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   Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - May 28, 1921, Dunkirk, New York                                Thunder this afternoon and N. MAY 28, 1921 VOL. CIV. VI I TO BE CUT MOTHER WISHES SON HAD BEEN KILLED WAS CAPTURED ONLY TO BE HUNG His Mother Had If He Could Not That He Be Shot Dead v In Resisting Hay slutch of the again at the throat of Norman ACter hours of liberty the murderer of Benjamin Johnson is a- on his way back to the death coll His mail adventure has railed to postpone the date of his death und he will be led to tlie on Thursday morning Garfield was captured at Stewart just outside liter he had travelled about SO miles by stolen anto and on Two Mrs. A. Track and Miss E. noticed him resting on a bench behind HID Mrs. Tracy notified her who de- spite bis odd went out a- lono to the who is clerk of the picked up two men on his way to where Garfield was resting and It was well he Cor was not tak en without a The struggle was for the ex- hausted bv his was no match for thu lie was manacled with a pair of cuffs had taken with him anil was POOH lodged in Georgetown was still the suit In v Inch he but had ed hat and a new of boots at thins looked so easy I could not resist the temptation of walking away when 1 saw Ball come back for Mr said after his do not think any man in Mrs. Stillman to File Amended Answer Naming Another man Other Than Mrs. New May negotiations for a settlement In the Stillman case now de- finitely abandoned opposing counsel my position with death staring him today centered their efforts on face would have acted in a for resumption of tho secret ferent I did not have any con- bearings Wednesday in Reports wore circulated again that had plans I w ill to get in Mrs U. Stillman would file an touch wilh some of my but additional amended answer to James opportunity carno and I grabbed it. A. complaints miming a I guess I'll hang after other than Mrs. Florence The game is but 1 played It for Lawlor all it was worth I am sorry that 1 had The statement late yesterday hy to adopt the method of playing the Cornelius J chief counsel jail people for but it was my Stillman declaring that Farmers There Know It Can BO Germany Sends Her 1st Payment May Germany competed her first payment of war En route to Paris today In charge of heavily guarded special were 20 treasury bonds of representing gold This plates the Initial payment of The cabinet has now turned Its attention to carrying out the dis- armament provisions of the peace treaty The question of demobilizing the Bavarian civic guard was first taken While Playing In Vacant ment the Door Closed on Their Hiding mm MILL MEW LOAF N. May from a clothes closet where they bad been for 92 hours playing hide and old Stella Wiener and Harry today were recovering from of their half Iho town win scouring country for little on classes ot In life I after representatives did not In e if he bad only been shot down tho recent conferences and that the in Ills tracks and his body to had completely led weio thu first words Mrs. Stillman to make public of. when a letter bbo from John tbat her boy had been H. her principal Garfield's wife and child will that at our wept bitterly and the younger woman at your residence on the evening profits to IS WU By HAROLD JACOBS ness Staff Xew May farmers ot Ing lo bring wept bitterly and toe younger woman at your im LUU seemed about to Mrs. 12 1 informed you a Dakota are Held lion had been made lo u of Thoy don't think that I can stand of your loiter t terrible ordeal Unit is bound to coma was that tho I a nm be sold in the next few for now It is action should ho discontinued tho old tain this action in escaping has Wins tho legitimacy of Guy present price or when tain this action in escaping has end ed bib last fur a Government Affairs On a Business and they aie 1 lin that you would bo paid a planning to this lo 110 stantial income for that von of tho would be allowed the custody of A. Davis of J Alexander and the society of your eastern representative of tho 1 other children whenever they saw fit North said in an Interview to bo with 'The consideration IvC Up In Em cither j flour France or or any sni h wbic country as might to for a vied out with llw United 1'rcss today that tho consideration attached was state will soon a that jou wore lake up jour through ill bank to at Grand Budget Long Advocated Students of Good Will Effect July 1st. ot live with tho not By RAYMOND CLAPPER Start Cm 2S.