a A Monday, January 10, 1938 Records Events. BUFFALO EVENING NEWS In Memoriam, MAGES--In loving memory of John, Who died eight years ago today, If we could hear your voice and see your smile. Then life would really be worth while. WIFE AND CHILDREN. 8EITZ-In loving memory of our mother, Margaret Seitz, who died Jan.
10, 1937. No one knows how we miss you. Home, mother dear, is no more the same Sadly missed by HUSBAND AND FAMILY. Archer, Vincent Becher, Frank Cadotte, Mary Miller Bell, 1. Edward 0.
Boeing, J. Dunbar, Baker Call, Facely, Sarah Thelma Gramlich, Catherine Gross, George W. Haugh, Herbert B. Hickman, W. Agle Hoefle, Mary E.
Holzschuh. Mathilde M. Howell, Nettie F. Kiener, Joseph Knight, William Lillis, Lozier, Roth Soar, Marr, Emily MeHush. Thomas McManus, John Mecklenburs, Carl Meyers, Frances (Manhart) Miller, Celestine Noll, Christina O'Brien, Mary DIED O'Neill, John V.
Phelps, George H. Pim, Prentice, Phebe Record, Martha E. Reigle. Cathrine Remus, Johann G. Roll, Gertrude Ryan, Owen F.
Sachs, Tillie William V. Schafer, Frank Schroeder, Martha F. Schultz, Fred W. Schwert, John Seaborn. Richard Shamp, Kate A.
Sister Genevieve Sobel, Rev. Leed Stabel, Michael E. Stanton, Lauretta B. Mans Waldmiller, Christina Birnbach Wassmer. Louise Wagner Zefers, Henry M.
ARCHER -Vincent Archer, suddenly, In Buffalo. Jan. 7, 1938. beloved 50n of Anna G. and the late John Archer; brother of G.
Burton and J. Raymond Archer. Funeral from the residence of his brother, J. Raymond Archer, 78 Tamarack street, Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from St. Thomas Aquinas church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited. BECHER--Frank Becher, entered into rest in this city, Jan. 8, 1937. beloved husof Eliza Becher (nee Lechleiter); father of Bernard Carl Anna A. Frances W.
Mets. Becher. Elizabeth Funeral A. from and the family residence, 35 Lark street, Tuesday 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited.
Deceased was a member of Trinity Lodge No. 596, I. 0. 0. Tecumtha Tribe 207, I.
O. R. and Stone Cutters Association. 8t10 BELL--Edward 0. Bell.
Jan. 9, 1938. in Buffalo, husband of Vera D. Bell. Funeral services at his late residence, 50 Park street.
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Licensed Tugmen's association, the Marine Engineers' Benevolent association and Niagara River lodge. I. 0.
0. F. BOEING -Paul J. Boeing. In this city, Jan.
9. 1938, beloved 60n of Thomas and Mary Boeing; brother of Louise, Thomas, Robert Boeing and the late Mrs. Howard Schwenk. Funeral from the family residence, 74 Woeppel street. Wednesday morning at 9:15 and from St.
Mary Magdalene church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 10t11 CADOTTE-Mary Miller Cadotte. Jan. 10.
1938, beloved wife of Damase J. Cadotte: mother of Damase H. Cadotte: sister of Mrs. Harriet Dellenbaugh, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott.
Mrs. Blanche Duerk and August Miller. Funeral from her late residence, 114 Normal avenue, Time to be announced later. DUNBAR- Baker Dunbar, suddenly, In Buffalo, N. Jan.
10, 1938. wife of the late William Dunbar: mother of Mrs. Thelma Holmes, Mrs. Elizabeth George, Mrs. Evelyn Sciarrino, John and Myrtle Dunbar and the late Hildrant Tillotson and Loretta Schaefer.
Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thelma 1 Holmes, 116 Lincoln boulevard, Kenmore, Wednesday at 1:30. Friends invited. 10t11 fa*gELY- Sarah Thelma fa*gely, suddenly in Athol Spring, N. Jan.
8, 1938, daughter of Leonard and Lucy fa*gely of Philadelphia. niece of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Apel of Athol Springs, N. Y.
Notice of funeral hereafter. GRAMLICH- Catherine Gramlich, in this city, Jan. 10. 1938. beloved wife of Charles; mother of Mrs.
Julia Otto, Edward. Arthur and Elsie Gramlich. Funeral from the family residence. 54 Pershing avenue, Thursday morning at 8:30 and from St. Mary of Sorrows church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. 10t12 GROSS--George W. Gross. In Williamsville. N.
Jan, 9, 1938, beloved husband of the late Frances (nee Bentz): brother of Mrs. Anna Rapp. Edward, Philip, Henry and the late William Gross. Funeral from the residence of his brother. Philip.
5221 Main street. Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. HAUGH -Herbert B. Haugh.
suddenly, in Athol Springs. Jan. 8, 1938, beloved son of Mary Brick and John Haugh: brother of James, John Rita, Beatrice. Mary Ellen, Donald. Madonna, the family residence Wednesday mornMartin and 1 David Haugh.
