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14 rrTFFALO COURIER, SATURDAY, TARY $0, 1923.

SURVIVING SON OF LINCOLN

NEED Fuel Famine Is Staring

Province^—Many Lack Coal at Present.

I LACK OF H0T1VE PDWER (By Spe.-jii Wire to The Courier.)

Bridgets lr jr. Out . . -Jan. 1{K—

• The Pennsylvania Kail road Co. has put into effect aii embar<r,» on the tn AftnenT of coal into Canada at thi» frontier gateway.

T h e reason j v e n for i!. i-nitwiTO M§< {Stat the c o m p u i o k » *ui'l .>.:»•. i.: hgnotive power to handle it* rains an.I *S© take care of the demands being 'tJBftadf* on it.

C. A. Magarth. fuel controller. » h i J&% anx ious ly w a t c h i n g t h - s i tuation

t i p s a result of this order. a a \ s that if jJHNMt of the other Amni . -a i ! nieds fol-fl-Mva suit . Ontario will !*• in great ,f j -ed for coa!

, T h e situation in t l v province nt u..-jlgn-esent t ime i;- preeni ions lw< • :s. of j a n * shortage- in ih" aiUers ;\t '•••• \->-

. N - m b e r anil I>»remN r wli.ch. •.<• i-* "Jh-ikl. cannoi U- mud'- up no\k. and with

j X b s cu t t ing down of the J a n u a r y s u p -

)|Wy through this embargo, mat ter s are #u>tng from bad to worse

* Pool Controller Magarth said today • frvaryth ing possible would )>e done to R e l i e v e the s i tuat ion

^Prominent Members on Re­ception Committee.

General Chiirmai -announced the

IS f o i l o w for the rood Mu*. hall M<

1 , t M » l l G reception or K.Iks' ...

: id . t \

Schaff mmittee n Etm-

A. Adams. John G. Aichinger. »rge M A dinger, Frank G. Albright. L. Aldermo.is. Stephen Alien. Henry

Kiatanan. Daniel M Altenbunc. F. W. Ansteth . M-diael H. Arbogast. John F. Jtrmburst. Robert G. Arnold.

Arthur <; Baetzhold. J. H. Baker. »rte« J. Ball. Jr., H. J. Balliett. [uat F. Bamberg. Cyrus L. Barber.

t»r 3. Barber. Fred \*. Bamef*. John Barnett. J I*. Barr. William K. Bar-

Atbert J. Batten. Henry Bauer, lore V. Bauer, Charles B. Baxter,

illlam A Bean. Fred Beek.r. Fred-Becker. A. IA Bedner. Julius *•'.

Jling. Edgar G. Bell. Julius C B»-lser. illiam Benz. Henry- M Barnhard.

r. John 1.. n:d.'i: William II. Bisgeier. George J.

I*. B!:etn«isier. Fr.-u Bogart, Kari .1. Bog.-n-Hogoid. .foncjph M. Bog-

Henr> K. Boorman. Charles M. Bott.

%r J B. .-».*. II Da*:.l

Louts » . Loirs John M.

Earl D. Bonney. W. Boryszak.

rtoa H. Bowe, Fred N. Boyer. Char , H. Boyle. John C Boyle. Joseph ;W. Bradney. (•••••rsre H. Braner, Pefcr Braner, John S Brennan, William P.

man, James J. Br<wnahan. Charlr-s irka. Frank J. Brinkwortb. Thomas

Brinkworth. John K. Britt. Le Grand Brooks. George E. Brown, John J.

_ rewn. ' '< nnan Buck. H. C. It Wil l iam R. Bulger. Ralph F. Bur

Burns, George F. Butler, J. C , John G. Butterworth. I'm. C. Callan, A. C. Callahan.

A. <l!!arl. Anthony i \ Carnevale. William H. Carr. Frank U.

ink T. Casey. Lemuel H.

rturn. •y . J . But-

Osear F. J.

Casey, aaaety.

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PLETEPLANS FOR ELKS' BALL

lael J. <^*vanai»Kh. Harrv J. Chaml-Frank V. Chavel, James F. <*hilds.

W. Chiloo-tt, Joseph \\. Chute M*. Claris, F- J- Clark. Thomas

J. Carlton C h w e n t . Bdward W. Leo J. Clifford. John IX Chite

Illiam C. Cn*-. .Maurice Cohen. R. J CMfrmve. Patrick Colgan. Bt-rnar.i .1 Oi l l ins . Henry J. Collins. B. A. Con-

liy, William R. Connolly. John S. •tantlne. Havid H. Coplon. R. Ri<h-Ootter, K. M. Courtney, Frank C Mi, W. R. Cull«-n. A. K. CumminK,

» T l . Cow«*n, Maurice V. Crawford. J. Crotty. John J. Crotty. Jr.,

aas J. Crotty.

F. l>alton. Robert J. I>aly, W Darling. John P. Dauterman, James Davis , William A. Day. Charles A.

pckert. Frank l>»-lfeil. Patrick Des-Mld. S. B. IVWitt . Kdward M. [Viebold, tnid Diefenltach, Paul IHetz. Orlin A.

lion. John T. Itonovan. F. J. IV>rn. it L. IVirriee, Geonte J. l e t t e r -

Joseph It. Etotterwek'h. Get>rge Dayle. J a m m L tajoley, Joseph J.

^.ker, L X. Drinkwine, Charles JHfejnann. W. A. Dunn, K. L L'usch-

i>n«, John B. Pwyer. i d s J. Ka«.iii. A. C. Eberhardt.

K»%khert. Gottlieb Bhrllch. P HJiler. Alfred F. Krion. J. X.

Herntan G Krnst. I K. Farrell. Thomas J. Farron. IT <*. Felton. 'Jr.. NaT- Fenton. F. Flebelkorn. Charles J. Fimianl. I j l . Finlry, William J. F lnnesan,

Fto«'her. L'rban A. Fischer, H. Fltapatrlck, Jr.. A. J. Fleis-

Jamea 11. Fleming John F. Flood. J. Flynn, G^-orge D. Fogarty,

Ham J Forbes. Cliarles J. Fox. Wal-V. Fox. George W. Frank. William ikkn. Max Friedtnan, Kdward M.

Ix»ring L. Frost. .«. F, Gahwt-, John J. Gannon, Jo-

^ * s p h L. Osrono. Kdwln F. Gastel. S. M. ijrlord, Albert George, Fred George.

A. 0«orger , Arthur J. Germony L Gillig. tsaao 8. Given, Frank

Mark J. Glavtn. Louis GHckstein. •n C. Olynn, John T. iynn. Charles L.

A. P Go'.dberg. Martin J. Golden. Goldstein, t»uia Gtisdman, Julius in. Amesbury T. Goold, John S.

William J. Graves. Ki-.v.ir-l C. JUchard A. GrHnm. Nathan Gut-

"Hkmns: A. Haag, Frank J. Haas , I. H. in. Charles I.. Hahn. Fred G. Hall.

Commerce of the

Lake Marine

Former Commodore Buffalo Yacht Uub

Dies; m Years §ld

DAILY RECORD OF DEEDS, MORTGAGES, JUDGMENTS

Robert Todd Lincoln , former secretary' of w a r and m i n i s t e r to Great Br i ta in , a n d the sole s u r v i v i n g son of t h e preserver of t h e Cnion . Mr. Lincoln h a s retired from b u s i n e s s a s weJl a s f rom publ ic l i fe a n d n o w l i v e s In s e c l u s i o n in the nat iona l capi ta l , h a v i n g r e m o v e d h i s h o m e from Chi ­c a g o severa l y e a r s a g o .

