alleged, planged to launch a revo lation on Jan. 1. - , $26,000 \Given Rocliester Workers On Dec, 1, 19 the Rochester Can company redu its employes' w& gest 20 per cerf and Tut their work mg hours 5% hours a week. Sator say, by the distribution of $25,000, the company returned to its em ployes all that they would have ear ca if the cut in wages and hours had rot been made. The promise 'was made that to those employes who a year from now could show the bonus money received Saturday intact as savings a simflar bomus would be given . The year just closed was sale 'o be ene of the heaviest in business ia the company's bLisftory. | Approves Lenine's Econoraic Policy Che ninth sovict cop- mes“ res appoved of the new sov- \of ipppppee\ @ | wo <n The a 4 o vt fare than gathering by Premier Nike» lal Lenitb. © ufo .. so &e \ by s«cotury Frees: ale Mm mil-em wae emerge m» the: ~~ « Ilmiously, | i, 3. _| I take all you have.\\ gave the grocer a playful_-poke in FLORIDA WHITE MAN _ all sflemram w. Erming as 'be dustedo he * eT‘fiIt handcuffs. on: the {choose 1 made other preparations ft i' his - hristmas customers. Cok ToR Came: first of all, a\ bulky, {l1-fdiyor 'ed pergon, who Kept;.oné hand in‘gmf” pyereoat pocket which bulged “Ah £000 morning,” 'said the .et's you and me' play put ana take,\ said the other. \I' don't quite get you.\ said the |. grocer, \It's a game, . tomer. responded his cue \You put up your hands and Whereupon he friskéd 'the grocer \\Just where do I win in this game,\ complained the groger. \Oh day after tbmorrow is merry Christams for you. Wish you many happy returns,\ said the bandit as he the ribs and departed hastily - LYNGHED BY Mos. Victim Kllled Prominent Key West Remdanl momma ange a Manuel Head, Gwher of a coffee shop, who, after he had been beaten by a band of masked men at Key West, Fla., shot and killed William H. Decker, a prominent Key West resident, was taken from the county jail by a mob and lynched. , He was shot twice before being re- moved from the jail, then. placed in an automobile and taken to a coun- try road near old Fort Martello and strung to a telephone pole where he was riddled with bullets,;- -- _ ___ Barracaded in (the cupola of a house, Head stood off an armed mob until captured by the authorities and taken to the county jail. Marines from the navy yard stood guard out- side the jail until the mob had dis- appeared.. Later, when the marines were relieved by 'deputies the .mob gathered again and demanded the prisoner of Sheriff Curry. When the latter opened the door in- reply to 'de- mands for a conference, a dozen arm ed men forced their way in, overpow- ered the jailer and seized the keys to Head's cell. EUGENE DEBS RELEASED Sentence of Noted Socialist Com- muted by President + Eugene V.: Debs, America's most | noted political prisoner, was a heel] man on Christmas day. Announce-I ment. that Debs' sentence had been | commuted, along with the sentences of 22 other political offenders under the war-time esplonage act, was made by President Harding at the White House. Five American - soldiers serving life sentences were pardoned at the same time. It has been genefally expected thar the Socialist lead@ét? would receive a full pardon, and his friends have stated that he would accept nothing less. Under a commutation of sent- ence, his civil rights are not restored, although it was pointed out at the White House that a full pardon, car- rying restoration of citizenship with it, may be forthcoming in time. Wife May \Frisk\ Hubby's Clothes Judge Charles M. Bruce in the mu- nicipal court at Malden, Mass., ruled that women are justified in helping themselves to money from their hus- band's pockets,. \It has been the in- alienable right of women from “1:21 Zie— ning of to take from r lglglsband’n min\ ho said, in find- ing Alphonse Di Esco guilty of as- sault on his wife Lena. Di Esco hao testified that his wife was in the hab- it of taking money from his trousers and that he had pushed her vigorous Iy after the latest incident of the. kind. Louisiana Officials Indicted. . Seven of New Orleans best known men. including the deputy commis- sianer of finance, have been indict, ‘ ed by the federal grand