--T11C bout to be put on foi time ln The new will become a v. be made eminent tine lui iU lij tbc ol tin which lies OIL desk today and ii w bib in the in signing Ibis will out tlie first in the to lie is The astern will tbat 1bc Its expenses in hailing distance of HH H is H reform which has been by I rious and assemble into u balanced An auditing by which nil government books will be scrutinized is provided for by the act. onco and the of tbo next which Juli 1 will be by H will shortly name 1 tho of budget and tbc con- troller which are provided for by the It is likely tbat an of- of In- with tbo estimates of recent will be promoted to one of Harding is to hit upon some for May 28 n reform which has thc of being encountered with Most n go of tho law which return to ot explained that a sma the ot Oscar of o- mental null cb at the Norl who rind killed been sears ahead of tbo United States in this simple business thc system of executive departments ask for as much they think congress will ami ofton Kach cabinet member up his estimate with Jin to what er Should all that executive ask each taxes havo doubled to thc Hut under tbo budget system a director will collect thc 10- for for tbo lons of law which penalize e a It lias been found tbat many and business iren mo in dire straits of this feature ot the is trying to got by officials to to credits whenever so tbat new loans can be made lo those hard pressed without allowing tho total of loans reach the limit where penalties become household phoned Tor ind escaped down a nanc whi e waa assisting tor Its bread The success of our ex- T in n NAVAL IS HELD UP IN THE SENATE Members on a Holiday Until Tuesday Without Passing May United States today participated In tbc first Inter- allied toward settlement of the upper Silesian The cil of with Ambassador Wallace a note to the allied asking unanimous approval of the following Creating a neutral comprising the disputed Occupation of this zone by allied Occupation Germans and of the portions of upper Silesia which voted overwhelmingly In their rending fixation of the Tbo council rejected a joint Anglo- Italian proposal under which the mans and Poles cupy tho areas not under MARKET CLOSED New May wero clored today and will remain closed until The New York Stock took the lead in declaring May senate was off for a week-end and holiday recess today having passed the navy Efforts to got It through last night failed and indications were It might languish for sometime after the senate returns to work an extra memorial day holi brings United House Not in Republican and means com- considers permanent tariff Senate Not In regarding Capper to stop grain committee holds hearing on good BOARD TO MAKE AWARD Which Will Vary the Wage Cut According to Different Classes of to Be Announced May mi Iho de- cision slicing wages of crd hy was completed day by lioi Ho It will lio public at Tho amount of wage out will vary imir wero locked In a loom of a Mi- cant They wero od by Jacob and Samuel who had repaired to Iho vacant lo They tapping on Iho Thoy found two In a slate of from lack of air and Tho children said a catch lock on tbo door had thorn It from tho put I Ion lo tho a Somo It wan blood Mill be MS us 20 pel Mny 1921 will find 800 grilled A. 11. still fit to awing down Fifth Avenue in Hut with thorn will be men It will IIP tlm greatest Day i w H bo t could bo belling at a cents a m. now anil it should Davis at G. A. U. an- while others will only about 12 cent. decision will apply lo all closes Allied and The order will nudo to ply to only those roads have their tho board but it will be by July 1 to all decision is an- all which have not asked for wnso cuts file TO FILL IRELAND WITH SOLDIERS British Troops There Will Be at Least of Block Houses to Be Mny forco ot price of bread and tbo nickel is fairly taken by transportation middlemen and thoso between the farmer and the i Tho experiment can led out I of glM fi Jm mo with ltd. men d tbat wheat can a In Ireland arc shortly lo bo by it wan Hinted Tho Daily Sketch It tho plans include of law and Unit u will ho established to Lord Kitchener built In to tho newspaper military will no Tho tho who Including general round UP I ack fiom Franco Just the and ot aims and i i lated bo brought lo tho public in the form of a five cent of bread Vice President Marshall do thousand Thoy 310 taking Iho work wn leave off. Theio aio three hundred nl clared sometime ago that thli I In York country needs is a good fho cent cigar c 1 feol that a good fho con loaf of he moie of a JjJ will bo ho Ijo one In the Ilio ami announced today .it 0. A. It. For a week a bitter had to bn in turn u t fall will handle only about mna tlie a back for their flour and the public less tho wounded