• Frank J. Halloran. Frank X. Hamlin. John Hamilton. J. W. Hammond. K. P. HannijC- George Hanny. Jr.. Nathan X. Harris. A. W. Harold, I.eo C, Hartke.

1 A. A. Hartsell. <\ R. Hatch. A. A. Hauenstein. Joseph J. Hausbeck. Wil­liam J, Hatiser. Richard F. Hearn. Jo­seph G. Heber, Alfred G. Hegel, Her­bert R. Ileinike. Fred L Heitzmann. Joseph A. Helmer. Joseph Hendler. Jr..

, A. W. Hengerer. William J. Henne^sy. Harry S. Herger. George S. Hess. L. M. Higgin<i. George L. Hettin^t-r. a s N. .1. . Juliu-s Hlzsnay. Tho Hoban. A. G. Ho<-fHr. Charles K man. <Jeorge W. Hoffman, Jose Hogan, Paul R. Hold. Charier* W. Jr., Jos. A. Hopkins, Anthony G. Keitn B. Huboard. John Hughe

Thorn-mas J-

H«>ff-ph W.

Hoist. Horev,

». Wil­liam J. Hughes. K. T. Hunt. William Hunt, rflrnon F Hurle \ .

John J. Jacobs, William M. Jackson. Joseph B. Jansen. Grover A. Jehle, »""arl I.. Johnduhl. Krwin Jokl, Charles H. Jordou. Frank K. Judson.

George J. Kaderbevk. Henry W. Kahn. Henry A. Kam, William J. Kam, Will­iam M Kane, George Kaufman, George A. K-ating. William J. Keete. P. J. Ke«Ier. Preston Keith. Otto Krehrer, Wiil iam J Krlly. N. G. Kempf. C. H. Kennedy, Charles K. Kennedy. John K. Kennrdy. George F. K»-rn, Peter C. Kern. Fred J. Kissel. Georg*- Wr. Kiblt-r, <5eorge J. Kirsch. Jolin F. Kirsch, Philip W. Klauber. K<lward F. Kleinfelder. Charles M. Klipfel. John A. Kloepfer, Louis P. Klote*i. Joseph A. Klueck, Harry J. Knepper. Harry J. Knep^er, Jr.: Frank M. Kos«-<ik. <;%-orgc F. Kraus. William K. Kreiner. Jr.: Kdward Krug. Jr.: K. <5. Kulp, Nathan Kurtz. Arthur J. l.aKrau, Harry B. l^inis<m. William J. Landefeld. t'hrist J. I^ing. Gerhard l^ang, Gerhani l^tr.i William Lui- .. Jos J. I.«:.\ F. t>. IjSWl' H. I^edwin. N. l W k han, Herman I.enz, ney Lewis. Harry N Lieder. L«-t> Lappman, Guy H. la>velace, A

;. Jr.: J. G Lang. eph l^aughlin. Bert or. M. C. Lear>'. K-)\vit2. W. J. Lt-na-J. G. L»*vy. K. Si<l-

Ijeech, Henry J. James F. Loft us. J. Lowe, George

I.OOR, Kdward J. Luippold. John Lund. William A. l .utz, John William Lux, J. J. Lunch, Alfred J. Lyth.

Charles A. Machemer. Jam^s W. Alack, Paul V. Maddigan. John K Ma hi. John J. Maloney. John V. Maloney. U><) Mangtr, George K. Mantz. G*;urge W. Martin, John W. Martin. W. H. Martin. Charles C. Marx. William G. Masmi, William (j Maust. John i Mayer. John T. McBride. Jamet. H. McCaffrey. Frank J. McCarthy, Fred C. McConkey. B. J. McConnell, Jost<ph It. Mcl'ormrfck, George K. McIVrmolt, Frank J. McDon­ald, John S. MdDonald. Arthur J. Mc­Donnell. John L Mcl>onough. Leslie V. Mcf>ougal. Thomas H. McKlvein. Jr„ Kdward McGlit. C. B. McGowen, Thomas J. McQuire. K. Wr. Melntyre. John J. McKowne. CTifford McLaughlin. Duncan McLeod, Samuel MoMurray, Frank J. McNatnara, James M. Mead, John H. .Vbahl. William M. Mehl. W. J. Mescal). FVed L. Mesmer. Charles K. Metz. Joseph V. Metz. A. J. Meyer. Charles K Mt-ytr, George H. Meyer. Michael Meytjr, Wi!lia>m T. Meyer, H«nry Michaels. Charles G. Miller, Bdward J. Miller. Louis A. Miller, W. K. Miller. Joseph A. Mitchell, Krie O. Mock. Ferdinand H. Moehlau. William Morphis. George W. Morris, Raymond L Morrison. Kdward Mosey. Burt J. Moore, Guy B. Moore, John Mueller. George H. Mullen, Martin J. Mutigan, Frederick J. Mumm, Felix J. Murray. Daniel J. Murphy, Kdward H. Murphy, Dr. J. A. Murphy. Michael F. Murphy, R A. Murrett.

Charles A. Nagel. Joseph Nathan, Philip J. Neber. N. J. Nenno, John Xeu , Robert Newell, Kdward J. Newton, Will­iam G. Nobler. Michael G. North. Max­well M. Nowak. Alexius C. Xowicki, John K. Xugent.

Thomas R. O'Brien, John N. O'Cota-nell. William F. O'Connell. Kdward M. O'Connell, Frank E. O'Connor, Brian J. O'Day. George. U'Day, William J. O'Day. i iart A. Oddo. Frank J. Offer-naanu. F. M. O'Gorman. R. EdmVmd O'Hare, Fred W. Ohde. John C. O'Leary. Joseph K. Olzynski. Edward R. O'Mal-ley. Daniel J. Q'Neil. Joseph F. O'Neif. F. E Orlowski. Frank W. urnowski. C. F. Oschuetz.

Jos.pr, C. Panzarella, Joseph P. Panxica. Edwin G. Parker. I>avid Pas -ternack. George W. Pattersoh, James L Pendergast, Daniel J. Perry, Frank A. Petit, Alfred L. Peloid. George J. Pierce. CharDs C. Poppert. Felix J. Pohle, S. F. Pongo. Albert Poppenberg. Charles N. Potter, John Powell, Richard L. Powers, William G. Pratt. Godfrey Pienevau. A. G. Preston, Henry C. Price, Bert J. Putnam. *

John J. Quinn. Marhfa H. Raffauf. Frank P. Rana-

han. Edward G. Rath. Joseph F. Rath, Thomas V. Ray, George Read. John T. Reardon. Fred C. Reeb. Daniel G. Regan. Stephen H. Regan. John R. Reh-haum. Owen G. Reid, E. P. Reimann. Charles L. Reinhardt. Joseph P. Rein-ander. George M. Retel. Charles J.

Reuling. William C. Reuling, William B. Richardson. John F. Riley. William F. Rih»y. Ferdinand Ring, Simon H. Rlsman. George L» Rltt. E. C. Roberts. Fred L. Roberts. William T. Roberts. A. D. Robinson, Joseph J. Rodb-r. John J. Roesche. A. A. Rohrer. Andrew Ro-nan, E. W. Rose. Frank W. Rosenberg-er, Morris Rosing. Harris Rosokoff. John J. H. Ross. James Rossney. Henry Roth. Edward Rothaug. Frank S. Row­el). Marshall K. Rudolph. Edwin C. Ruhl. Charges C. Ryan, James J. Ryan, John T. Ryan.