Funeral from ing at 8 o'clock and from St. Francis chapel at 8:30 o'clock. HICKMAN- W. Agle Hickman, 1n Eden Valley, N. Jan.
8. 1938, wife of William F. Hickman; mother of Mrs. Alma Bettcher of Eden Valley, Mrs. Doris Welz of Flint.
sister of Mrs. George C. Hickman of Hamburg, N. Mrs. Pred Schroeder of Ft.
Wayne. Mrs. Theodore Lohrmann of Bronxville. N. George H.
Agle of Eden Valley and Albert D. Agle of Collins. N. Y. Funeral from the family residence Tuesday afternoon.
Jan. 11, at 2 o'clock and from St. Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited. HOEFLE-Mary E.
Hoefle, In this city, Jan. 7. 1938, wife of the late Emil Hoefle: mother of Francis X. and Joseph F. Kaltenbach.
Mrs. Leo J. Molloy. Mrs. Edna Wolf and the late Arthur, Emil and Mabel Hoefle.
Funeral from the family residence, 383 Wyoming avenue, Tuesday morning at 9:30 and from St Bartholomew's church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 8t10 HOLZSCHUH- -Mathilde M. Holzschuh (nee Bauer), at Marilla, N. Jan.
9, 1938. wife of the late Jacob mother of Mrs. Helen Reuman. Mrs. Matilda Drosendahl, Jacob.
Fred. Henry, Mrs. Kathrine Reilein, Herman, Mrs. Elizabeth Kester and William. Time of funeral to be announced later.
10t11 HOWELL- Nettie F. Howell. Jan 10. 1938, in Buffalo, wife of Carl L. Howell: mother of Jack L.
Howell. Funeral services at the family residence, 192 Wallace avenue. on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 10t11 KIENER -Joseph Kiener, In this city, Jan.
10, 1938, brother of George Kiener of Chicago, Catherine Kiener, Mrs. John Burkert. Andrew Kiener, Sister M. Innocentia and Sister M. Clarinda.
Funeral from his late residence. 105 Wellington road, Thursday morning at 8:45 and from St. Michael's church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Foresters of America, the Elks club and Genesee Tribe of the Redmen.
10t12 KNIGHT- -William Knight, Jan. 10, 1938, husband of Maud Herb: father of William, Edward, Richard, George. Ellis and Louise Knight, Mrs. Edward Fields. Mrs.
Theodore Bell and the late Arthur Knight. Funeral from the family residence, 17 Letchworth street. Time to be announced later. LILLIS- John J. Lillis.
Jan. 8. 1938, beloved husband of Mary Reid Lillis: father of George Paul A. and Louis J. Lillis.
Funeral from the funeral home of Thomas V. Ray, 465 Franklin street. Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and from Holy Angels church at 9:30. Friends are invited to attend. LOZIER-Mary Roth Lozier, in Buffalo, Jan.
8, 1938. beloved wife of William Lozier; sister of George A. Roth, Mrs. Frank Haefner, Mrs. Joseph Precore, Mrs.
Charles N. Kick and the late Mrs. Caroline Zoeller. Funeral private Sunday. Jan.
9. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Lourdes church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. MARR- -Emily Marr, at Lowbank, Jan. 8, 1938, wife of Thomas; mother of Paul J.
and Gertrude Carter of Buffalo. Funeral at Zion church, Forks road, Ontario, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers for all occasions. "Say it with from Anderson, 3 440 Main. CL 2987; 491 Elmwood, GR 3902.
Adv. Funeral Directors HOLZ-NEUKIRCHEN INC. 279 Broadway-WA 1380 McHUGH- J. McHugh, at Depew, N. Jan.
9, 1938, Thomas husband of the late Bridget Wallace: father of Mrs. Maurice J. Fitzgerald, Kathryn John Charles J. and Leonard J. McHugh.
Funeral from his late residence, 44 Harvard avenue, Wednesday morning 9 o'clock and from St. James church at 9:30 o'clock. 10t11 McMANUS- -John McManus, Jan. 8, 1938, husband of the late Margaret Loftus; father of John F. and Thomas F.
McManus; brother of Edward, Felix, Bridget. Mary and Thomas McManus, Mrs. K. Gilmartin and Mrs. N.
McQuillen. Funeral from the family residence, Grant street, Tuesday morning at o'clock and from nunciation church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. MECKLENBURG--Cari Mecklenburg, suddenly, beloved husband of Edith Mecklenburg (nee Tredo), formerly of Butfalo, N. Y.
Funeral from home city, Cincinnati, 0. 10t11 MEYERS- Frances (Manhart) Meyers, wife of the late William mother of Mrs. William Pfister, William, Mrs. E. C.
House of Tacoma, Erastus of Erie, Howard and the late Charles Meyers. Funeral from the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Pfister, 245 Rodney avenue. Time to be announced later. Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends invited. 10t11 MILLER- -Celestine Miller (nee Grenon), 8, 1938, beloved wife of George A. Miller; mother of Marion. Alice, George J. and Raymond Miller; sister of Frank J.
Grenon of Clifton. N. J. Funeral from family residence. 44 Columbus place, Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and from Holy Family church at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. 10t11 NOLL- Christina Schaum Noll, in this city, Jan. 8. 1938. wife of the late Joseph; beloved mother of Joseph, Mrs.
