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12 THE BUFFALO ENQXHRER; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1914. TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1914. ORPHEUS BALL A BRILLIANT SUCCESS FORCED TO VACATE $5,000 IH PRIZES Buffalo Enquirer? and Sunday Courier Picture Puzzle Contest No. 20.

IS 00. Overlamf mmfikci Minuet a Delightful Innovation any Spectators Enjoyed the Affair. Entire Stock of ODD TROUSERS Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, etc- Newest styles in pin stripe and: plain effects. -All sizes. Reduced as follows: What ell-Known Proverb Does This Picture Represent? Car M) Now PRIZE SECOND GKANB $3.00 1 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 $9.00 $10 $12 $2.00 S2.50 $3:00 $3.50 S4.00 S5.00 $6.00 Washington's birthday was fittingly celebrated last night by the members of the Buffalo Orpheus and their invited guests at the Broadway Auditorium.

It was the occasion of the Orpheus' an- rual masquerade and. grand ball, and the costumes of the dancers, imstly of the Colonial style, added a great patriotic tingle to the elaborate affair and served the' double purpose of an entertaining spectacle and commemorating the birthday of the man who was. "First in Peace. First in War, nd First in the Heartsof his Countrymen." The big auditorium was decorated with the national ooilors. In the center was the dancng court, surrounded by a srries of beautiful white pillars surmounted with electric lights.

The entrances were guarded by heralds who permitted only costumed dancers to enter. Around the court was a broad promerwide where the masqueraders wont through their pranks before the peinng of ceremonies. Arranged about this in horseshoe fashion were the boxes. i'i I I IT trf11 '-TELL YOU 1 loWDol SXj! YOU LIKE MyS I dope Iyyj'ZjLf 3 Duplicate Models of This Gar Will Be Demonstrated on the Streets From Time to Time. (ALTERATIONS FREE) Pictercs Begin With Flag1 Raising.

At the north end of the hall pat the -AND- seventy-iourth Regiment band and Sticht's orchestra, the musicians attired in costume. The ceremonies began with the flag 357 MAIN ST. Next Iroquois Hotel. Also Stores New 1'ork Boston and Providence. a 4 4 Si-mTr- i i Jk ii ii i in, v- iams, Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. David Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Ehmann. No. 60 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B.

Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles H. Lamy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Matheis, Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. De Mertes, Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Snyder, Miss Ella A. Mueller, Henry DrueT. No.

61 Mr. and Mrs. Henrv J. Kam, George Dotterweich, Miss Clara Kertz, Mrs. John Kessel.

No. G2(Rt Miss Rerthn. Remharrlt Hflss Buffalo Lnquirer and XT 1( Sunday Courier UUU1C I nu, Late model 79 OVERLAND FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING CAR, fally equipped with top, lights, windshield and all latest attachments. Emma Voss, Miss Lucile Daven, Miss 1079 Purd OVERLAND BUFFALO CO. Ma in Mreet Conpois A Certificate Good for Contest Pictures and Their Coupon Blanks (Value 41c) One to Twenty-five Inclusive, Is Given Free With Every Contest Test This Car at the Overland Buffalo's Garage and Salesrooms.

1 aiciiic vi lij in even ing dress with carnival cap and decoration, the reception committee in lung's lieutenants uniform and the floor committee in Lafayette costume met in the center of the court while the bands played. Albert Hutter pinned the carnival banner to the Stars and Stripes, which were raised announcing the opening of the ball. At 10:30 o'clock a pageant of Washington's days emerged from the south end of the hall led by the Seventy-fourth Regiment band in grenadier costumes. The first float represented "Washington crossing the Delaware, with John S. Embleton impersonating the great general.

Behind these cam the reception committee and a continental drum corps. A second float rep resented Washington's farewell address, with H. O. Hutter as the first president This was followed by the floor committee and colonial dames, the carnival float and the Kleine Rath. The Stately Minuet.

Sixteen couples selected from the floor committee and the colonial dames opened the dancing with a minuet under the direction of Charles H. Van Arnam. At midnight the revelers formed in 'line for the grand march, at the conclusion of which band and orchestra united in playing the "Star Spangled Banner" while the merrymakers unmasked. The Box Holders. The box holders and the persons they entertained were: Xos.

1 and 2 William F. Kastlng, William L. Kastlng, Laura L. Kaeting, Miss Tatour, Mr. and Mrs.