Henry F. Sanders, Jr.. William Sanford, Frank SauerwHn, fhar l e s Sauter, Henry C. Sautter, Gerhard Scha-'f. William S. Schaff. Frank Schaefer, J. Ludwig Schalk, Sell.ink. Edward Schembs, Scherer, Ernest R. Schill. Schalger, John L. Schalgex, Schmah!. Leo H. Schmidt. Sobmitt. Alprionse seph G. Scaa i t ter . Henry Sf. Schrankel. John J. Schrei-

R1DGEWA Y STORE ROBBED AGAIN

(By Special Wire to The Courier.) Brid^eburg, Ont.. Jan. li».—W. E

Quinsey's drug store at Ridgeway Wa-entered last night by thieves who se ­cured a quantity of liquor valued at $."in

The provincial police at Fort Erie were called into the case today, but could find rro clues. In addition cash collections for the Provincial Natural Gas Co. of which Mr. Quinsey is the agent, amounting to $25 was taken and a gold watch, worth $35.

This is the se*-ond time within a year in which the Quinsey store has been entered by thieves.

LIVONIA GRANGE PLANS TO BUILD HALL.

Livon'.a. Jan. lf>.—Officers of Livonia grange for ttve coming year were in­stalled in office last night. The meet­ing was the largest of the present s ea ­son, J. M. Huff of the Honeoye grange having charge oif the ceremonies. •

At a business session held berfore the installation ceremonies tne association voted to purchase the Bolles property on Commercial street. The financial com­mittee reported nearly $»4,lKrO on hc^id and it was felt thai he sum justified ine purchase. The society plans to .erect a grange hall.

Following are th»- officers instalted: Master. Lloyd l lanna; overseer, A. A. Adams; lecturer, Mrs. William N. Willis; steward. Clair Wingate: assistant s tew­ard. Hines sl iker; chaplain. F. M. Davis, by proxy for Dr. A. A. Kiehl, who was una*ble to he present; treasurer. Edgar l„. Gray; secretary. L. 'H. Beecher; gate ­keeper. William Hamilton; Ceres, Mrs. Ernest Harrup; Pomona, Miss Ruth Boyd; Flora. Mrs. Wynne Haima; lady assistant s teward. Miss Ellen l » c k e .

OALTON POST ENTERTAINS. (By Special Wire to The Courier.)

Lima. Jian. 1?.—The members o' Francis M. Dalton Post. American l eg ion , were mterta ined iast evening by a chicken dinner given by the wo­man's auxiliary of the post, following which these legion officers were elected: Commander. Dr. Leslie M. Bartlett; first vice commander, .Edward L. Leary; sec­ond vice commander, Raymond L. Bralr-ton: third vice commander, W. Arthur Schild; adjutant, Harold M. Salmon; treasurer. Wayne G. Vary; sergeant at arms. William B. Slattery; historiaji, Herbert O. Beadle; athletic officer, W. A. Schidl.

FREITAS ELECTED FOR TENTH TERM

Sandusky's Mayor Again Chosen Precedent Licensed Tugmen's Protective Assn.

Capt. George F. Frvi tas , m a y o r of S a n d u s k y , and brother to Capt. J o h n Freitaa, w h o frirmerly m a n a g e d a tug' l ine at the port of fetffalo, w a s y e s ­terday re-e leqted pres ident of the Licensed T u g m a n ' s P r o t e c t i v e a s s o ­c ia t ion . H e i s n o w o n his tench c o n ­s e c u t i v e t e r m a s head of th i s o r g a n ­izat ion. '

Other officers re -e l ec ted w e r e : R. B. Millar. T o l e d o ; S t e w a r t T e n y c k Sault S te . Marie ; Fred B. Girard. Buffalo, v i c e - p r e s i d e n t s ; H. R. V r o o -man, Buffalo, s e c r e t a r y ; Char les B. Louch, Erie , Pa. f treasurer .

On^»t. F r e i t a s w a s author ized to n a m e a c o n f e r e n c e c o m m i t t e e to a s k for the c o n t i n u a n c e of the p r e v a i l i n g w o r k i n g a g r e e m e n t , w h e n a date to be fixed, it wi l l m e e t wi th the repre ­s e n t a t i v e s of t h e employers .

J. MACKERRACHER HIGH MAN IN V. E. T. BOWLING SESSION

I J a m i e L o c h L o m o n d Maekerracher

won h i g h e s t honors at this w e e k ' s b o w l i n g s e s s i o n of the V. E . T. c lub w i t h an a v e r a g e of 173 for the four g a m e s , h i s h igh s ing le be ing 187 and tota l pins , (590. "Plain" S m i t h w a s s e c o n d m a n w i t h 166-190-664. a n d Wal t er S c h o n h a r t third wi th 167-193-653.

T h e o t h e r s cores : Manhard. 148-j 156-592; Vows, 143-167-572; S h e h a n ,

143-167-572; T o l s m a , 139-171-557; l Obersheimer- 136-155-543; Crosby, ! 129-141-515: F. Schonhart , 126-149-: 505.

W I L L I A M J, Tho death of

former commodoi Yacht c lub and k

I countant . occtirre 40 Vermont s t i t

i h a d been ill for | .Mr. ( tunnel l w a s

s i x t y - t w o y e a r s I Amer ica when a j i

t y - t w o . H e is s«i | Loui se H.* Gunm I Mrs. L. R. E v ] P r o c k n o w . Mis s j one son, Williai

Mr. Gunnel l I Mason, p a s t mas; I Anc ient I^andraarl i turn Chapter , Ro;

H u g h de P a y e n s r^ailia T e m p l e . I

' Shr ine . Funera l I at h is late reside! : tornoon.

BUFFALO SKIPPERS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC OYER BALL

T h e m e m b e r s of the Buffa lo lodge I t t t emat iona l Sh ipmas ter* ' a s s o c i a ­tion, were e n t h u s i a s t i c y e s t e r d a y o v e r the m a n n e r in w h i c h the t i c k e t s for the a n n u a l ball to be held in the Ell icott c lub W e d n e s d a y night , J a n ­uary 24, are be ing d i sposed of.

Capt . Frank Geberhardt . s e c r e t a r y -treasurer of t h e lodge sa id y e s t e r ­d a y : " ind ica t ions n o w point to the larges t crowd we h a v e e v e r had at the a n n u a l bail. T h i s wil l be our t w e n t y - t h i r d affair of this sort and w e h a v e been se l l ing more t i cke t s for it, than for a n y of the prev ious funct ions . W e are g o i n g to h a v e fr iends from severa l c i t i e s a l o n g the lakes a n d not a few from in land places ."

A spec ia l ly a u g m e n t e d orchestra. h a s been e n g a g e d for the o c c a s i o n .

Sessions Wu 26 and

Di

All deeds, mortgages and M * ^ left for record previous to and including January 13, 1923, now ready for oe livery. .. . _

DEEDS—CITY, | Perley A. Martin and one to f > W J » B .

Martin Allen, Clinton n. ^ ^ 5 ^ * 5 " Rock Asphalt & Construction Lo..f linc.,

•jo Charles lanne, Rugby road e. 40* n. * Same to same, Rugby road e. 340 n.

^ S o u t h Side "Own Your Own Home" Club Inc . to William B Lewis, subdi­vision lot No. 260, cover « . " • - , „ t . i Earle E. Carley, et al., *>y referee, to

James P. Cotter $840. Bloomfield n. cor.

Tl'LVk Gardens Homes Corp. to Charles H. Sparks and one, Parker w. 280 n. ¥A rdolph Lorentz to Jennie Meyers, William s. 193 e. Michigan. ; Warren J. Biddlecomb to Katharine

A.-Biddlecomb. subdivision lot Xp. 16. I Park Gardens Homes Corp. to Q i * jave J. Hall and one, Tacoma s. ,-21 w. Vourhees. £ . \jt „_„ I Same to (5«>orge P. Luhman and one, Tacoma s. 261 w. Voorhees.