Herbert Moyer and Clarence; sister of Mrs. August Fiegl and the late Marie Reitz. Funeral from the family residence, 389 Gold street. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
0'BRIEN-Mary O' Brien, in this city, Jan. 9, 1938, sister of Mrs. Margaret Connelly. Funeral from the family residence, 112 South Division street, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Joseph's old cathedral at 9:30.
Friends invited to attend. O'NEILL- John V. O'Neill. Jan. 8, 1938, husband of the late Anna A.
Tatu: father of George V. O'Neill, Mrs. Carl F. Schalk and foster-father of Mrs. Arthur H.
Schaller and brother of Mrs. Anna Fitzpatrick. Funeral from his late residence. 49 Englewood avenue, Wednesday morning at 8:30 and from St. Joseph's church (North Main street) at 9 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Deceased was A member of Jefferson tent, K. O. T. and Holy Name 50- ciety of St.
Joseph's church. 10t11 PHELPS- George H. Phelps, in Buffalo, N. Jan. 10, 1937.
husband of the late Hattie Duguid Phelps; father of Harry B. Phelps. Private funeral from his late home. 323 Purdy street, Buffalo, Wednesday. Jan.
12, at 2 P. M. Burial at Corfu, N. Y. PIM -Lena Pim (nee Lafler), in this city, Jan.
9. 1938, beloved wife of Arthur Pim: mother of Mrs. William Nelson of Maine, N. Mrs. 9.
J. Schultz, Mrs. S. J. Workoff.
Mrs. George Benson, Mrs. George Shevlin, Arthur J. Pim; sister of Janus H. Lafler of Paulsboro.
N. J. Funeral from E. Wedekindt chapel. 5 Walden avenue.
Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. 10t11 PRENTICE -Phebe Erdle Prentice, at Irving. N. Jan.
8, 1938, mother of Ernest Erdle of Irving. N. and sister of Mrs. William Burnett of Rochester, N. grandmother of Mrs.
Howard Hoskiss of South Dayton, N. and Miss Leora Erdle of Batavia, N. great-grandmother of Paul Erdle of Watertown, N. Y. Funeral Tuesday at 1 P.
M. from her late home, Irving, N. Y. RECORD- -Martha E. Record, died Jan.
9, 1938. wife of the late William G. Record: mother of Mrs. Mabel E. Winans and Mrs.
Oscar H. Giesecke. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. O. H.
Giesecke, 79 Tillinghast place. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 10t11 REIGLE- Cathrine Reigle (nee Bluman), $78078458 Neupert, Neupert. and Wednesday Mrs.
of the the the Williamsville. 51 Roy late Daniel late E. residence Edward afternoon Floyd Jan. Andrew Hosmer. E.
of street, Walter 9, at Mr's. Reigle. Mrs. Reigle; 1938, 2 Williamsville, Alvin Alvin Herman Funeral o'clock. beloved mother J.
J. Friends invited. Lockport papers please copy. 10t11 REMUS- Johann G. Remus, In Kenmore, Jan.
10. 1938, beloved husband of Wilhelmina Remus; father of Mrs. Gordon M. Lindsay, Mrs. L.
J. Eisenberger and Paul M. Remus. Funeral services from the family residence, 112 LaSalle avenue. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. 10t11 ROLL Gertrude H. Wilson Roll, in Butfalo, N. Jan. 9.
1938. beloved wife of John F. Roll; mother of Donald. Lorraine. Robert and Eileen.
Funeral from the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Marie R. Zimmerman, 129 Berkshire avenue, Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and from St. Boniface church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.
10t11 RYAN-Owen F. Ryan, Jan. 8. 1938, husband of Theresa Ryan; father of James Mary Theresa Alice M. and Owen F.
Ryan Jr. and Mrs. A. F. Harter; brother of Mrs.
David Huyler. Funeral from the family residence, 45 Southampton street, Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes at 9 o'clock. 8t10 SACHS- -Tillie Booke Sachs, In Buffalo, N. Jan. 10, 1938.
wife of Abraham; sister of Mrs. R. Olsen, Kuppel Booke, Sol. Albert of Bradford, and Louis Booke of Passaic. N.
J. Funeral from the chapel of William Sultz, 576 Linwood avenue. Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 2:30 P. M.
Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. SAUER- -William V. Sauer, In this city, Jan. 10, 1938, husband of Mary Cullen: son of Margaret Sauer and the late Fred: brother of Fred Harry and Gilbert Sauer, Mrs.
Harry Morehouse and the late Mrs. Frank Bachman and Mrs. Edward Sherlock. Funeral from John McGinnis funeral home, 274 E. Utica street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friends are invited. 10t11 SCHAFER- -Frank A. Schafer, at his late home. 4220 Sheridan drive. town of Amherst.
Jan. 9, 1938, beloved husband of Ruth E. Gunton; father of Mrs. Dorine Siegler and Mrs. Helen Kalin; son of Louisa and the late Adam Schafer: brother of Arthur Schafer and Mrs.
