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THE BUFFALO ENQUIRER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924. York. Peeesylvaeia and amiadian News stem BURGLAR BINDS BOY AND SEARCHES HOME BUT GETS NO MONEY FORMER FALLS CITY ENGINEER USED MEN FOR HIS PRIVATE WORK New (CHARGES 1 TELLS A MA ZING ST OR OF NT'S BIRTH (Special Telegram to Tho Enquirer.) on Navy Island, where Bennett held "Niagara Falls, -Feb. 21. Giving an interest in some property, it is understood.

Former City Engineer Bennett started his court proceedings to recover his position, by filing applica tion for a writ of mandamus in Buf Into the wher. he' bound-him and carried him back to the divan. The burglar then made a thorough search of the house. As he left th ehome, the stranger paused over the victim long enough to tell him he had taken nothing. came for money, he said.

"You told the truth. There is none. I took nothing else." I1 Footprints In the snow outside th house showed where the visitor had peeped in several windows before entering. Young Amick was alone in the house, all the family funds be falo several days ago. He claimed Olean, Feb.

21. Firmly bound by an armed man, who entered the famiiy -home and demanded money, Ernest Amifk. fifteen-year-old son of C. J. Amick.

Westons Mills, near here, remained a prisoner In Mis home until able to wriggle to a telephone, knock the receiver from the hook and implore aid from neighbors. A wide search is being conducted for the man by deputy sheriffs. The youth was dozing on a divan in the living room when the stranger entered and demanded money. After the lad protested there was none in his removal was unlawful, for it yio Jromlse of more serious developments the lid 'Was blown off a' brand new political court fight here today and new 'alleged graft scandal scented, when Corporation Counsel Knox served' his answer on former City Engineer William B. Bennett in the latter's court action, contesting his removal from office." "jyithe good of the service and in the Interests of economy, efficiency and honesty, City Manager W.

D. Robbins deemed, necessary to dls-miss "William B. Bennett as city engineer and appoint Earl D. Moss- in Ibis place," the corporatoin counsel's answer say 8. With the answer are filed dfosition from the city man-(Reer in which he charges that under ing upon the persons of the absent the house the intruder forced him relatives.

lated the protection accorded him in the civil service, and alleged the change of office was made for political purposes. corporation counsel's reply today is a denial of all Bennett's contentions, and hints broady at possibilities of new graft being discovered in municipal affairs of Niagara Falls. Bennett today is understood to be determined to go through with his court fight for restoration of himself in. the city engineer's office. He made no statement concerning allegations contained in the depositions of City Manager Bobbins and City Employe MacGregor.

His friends pointed out employes in his department could be 'loafing" or possibly be engaged on other jobs without his knowing of the fact. Portage Highway JBeimctfc'e occupancy of office, oity ma to Cost terial was taaen ana never paia ior, errmloves were put to private work on city time and while being paid for rork br the city, which is suostanti fit4- by the city auditor's deposition, Contracts Let; fRai'finl TfLraraat tf The Emouirer.i City Officials Protest Against Higher Gas Rate (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Oanantiaigua. Feb. 21. Mayor William J.

MacFarlaiie and City Attorney Kred D. will protest against a proposed increase in gas rates here, at a hearing before the public service commission at Albany 1. I I rt. 0 r. VI mr ri tvrox by deposition from peter Mac Grecror who eays that in 1922 while Employed by the city engineer's office waa put to private work for a week u-O MYSTERY Many Seek Place as Delegates to corporation BUti a petition with the asMns for authority to establish hew; gas rates here, it wns loarned tuJay.

SURROUNDS State Convention (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Lockport, Feb. 21. Delegates and alternates to the state convention. VILLAGE FIRE new schedule amounts to approximately thirty-five cents per 1,000 cubic feet for fuel and ten cents for 1,000 cubic feet for light. There ar 2.100 gas users in Canandaigua, and the total amount accruing to the poration, if it is permitted to boOt its rates, will run into money.

iU recommended by the Republican Portage, Feb. 21. Much interest is being shown hereabouts over the awarding of the contract for the building of the new state road between Castile and Portageville. This road is 4.34 miles in length and the contract has been awarded to Clarence A. Foote Son of Mount Morris for $199,732.50.