Julius flange, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Arnani, ('. Quinlan, rr. E.

C. Hancock, Mrs. T. H. Wilson, Mrs.

Cornelius Ryan of I Montreal, Mrs. Edward Fisher, Miss Rose O'Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Tafay C. No.

5 Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Steffan, C.

A. Steffan, Miss Mayme Doll, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Casler, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krion, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henuing, Miss JIattie Sohwert, Dr.

J. H. Donnelly. Xo. 7 Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Bernhardt, Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Spitznagel, Mrs. Albert M. Hatick. Mrs. K.

L. Volgenau, Herbert R. Bernhardt. My Answer to Puzzle Picture No. 20 Is Name No Street City or Town and State.

Hold All Answers Until the Entire Series of Pictures Has -aasn Been Published. xvBit; vHyiuu, vvaucr j. Aiuener, nar-old F. Mueller, II. Hacker, Arthur C.

Matheis. No. 62 (b) Mr. and Mrs. Jos.

Kam. Miss Dorothy Kam, Miss Roselyn Kam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kam, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward M. Hager, Mrs. David SteHberg, Mrs. Lesly Maxon.

No. 64 Mr. and Sirs. Jos. G.

Zeitler. Mr. and Mrs. Manson Fisk, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles O'Rourke, Mrs. Clayton Par-keist, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kelly, Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Ross. No. 66 Mr. and Mrs.

Fred J. Seames, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dora, Mr. and Mrs.

Christian Trapp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speidel. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Phillips. No. 70 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.

Georger, Frank Smith, Miss Genevieve Burgoyne, Mr. and Mrs. James McCrudden, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Bidwell, Miss L. Georger, Mr. and Mrs. John Nagel.

Miss Vera Nagel, Miss Edna and Lester Nagel, Mrs. E. Bidwell. Clifford Georger. In Colonial Costumes.

Why Not Begin Today to Try and Win This Magnificent Overland Car or One of Thousands of Dollars in Valuable Prizes i a a IN THE GREAT Contest Catalogues Float Washington's farewell to his generals. On the 4th of December, 17S3; Washington met by appointment the loya! officers who had served through the noble cause. He greeted each one personally with a grasp of the hand. Bidding them farewell, he went to Annapolis to resign his commission. Character participants in pageant-Prince Carnival.

Walter G. Heussler; Columbia, Miss Ella Zeller. Flower girls Melba Gerlach, Alma Siekmann. Louise Zeller, Lillian Young. Now On Sale The Buffalo Enquirer and Sunday Cou Colonial girls Laura Kasting, Hilita.

Schwarz, Helen "Conrad. Grace Ruth Moerschfelder, Genevieve Stroman. Cora Geiger, Ruth Geiger, Flor ir- OF THE BUFFALO ENQUIRER AND SUNDAY COURIER Just Beginning Jist Beginning TPS the most novel and fascinating Picture Contest ever conducted by a daily newspaper. There's no soliciting no voting just the naming of plays, songs, books and proverbs represented by the pictures as they appear daily. You only need the back numbers to enter the Contest.

START TODAY ence Janet Bemjsiii Kewpies Elizabeth; and 4 Snw.ni' 1 1 I i -rt Xo. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. rold, CATALOGUES OH SALE WITH FOLLOWING AGENTS 1230 Clinton St.

Ryan Bailey Ave and Clin-- tou St. rier's Contest Catalogue, which contains a large list of names of Plays, Songs, Books and Proverbs and all of the correct answers to the entire series of contest picture puzzles is on sale. It makes solving of the pictures quick, sure and easy. It is well printed on good paper.and neatly bound, and will prove a valuable and handy reference guide for everyone, aside from its important use in the contest. The price of the Catalogue is 40c at the office of The Enquirer; 42c by mail.

Orders may be placed now and they will be filled promptly. Orders by mail should be accompanied by stamps, P. O. or express money orders, and all orders must be addressed to The Contest Manager The Buffalo Enquirer, Buffalo, N. Y.

25 PICTURES AHDCOUPOMS FREE. A Gontest certificate redeemable for the first 25 puzzle contest pictures and coupons Is given FREE with every contest Colonial dames Bredemeier, Elizabeth Wennesheitriety- Caroline Schwarz. Catherine Schweigert, Clara Schweigert, Eugenia Storck, Ethel Whal-ley, PIsther Bruikner. Harriet Hofheins, Hortense Pohle, "Katherine Leonard, Madeline Graesser, Eugenia Taggesnell, Irmgarde Lange, Genevieve Lux, Margaret Wennesheimer. Sharpshooters, colonial boys, sailors and clowns William Kasting Fred Schultz.