WladvsiaW Mazikowski and one to Frank * Dombrowski, Young e. IH s. Broadway. ± '' -«-»^n

Kdward J. Rogers to Catherine W ads-worth. Ferry 8. 34 w. West • £ • • • . -

Catherine Wadsworth to Kdward J. Rogers, Ferry n. 30 e. Barton.

Nellie B. Waite, et al.. by referee, to Erie County Savings bank, Brecken-ridge n. int. e. Gelston.

Benjamin Weintraub and one t o S a m Pleskin and one. Pratt e. 100 n < hnton.

Frank M. Beck and one to A-UtoimrtlC Tire Machine C^>rp., Bush e. •>••> s. A m -

evTii!iam Jaeger, et al., to Patrick Ixigue. Ramona n. 300 w. Abbott.

Jozef Jaworski and one to ( asimer \ \ . IJaworski and one, Re*;d w. 449 s. Syca-n,Krmma G. Tiffany and one to Elmer E. Harris & Co., cor. Seneca and Bat e.y.

Kittle L. Green to Frank Prestel and one, Poultney e. Oorsses n. Kensington.

COUNTY.

Ethel I. Rickettson to George B. Geib and one, East Aurora. _-*.L,_ H

John D. Larkin, et al„ to George H. Sweet and one, East Aurora.

John Muck and one to Louise B. Mur­ray. Amherst. A . , , „ I ,

Murray Roberts and one to John MUCK, r Of the M y s t i c [same. Prances H u -

Adam Tamol and one to t r a n c e s n u domient. Cheektowaga.

Buffalo & Lancaster Bldg. Corp. to Filippo Anzalone and one, * ^ « * * " i £ „

Varaon Holding Corp. to Matthew G. Weber and one, Kenmore. .

William L. Lose and one to Mabel H. Barrally. Tonawanda.

William D. Allen and one to Kosie Geraci, Hamburg. . , . „ „

I Frank L. Dietrich and one to Oscar '! Gronwall and one, Tonawanda.

H. Allie Ball and one to Raymond F. ! Klein, Kast Aurora. .

Ada B. Schurr Muchow t o Frank J. Schurr, Clarence. v-:„w^iQ.

Frank J. Schurr and one to Nicholas 1). Roth and one, Clarence. -

Mary Wittman to Clarence J. Herman and one. .Eden.' r^i-f

Kinsey Realty Co. to Frank J. Leist-ner. East Hamburg.

Transportation Finance Co., inc., to John Hoskyn, l^ancaster a - w —

Peter Long and one to Frank J. Schurr and one, Clarence.

Raymond L. Bomme.r to feava Grmu-sha, Tonawanda.

i U N N E L L l i am J. Gun! of the k n o w n local

p i t h is home, yeste.rday.

pre t h a n a torn in lrtj m, and camp

mtt, Bulffnlo

a o -No, H e

i'ear. land

to | n g m a n of t ^ e n

Wife, ters.

E. a n d

l ived by h i s three daughj

Mrs. F e l i x ian Gunnel l .

Gunnel l , 3b. a' 32d de g r e e

of L o d g e of m e m b e r of

Arch Mason o m m a n d e r y

William F. Knodel and one to Erie County Savings bank, November « .

Same to same. May 28, 1913- w # « t -Jozef Jaworski arid one to t b e . w e s i

IT IS WDNDE SAYS LOCAL

C

N ern'sVvin*gs"Ba"nk"of Buffalo, February j H e r W h o l e S y s t e m W r

Strengthened^ and ^Troubles

the |A.dy P, of

I s -

i 19'] ' Frederick Wittman and one to Mar­

garet Kreiss, November 22, W*.-Thomas Blyth and one to John w .

Ste<k, Septemiber 2. 1907. _ ^\-^, Charlotte Simonson to the N o r t h \

eastern Mortgage Co.. August 17; l**--Benjamin Weintraub to John C. B W "

ling. January 18, 1912. , , Evangelical St. Andrew's ehurch to

Commonwealth Trust Co., July 1, 1909. ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

East Side Bldg. Co. to Henry F. Haa-sell and one, $3,100. , ,_

Buffalo Farm Exchange. Inc. to John N. Austin, $1,000.

Gladys Laura Miller to Henry Schaef­er, Jr., $3,000. > .

Adam H. Cormack and one to Gladys Laura Miller. $3,000. ,

Conrad E. WWett laufer to Louis E. Wettlaufer. $70,000.

Title * Mortgage Guar. Co. to W addle C. Field, $t.r-0i».

Philip Zimmer to Margaret Schwend-ler. S1.5H2.S.5. J • •

Bert rand C. Denmark to Frances H. Knihb. $8,000.

Grace Wallin to Eva E. Snyder, $1,000. , . , , ,

Jake Chertoff to Fred L. l u h l and one. $4,000. „ . ,

Frank M. Beck to Lafayette National Bank of Buffalo, $14,000

Vanished When She Got Tanlac, Says Mrs. Ode.

"All m y t r o u b l e s h a v e v a n i s h e d s i n c e I b e g a n t a k i n g T a n l a c . a n d t h e w a y m y h e a l t h a n d s p i r i t s r e ­v i v e d is n o t h i n g s h o r t o f r e m a r k ­a b l e . " T h i s e m p h a t i c s t a t e m e n t w a s m a d e r e c e n t l y b y Mrs . C h a r l e a Ode , 2 0 7 0 N i a g a r a St., B u f f a l o , N . Y .

"I w a s in w r e t c h e d h e a l t h f o r a year , w i t h o u t a s p a r k of a p p e t i t e , a n d f e l t w e a k a n d r u n - d o w n a l l t h e t i m e . M y l iver w a s n o t r i g h t , m y s t o m a c h w a s b a d l y o u t of order , m y « w h o l e s y s t e m s e e m e d w o r n o u t a n d I w a s a l m o s t a w r e c k . M y n e r v e s w e r e o n e d g e a n d I f e l t c o n s t a n t l y d e p r e s s e d , h o p e l e s s a n d .use less .

"My h u s b a n d h a d b e e n s o b e n e ­f i ted by T a n l a c , w h i c h h e t o o k a s a t o n i c a n d to r e l i e v e h i s c a t a r r h , t h a t I d e c i d e d to t r y it t o o . A n d n o w 1 e a t a n y t h i n g I w a n t w i t h o u t h a v i n g to f o r c e d o w n m y m e a l s , a n d e v e r y t h i n g a g r e e s w i t h m e . I f e e l p e r f e c t l y s t r o n g a n d fu l l o f e n e r g y ,

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Ward B. Austin to Max M. Yellen, j ^ y " l i v e r h a s b e e n s e t r i g h t , m y n e r v e s a r e s t e a d y , afMJT I a m s i m p l y in s p l e n d i d h e a l t h . * M y h u s b a n d a n d m y s e l f t h i n k t h e r e i s n o t h i n g l ike T a n l a c . " *

T a n l a c is for s a l e by al l g o o d d r u g g i s t s . O v e r 35 m i l l i o n b o t t l e s s o l d . — A d v .

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Begin Jan. list Four

EXPERTS fllLL SPEAK,

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GEO. P. NEWTON DEAD. (By Special Wire to The Courier.)

S i lver Creek. Jan. 19. — George P o m e r o y N e w t o n , d irector of the George W o r t h i n g t o n Company , C leve ­land, died a t the supper table of heart trouble last n ight . Mr. N e w t o n w a s s i x t y - o n e y e a r s old. H e c a m e here from Cleve land t w o y e a r s a g o . • A s i s t er Mrs. Ju l ia N e w t o n of Irving, s u r v i v e s .

Mr. N e w t o n married a Mis s Minnie N e w t o n of Irving, and his s i s t er a l s o marr ied a N e w t o n of Irving.