Howard Clutterbuck. Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Willard Siegler. 20 Zimmerman boulevard, Kenmore. N.
Wednesday at 2:30 P. M. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of Parish Lodge No. 292, F.
A. Lake Erie commandery, K. U. C. C.
of E. No. 6 and Mizpah Lodge No. 518. I.
0. 0. F. Burial in Acacia Park cemetery under auspices of Parish lodge. 10t11 SCHROEDER- -Martha F.
Schroeder, died in Cheektowaga, N. Jan. 9, 1938, beloved wife of Frank J. Schroeder. Funeral on Thursday, Jan.
13, 1938, from the family residence, 172 Straley street, at 9:30 A. and in St. John Gualbertus church at 10 A. M. Burial in St.
Stanislaus cemetery, Pine Hill. 10t11 SCHULTZ-Fred W. Schultz, Jan. 9. 1938, husband of the late Caroline Ehrcke: father of Elmer L.
and Fred B. Schultz and the late Edna M. Schultz. Funeral from George N. Kennedy's mortuary.
1714 Abbott road, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and from the Bethel Presbyterian church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. SCHWERT- -John Schwert. In Buffalo, Jan. 8, 1938, husband of Carrie (nee Wittig); father of Joseph Mrs.
George Hofmann. John A. and Edward Schwert of California, Mrs. Clifford Freund, Mrs. George Riffel, Mrs.
Willis Ensminger and the late Agnes Demske; foster-father of Mrs. Clarence Acquard. Funeral from his late residence. 18 Willow place, off Kingsley street. Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and from St.
Nicholas church at 9 o'clock. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name society and Buffalo Pitts Benevolent association. 10t11 SEABORN- Richard A. Seaborn, in Butfalo. N.
Jan. 10, 1938, husband of Ruth Berriman Seaborn; father of Mrs. Edgar W. Tegler and Robert H. Seaborn of Buffalo; brother of James E.
of Cleveland. Frank of Washington, D. and Mrs. George Lawrence of Baltimore, Md. Funeral from his late residence, 463 Ashland avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Interment at Byron. N. Y. Batavia, N.
papers please copy. 10111 SHAMP--Kate A. Shamp, in Buffalo, N. Jan. 9, 1938, wife of D.
Clinton Shamp; mother of Mrs. Theodora Rowell of Buffalo. Mrs. Virginia Loth and William A. Shamp of Cleveland, sister of Harry C.
Albro. Funeral from the family home, 327 Breckenridge street, Tuesday afternoon af 2:30. Friends invited. DIED Legal Records All deeds, mortgages and assignments left for record previous to and including Jan. 5, 1938, NOW ready for delivery.
Deeds. Winifred Mescall, by referee, to Erie County Savings Bank. $3200, Kenefick 8. 291 E. McKinley parkway.
R. C. Dewey, by referee, to The Prudential Insurance Co. of America, $5500, Kenmore. Arthur Heist, by referee, to Tillie Wilson, $2000, Alden.
H. Ward Wightman to Laura B. Cole, Sub. Lot 117. Dudley D.
Norton to County of Erie, Alden. Margaret Reinhardt to Alice N. Penner, Riley N. 1226 E. Main.
Alice N. Penner to Margaret Reinhardt, same. Katarzyna Rembacz to Mary Koloczynski, Sub. Lot 21, Block Tayfield Corp. to Benpamin W.
Bassford, Amherst. John Timmerman to Andrew Hieber et Hamburg. Emma M. Parker to Oscar E. Horn, Lonsdale rd.
W. 540 N. Brunswick boulevard Tadeus Miklinski to Home Owners' Loan Depew. Conrad J. Kleinfelder to Augusta H.
Har. ris, Hertel S. Augusta H. Harris to Conrad J. Kleinfelder, Williamsville, Mary Crowley to Dennis J.
Crowley et al, Auburn S. 30 W. Herkimer. Rose Feuerstein to John Ottney Amherst. Anna U.
Mezger, by executor. to Memorial Hospital, Glenwood N. 355 E. Fillmore. The E.
H. Close Realty Co. to M. Elizabeth Seitz, Grand Island. Kronenberg's, to John F.
Donovan, Hamburg. The Stony Point Land Co. to Gerard Pacillo, Lackawanna. May M. Willett to Earl F.
Kleinfelder, North Collins. Sarah Mason to Abraham Mason, Ontario S.E. corner Philadelphia. Carrie Karnes to Otis Karnes, West S.W. Mortgages.
Anthony Botlinger to Stephen J. Botlinger, $1450. Cheektowaga. William P. Schamber to Buffalo Savings Bank, Fillmore N.
French. Silvy Collins, by heirs, to Erie Savings Loan Ass'n, $1200, Davey S. Ludington. John P. Donovan to Black -Riverside Savings Loan Ass'n, $5800, Hamburg.
John Ottney to Williamsville Savings Loan Ass'n, $2500, Amherst. Antoni Siragusa to Martin Pecoraro, $1300, Hudson 8.W. Seventh. Assignment of Mortgages. Neeltje Borgman, by executors, to Paul F.