This road start. from the Allegany about southwest of villitfre. runs south two a miles and then east into Portageville, over practically the Fame route as the present that some changes will be made down the steep hills. It is understood that it will be possible to work on both ends of the road at the same time, as there are two railroads to supply materials, and that there are not enough engineering problems to cause any difficulty or make it impossible for the contractors to complete the road this year. i The proposed road in Letchworth park, leading from Glen Iris south under Portage Bridge, will continue along the top of the west bank of the Genesee river and connect with the Castile-Portageville road about half way down the hill on the west side of the river, so that entrance to the park will be easy, compared" with what it is at the present time.

AMAZING story of the parentage of little Frederick Payson Keach, twenty months old, is told in the divorce suit instituted in Salem, by Mrs. Frederick Payson Keach, wife of a well-known physician. She produced a letter, dated July, 1922, under the terms of which she permitted Mrs. Marian IJ! Lyman of Beverly, to go to a Brooklyn, Iverreek A'way When Flames Break Out One Fireman Overcome. (Special Telegram to The Enquirer, Eilve Creek.

Feb. 21. Mystery Burroimds a blaze of undetermined Origin that completely oonsumed a ilouble frame dwelling at Hickory and Jearl -streets, this village, today: One fireman. Erwin Chapin, was -N. hospital under the name of "Mrs.

Keach," to give birth to the baby, and since that time, until the filing of the divorce and Horace Lyman, her divorced husband, is action, she had kept the story secret. Mrs. Lyman is named as co-respondent, county committee at a meeting held recently, to be voted for in the party primary April 1 next, are as follows: First assembly district Senator William W. Campbell, Assemblyman T. Lambert, County Chairman Merton K.

Doty, T. Frank Yalker, Lock port; Solomon Frost, Barker; Hiram P. Sllsby and Roy L. Wheeler, Middleport; William J. Hall and Jacob Shmer, town of Lockport; Hugh McLean, Samuel W.

Brown and James P. Lindsay, North Tona-wanda. First district Alternates, Chester O. Raysor, John Dow, Amy L. Ferris and Frank Young, Lockport; Edwin E.

Arnold, Barker; Anson D. Chaplin, Newfane; Mortimer O. Wilcox, Gas port; J. Wesley Andrews, town of Lockpor-t; William H. Schmide, La Salle; Walter S.

Rumbold, Milton Parker and Stanley M. Rosinski, North Tonawanda. I Second distriot Delegates, E. Mansfield, Emma Parker, Charles Woodward. Jesse Read.

John J. La- suing Dr. Keach for $25,000 for alleged alienation of affections. New Hih School Building Finished; Pupils in Monday (SprcM Teteginiii to The Enquirer.) Batavia, Feb. 21.

Pupils of the Batavia High school will move Into the new building Monday, and work will be immediately when they go to their classes. It Is expected that there will be the unavoidable confusion of becoming familiar with their new surroundings, but the pupils have been given booklets to show them the arrangement of the rooms in the new school and the schedule of classes. Today is the Start Children's Hotel Proprietor tovercdme, and several had narrow Zscapesirom injury by falling debris. QUITS JOB, WILL WED Coining. Feb.

21 Miss Martha J-McDonald has resigned hor position as Red Cross public, health nurse ONE CAR IN STRING JUMPS RAIL; CABOOSE, NOT TO BE LOST, CATCHES RfeST OF TRAIN AND COUPLES ON! Denies Dry Raid Produced Liquor vxreste may ioiiw, uui He authorities would make no jaomisrs of this until they could complete their investigation. Although the house was occupied and has left Corning for Detroit, where she is to be married to George Health Clinic in Dayton District I (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) South Dayton. Feb. 21. The first W.

Brazanno of that city. I two laree families, no one was in th- time of the fire. The place Buda, Joseph P. LaDuca, Niagara mram nwned and oecirpied by Joseph I Falls: LeGrand McKonkey, Lewiston: (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Cm-nine. Feb.

21. Joseph Langan, 657 Kalnchuk vs. Stribing. Lester Jacobson. I children's health cilnic to be held in this vicinity will be held in South proprietor of the Casale hotel, which was raided this week by prohibition Valentine who operates a grocery in Clarence Johnson.

Walter Rich and the old "postof ice block in Main street. Len Luick. La Salle. The -fire was discovered about 3 Second district Alternates, Frances tfclockT this morning. At 7 o'clock Findley, Iulu R.

Hustleby. William uro-'nnnnrpntlv extinguished, but Phillips, Joseph Chiappone. P. W. 1071 Fornabinc vs.