William Luedeke. Joseph Kam, Carl Taggesell, Richard Tagse-snll. Earl Jung, Daniel- Kamphausen G. Frederic Zeller. Edw.

G. Zeller. Edw. "Moerschfelder, Harry Stroman, Conrad, Theodore Siekmann, Irwin Reiman. Edwin Golwitzer.

Delaware float George Washington. John S. Embleton. Generals C. TA.

Husted. Charles Pear Hathaway Vesper Weigold Albert Molik Gladrowski 1833 Clinton St. 17S8 William St. 1221 Lovejoy St. 3579 Broadway 1347 Broadway and (newsboys) Here are the Rules of the Contest and Mrs.

William J. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William D.

Weinig, Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Hoefler, Miss Elizabeth Hoefler, Miss Maud Thomas, Mrs.

I a. Dean. Xo. 11 Mr. and Mrs.

Milton C. Guggen-ijimer. Mr. and Mrs. Peter II.

Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ij. Jokl, Mrs. R.

Winkler, Mrs. D. Dian, Mr. and Mis. M.

Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Knotlie.

Xo. 12 Fred Boehme. Aclolph Glawatz, Robert Eickel. John Schnell. Xo.

15 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Heuesler, Mr.

and Sirs. August C. Bsenwein, Mr. and Mrs. V.

P. Luedeke, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schweuk.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Bernhardt, Miss Stellwagen, Robert A. Heussler.

W. G. Heussler. Xo. 16 Dr.

and Mrs. H. Stadlinger, Mr. and Mrs. George Munschauer, Mrs.

Margaret Munschauer, Mr. and Mrs. Julius tJeorger and party. Xo. 17 Mr.

and Mrs. I H. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Goodspeed. C. I Hayes, Miss Knoll, Mr. and F. A.

Heron, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Kaniman, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Messer-smith, Mr. and Mrs. U.

S. Thomas. No. 19 Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Fuhrmann, Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Jenings, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Spoeri, Miss Grace Murphy. George T.

Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Dirnberger, Jr.

Xo. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bricka, Fillmore.

Grass Repschaer Rohrbacber Holesehneider READ CAREFULLY 95. Peckham St. 481 William St. 584 Broadway LI IF PRIZE IS In Value The correct answers, to serve as a basis of awards, are being selected by the contest manager and the representatives of the Buffalo Enquirer and Sunday Courier, and will shortly be placed under seal in a safety deposit vault. a The correct answers have been included in a I son, Harry Dilks, John B.

Gordon, Everett W. Jameson, Lewis G. Bassett Paul Mann, Amos S. Weaver, E. C.

Sprague. Marines W. K. Allen, D. S.

Carroll, D. Clark, L. G. Dallas, Huntington Downer, Thomas Hemingway. Jeffers F.

Richardson, Edgar C. Schabacker, Richard Mann, Sheffield Brown, Everett Hunt, Charles Sill, Hayden Newhall, Haven L. Garretson, Matt W. -Bennett Richard F. Cloak.

H. L. Abel. Farewell float George IT. G.

Hutter. Generals Henry F. TJllman, Harold F. Mueller, Walter J. Mueller, Joseph Hacker, Henry J.

Druar, Charles B. Whiting. Continental soldiers George R. Feine, Martin Shiesl, Edgar Neu, Arthur Stein, L. G.

Blumenshine, John P. Neu, Edwin Schaefer, Louis J. Henry Bredemeier. Heralds Ewald Dickmann, Ed G. Maier, Gerald F.

Boyle. Arthur Nixon. Clowns and jesters H. K. Heussler, Arthur Hoddick, Alvin Hoddick, Albert Sullivan, Leo A.

Webster, John, O'Dea, Robert Rheinhart, 'William Oliver, Roland Jones, William Schmid. Herbert Nauth. George Kalbfleisch. Frank Long, George Carl F. Siekmann, Edw.

Gnsler. H. R. Felton. 1 Committees Kleine Rath, evening dress The Buffalo Enquirer and Sunday Courier's Picture Puzzle Contest is a test of skill designed to encourage thought on the part of the young and provide a mental diversion for everyone.