Klaasesz as trustee, $1000. Mary Szczepaniak to Charles L. Wokasiehn, $1750. Discharge of Mortgages, Anthony Botlinger to Home Owners' Loan March 23, 1934. Sophie Suchocki to Buffalo Savings Bank, Nov.
13, 1925. Bugene Ruh to the Grutli Verein, July 9, 1918. Augusta H. Harris to Conrad J. Kleinfelder, Jan.
1, 1924. Albert Cohen to Liberty Bank of Buffalo, Aug. 14, 1935. Joseph L. Vogt to Erie County Savings Bank, Sept.
10, 1931. Arthur Swanson to Dena Swanson, June 28. 1919. George H. Welch to A.
F. Erb, March 1, 1919. Jane W. Farrell to George Dietrich, April 3, 1920. Joseph Darlak to Ferdinand Susemihi, Aug.
18, 1922. Theresa M. Hauck to Anna Tepe, July 1, 1925. Joseph Garafolo to Irish-American Sav. Loan Oct.
5. 1931. William E. Ball to Edsa C. Schmidt, Feb.
23, 1922. Frank Koziol to Juliana Sulkowska, March 19. 1937. John Milon to Wicenty Dorobiala, May 24, 1937. John L.
Duff to Kensington Sav. Loan Nov. 22. 1927. Juliana Sulkowski to The Western Sav.
Bank of Buffalo, Jan. 16, 1928. H. P. G.
Corp. to Abstract Title Mtge. June 29, 1937. Antonio -fa*ga to Mary Hey et June 30, 1933. George P.
to Louis F. Mauer, March 9. 1927. Louise E. Bogold to The Marine Trust Co.
of Buffalo, Jan. 2, 1931. Louise Ebke to John Braun, July 1, 1923. William P. Henel to The Bank of Orchard Park, July 1, 1928.
Caroline Fischer to George M. Fischer, Dec. 15, 1904. Paul C. Clark to The Co-operative Sav.
Loan April 27, 1925. Chattel Mortgages. To Peoples Collateral Loan Humphrey Munisteri, $50; Bernard Blendowski, $300; James J. McNamee, $300; Louis Marconi, $300. To the Marine Trust Co.
of Buffalo: Malcolm C. Brock, Robert F. Leighton, August Wolf, $364.80. To General Public Loan Clarence R. Angus, $160; Judge Y.
Harmon, $120; Charlie Nasco. $140; Harold Schultz, $260; Danied E. Burke, $160; James Radigan, $200; Frank Carey, $120; Joseph Robel, $260; Samuel Ducato, $120; Joseph W. Eyth, $220; Chester C. Haubert, $300; Willard Sickler, $260; Stanley Gardon, $200; Leland A.
Hoth. $160; Leo M. Weigel, $135; Frank Dukat, $300; Stuart S. Mather, $200; Raymond M. Goodwin.
$300; Harold W. Chretien, $200; Peter Sloan, $300: George N. Powell. $50: Gilbert K. Sarver.
et $280; William H. Kaufman. $300; Michael A. Meyers. $220; Owen A.
Marron, $240. To Domestic Finance Richard H. Harrimann, $100; Peter N. Runfola, $200; Frank X. Sitterle, et $200; Kenneth R.
Ashcraft. $250; William O'Neil, $300; John J. Gorman, $260. To Personal Finance Philip G. Hilburger, $230; John A Sutherland.
$160; Cletus A Muther, $50: William Michaels, $300; Guy Paoles, $105; James Blackburn. $250; Merle Gardner, $75; Felix Schipani, $100. To the Lincoln East Side National Bank of Buffalo: Abraham Grossman, $324; Jacob Grossman. $324; Charles L. Clough, $375; Marion D.
Morgan. $200; Otto Chassin, $800; John L. Ihde, $640. To Home Auto Loan Leo M. Hens, $75; Nathan Bliss, $175; George Whittaker, $50; Warren J.
Tomkinson, $265. Louisa W. Paris to American Credit $300. Angeline Dziekan, et to some, $300. William K.
Vickery to the Home Credit Co. of Buffalo, $160. Abe Mills to Jerry Goodrich, $300. John Orlowski to Eva Kazmierczak, $70. Sprenger Dairy, to Bert J.
Peffer, individually, $1997.72. SISTER GENEVIEVE- Jan. 7, 1938. Solemn funeral mass will be celebrated in the chapel of the Sisters' hospital, 1833 Main street, Tuesday morning at 9:30. Friends are invited to attend.
SOBEL- Loed Sobel, in this city, Jan. 10, 1938, beloved husband of Rose Sobel; father of Mrs. S. Kushner. Funeral will be held from his late residence.
133 Lutheran street, Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 2 P. M. STABEL-Michael E. Stabel, Jan.
8. 1938. husband of Anna Blum; father of Ada M. Stabel and Mrs. Charles A.
Diebold. Funeral from the family residence, 98 Beatrice street, Wednesday morning at 9:15 and from All Saints church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. 10t11 -Lauretta B. Stanton, Jan.
10, 1938, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Stanton: sister of the late Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith. Funeral from the family residence, 12 York street.