Leichtn- I (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) i JTAYVILX.E, Feb. 21. An unusual accident happened to a Pennsylvania r-ailroad freight train near Sunimerdale yesterday. The last freight car in front of the caboose juinped the track and landed in the dftch tearing down a pole and wires. i The caboose did not leave the track but caught up1 with the next freigTit car ahead and the automatic couplers permitted it to again at-ta'ch itself to the traiin which continued on its journey.

Dayton today. tritt Love. agents, -his -denied that the officers Obtained any distilled spirits as an 1076 Ace Shock Absorber Inc. vs. vxlrerneT.

dismissed from duty at that Matthews, Alexander Gow, Abe Wal- lied to the scene lens, Niagara Oscar Munch, nounced by the prohibition agents. I Mr. Lansran declared that the al Buff. Ant. Equip.

Jnc. ct a I. raui Bartolo. Children from two months to six years old will be examined free. Forty appointments (have been made.

Two New York state physicians, two special nurses, and Miss Lynch. Cauttaraucus oounty nurse, will toe last day that flushes will be held in the old building, as there is no school tomorrow on arount of Washington's birthday. Next week Thursxlaj-. the seventh and eighth grades wU be consolidated -with the high school to form a Junior high school, and also a first grade of about thirty children from the northeastern section of the city will be established in the new school, which will relieve crowded conditions in the Washington and East schools. 112G McCout-t vs.

Djwser and one. It was discovered the-flame Ida M. Foster and Clinton Sanborn, Conley Bro'Vvn. leged wine confiscated, was found, in Ian old keg that had been thrown away in the cellar several years ago as the contents were no good. He 1171 Baty vs.

xat. Anmne cnem. co. Flrejoen were flismisea, find time at 9 o'clock. "ard Thomas.

present to conduct the clinic. The slogan is to "keep well children well." HAMBURG LOOKS FOR 1206 Green and one vs. Wobic, et aL Ward Kletnj said the keg had been forgotten after Sbeing thrown away before beverage was useless. BUSY BUILDING YEAR Mr. and Mrs.

Charles JtJ. vv ntppie and Fred S. Peek are spending the 852 Foolrinsr and one vs. Grzyl-owskl. week in New York.

Smith Hennigr. i Mr. Langan stated that the agent TWO HELD AFTER MURDER OF GENEVA COP IDENTIFIED; THIRD MAN BEING SOUGHT Mrs. Frank Treble entertained trie "Village Improvement society Wed (Special Telegram to The inquirer.) Hamburg, Feb. 21 Local contrac HEALTH CHIEF TELLS OF rATTARATTniK fiRIVF Man Is Dying of Fractured Skull I from Horse's Kick Held Cause Miscellaneous.

Nos. 617, 678, 700. 701. 725. S34.

nesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

White went to Jamestown. 914. 54, 955, 1D06. 177A. 1067.

1071, 1072. tors are working on plans for the of several new houses -fn the village. It is believed that the proposed building activities will exceed took five; booties of alleged "nome brew" in addition to the keg, but that no distilled fjiirits were seized. A bottle containing alleged whisky, he says, -he broke before the officers could take it and denied that they seoured any Jiquor. He said, however, that they" took a bottle of ginger ale whiich they might have believed to be whisky.

Not a single drop of 1074, 1075. 1077. 1078. 1079, 1080, 1US2. MAYVILLE CLUB.

those of last year, when more than 1083. 1090, 1091. 1133. 1141. 1143, 1170.

1175, 1176, 1187. 1205. 120S. 1210, 1211, 1212, 1214, 121A, 3218, 1219. 1222, 1223.

1228. 1211. 1232. 123S. 1240, 1241.

fiftyj-structores erected. ttuJgna.uir0riy HAS 'INTERESTING MEET Supervisor George B. Abbott Is able (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Geneva, Feb." 21. The man -who fatally shot Policeman McDonald has now been identified as -Howard. Kea-vih, twenty-four years old, of No; 281 The other man held is Edward Doyle, Keavin's trwenty yeaans olxl, also of Rochester.

Doyle is said by police to have admitted identity of both after being grilled five, hours. Third man still being sought. Cnanaajgua, to be in his office again after several Hatch, thirty-four yeaw old a tk- days. ilmesa 1243, 1244. 1247.

1218, 1255. 1256. To. 125S, 1259, 1260, 1261. 1262.