I result in 'a readjustment ot grain and flour fj throughout the Tbo bonds for tho new flour mill will bo offered to tlie branches the Bank of North kota in that and In Chicago and New At present state is floating a bond Issue to ance farm loans and later will pre- sent a bond Issue to finance home men were killed and ten Injured day when a bomb was thrown at King The king was Doris and a party ot government und church officials wero attending tho ceremony at tho Metropolitan Church commemorating the sary of Saints and Students staged a spontaneous for tho king after he f addressed lie was speaking bomb was hurled from the striking near The in set fire to a Communist club and the police experienced difficulty in restoring or Telegraphic Tabloids Tho person who bomb threw the WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH New May Anna rell was burned to death In the Km m kitchen of her home in Brooklyn Agriculture committee to hear ly Firemen to d New Marshall was Nassau County Jail's first hunger The warden flied him a nice eel The hunger strike In now Atlantic N. surety company's ideal honest ing to a representative fat and u good Now Watson ed his so Judge sentenced him to wash mind tho children adn get his own meals for a Eau It's going to ho hard to stay hero from now Tho city appeared this with a on IU It i cover tho origin of the which drove several families from the ment Sho lived Bight persons all members of one family were injured In another firs a Brooklyn apartment spectacular rescues were mado by men and policemen New O'Neill fined a proprietor for each ronch found In his met one family of out for a In- Doctor Land Certain of the South African tropics aro to leave the small ponds to wek larger cooler Iho 6'fi travel by moist under- of least bo Practically all ol tho additional military it was would bo as bile null 3 shifting from one area to another as conditions Advices fiom Belfast slated that hud been cut oft from all No explanation was estimates placo tho ilian In this week's and rioting In Ireland at whilo 25 soldiers and policemen were killed and at least 30 Wost May a H lour with Michael who was trapped in tho slow riso of waters that Hooded a well near drowned Tbo nan was Imprisoned by a volunteer rescuers worked for hours in an effort to save PLAN TO EXCHANGE STUDENTS Interchange of Between Mexico and the United States Practically Arranged of plans for an Interchange of scholarships be- tween Mexican und American was announced at a con to St. Louis by the American Chamber of The Mexican government will pay thc of 20 American students In with pesos Students will be chosen preferably from the teaching corps oC largo TWO LEGION TEAMS WILL BATTLE TODAY Prizes Offered by Kiwanis Club and Others Are to Bo ed for This Afternoon erican In It was ino Mexicans will be sent to United where they will be given free tuition In wi ill Utu by H loftily corpora Uy U tlon which frill not Bo Iji the of either Presidents and H. who has been Speaker of tbo House ot J. W. Ho been Deputy Speaker 1511. The baseball teams of tbo Dunkirk and Fredonia American Legion will at Central this afternoon n tho opening game of tho County league Celeron and Brocton and and play two games over tho Dunkirk and play their ond game at Sunday Dunkirk placing Us pitching re- liance In tho opener on Patsy Scott It Is that Harper will lie sent to the mound for tho la It ought to bn n fighting sort of a ball of Brocton will In addition lo tho list of prizes Ml 10 Council Wants Someone tent to Head Commission of Farms and May n job open In toll it's iw one cm bf lo Cilio it. So far m In It's the first In tbo of the stato tbat my kind of a job hasn't bnd fiom 0110 to a or more no one ean be found who Is 10 bavo name go on tbo stato jay toll In for per an- council of farms and 13 i a commissioner to head A. H. of Cor- lell Imi alter icing to take It Tho council met ail mil until late niKH to decide on uill but no was Tiia with tlie they would look the and re- linn iif London May to end tbu coal to be today tlie their reply to latest by tho irk Club to bo competed for by tbo members of both A. of the Safe Store has donated prines to go to tbo lucky player on cither aro as for first homo pair for first three haso Tho press to bo that was mado in Union leaders expressed at the crease Tho Daily labor 01- that bad no and that Boh miners would bj their original Owing IbJ absence of railroad duo to the fuel shortage afi to cairy lo Tho will boj by for tWo stolen bases o wind that a banner crowd Kl time J ever that ho to attend  

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