Notice of funeral hereafter. 10t11 WAGNER-Fredericka Manz Wagner, in this city, Jan. 8, 1938, wife of the late Jacob P. Wagner; mother of Mrs. Arthur Morris, Mrs.
Elmer Winegar, Fred C. and the late Ernest C. Wagner. Funeral from her late residence, 115 Tennyson avenue, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
WALDMILLER- Christina Birnbach. at Lancaster, N. Jan. 8. 1938, wife of the late John Waldmiller; mother of Frank Amelia, John Henry W.
and Benedict 8. Waldmiller. Funeral from her late residence, William street, Tuesday morning at 8:15 o'clock and from St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. WASSMER-Louise Wagner Wassmer, Jan.
9, 1938, wife of Meinrad; mother of Mrs. Adolph Eble and the late Joseph sister of Rose Wagner. Funeral from 40 Winslow avenue, Wednesday morning 9:30 and from St. Nicholas church at 10 o'clock. Deceased was a member of the Altar society, Christian Mothers and Auxiliary 116, Knights of St.
John. Friends invited. 10t11 ZEFERS -Henry M. Zefers, at Buffalo, N. Jan.
8, 1938, husband of the late Helen; father of Mrs. Norman Pilkey of Williamsville, N. Frederick, Lawrence and William Zefers of Butfalo; son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Zefers of West Valley, N.
brother of William Zefers of West Valley, N. Fred of Buffalo, Mathew and Clayton Arcade. N. Mrs. Edward Whitmer of Salamanca.
N. and Mrs. Edward Bauer of Buffalo. Friends wishing to see Mr. Zefers may call at Weismantel funeral chapel.
6 Pearl street, Springville. N. Y. The funeral service will be held from St. John's church.
West Valles, N. Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Burial at St. John's semetery, West Valles, N.
Y. LEHMAN ASKED TO WIDEN PROBE IN CHEEKTOWAGA Monument Builder Makes Suggestion in Letter to Governor. Extension of the special grand jury investigation to Cheektowaga was suggested to Governor Lehman in a letter sent to him Saturday by Joseph G. Bianchi, monument builder, of 2376 Genesee street. Mr.
Bianchi referred to the question, "Where is Cheektowaga?" which the governor was reported to have asked Frank G. Raichle, Buffalo's investigator. "That question, in itself, is a fair, plain and honest query," Mr. Bianchi wrote. "But the innuendo and insinuation which seemed to attach to it, as it appeared article in question, hurt the sensibilities of, at least, the respectable element of Cheektowaga's population because of the volume of unfair and unfavorable publicity heaped upon us by certain misnamed, unknown and non-existent individuals who have corresponded with your excellency during the past year or Mr.
Bianchi moreinted out that the dog track brought Cheektowaga into "so much unfavorable the limelight" operators two of years which ago well, that track, Inves- "for if memory serves me my tigator Frank G. Raichle acted as attorney." CORNELL STUDENT KILLED ROSLYN, Jan. 10 -AlexWendel, 17-year-old Corander nell university student, who apchose his warm autoparently mobile rather than a cold house in which to spend the night, was found dead of carbon monoxide gas in the car Sunday. DIVORCE COURT In uncontested actions, Supreme, Cougranted: Almon W. Mrs.
Ethel L. Burns, 2224 Cleveland avenue, Niagara Falls, a divorce from James A. Burns; married Aug. 29, 1925. Mrs.
Lorraine Crawford, 38 Linwood avenue, Williamsville, an annulment of her marriage, Dec. 26, 1921, to William J. Crawford. Mrs. Carolina Dudziak, Sweet avenue, an Enoch 'Arden dissolution of her marriage, Oct.
15, 1912, to Stanislaus Dudziak, who disappeared May Mrs. Winifred W. Werner, 174 East Niagara street, Tonawanda, legal separation from Kenneth G. Werner. Obituaries City Engineer Howell, will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the family home, 192 Wallace avenue.
Dr. Leonard V. Buschman, minister of Central Presbyterian church, Main street and Jewett parkway, will officiate. Mrs. Howell died at 5:45 o'clock this' morning from aMrs.
N. F. Howell heart ailment after an Illness of about a week. Her husband is recovering from an operation in Deaconess hospital and has not been informed of his wife's death. Mrs.
Howell was well known to the congregation of Central Presbyterian church for which she was a tireless worker. She was a member of the Women's organization of that church. She was born in Buffalo and educated in the Buffalo public schools. Before her marriage about 35 years ago she was Miss Nettie Fralich. She is survived by her husband and one son, Jack Lathrop Howell.
Mrs. Nettie F. Funeral services F. Howell, 62, cartel Howell. volunteers.
He was Oneonta's last for Mrs. Nettie Civil war veteran. of Assistant John Gruelle. MIAMI SPRINGS, Jan. 10 John Gruelle, 57, cartoonist and writer, died at his home here Sunday of a heart attack.
He had been ill several weeks. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Myrtle Gruelle, and two sons, Worth and Richard. Benedict F. Haberle.
SYRACUSE, Jan. 10 -Benedict F. Haberle, 49, president of Haberle-Congress Brewing company of Syracuse, died Sunday while on an automobile ride with his wife. G. E.