1263, 1265. liquor, Mr. Langan said, was seized. 1266, 1267, 1268, 1269, 1270, 1274. 12.

(Special Telegram 'to The Enquirer.) Monroe avenue. Rochester. Police 014- nf a I me cnoir or uie sapust cnurcn win n3LIV a reception this evening at the MavviHe. Feb. -21i The associate say Hie has a bad criminal record.

12S0. 12S2, 12S6. JSS, 1289, 1294. 1295, 1297. 129S, 12D9, 1300.

1301, 1302, 130. 1305. 1310. 1311. 1312, wmpu church )n honor of Mrs.

H. W. Fits members had oharge of this week's Wnea wneii eraH. th nw orennisi nnd Mrs. B' meeting of the Tuesday cliab and pro horse at the Harry FMrfiimM fpV nrnM: 1314, 1319, 1320.

1321. 1322, 434. Kim Oi Coach street yesceraa-y. cui i vided an unusually fine entertainment! A lone and very interesting Babe Falls Into Five Saved from PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE LAST EDITION OF THE BUFFALO ENQUIRER. Court Calendar (hX 4 entertained for his re- I A cara party wiu De neia in ainis JHttle hope is.

entertainea ior ras re peter and Paul.a auditorium this eve- letter from Mrs. Ella Hewes. -who is Ready Cause s-lnternatlonai Ry. Co. 3S57 as adm.

vs. lui Ry. Co. in Florida, was read. 'The fetar dAM in Bristol street, ning for the.ben.efit of the high school Kettle of Boiling Banner," "Tenting Tonight' Ward Penney.

(tilrriiil Trlegmm to 7 he Enquirer.) Cowanda. Fel. 21. "Healjth conditions in the city better than in the country. Diseaa rates and death rates are falling more rapidly In th" city than in the rural communities." said Dr.

Leverett D. Bristol, Cattaraugus county health officer and director of the Mi'bunk demonstration in his address before the Men's clu'( at th First Presbyterian church last evening. -6 The doctor traced the i history of preventive medicine, showing that the early Creeks practiced personal hygiene and the Romans did much In regard to public sanitation. The modern public health movement started in 1870 with the discovery of bacteria as the cause of disease. The doctor the work of the Cat-taraugun county board and It is hoped, he ail.

to bring about better health conditio: In the rural communities. He enmhasized the of periodic physical examinations of all individuals and the necessity for protecting children against such diseases as smallpox and diphtheria by vaccination and the of so-called toxin and anti-toxin. IcepTa Tthrei hoSes at the KWngman Tttw Porrn.rlv rao watsrinc the Miss Janette Hale, formerly 181 Daw va; Int. Ry. Co.

Sullivan Asphyxiation by Escaping oal Gas ms of Pleasant avenge, Hamburg is Penney. them suddenly kickecv tne cauiKs rfr Jl r- rhA -man's movmar picture films. 182 Donahue vs. Int. Ry.

Co. Sul Water; Is Burned (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Corning, Feb. 21 Wilma, he year livan Penney. Skull He trS found unconscious in The IC of C. will have a club dance 7pool of blood.

By Mr. Kingman and on Saturday evening, February 23rd 187 Kadomiska vs. DeL. Lack. W.

R. R. Co. and one. Gorman Ijocke Penney.

(Special Telegram to The Enquirer,) Feb. 21. Mr. and John ruhd to Memorial nosptai no t-. dwv.iv nr! V.

C. Mc- Mrs. Mefrfbah Eighme of Orchard TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR. Notice is hereby given that on March 3. 1924.

and until the further order of the Court. Parts VII and VHI of the Supreme Court will be devoted to the trials of actions against the International Railway Company. THE JUSTICES OF THE SU iWftilnn' dressed Ms injuries. avenue is spending the week with her 196 Altmanj vs. Int.

Hy. Co. and one. Walts, Ralph Crabtree and son, Earl, and Mrs. Charles Seager are recov Schattner Penney Adam.

old daughter of Mrs. Donna Morse, of 87 West Pultney street, met with a very painful incident when she fell into a kettle of boiling water placed on the floor. The baby's arm is and "God Be wrai xou, were sung by the club. Readings and recitations were given by Irene Davis, Mary Ann Chapman, Adreienne Her-sperger, and Iis Marian Spencer of Jamestown. A piancf duet was played by the Misses-Isabelle Plato and, Mary Hersperger, Mrs.