F. Slegrist, Gerhard J. Simon. Fred H. Sinclair, George F. Sitterle, Walter A. Slagel, George M. Sleininger, George E. Slotkin, Frank L Smart, Albert C. Smith, Edward A. Smith, Frank J. Smith, George H. Smith, Howard G. K. Smith. John T. Smith, Joseph F. Smith. Walter Smith, Henry R. Snyder, Peter J. Soemann. Joseph A. Sorgl, W. M. Spaukling, Anthony Speich. Fred Sper-ber, Harry D. Spero. George H. Stagg, John A. Stanton, William A. Staples. Walter B. Starr, Elsworth M. Statler, Kdward J. Steck, Adolph Steeg, George F. Stein, Grover C Steinmaker, Joseph W. Stelnhauser. Kdward Stengel. Matt Stephan. William M. Steul, John R. Stevens. August H. Stoerr, John H. Stone. Frank C. Stoner, E. F. Storck, George E. Strasser, Robert L. EM rebel, Robert F. Strtegel. Albert J. Striker. Jesse A. Sturm. Fred Stutzman. James Sullivan. John L. Sullivan, Bartlett W. Sumner. Hoover C. Sutton. J. l a r o y Sut­ton. Edwin P. Swanz, George M. S w a m . Frank J. Sweeney; J. H. Sweeney, H. Eugene Swezey. Will iam W. Szafran-ski.

Fred C. Tashenberg, Alexander lor. Daniel Taylor, S. J. A. Teresl. Geo;

MUCH ORE BEING USED. T h e v e s s e l s at the Buffalo e l eva tors

y e s t e r d a y had on 1.S67.000 bushe l s of grain and on the preced ing day the e l e v a t o r s unloaded 504.000 b u s h e l s of gra in . T h e l ineup y e s t e r d a y m o r n i n g : a t the Electr ie . the S h e n a n g o ; S u ­perior. Wick wire and D a l t o n ; Wheeler , S h e r w i n ; Monarch. T a u r u s ; Kvans . T a u r u s ; De lwood , R o b i n s o n ; Concrete . C o u l e e ; A m e r i c a n Malt ing , Wolf.

According to a s t a t e m e n t that reached the local vesse l offices y e s ­terday the furnaces at this end of the lake route used d u r i r g I>ecember, 4.500.000 tons of ore, l e a v i n g on J a n ­uary 1 at the lake front arid furnace y a r d s l e s s than 40,000,000 tons . At the rate at w h i c h ore is b e i n g c o n ­s u m e d a t present , there wil l be s m a l l ­er s tock , a t the open ing of n a v i g a ­t ion than a year a g o .

HAVING EXTENSIVE REPAIRS. T h e Canad ian s t e a m e r Thunder

Bay, whk'h w e n t a s h o r e on L a k e Er ie j u s t a b o v e Port Colborne s o m e d a y s ago , i s sti l l at the Buffalo d r y -dock. H e r b o t t o m w a s badly s m a s h ­ed on the rocks , and a good m a n y p la te s had to be replaced. S h e w a s on the w a y down to Port Colborne wi th a c a r g o of gra in .

IBy Special W Albion, J a n .

; s choo l for t h e I l e a n s c o u n t y wil

l a g e hall , Medinaj 27. W. J. Freef

I man of the O r | j B u r e a u associaMj j the m e e t i n g s w ( ; m o r n i n g and > M e d i n a a n d Kn< j f ive P a c k i n g : m e m b e r s wil l {•

Prof. £L R. C J ricultural eo l l ege j ! orchard expert

T h e program : t rat ion and or i.H. G. Chap in : ; growing , J. Os l • s e c t s wi th specif

control , C. R. Q m a n a g e m e n t at

; J. O s k a m p ; Coc ! roller on app le '. Crosby.

T h e fo l lowing day. J a n u a r y

, ot her a p p l e pe* P r u n i n g y o u m bearing. J. Oska i i t s control , C. a s in f luenc ing orchard, J. Osks

On S a t u r d a y sec t s and their A F a c t o r s inf luenci S p r a y i n g schedt C. R. Crosby; S i Iems, inc lud ing ing over undes i i kam]).

) The Course fruit growers' !

I t e m part of Or- | je held at the v i l - |

inuary 25, 26j and Medina , cha i r -

fernoon s e s s i o n s l e sv i l l e C o - o p e r a - | lube a s s o c i a t i o n s '

the schooB.

MORTGAGES—CITY. The Rector, Wardens and Vestrymen

of St. Jude's church of Buffalo to Buffa­lo Savings bank, $11,000, Dash, n Mac-amley.

John Stote and one to Genesee Street Savings & Loan Assn. , 910, Burgard, n Doat.

Leon A. Piguet and one to Gowanda Co-operative Savings & Loan Assn., $6,-500, Admiral road, n Hertel.

John Stotz and one to d i a r i e s Bauer, Jr.. $500. Burgard. n Doat.

Peter Milter to John R. Taggart and ~„ Mii . «h I one. $2,500, same, n s C o u n t y F a r m | Herman J. Bodowes and one to Max

will presidio at M - Yellen, $2.50, Pries, w Triangle. . ... .J" J | Herbert Collard and one to Marv F. i h Will cons i s t of j Pierce. $3,000, Mari»mont. e So. Park.

Henry J. HageJberger and one to I ! William Hilbert. $"r.0ori. Seneca, e Fisher, i

Glesecke-KlBsey Co.. Inc.. to Albany | w, 961 s Kensington.

Catherine Wadsworth to Edward J. Rogers, $1,S00. Ferry, w West ave.

Edward J. Garono and one to Erie

$524. Jeannie M. Gram to RosaiHo Marino,

$soo. Eva V. Robertson to Ralph K. Robert­

son, Various. Same to Eva V. Robertson, same. Hertel Home Bldrs.. Inc. t o Park

Gardens Homes Corp., $4,200. Mary Lawrey by Adme. to Franklin

K. Koppe. $2,100. East Buffalo Brewing Co. to Alert

Holding Corp. Same to same. Same to same. Same to same. , Same to same. A

Same to same. Same to same. Hiram S. ellen to Max M. Yellen. William J. Bannister and o a e to Ell i­

cott Investors Corp., $1,500. Wallace C. Quin to Elton R. Chapin,

$43,000. John G. Sattler to Elsie Otto, $600. Marian Shea to Minerva Abel, $3,000. Same to Edward L. Abel. $3,000. Herbert G. Dismon to Solomon Di s -

raon, $1,350. Irene Mayer to X. Orsini De Bock, $2,-

500. Stanislaus Monczynski to George A.

Herner, $1,100. CHATTEL MORTGAGES.

H. Costello and one to American Credit Co.. $53.

John Dorsey and one to Bett ie J. Parker, $500.

George Doyle and one to Will iam E. Kill and one, $2,3o0.

LIS P E N D E N S . Agnes Hodel vs . Daniel Baich, Ton­

awanda. Irving M. Wreiss. Charles Miller and one vs. Joseph

Rubins and ore , W. Seneca. Percy C. Lansdowne.

BILL OF SALES. Nathan Bisgier , to Charles Wahl,

$4M. Buffalo. Bettie J. Parker to John Dorsey and

one, $600, Same. Simon Sernoffsky to Mary Gajoli,

$340. Same. Dr. Edward B. Fleming to John J.

Mooney, $1400. Benjamin Ray to Max Ray, 1220.

Buffalo. W7iiliam E. Kill and one to George

Doyle. $13f»ii. Buffalo. Max Winkler and one to Roy Sink,

$450. Buffalo. MECHANICS' LIENS.

Clinton K. DeGroat as rec. of the 1. A. Shaw Co. vs . Carles Sekeiski and one. owners, and Lewis Mayer, contr., $7.%5.73. Buffalo.