jury for con- spiracy to violate the Voistead act and for having furnished money by which it is alleged a shipment of | liquor was brought into New Or- leans. | pean countries. . '~-Muriel Harris | one 'sfate_into anoth the Aaneriun n states ur ' §; . Espé v: fllvtswn, and the trawl}; is going from one county t} anothgr, \At Ticonderoga you erd ; York state\to Vermont, d . Ver: mont to New York slate. This might seem an important DI‘OLeSb‘ Agtually, ~you stand ofone shore and toot ydur | horn, taking a soft drink the . while and presently u vessel appears whi is none other than a roomy red punt, propelled from the side by a sma‘ll launch. The punt lets down & tail- board, the motor gives a. hlccup over inland there you are until the process. reversed, takes plage on the other side, | filial/D This is one of the few ferries by meany then burned with a slow fire. 'of which you span the great water- ways from New York to Canada- waterways over which most of the time bridges are' unthinkable. , ~ It is also the gateway from the Green mountains ' in _ the Adirondacks, blue and shapely, and from the one you can see the other on either side of Lake Champlain, and between the two on the sparkling blue surface of the lake plies |a little white steamer, bearing visitors to the most historic spots of North America, and taking the place of the birch. bark canoe with its load of In dians, who also had their own par- ticular interest in < historic spots. in the Manchester (England) Guardian. ermtmecins Improved Sewmg Machine A sewing machine that will do \the family 'darning has now been pat- ented, says Popular Mechanics Maga- zine. Its essential feature is a steel arm which carries the intricate mech- NManisim controlling the shuttle and feed. This is increused in a bull at the end of the arm. In this way about twen- ty parts hive been eliminated, mak- ing maintenance less expensive, and because (of its simplicity, requilrin Tress powér to rum. --In-darring, the-{- bedplate covers over the ball and arm are rernoved, and the sock is drawn over the ball and along the arms This construction atso-pormits -the. sewing and mending of various other articles that require cirruln}; seaming. meas Do It Electrical \'The Modern W You’ll never be Always at your service 1 be msula Aas conquerors, : I the the Moors. during the centuries | 'of their -eccupancy of the Iberian jch in the way of art and architec- : that is most highly valued today. them we owe, for one small item, our bathrooms and which, utilized in varioug\ways, contribute so much to'| the-artiStic finish of dwellings and other' buildings.. 'The Moors estab- | lished gt eville great tile\ factories, and at the present time that city is a \very « impor nt ~- tile-making center,. In 'its neighborhood are deposits of a >§layey earth highly suitable for the' urpose, Which Is ground fine, sifted, ed and stamped 'with designs, Colors are applied and the tiles are finally ours. ‘ Many of the designs are artistic, rep- ' resenting scenes from Don Quixote, . bull fights, et¢. Sacred paintings are reproduced in tiles for churches. In fact, thanks to their ancient enemies, the Moors, the Spanigrds© have de- veloped art in tiles far beyond any- hing with which we are famillar. Treasures for; University. Four important manuscript letters 'om the Sixteenth century have been laced. in the manuscript room of he University of Chicago, Two are etters of King Henry III of France, notorious in connection with the mas- sacre of .St Bartholomew, and are letters are on rchment and one ears the royal seal. n the collection is that of Cardinal le, Rambouillet addressed &%0 King Jharles IX' of France and dated in Rome December 2, 1570, These orig- inal letters ure important documents bearing upon the religious wars in France in the Sixteenth century, and muecessor, King nry IV of Navarre, signed by him in ©@589. Two of these D were . discovered in Paris by Prof. James Westfall Thompson of the uni- yersity in the course of his Investiga- tlons on the Huguenots. Professor Thompson has presented them to the university. ly ay sorry e ares | a #, ~ Cuba Electric Company FL developed-_, les -which so beautifully adorn | baked with high heat for twenty-four | relatives for Christmas dinner. dated in 1574. One is a letter of his A fourth létter. a 2 e neupp The One claim made for it bine to produce a truck d strength-a truck ating the Ford ing, merchandising or come in ard look over NOW ! We are prepared to cither with Standard «rd Gonaring gives The Special Gearing trom Aveo to seven miles 1 Fast Delivery Car. THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford One Ton Truck first mado its appeal to the farmer and the merchant because of the merits of Ford Cars. And it made its wonderful reputation and great sales record because it lived up to every The reliable Ford Motor, the special Ford steel chassis, thg aluminum brofze worm-drive, all com- that lasts in service; a truck solves the haulage problem at a very smail oper- and upkeep expense. Hence the demand for One-Ton Truck is constantly on the increasa. For the good of your business, whether it be IMPORTANT furnish the Ford Truck equipped or Special Gearing. The Stand the trock a maximum of power. fnereases the speed of the truck Cnba Motor Company * Cuba, N. Y. Ton Truck of unusual power, capacity rm manufacturing, you ould the Ford One-Ton Trock- an hour, converting it tinto Y afternoon were fine. | d well in the speaking | a Christmgs tree to | THe decora | cio e the ennent ful an\the tree was , tfons were beau empty-handed.\ The - teacher's father,, My. Windsor. came)for.ker and she will not teach until aftér fiew Year's. ohn Ford's family and' MrwSakalére‘ in ily had a company tree. - The girls who were fortunate enough, to have young men, entertained them finely\ Snug r zi/ Baker and son Frank: were at FiHmore Gleason's Saturday and Elbert went on to Belfast on busi- . ness. | . Glenn Gleason's family had a Christ. mas tree Saturday eve. Everyone re- ceived presents,, but William and Richard each got tractors and they are still busy loading and unloading their freight.. Keith Ford was out with a hand- some girl Sunday, with his pony and cutter, and she was jingling the first sleigh bells of the season. « a _ . forth cusa. ‘ ~ Mrs. L. 8. Williams is at home with - Mrs. Liona Totten and daughter Ruth entertained twenty-two of their Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and family spent Christmas at the home of E! iS. Williams. Miss Bertha Sackett and Mr. John Councilman were pleasant callers atl Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dnnnlng's Satur-1 day evening. . Miss Marlon Thomas of Rochester is spending . the vacation with hey grandmother, Mrs. H. E. Thomas. and uncle, Claude Thomas. . rs. eo Mr , Sega M Cl Hammond and l | logded. with gifts. No one went away 'Al is gpending her vacation with her. parents, Mr. and- Mrs. D, H. Hendryxi daughter Mary spent Sunday~evening |] at the home of D. 8. Williams, thy spent Sunday night and Monday 'with her sister, Mrs. Fred Little, and family. ter Ruth were pleasant callers at Wil- her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Thomas. \ Mr. and Mrs. Waltep Thomas and |- haz ans - Mrs. CéciF Little and daughter ter Doro. .Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hall and daugh- ._ll£~ g-------- Stock Growers Fort Pierre, S. D., extends to you its WIS; _> for a very -__ New Year vo ct lt ca cs (nt CoW i - w & to a i . f wor 6 s we , R u Happy and Prosper. a Member Federal Reserve 30 South Warren Street ml. Money Deposited.” on any day from Now until Tuesday. January 10th will draw interest at 4/0 System from January first Be prepared for the rainy day. Have money in the bank. Build up your account by a \ deposit every pay day. , . Assets $25,000,000 | gne Syracuse Crust @a. 509 North Salina Street Syracuse, New York old guarantee We believe our Don't Forget, _ Market Basket, Every Morning - I; ........................ .......................... We wish to announce to the Cube public that 8mm & Seeiey 8 Pen fection Bread can now be obtained at Hand's Market Basket Store. . We ship the Bread freth from our ovens every morning and the same is back of it as always. Perfecnefifireefimthebeswnthemarket. Every mgredzentnsedinthemnkingoionrflreadisthebestmmeywifim Fresh Perfection Bread at- Site