Beatrice Anderson rendered a vocal solo and Miss Spencer a whistling solo. Mrs. Adam Hersperger had charge of the program and Mrs. F. W.

Plato was in charge of the excellent repast whidh was served. The olub rooms were decorated In patriotic colors. SEVERAL AWARDED COMPENSAftoN MONEY I Aurora. 1. 198.

199 Reger vs. Int. Ry. Co. Ward Mrs.

C. W. Benjamin of Warren, Penney. pUFFALO WOMAN WINS 206 Mortos vs. Int.

Ry. Co. Ward ering from an unpleasant experience which they had when they were near-lv asphyxiated at the home of Mr. Walts. PREME COURT IN AND Penney.

i I 5UI 1 AliAINO 1 DAnlv time with her sister, J. tKriana I of Union street. I i terribly burnea irom ner lingers id her elbow. i' DANSVILLE LEQJON 207 Howard vs. Int.

Ry. Co.n. Ward A FOR THE EIGHTH JUDIC IAL DISTRICT. t' Miss Catherine Hawkins, a member Penney. The draughts of the furnace did not (Special Telegram tome, cf the senior class Is obliged to give Mairvfflp "F6l.

21. An aOtion which I noHnl Hf hpcfluae of a nervous? 205. 208 Weldger vs. Int Ky. Co.

Ward Penney. 210 Golvin va. Int. Ry. Co.

Brown -N IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE function properly and gas was inhaled by the family after retiring. Dr. Harding was summoned early Sunday morning and found Mr. Crab-tree and his son at the ofGeath, ttas been on riat tpis wt-etv uu condition. Mns.

Hawkins has entered bertha Dajill -iof Buffalo and the tne contest, aruj has carried ilerchawts atiorrtaf bank, of Dunkirk off the, prizes several times, but has CITY COURT JURY CASES. Part I. Ready for TrlaL Hon. Clifford McLauahlln. Judo.

Penney. 218 Thommea vs. Int. Ry. Co.

Volker (Special Telegram to TU Bnquirer.) rvaniHiiA Feb. 21. The auxiliary Iresultea m-awQipi j- wttharawn her name, while other members ox tne ramny SUPREME COURT TRIAL. TERM. Next Calendar Call Feb.

219:45 a. m. Part IV. Hon. Charles H.

Brown, Justice. i On trial. 423 Humphrey vs. Lehigh Valley R. R.

Co. Ward Kertef ick- Penney. Next Jury Call February 27, 1924. 5 were not so badly affected plairttiir neaa aom uiAk 1frnitpd as collat- 214. 215 Harder vs.

Int. Ry. Co. Shee- (Special Telegram-, to Tho Enquirer.) Batavia, Feb. 21.

Albert Brebar of urn ford, was -awarded $4,608 for Injuries he received while in the employ vf ti Union Explosives Co. of Le han eral security the bank for a loan ROY CHAPTER, D. A. R. unit of the Daniel Goho post No.

87, American Legion, Is making house to house campaign today to secure the names of all eligible to Join either of the organizations and are requesting each householder to write a letter BRIDEBURG COUNCIL hers who wer; engaged in business HAS PATRIOTIC MEET Roy last summer, the award being Held Cautei International Ry. Co. Nos. 3410A. 3890A.

8900. 3903. 2907. 3920. ENDORSES RIVERPLAN tux Dunkirk at vne uure, so cimuo nioa ntrnfil tv her amount February 21st.

C. Kilrot va. Int. Ry. Co.

Ward Penney. February 25th. M. Crage vs. RupporL Maker Raiken.

I O. Behrens vs. Walbrldge Schaut Gibbons. II 7 -5ft were out UD bv her tot (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Dudley, Part V. Hon.

Wesley C. 3S72. 3987. 219, 220. 222.

224. 228. 233. 23o. 236.

238. 239, 240. 241. 242. 243.

247. 24S. made by Jonn w. mcracKen Rochester, commissioner of the industrial oTOpsnsaAlon bureau, ait a henrine held in the court house Tues Justice. 249.

250. 251. 253. 251. 261.

262. to Senator James -ni- vvaaawuriu regard to paying adjusted compensation to all former soldiers and sailors. The men of the legion have been working for the past two weeks to secure a loan of to toer husband LeHoy Feb. 21. The February md His partners.