Coppola. ROCHESTER, Jan. 10 G. E. Coppola, 74, organizer of Italian American bands in Rochester, Utica, Binghamton and Elmira, died at his home here Sunday after suffering a heart attack.
Howard Coburn Foss. SAVANNAH, Jan. 10 Coburn Foss, president of the Savannah Electric Power company, died Sunday heart and, attack. BIRTHS Certificates filed in the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Bureau of Health, up to 2 P. Jan.
10. Boys Were Born to Mr. and Nov. 7-Edward J. Gorman, 14 Meriden st.
Dec. 25 Anthony Stasiowski, 47 Thomas st. 23-William G. Rusch, 110 Fennimore ave. 31-William Rarick, 124 East End ave.
25 -Charles J. McCabe, 467 Niagara st. 31-William E. Lenhard, 175 Wabash Kenmore, N. Y.
31-Edwin F. Kline, 1996 Niagara st. 31-Frank Hochadel, Lackawanna, N. Y. 31-Joseph Fiorella.
31 Fargo ave. 31-Cressie Evans, 294 Clinton st. 30 -Maurice J. Droney, 80 Arthur st. 31- Robert R.
Dimick. 114 Heath st. 28 -Norman H. Coe. 20 Houstnn st.
-Edward A. Blachura, 216 Barnard st. 23- John W. Barrett, 118 Pries ave. 31-Frank Janczylik, 216 Titus ave.
31-Howard J. Bella, 146 Central ave. 31- Russell Alessi, 110 15th st. Girls Were Born to Mr. and 30 George Ryan.
95 18th st. 31-Benny Menno, 121 Myrtle ave. 29 John Martynkiewicz, 53 Lathrop st. 31-Kenneth A. Knight, 192 Grant st.
11-Patrick J. Fox, 152 Parkview. 22- Jeremiah Crowley, 161 Trowbridge st. 28- James J. Maddigan, 37 Alamo pl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by the city clerk's office up to 11 A. M. Monday, Jan. 10: Onofrio Battaglia, 349 Vermont st. Josephine J.
Fronczak, 138 Bush st. Theron Quince, 123 Mortimer Gussie Gober, 123. Mortimer st. Nicholas DiGiacomo, 27 West Catherine Guglielmo, 182 Fargo ave. James Lombardo, 334 Trenton ave.Amelia Simon, 146 Northampton st.
Leon La Nove. 88 Gallatin -Beatrice Brigham, 899 Prospect ave. Thomas B. Travers, 9 W. Huron -Barbara Tithecott.
9 W. Huron st. Lee Brown, 228 Broadway- -Carrie Martin. 228 Broadway. Louis Olivieri, 1468 E.
Delavan -Mary S. Giambrone, 136 Georgia st. Vincent Tomasello, 58 Dante Lombardo, 552 Swan st. Martin Lindke, Royalton, N. Y.
Mrs. Florence Newton, 56 Harding rd. Edward Wysko, N. Tonawanda, N. Mary Runo.
8 Kent st. Frank Morelli, 109 19th st. -Lena C. Radius. 218 Esser ave.
Warren Hebert, Rochester. N. Florence Kuzanak, 118 Fredro st. DEATHS Certificates filed in the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Bureau of Health, up to 2 P.
Jan. 10. Jan. 5 Florence Michel, Infant, 346 Myrtle ave. 7-Mathilda Karl.
76. 2988 Bailey ave. -Isabella E. King, 86, 92 Briscoe ave. -John W.
Griffin, 51, 87 Pawnee pky. -Charles McMurtry, 34, 121 Folger st. -Nellie Murphy, 67, 392 Sycamore st. 8 -Sabina A. McGann, 80, 115 Carmel rd.
7- -Joseph E. Coulter, 57, Roosevelt Hotel, Carroll and Michigan. 7-Daniel Penfold, 94, 437 Connecticut st. 6 -Susanna Biller, 86, 243 Sherman st. 6-Anna Wiederkehr.
60, 104 Davey st. 6-Helen Klowka, 40. 120 Bissell ave. 6 Freeman R. Taylor, 59, 971 Tifft st.
8-Carl Fechner, 55, 320 80th Niagara Falls, N. Y. 7 -George O'Day. 59, 522 Plymouth ave. -Anna Heid, 54, 326 Grant st.
7-Alena M. Holmes, 89, 22 Normal ave. -Stanley Lias, 35, 511 Elm st. 8 -John Bugenhagen, 4 52 Grave Lockport, N. Y.
7-George Sanders, 69 Walnut st. 8 7-Samuel -Elizabeth M. Bentley, 51, 17 Potter st. Goldstein, 64, 1118 Eimwood ave. -Samuel Hornstein, 53, 94 Lemon st.
8-Samuel Freedman, 57, 518 Spring st. 7-Thomas W. Quinn, 45, 64 Richfield ave. -Mary E. Hoefle, 78.