Stanley J. Johengrin and one vs. Isa-dore N. Greenfield and one, owners and contrs., $755.92. Eden.

JUDGMENTS. Christina Reinhardt in favor of Mec­

ca Laundry Co., $48.57. Donovan & Goodyear.

Archibald L. Bolyard Ha favor of Walbridge & Co., $147.61. W. B. Gran-dison.

Robert J. Goss in favor of^ Weed &

RED SOX WILL BE WORLD BEATERS IF WEIGHT CODNTS

Boston, Jan. 19.—If lengtih is an a s ­set to a pitcher, the Hed Sox may e x ­pect to win many games during the s e a ­son of 13:3. According to the club s t a ­tistician the Sox will have on their roster this year three of. the tallest htirlers in captivity.

Daniel Roy Fowlkea. purchased last September from the Memphis etub of the Southern Association, is said to be the tallest man in the American league. He is 6 feet 5 1-4 inches in height, and weighs 225 pounds. Carl Stimson, a c ­quired from the Rock Island club of the Mississippi Valley league, s tands six feet 5 inches and weighs 195 pounds. T h e third tall man who will pitch for Frank Chance is Howard Ehtnke, obta ined from Detroit in the deal by which Pra^' and Collins went west. T h e vet Ehmke is 6 feet four inches in hei

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KERNAN. FORMER COLLEGE HERO, TAKEN ON BY M ' G R V t 1

New York. Jan. 19.—James M. Ker-sity star athlete, has signed a contract, nan, former Yale and Syracuse univer­sity star athlete has s igned a contract to catch for the Giants next season. Manager Mc-Graw announced yes terday that he had taken Kernan on the advic# of Billy Lauder, rormer Yale baseBall coach. He replaces Ed Cousineau. iha former Fordham backstop, who was re­leased to the Boston Braves last T u e s ­day, Kernan's previous professional e x ­perience consisted of a trial last s u m ­mer with the Reading club of the Inter­national league. He came to the Giattta as a free agent.

"Jimmy" Kernan w a s one of the best all-around college athletes in the east. At Syracuse he played on the varsity football and baseball t eams and was the star of the basketball team. An argument with Chick Meehan, Syracuse football coach; led to Kernan's with­drawal from that university in 1919. H s then entered Yale and became eJigilv • for football there in 1921. He played t ivo years of baseball and two years of bas­ketball for the Blue.

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>y bf Cornell! A g _ id noted fruilj and I County Savings bank. $5,000, Breeken- j c ^ W . W "w!"S! Grandison. •

speak daily! ridee. e Gelston. ! i^adore Rabinowitz in favor of Max • - • i , CT Sam Pleskin and one to Benjamin ! M. Yellen. $530.05. Abraham N. Carrel.

i s f o l l o w s : R e g i s - Weintraub, $3,800, Pratt, e, 100 n Clin- Jennie C. Beveridge in favor of Max pzat ion Of school , I ton. Siege! and one, $124.25. S . S . H u m p h r e y .

out look for ifruit j Automatic Tire Machine Corpn. to M a r v F. Garlinger in favor of Lin-lp: T y p e s of i n - ! Erank M. Beck, $14,000, Bush, s A m - ] w o o d Construction" Co., $109.25. Strebel, reference to thei

OLEAN CLUB COMMITTEE. (By Special Wire to The Ccur'er.)

Olean. Jan. 19.—The board of directors of the Olean City club has api>ointed the followiing house committee. J. B. Gage. Klngs'Jey C. Norris and John D. Dempsey. E-nest M. Wejs h a s . been chosen as clerk of the club.

r

jy; O r c h a n l soil (use of fert i l izers ,

g m o t h and! leaf nd pears , C. R.

>gram is for P r i -phis , sca le and

C. R. Crosby: l it t rees for ear ly

P e a r P s y l l a and Crosby; P r u n i n g

lue t ion in the old

2P' Italk on p e a c h in | t m l . C. R. Crosby;

fruit , J. Oskftmp |K for tree

•ial orchard j

f^'uits, >rob-

l i n n i n g ajid ^ o r k -le var ie t i e s , J|

Taylor,

VH. L. J.

H. Henry P.

Frank X. Frank L. WHliara J. Joseph M.

W. Schneider, J o -George J. Schopf.

Thoma. John C Tigue, Jneseph H. Tonnies, Jr.. ert Trapp. B-Truncer, Albeit

ber. George H,. Sch/oeder, Herman E-Schultz. William Scbultz, William E. Schumacher. Raymond T. Schultz, George J. Schwsbl . Frank W. Schwartz. Raymond J. Schwartz. Joseph Schweit­zer, Chartea J. Saamss. Frank M. Sett bert. James M. Saxtoa, Frank E. SayJ mour Jr.. John Shanigan. J. J. Shea, William F. Shaahan. PVad B. Shartraod. Alfred R- Sfcbiry. Otto A.

Tay-Charles

g»» Therrien, Fredelin Thorner. Edward W.

C Timmerman. Joseph Luman C. Torrey. Rob-

J. T ravers, Charles W Turner.

Will iam O. Walter. Thomas H . J \ a l l . Charles H. Wannenwetsch Harry 1 Ward. Louis, J. Ward, Horatio A. War­ren. Charles W. Wasmuth F. C. Wat­son J. H. Watt les . Carl W. Weber. !,orenz Weber, Robert S . W e e d , Louis A Wehle. William W. Weige-I. R. P. Weil William Weitiert. Kdward F. Welnig, Max Weintraub, J a m e s K. Weisbeck, J. Adam Weiss . « ^ g o r y * Weitz. Albert Wande, Howard L. Wepp-ner. D. F. Werling. Henry Wertimer, Frank F. Wetzel . Howard L. WTieeler. Charles C. Wickham. Albert H. J. Wiegand, J. Howard Wilcox, l > f o y K. Wilcox Herman Wileasa, M. William, James Williams, A. F. Will iamson. E d ­ward J. Wilson, Jamea P. W*'aon. Harry Winer. Leonhard G. Winkler, Frank Wintermantal . John J Wittman, Fred W Wolf. John W * Wolf. George W. Waits . John Wood. Edward T. Woods. Thomas F. Wright, Will iam H.

W r ' g h t . . « TT 1. Orson E. Yeager. Max M. Yellen,

George E. Youn*. Robert J. Zahm. Joaaph G. Ztetler.

Edward G. Zaller, Joaaph P. _Zfn«*r. John J. Zant. Harry Ztmmar. FteUx H. ziBUMgnwa,.. Uoula Jafc i

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TESTIMONY IS A L L IN . In t h e a d m i r a l t y libel ac t ion

brought by the F l e i s c h m a n Co., a g a i n s t the s t e a m e r G. A. Toml inson o w n e d b y H u t c h i n s o n & Co of Cleveland, Judge Haze l finished tak ­ing t e s t i m o n y y e s t e r d a y morning . T h e only w i t n e s s e x a m i n e d wais Capt. Heffernon of the s t e a m e r J a c o b T. Kopp. H e sa id he had never had a boat at the E x c h a n g e e levator . H o w e v e r , he told o f the currents in the N i a g a r a river, a n d in the Erie bas in . .

T h e l a w y e r s r e p r e s e n t i n g the T o m ­l inson . Messr s S a r n i e ! Ho ld ing a n d L e a Hins l ea . left w i t h their c l i e n t s a n d exper t w i t n e s s e s for Cleve land last n ight .

THE DAY OF TH': PEDDLER IS PASSIN6 ON OLEAN

(By Special Wire to The Courier.>-Olean, Jan. 19.—During the past year

there were only twenty-s ix licenses granted to peddlers in Olean, according to the reports of City Clerk R. E. Turner O? this number many were strangers In the city, who stayed but a few days selling their wares from house to house.