The bank refused meeting of Te-car-na-wun-na Vlateo-nl notes ter. Daughters of the American Revo- (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Brldgeburg, Ont Feb 21. The day. The amount awarded is equal to an 80 per cent loss of the function On Trial. Brldgeburg council has endorsed the dvrfrrnment of the waters of the St.

3S62A Drying Machine Corp. of Am. of the left arm, or -u a. ween, iw mhen Mrs Daniel enered payment ltrtkm, was held at the home of Mrs. mit the S3 00 QSiote.

brought suit John F. Leffler on Trigon park. Dr. srid jury' awarded her the dif- Frances Wltmer assisted Mrs. Leffler note and as (hostess.

230.4. weeks. Inc. vs. Ullman.

Bergen Fybush. Jury Drawn. J. Caffery va. I.

Benderaon. Ward Rumizen. S. Lynch va. Erie R.

R. Co. Aaroa Cart Pone of Attica, who was. in 3940 Niemi, as adm. vs.

Eckner. jured whrt-is ahd became caugiit irt Tniitr while in the employ of the Lawrence river for bydro-electric i A general appeal is being made to all municipal councils to endorsethe movpi an that the Dominion govern the $7,250, and. Accrued Donnelly Schreiber. r.v.ii. 9TrV Carroll Sand Co.

in Aiexanuer wv Mav. wn awarded $3,695.69, which is bring the matter before tne puDiic Their activities Included two exhibitions of "Flashes in Action," a motion picture showing some of the work done during the war by the former soldier boys, many of Whom came from this section; an address each of the two nights by Edward E. Brogan, setting forth the American Legion's position on adjusted compensation; an energetic local newspaper campaign and open club rooms each evening to assist any who wish tn wri letters to Congress repre Part VI. Hon. Clinton T.

Horton, Louis Steuber. the regent, and. Mrs. Harold B. Ward were named, as delegates to attend the National D.

A. R. Congress at "Washington, D. In April. Tho following were chosen as alternates: Mrs.

Earl B. Taylor, STEUBEN COUNTY DINNER TO BE ELABORATE ONE equivalent to an 87 per cent, loss of the use of his right hand. Which is Justice. On Tnat. ment will be encouraged to proceea with an expensive proposition that will amount to millions of dollars.

The Bridgeburg chamber of commerce, asked to send a delegate, has computed at the rata of a wees for 213.5 weeks. i (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) TTra.Pe E. Townsend. Atills of Oaktleid. an employe E.

Wahl va. W. Silver. Strebel'X Leary. February 28th.

H. Shlpman va. O. Kepler. Grass Tucholka.

C. Shattuck va E. Martin. Conley Penney. i February 29th.

H. Sturm va Int. Ry. Co. Thayer Penney.

CITY COURT DAY CALENDAR. 512 Joseph vs. Rlselay. Stone Tay. lor.

rvf tJhe United States Gypsum Co. of Corning, Feb. Joh Murdock and Mrs. Roy In charge of the- Cwirtjr So- McPherson ot Le Roy. Mrs.

refused to do so. HAND IN MACHINE, sentatives. The women are putting the that place, was awarded $504.05 for a 75 per cent, loss of the use ot the lejft index fingeir, attd WQliam Shorts finishing touch to the campaign. elety tuniMr liT SZ IJ. Lea Brouglrton and Mrs.

Clinton itAmnrmnr. fiJITlOUnCeS that the reser- TVaviliAn T.fr -T W. Part VII. Hon. William P.

Brennan, Justice. i-ii9 On Trial LOSES FINGER-TIPS of Batavia, received 9zz1.fi ior i 82 1-2 mr cnt.i Toes of the right In vaUons forthedinner thus far are Van Arsdal of. castine, and Mrs. the largest a iory' of this so- waTd ontjromery of Warsaw. a A AT BARKER dex finger, while Hn the employ of Part IV.

Cases Down for TrlaL ciety. Maajffa people-strom oteuoen i commemoration of Lincoln's iSGS Granellt. by gdn. vs. Kresge A (Svec.l Telegram to The Enquirer.) the Minor shoe factory.

xva-T-i7n Om-fu was allowed an award county nave- ocepiu. Tn alltIon to Col. ZJj Cole Thomas. Lockport Feb. 21.

Kenneth Hawley, of $109.62 for a 10 per loss of employed In tne wooa wonting snop the use of his right thump. Part Vlll. (Int. Ry.) Hon. George or the riena fiianuiaciuriDg cum-mhv ast avenue.