There will he seventy-five (75) pictures, representing plays, songs, books and proverbs, in the contest, and prizes aggregating more than $5,000 in value will be awarded readers of The Enquirer and Sunday Courier who send in the correct or nearest correct answers to the entire series of pictures. One picture appears in the Daily Enquirer ever' day and one in the Sunday Courier every Sunday. The first picture was published, in Thursday's Enquirer, February 5. The last will be published on Tuesday, April 21. Picture Puzzle utest catalogue, which is issued as a guide and reference for.

contestants' use in the contest. To compete for the prizes contestants need only to supply names of plays, sonars, books or proverbs to be represented by the pictures, and send in their answers at the vloee of the contest oooorduig to the rules. i 1 The Picture Porala Contest ia I I DtffereM mraber; of a family opu to all regnlar readers of the Buf- may compete In tb cob test, tut ortty W. D. Heatb .347 Connecticut A.

H. Daniels 807 Niagara St. C. Schmidt 289 Bryant St. Enus Pair 1203 Niagara St.

Williams 431 Grant St. A. Collins. Forest Ave. and Grant St.

Louis Patton .225 Allen St. Hoebn Bros. 931 Main St. Stannard 1055 Main St. Duudon: 575 Clinton St.

Weydrnan Gtt) Clinton St. Kennedy 25i Broadway Wolf 1149 Broadway Mrs. Watson 803 Seneca St. J. Conners 802 Elk St.

A. Forbes 80 Seneca St. W. Krummell 2S40 Seneca St. T.N'Barry.

300 South Park Ave. Mrs. Fitzgerald 190 Triangle K. Klliott 431 Elk St. Harring-ton 755 William near Fillmore Are.

Pattridge Clinton St. near Fillmore Ave. George and J. Bohn Tonawanda and Hunt. J.

J. Military Road. E. J. McLaren.

1846 Niagara St. Ciias. Scheffler, 1821 Genesee St, Frank Fox. ...1262 Genesee St. Albert 407 Best St.

Louis 622 Sycamore St. Thos. Slater 709 Michigan St. N. Neil 139 Genesee St.

John Ehlein ...123 Niagara St. Niagara St. Emil Nassal 327 Virginia St. John H. Tusch 65 W.

Tup- per St. Lapp Shoemaker Main and Fillmore. Kester 1477 Main St. Atkins 1273 Jefferson St. Geo.

Boiler 499 Northampton St. Mrs. 1452 Fillmore Ave. Mrs. Kengott 209 Grider St.

II. Hofmann. Ferry and Kehr falo lany Enquirer fcnS Buffalo Sun-' ot prl will awarded to. any. one Courier, excepting employes of family.

ln" x-. oU murt not be eeat to un- rler. Anyone not excepted aa aoove 1 mentioned may enter the, eonteat by til th la mt.mt picture 1st Grand Prize $1,400 CHEVROLET (Shev-Ro-Lav) SPECIAL SIX TOURING CAR. Purchased from Joe Rath, 1027 Main street. 2nd Grand OVERLAND FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING CAR.

Purchased from Overland Buffalo Company, 1079 Main street. 3rd Grand Prize $750 MAXWELL "25-4" TOURING CAR. Purchased from Meyer Motor Car Company, 1054-56 Main street. 4th Grand Prize $300 DUSTING ROOM SUITE LN FUMED OAK. Purchased from Chas.

F. Doll Furniture Company, 711 Main street. 5th Grand Prize $200 CHOICE OF SOLITAIRE OR 3-STONE HOOP DIAMOND RING. Purchased from A. E.

Sipe, 8 Brisbane jBldg. 6th Grand Prize $200 SIX-PIECE CIRCASSIAN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE. Purchased from Chas. F. Doll Furniture Company; 711 Main street.

7th Grand Prize $150 SOLITAIRE OR TWIN STONE DIAMOND RING. Purchased from E. Sipe, Buffalo 's only diamond importer, 8 Brisbane Building. 8th Grand Prize $100 SOLITAIRE OR TWIN STONE DIAMOND RING. Purchased from A.

E. Sipe, 8 Brisbane Building. 9th to 19th" Prizes $550. CLUSTER DIAMOND RINGS AT $50 EACH. Purchased from A.

E. Sipe, Buffalo 's only diamond importer, 8 Brisbane Building. 20th to 30th Prizes $330. "MASSIVE FUMED OAK, ROAN-SKLN LEATHER UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS AT $30 EACH. Purchased "from Chas.