In the old days Olean was a peddlers' paradise and for many years there were all sorts of peddlers to be seen on the streets, the number of licenses issued running into the hundreds each year. Cripple* were largely represented among those who secured licenses this year.

FINES AND S T I L | GARNERED IN COMBING WELLAND COUNTY

l O s -

(By Special W e l l a n d , Ont.

of the provinc ia l sec t ion a g a i n s t over $3,000 in in the pas t w e e k j of several large

W h i l e fore igne l cated in the d i s i o n e wel l know? farmer, H a r v e y wi th one of the ing outf i t s and

One of the *a at the t ime the | provincial po l ice of t u r n i n g out ga l lons of l iquor

to The Courier.) 19.—The a c t i v i t y

Lee C. Northcliffe to Ward B. Aus­tin. $524, Northland, w Sheridan.

Herbert K. Swezey and one to Erie County Savings bank. $3,000, Beard, sw Woodbridge.

Biekford Wallace Co.. Inc.. to Title & Mortgage Guar. Co., $2,500, Wisconsin, w Suffolk.

Same to same. $2,500. same. Same to same, same, same. Same to same. same. same. Cisimer W. Jajorski and one to Jozef

Jawirski and one, $2,000, Reed, s Syc­amore.

David C. Klager and one to Title & Mortg. Guar. 'Co. . Tacoma, n Roanoke.

Sam London and one to Erie County Savings Bank. $4,500, Fillmore n Bway.

Frank Prestel and one to Kittie L. Green, $4,000, cor. Poultney and Kensing­ton.

Albert Seland and one to Charles A. Koehler and one, fSOO, Dorris, n. Sattler park.

Charles lanne and one to Gowanda Co-operative Savings & Loan Associa­tion. $7,000. Rugby, n Linden.

Henry \V. Walters and one to Buffalo Savings bank, $3,500, subd, lot 36, cover 124.

Albert J. Wolf and one to same, $3,500, l Breckenridge e Grant.

Angelo Serafini and one to John Eck-| hert, $2,500, cor. Amherst and Poult-i ney.

_ , . _k , Charles H. Sparks and one to Henry )Itce in the Thorld w . Fox. $7,500, Parker, n Hertel. pis h a s resul t 3d in Charles H. Sparks and one to Park

be ing colljected j Gardens Homes Corpn., $1,300, same. fs ind the destrij Bis.

are m o s t l y ihipli fvery of the , P e l h a m tow Umbers, w a s c i u g h t l i sky manuf i i c tur

Id a f ine of 1 found in

i land revenud and rrived, w a s cnjpable

Rogert K. Ralph and one to Irene May­er, $2,500. Sagamaore, s Hertel.

Jennie Meyers to Adolph Lorentz, $3,-500. William, e Michigan.

Giesecke-Kinsey Co.. Inc.. to George Messersmith, $2,500. Berwyn. w Bailey.

Jennie Meyers to Adolph Lorentz, $5,00", William, e Michigan.

Wilfred E. Butts to Erie County Sav­ings hank, $5,000, Indian Church rd, ne

lc-tion ] Seneca.

c t ion

[stills, n s h i p

1,000.

Ibout lay.

s e v e n t y - f i v e

John Arms-tron matist and art p |

! the Chaloner 10-" Ninth avenue a

i New York city. Movie, formerly i ginia estate. He

i five and ten cen ! a moving pictu t "first-run films."

thaloner, poet

Fifty-fifth »m the Merry jw barn on hi(s Vir

lade a "go of (fourteen miles!

town and

CANAL WORK CLOSES. (By Special Wire to The Courier.)

St . Cathar ines , Ont., Jan. 19.—Work on sect ion N o . 4. a b o v e ThoroW, of t h e W e l l a n d sh ip canal , has been c losed d o w n indefinitely, but it i s e x ­pected it wi l l r e s u m e as soon a s the w e a t h e r m o d e r a t e s n e x t spring. N o t m u c h a c t i v i t y i s in progres s on s e c ­t i ons N o s . 1 and 2. hut on sec t ion N o . 3, a t Thorold , w h e r e a p p l i a n c e s t o work in cold w e a t h e r are used , a c o n ­s iderable n u m b e r of m e n ore w o r k i n g .

LIVONIA OFFICERS. (By 'Special Wire to The Courier.)

Livonia. Jan. 19.—Officers of Charles H. Richmond camp, S. O. v . . were in-atalled last evening by Past Commander Samuel C. CuTbertaon of East Roch­ester as follows: Commander, Jerry Van Kleeck: senior Wee commander. J. Wells Reed; Junior vice commander. Herbert Boecher; camp council. Frank Rector, Jerry Sherman and Charles Mil­ler; chaplain. Eli A. Sherman: guide. Frank Rector; color guard, Henry B o r -dlck; traasurar. Edwin O. Nickeraoo;

Corey & Tubbs. Colino Christian in favor of Florence

Zink, $492.43. John J. Brown. John J. Markowski and Josephine M-

Markowski in favor of Certain-Tweed Products Corp., $574.86. Richard L. Ball.

Florence H. Jennings in favor of Davis S. Levi et. al„ $169.65. S. S. Humphrey.

Thomas Carros in favor of Wilfred I. Booth, $42.96. Richard L. Ball.

Harry Van L>yke in favor of Louis F. Mauer and one, $165.45. Schwendler.

William A. Seaman in favor of Port-ersville Aurora Milling Co., $112.31. Herbert W. Larkin.

Philip Krnsner in favor of Aaron Feld et. al.. $30.67. Richard L. Ball.

Charles Pilger in favor of M. D. Kil­mer' & Co., $94.98. William R. Daniels.

Robert G. Williams in favor of The Peoples Bank of Buffalo, $76.62. Wi l ­bur B. Grandison.

Walter McLeod in favor of Algen S. Cadwallader, $72.91. Clyde T. Cad-wailader.

John Smolinski and Katollna Srnolin- ,

ski in favor of Luke Kaczor, $138.40. Maloney & Maloney.

Thomas Shapiro in favor of Max M. Yelien, $515.12. Matthew Weimar.

Buffalo (Edurfrt HE BUFFALO ENQUIRER

COUNTY.

dra-

PIMPLESQN K nut Caused Gr<

Culled " F o r five c

troubled with of m y neck w t discomfort. 1 but not very head. They ribly causing r i u t e t h e m .

" I began u i and Ointment i first two weglri them and nc healed after uei ticura Soap i cure Ointment.* Norton. 572 W . i City.

Beautify: CutkuraSoap,(

Discomfort. Healed.

months I a a s pies o n the b ick oaused ma p s a t

pimples were led , and came t< l a

a n d burned t * -scratch and l i ­fe Cuticura S e e p

I got relief after 1 he 11 continued us ing

I a m complet i ly four cakes of C u-m boxes of C* rt-(Signad) M i s s « .

S t . , N e w Y d r k

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Marion II. Berber to Federal Land Bank of Springfield, $4,800, Aurora.

Frances Hudomient to Buffalo Farm Exchange, Inc.. $1,000, Cheektowaga.

, ., , (Clarence J. Herman and one to Mary on got his id>a f o r j w i t t m a n , $3,000, Eden. '0 movie t h e a e r at ! Nicklaus D. Roth and one to Frank J.

istreet, j Schurr and one. $10,000. Clarence. Mills ! Sava Grmusha to Raymond L. Bom-

mer, $1,000, Tonawnnda. |it" at | Charles Wesley Hall and one to Ger-

from ; man Baptists ' Life Assn. , $4,000, Ken-showed : more.

George H. Sweet and one to Bank of East Aurora. $3,000, E. Aurora.