Gasporf, acci Rooseivslt and Surrogate Edwin C. sajarri w'here Lincoln spent his early Smith, James J. Walker, Dem- majl hood. Miss Sara J. Stewart gave ocratio leader of the Senate, ha sac- a reading- appropriate to.

the memory ftepted an invitation to speak. Df George Washington whose birthday TMdlA Cantor, the famous comedian ta.us on February 22. An excellent re- uarkln. Justice. COUNTY COURT CIVIL TRIAL TERM Hon.

Thomas H. Noonan, Judge. Calendar Call Every Day at 10 a. m. Day Calendar for February 21.

1924. 237 Odin vs. Zoeller and one. Gran-dison Flanagan. r- 24 Burns vs.

IAL Ry. Co. Ward Penney. 233 Grlesel vs. Duerr.

Arnold Vogel 113 Burke and one va. Guy. et aL Norton Bros. Sullivan. 37iMorrissey vs.

Hangauer. Collina Mclntyre. 18 Kennett va. Briggs. Harter Aiigspurger.

2 Prlmova4 vs. Milie. O'Connor Sullivan. .1 24, 31 Jewlss. et al vs.

N. T. C- Ward Locke. i 6 Smith vs. Mueller and one.

Zimmerman Adama. 33 Tomasello V. Addio. Ulrlch O'Connor. i S9 Woodward vs.

Spangler. Pfeifer Reynold. 40 Cohn vs. City of Buffalo and on. Rumizen Rann.

4i Freedman va. Oty of Buffalo and one. Rumizen Rann. 21 Pleszka. et aL HyczenskL Olshel Smokowakli.

14 Lutwack vs. Leon. Frledaon Talk. i Held CauseU-42. 3.

it, 45. 45. 47. 4S. 49, 9.

SO, 51, 52. 53, ZH, 54, 55, 57. 58. 15. 59.

1, 62. J. 63. 64. 65, 66; 67.

i SURROOATE'8 COURT. Hen. Louia B. Hart. Surrogate.

Day Calendar February 21, In re-eatate: Josephine E. McGean Judicial Settlement, Julius Binz Judicial Settlement. Henry Deokert Judicial Settlement. RE-ADMITTED TO CLASStSi dentally caught his hand In a joining machine, serving the ends of three He was taken to the office Hon. Harry a.

uamson, juage. February 21 10 a. va. 3702 The City of Buffalo va. March sin i Diaplrt and on.

Ueck Adams. 97 C. J. Kopp vs. Ward Ward, Inc.

McKenna Kent: 2900 E. P. Kreinheder va. J. R.

Baldwin and one. Maher Mclntyre. 2662 J. K- Baldwin va. E.

Kremheder. Mclntyra Maher. AfO T. 'OAwanAf mrtA Aiift I Fredonia. 21.

Richard. Ta Ziegfeld's Kid Boots," has prom- I view of the book, "Under Four Ad-fisftrt to come to the dinner and, en- ministrations." by Oscar F. Strauss, vs. Int. By.

of a. local ishysician, who dressed the sixteen-year-old Jiigb school pujil On trial. 3830 Martucci. as adm, Co. Bull Penney.

Assigned. Slirtajn. I former ambassador to Turkey, was who engaged in a flst fight last week with one of I ttoe teachers, Morley (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Barker. Feb. 21.

The annual Ep-worth league banquet was held last night, "Wednesday, at the Somerset Union" Methodist Episcopal church. Toasts and after-dinner talks music were given. Miss Pauline Arnold, president of the local league, presiding as toastmistress. The "Wednesday club will have for Its hostess, Mrs. Stanley Coleman on the afternoon of February 27.

Mrs. Harry recently returned from California, will the iguest of (honor. "i h' "i-t 5 The Boosters' club, the, social branch of "tie Barker Dodge of Odd Fellows, is arranging for another of the series of popular dancing parties, to be given evening, February 29. injuries. FUNERAL AT DANSVILLE close of the program a social hour 3S25 Donhauser, by gdn.

vs. Int. Ry BAT AVI A MAN Evarts when reproved for creating a was- passed, and refreshments vwere Co. Brock Penney. Bata-iaFb; 21.

After, an Ulness Lerved disturbance. rABd paid a fine of -10 9491 by gdn, ra. Int. Ry. Dansvllle, Feb.