F. Doll Furniture 711 Main street. 31st to 40th Prizes $100. BEAUTIFUL FUMED OAK, ROAN-SKTN LEATHER UPHOLSTERED LIBRARY CHAIRS AT $10 EACH. Purchased from C.

F. Doll Furniture 711 Main street. Imply becoming- a. regrular reader of printed, aa th time of receiving- tho the contest pre tare pozzies as elected by the oonteet managers and twn of tlie Buffalo Enuli eg and Sunday Courier, and aa contained In tae Plotute PtLsale eonteat catalofi us. Where a set ef answers is iimu ly faateoad oonteetanta wis be permitted to stamp (w! i rubber tamp) or abbreviate hi a or fcer nama In the apace allotted for am, and ocalt the full address from the greater majority of coupon blanks, provided such full name and full portofflee address Is plainly written upon the first three and last three coupon blanks the Buffalo Enquirer and Sunday annrere will have no effect npon the with carmval cap and decoration.

William F. Kasting, chairman; Albert Hutter, vice chairman; Fred Schultz, secretary; William P. treasurer; Herman Bernhardt, William F. Ehmann. Howard D.

Herr, Harry J. Knepper. Charles F. Meister. Jacob E.

Mueller, George P. Urban, Hamilton. Ward; ex-ofneio. Robert H. Heussler, Charle F.

Graesser. Julius Lange. Reception Frank S. Sidway, captain; John J. Price, August Bricka, W.

A. Fenn, C. W. Kloten. Charles Haller B.

J. Swartr. Aaron Fybush. Fred Hor-nung, Henry Arnholt. Gregory Stroot-man.

Stephen Harter. Paul Ebenan, R. Wright, F. G. Moehlau, T.

V. Bauer, S. B. Boteford, E. M.

Pfohl. Hussong, M. E. Cassler, H. F.

C. Rupp, Fred A. ErfUng, Joseph Wittman. Floor C. C.

Steigerwald. captain; Ernst Foerster. Jos. G. Radice, Charles J.

H. Smith, Fred J. Schweigert. Frank X. Kertz.

L. J. Butler. A. F.

Ed. Walley, Oran L. Oertel, F. H. Swertz.

H. O. Moehlau, H. C. Drath.

R. H. R. A. Maier.

C. G. Shaw, Ed. L. Koegel.

Carl Stroman. E. Kayspr, L. Kinkel. F.

Woel-finger, C. A. Lachlne, L. J. Seelbach.

i Cornier. awarding- of the prtrea. excepting that Mr. and Mrs. Tneoaore J.

tiaeiznoia, lvir. and Mrs. John S. Kellner, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry C. Gerber. Xo. 21 Mr. and Mrs.

George Rehbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Weber, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Kraft. Xo.

22 Colonel and Mrs. John L. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz and family.

Xo. 23 Mr. and Mrs. William I Koes-ter. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward D. Strebel, Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Fincke. Mr. and Mrs. William Bald, Mr. and Mrs.

George I.aub. Miri. Edward Hauck, Mrs. John T. Kobson.

X. 28 Mr. and Mrs. F. Grimm, Miss Marguerite Grimm, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Petit, Mrs. Joseph A. Groh, Russell Groh, A. Gv Batt, Frank J.

Batt, Xo. 43 Air. and Mrs. A. Feine, Mr.

and Mrs. A. Feine, Anna Jung, Charles Feine, George Feine, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernhardt.

No. 44 C. Gollwitzer. Miss C. Koch, Mr.

and Mrs. C- J. Gollwitzer, Mr. and Mrs. C.

EngeU Dr. and Mrs. William Cook, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Uchtenberger. Xo. 46 Mr.

and Mrs. Henry G. Messin-ger, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Raymond, Alfred -J Lowe, Misses Newman, George A. Keating, Mrs. Robert Wilson. Xo. 47 Mr.

and Mrs. John C. May, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Menig, Elmer Liebler, Miss Is. Mav, Mr. and Mrs. W. Uebelhoer.

No. IS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duchman, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph A. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pohle, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Heinecke, Mr. and Mrs. George Kreuz, Mrs. William T. Becker, Miss Iouise Lotz.

Miss Veronica M. Schneider, Miss Anna M. Herd, William J. Gorham, Charles J. Duchman.

Dr. Charles C. Stfigerwald. Xo. 49 Dr.