Same to same, $6,000, same. George B. Geib and one to Bank of

I Kast Aurora, $4,950. E. Aurora-Arvitle E. Arched- to Federal Lank

Bank of Springfield, $10,000. Concord. John B. Geuting to Clara Geuting.

$6,500. Hamburg.

DISCHARGES OF MORTGAGES. Bernard Cryan and one to Irish-Amer­

ican Savings & Loan association, June 27, 1919.

Ethel I. Rickettson to Erie County-Trust Co., October 28. 1922.

Ella M. C. Fernandez to Henry Wal­ter, November 8. 1916.

Martin Parshan and one to George T. Bossman, September 18, 1911.

Joseph L. Boeck and one to Mary E. Logan. July 22, 1919.

Charles F. Zeilberr and one to H o m e ­stead Savings & Loan association, De­cember 23, 1918.

Frederick Geib and one to Buffalo Savings bank, March 2, 1849.

Dezso Kisb and one to Adam Ttilel, January 6, 1920.

Marion Elizabeth Ault to Joseph Block, May 18. 1910.

John Zastempowaki and one to Ella Zastempowska, January 2, 1920.

Emma Wean to Irish-American Sav ­ings & Loan association, October 17, 1914.

Will iam F. Knodel and one to Faxson, Williame &, Faxson. April 17 1917.

Paul J. Kopper and one to Giesecke-Kinsey Co., Inc., July 1, 1922.

Fraada Gattte to George C. Meyers. January 1, 1914.

Will iam Davis and one to Irish-Amer­ican Savings & Loan association, April 20. 1915.

Rebecca Benninghof to Wil l iam F. Neureutar, August t. 1*31.

Harrison H, Barry and on* to Henry XjMol l sabe tg , Jane » . i t s * .

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F. N. Burt Co., •*C"...58 Lumbermen 54 Nat. Amniline & Chem­

ical Co 49 Standard Oil Co . . 48 F. N. Burt Co., " A " . . . 4 4 General Chemical Co. . .38 Buffalo Bethlehem Steel

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BUFFALO, N. V-CLASSIFIED ADVFRISINQ

tacexeo. standardized and Popularised According to

THE BASIL L. SMITH SVSTEM. l n a Philadelphia. Pa.

All ade are restricted to their proper classification and to the regular Cttu-

Henry | ner-Enquirer stvle of type. CLASSIFIED RATES.

Daily rate per line for consecutive ln -Mruoiia . lu .udiug Mora:ag Courier and Evening Knauuei' at the one r a t a

Charge Cash Seven days 10c §0 Three days it© 10a One day l i e 1S«

A J ; r...-i.ir' ordered for irregular In­sertions takes the one t ime insertion rate; no ad taken for iesa than baaia of two lines. Minimum charge. Joe. minimum cash, 24c.

Count six average wordf to the Una Charged ads w.H be received by tele­

phone and if paid at the Courler-En-Quirer office within seven days from the first day of insertion caab rata ami be allowed.

Ads ordered for three or seven day i and stopped before expiration will o n ? be charged for the number ot rtmes the ad appeared and adjustment made at the rate earned.

Rate Dt-r count fine for white space ads set In nonpareil is the same a s a line of type as is figured twelve linet to th - Inch.

Classified Display ads take above rates per agate line. Minimum space one inch or fourteen linea.

Special rate for yearly advertising on request.

Publishers reserve the right to adit or reject any classified advert is ing copy.

Copy for Sunday Courier should be at affice of publication Friday evening u Insure proper classification.

Telephone Seneca 2786 and ask for a Want Ad Taker.

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COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO

PNEUMONIA

Standard Classification*. The Individual advert i sements are ar«

ranged under these headings la alpha* batlcal order for quick reference.

ANNOUNCEata*Mji . •—Funeral Director* *—Funeral F iowera S—Cemetery L o t a a tonumenta 7—Lodge Not icaa 8—Coming E v e n t a S—Personal a

10—I .oat and Found. A U T O M O B I L E S

A—Automobile Agenc iaa 11—Automobiles for Sale. It—Auto Trucks for Sale. IS—Auto Accessories—Parts -. 14—Oarages—Autoa for Hire. II—Motorcycles and Bicycles.

EMPLOYMENT. IS—Help Wanted—Female. SS—Help Wanted—Male.

C h r o n i c c o u g h s a n d pers i s tant M~Repalrlng—Servioa sltatioo* c o l d s l e a d t o s e r i o u s l u n g t r o u b l e . " ~ W M « i r ^ . m o ^ v t r , c

Y o u c a n a t o p t h e m n o w w i t h C r e o - ; i s - B u l n e S f ^ f c . & O T U £ L * m u l s i o n . a n emuls i f i ed c r e o s o t e t h a t • »•—Building Contracting. ia p l e a s a n t to t a k e . C r e o m u l s i o n ia SO—Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating. a n e w m e d i c a l d i s c o v e r y w i t h a t w o - |J—Dressmaking—Milimery. fo ld a c t i o n ; i t s o o t h e s a n d h e a l s t h e H z E ^ A . 1 0 * : " " ^ b l n g . Roofing, i n f l a m e d m e m b r a n e s a n d k i l l s t h e ! { ^ L a u n d e r i n g . * e c m . ; tt—Moving, Trucking. S toraga

Of a l l k n o w n drugs , c r e o s o t e Is j*—Painting—Papering, r e c o g n i z e d b y t h e m e d i c a l f r a t e r n i t y n ~ r « r t ? t , n f ~ B , n i r a v l n * -aa t h e g r e a t e s t h e a l i n g a g e n c y l o r I I M g B M ' Servlca, t h e t r e a t m e n t of c h r o n i c c o u g h s a n d j SO—Tailoring* c o l d s a n d o t h e r f o r m s o f t h r o a t a n d | 11—Wanted—Business Servtca l u n g t r o u b l e s . C r e o m u l s i o n c o n t a i n s in a d d i t i o n t o c r e o s o t e , o t h e r h e a l ­i n g e l e m e n t s w h i c h s o o t h e a n d h e a l , . thp i n f l a m e d m e m b r a n e s a n d s t o p JJ—Help Wanted—Male or F a m a l a *h« irr i ta t ion w h i l e t h e c r e o s o t e C A M i H~~Solicitors—Canvassers—Agenta t h e i r r i t a t i o n w n n e i n e c r e o s o t e g o e s f a _ s i t u a t i o n Wanted—Femala o n to t h e s t o m a c h , i s a b s o r b e d i n t o ] t l—si tuat ion Wanted—Mala t h e b l o o d , a t t a c k s t h e s e a t o f t h e FINANCIAL, t r o u b l e a n d d e s t r o y s t h e g e r m s t h a t . M-—Business Opportunitiea l e a d t o c o n s u m p t i o n . | SS—Investments, Stocka, Bonda

C r e o m u l a i o n i s g u a r a n t e e d s a t i s - 2 l S B 2 L r * f t i i 5 £ « u f t r t « « t f a c t o r y in t h e t r e a t m e n t of c h r o n i c S£wv*3-%*HE£m****~ c o u g h s a n d co lds , b r o n c h i a l a s t h m a , INSTRUCTIONS. c a t a r r h a l b r o n c h i t i s a n d o t h e r f o r m s «s—Correspondence Coursea Of t h r o a t a n d l u n g d i s e a s e s , a n d i s j iS—Local Instruction Classes. e x c e l l e n t f o r b u i l d i n g u p t h e s y s t e m «<—Musical, Dancing. Dramatic. a f t e r c o l d s o r t h e f lu . M o n e y r e f u n d - I f Z w i ^ e d T n « £ » e « * . ed If a n y c o u g h or co ld , n o m a t t e r o f < * - W * n U d ~ T

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