2L The funeral of Mrs. Anna Didas of Perklnsvllle took place this morning from the home of hor on. John Didas at 9" o'clock and Co. PhUUes bridge Co. Tick Gibbon a in Justic Baxter's court, has been re -admitted to his classes.

Jle was 5 EVENTS AT EDEN expelled by the superintendent Penney. at the Sacred Heart church, Perkins- tf about twtt lary KizaWenka EsertvC LtaSj fc-idow of 'eharles Batavia hospital at 6 "o'clock yesterday morning. Shebecam6 medi-ral patient -at the hospital two weeks I pru- wn Knrn Lima 1722 A Kiminaki vs. L. Flan el.

SmokowskI Fltzpa trick. 3224 M. Rawnkl va. Meyer Cohn and Colcan Knlbloe. 3761 Walentynowlcz.

by gdn. vs. Xnt. the time. Thej hoara or eaucaiaon decided to give him another chance Speciai (Special Telegram to Tho Enquirer.

Ky. Co. Brown Penney. ville at 9:30 tne ttev. Scheid officiating.

Mrs. Didas was seventy-five years oWU and is sur provided he-would make apology before the a school' and. promise- to 3827 Solllvan. by gdn. vs.

Int. Ry. Co. Eden, Feb. 21.

Edwin has Brown Penney. December 28, 185 and had resided one to Rochester for a week's stay VMM Mta 1 A 1 ZIU j. Germain va. InL By. Co.

T.merman Penney. CITY COURT DAY CALENDAR. vived oy me coimren. nye oauga-tero and four sons, Mrs. Elisabeth 54 Rochou vs.

Int. By. Co. Ward cause no more trouble, waicfct he aid "Wednesday a there 'UP lO ine unie vu. 'Wiin xnenas.

k. ir v.tcert. of Chicago. CL Imme- I Roy Allison was called to Iowa yes Penney. Haley, Mrs.

Anna Lang. Miss Florence Didas of Rochester, Mrs. Lens. Fleck, Rnffa Vr. Mrs.

Zimmer. PerkinsviUe, tiately after her marriage, she went terday ort account of the serWras 111- CORNING MAN DEAD Corning. Feb. 21 Michael Doody died early this morning at bis home st No. 432 East Water street.

Fainted II Lynch vi. Int Ry. Co. Ward TP VISIT LODGE. Part IV Cases Down for Call.

Hon. Harry Lemson, Penney. rest with lier nusoanu waem uj i ness oi mm iainer wao is nw i rnt m. -number-of "years. -Upon I nected to-recover.

Frank Cleveland John 101 Nno w. int. By. Co. Brown x.

Fredonia. Jeb. 21. Mrs. Grace PerkinsviUe.

jacoo o. xansvuie. Post, following a two- menths Alness. -j penney. Rtenhen ot sisters, Mrs.

Clark of Petin-Tan, str.te president' of the Rebekah. lodge, will be -the guest of the Golde Scepter lodge of Fredonia on the 'evening of March February 21 3 p. NOTICE. There will be no 2 p. m.

Calendar Call on this date, February II. 1921- Special ler iiusband's deathat Reno, News has been received bere. of be returned her- old home, at, the marriage In Pomona. of Jm and had resided there Eloise, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Al-inte. She is survived by two broth bun Bartoor formerly of Eden, to vthe i Kri Livonia and Ed- mayor of JPoniona City, of Urssxt ftlts? -y Emma Shields has returned Kate Naples. Mrs. Margaret Smith, "Wayland: one brother; Jr.hn Denzer. Wayland.

i. She was a Ready Causes Miscellaneous. Mr. JJOoay oaa oeen resraeni oi Paintedj Post for the past eight years, where he was employed by. the Inger-soll-Rand company.

He survived 5795 Pattos. by gdn. vs. Evers. as iij raiion, gun.

vs. jcYers, imember. of the hristianf Mother's 27v. and deliver an. aldresv- Tnvita i rtjMver.

Kennedy" Kendau. I Ct'4-erji JBrowa 1 On TriaL Marca Santa Saviola Will. John S. Seyer Show "Cause. Adalberl Gall Show Cauaa.

1-1 t-iona wiji be sent, tomtinbers: --oi. sofjetv or t. juarv- -cnuicu, ai. vT ZLT 'i fi prKn-rr. 'oi ITa.

'IO': to her. home, in Buffalo after pren "-ton 'avenue, lrat. nd' I fn' YlVV'T1-.