A. C. Schaefer, August Schneider. Mrs. H.

Schmidt, Miss H. Schmidt, Mrs. O. D. Trounce, Miss Laura Trance.

No. 50 Mrs. James Foster, Roy A. Chil-foo, Mrs. A.

J. Chilson, Miss Charlotte F. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fybush, Mr.

and Mrs. Moses Cohen. No. 51 Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Kloten, Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Arbogast, Mr. and Mrs. C. Arbogast.

Mr. and Mrs; R. K. Smither, Mr. and Mrs.

O. B. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Davis. No. 52 Willis Simon, Gerhard Simon, Miss Simon. Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr.

and Mrs. John Kam, William S. Schaff, William Kam, Miss Mary Smith. No. 53 Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Rei-man, Mr. and Mrs. -Edward J.

Liebetrut, Mrs. John Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Eliaa Haft'a, Miss Barbara Haffa, Mr. and Mrs.

George Reiman. Xo. 54 Mr. and MrS: Henry May. Mr.

and Mrs. Felton. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miller.

Mr. and Winch, Mr. HHd Mrs. W. A.

Feon. Ko, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Knepper, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward C. Zeller. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert P. Carr, Miss Emily Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sutton, Mrs.

William E. No. 55. Howard D. Herr, Mrs.

Howard D. Herr. Mrs. James R. Jaekman, Mrs.

IFiram Baltz. Dr. and Mrs. R. Taggesef, William P.

Colgan and Miss Colgan. Xo. r.7 Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Schoellkopf, Mr. mid Mrs. Hans Schmidt, Mrs. G.

rom Rerge. Xro. Mr, and Mrs, Fred W. Jehle, Juliet E. Jehle, Miss Evelyn li.

Jehle. Herman Doyle, MY. and Mrs. Jos. Miss Uanner, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Henshaw. i Ho. 5y Mr. and Mrs.

George B. Will- the set. 10 In sending In the answera at the close of the contest It la Important that contestants seal all contest answers, plainly addressing same to the contest manag-cr. Contest Department, the Cut out the picture and coupon al, mu8t eMy.red at the blank each day and write the name of ulr.r or bear the play -on. book or proverb, which of maillr.K of not tator thLn you think th Pur" mldnlrht Saturday.

May t. the apace provided. No restrictions will be placed upon the manner In 7 The ptixea win be awarded to the which the answers to the pictures are contestants Bending- In the correct or aecurld. rare8t correct answers to the entire 8 Each picture represents only one aeries of pictures. In the event of a name of play.

song, book or proverb, tie the the contestant whoee rejected but where contestants are not certain answers disclose the least number of aa to the correct name represented errors will be declared the winner. Re- they will be permitted to send ten (10) jected answers are Imperfect versions answers (not more) to each picture, of the correct names to the contest If the correct answer la Included pictures because of errors In wordlnr. among- the ten. Incorrect answers wUl apelllnr. capltallratlon or punctuation.

Hot count against a contestant. -Write only one answer upon a sin- I Jf, 'J-tfe coupon blank. Extra coupon blanks whose name, will be announced In due course, will take Into account the ex-must be used for svdaitlcnai answers, and aU answers to the eame be wording. nTw.r, to kent together In makin up the -u punctuation of the correct answer, to Buffalo Enquirer and Sunday Couiir, Buffalo. K.

T. Going to the Paettic Coast? I Can Save You Money Answers should be kept flat (not fn1fld nr rolled) and. ff mfJ teatants ahould eierdae treat care la (I seeing that postag-e la fully at the rate of 2o per ounce or thereof as the Buffalo Enquirer ea Sunday Courier Is not bound ta pear postage on 'any set of answara. 1 I can tell you about a very cheap rate ticket. I can tell you how to save money on sleeping cars.

I can tell you how you Can see the most interesting sights on the way at no extra cost. I am paid to help you make the trip in comfort, and my service costs you nothing. It's just a part of the Burlington Route (C. B. Q.

R.y -way of treating their patrons. Please call or write and let me give you maps and pictures about the trip no charge and let me heJp make your arrangements and save lot of trouble. -1 M. K. Mix, Traveling 'Passenger Agent, C.

B. ft Q. 299 Main St, Buffalo. Yoxi Gan Entei tlie Contest At Any Ti me Order The Buffalo Enquirer delivered to you every day, and the Sunday Courier every Sunday.