383 Wyoming ave. 8-Mary Lozier, 55, 6 E. North st. 8-Millard J. White, 41, 372 Parker Corning, N.
Y. 7-John H. Sigman, 87, 77 Sussex ave. 6 -Michael Lipski, 40. 164 W.
Huron st. 8 Catherine Butler 80, 2157 (Sister Mary Gabriel), Main st. 6 -John Kolis, 8 George 63, 14 Rother ave. 9- George Berthold, 82, Clarence, N. Y.
liamsville, 74, 5221 Main WilGross, N. Y. Daily Calendar Snow, Slowly Rising Temperature Forecast; Tomorrow's Events THE WEATHER U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau Office, Buffalo, Buffalo N. and Jan. vicinity: 10, 1938., For or moderate snows tonight and Tuesday. Slowly rising temperaTuesday. Lowest tonight about 16, possibly lower.
Moderate to fresh easterly winds. For Western New York: Light snow tonight and Tuesday. Slowly rising temperature Tuesday and in extreme SNOW south portion tonight. Shippers' forecast: Protect shipments during the next 24 to 36 hours from temperatures as follows: All directions, about 10. Slowly rising temperature is indicated by Tuesday.
Weather in Principal Cities. Temperature, SNOW High Sun. Mon. past Night 7:30 A.M. 24 hrs.
Low. Prec. BUFFALO Cloudy 19 14 .05 Albany Cloudy 28 12 Alpena Clear 18 -6 Atlanta Cloudy 44 34 Atlantic City Clear 30 22 Bismarck Cloudy 34 14 Boston Cloudy 28 18 Brownsville Cloudy 64 50 Canton, N. Y. Cloudy 14 10 Chicago Cloudy 24 20 Cincinnati Snow 34 32 Cleveland Snow 24 20 Corpus Christi Cloudy 64 50 .55 Denver Clear 38 26 Des Moines Cloudy 18 Duluth Clear 10 Detroit Snow 20 Galveston Cloudy 52 48 1.27 Jacksonville Clear 56 38 Kansas City Cloudy 36 24 Los Angeles 74 50 Marquette Clear 18 Memphis 46 Miami Rain 74 Moorhead 8 2 02 Minneapolis 8 New Orleans Rain 52 46 .12 New York Clear 30 22 North Platte CI'dy 34 20 Oklahoma Clear 48 24 Philadelphia Clear 34 24 Pittsburgh Snow 26 20 Raleigh Cloudy 40 26 San Francisco 58 48 St.
Louis 42 28 Sault Ste. Marie Snow 14 10 Seattle Cl'dy 50 46 Washington Clear 34 Montreal Clear 12 Toronto 22 14 .01 Edmonton 44 32 .22 Winnipeg 8 0 .24 (-) Means below zero. "T' means trace. Comparative Temperatures. Highest temperature past 24 hours: At weather bureau 19 At airport 18 Lowest temperature Sunday night: At airport weather bureau 14 Average temperature past 24 15 Normal for this date 25 Highest temp.
this 1874.... 52 Lowest temp. this date since 1874... -5 Deficiency in temperature since Jan. 1 10 Precipitation.
For 24 hours ended 8 A. M. .05 Since Jan. 1 .33 Deficiency since Jan. 1 .69 Unmelted snow past 24 hours 1.0 Relative Data.
Time Hu. W'ther Pr. 30.31 16 9, Snow 30.19 17 5 Cloudy .05 12:00 30.16| 21 5 Snow J. H. SPENCER, Senior Meteorologist.
EX-RANCHER RUES CAREER SALEM, Jan. 10 (U.P.) Bill Brown, 82, who lives in the Methodist old people's home, which he once endowed with a $25,000 gift, says if he had his life to live over he would settle down with a wife on a small farm instead of building one of the largest ranches in the West. STATES DISTRICT York. No. 25.755.
In Proceedings for COURT: Western District Corporate Reorganization under Section 77B of the National Bankruptcy the Matter of the Petition of LOCKPORT FITTINGS COMPANY. Debtor, for Relief under Sec. 77B of the Bkcy. Act as Am. TO ALL CREDITORS, BONDHOLDERS.
AND STOCKHOLDERS LOCKPORT FITTINGS COMPANY. INC. YOU. AND EACH OF YOU. are hereby notified that applications for allowances for fees and expenses by attorneys, parties in interest.
committees. and other representatives of creditors and stockholders, have been filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court on or prior to December 19, 1937, in the total amount of $23.894.83. each application being in the form of a sworn petition. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED, that a hearing will be had on all of said petitions on January 17, 1938, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, before his Honor, Judge John Knight. one of the Judges of the District Court of the United States.
for the Western District of New York, in the United States District Court Room. in the Federal Building. at City of Buffalo. New York, in said District. at which hearing the Court will examine and pass upon such petitions for allowances.
and any objections thereto, and will determine the reasonable amount of fees and expenses to be allowed in connection with these proceedings. and will then direct the Debtor or the new corporation to be formed under the Plan in these ceedings, with regard to the payment proof such claims as shall be allowed by the Court. and will determine all matters germane to this proceeding and Plan of Reorganization not heretofore determined. December 29, 1937. LOCKPORT FITTINGS COMPANY, Debtor.
BY, ROBERT E. BRYANT. J. CARL FOGLE, Trustees. STOCKWELL.
HOOPER, CAMPBELL, WARREN Attorneys for Debtor and Trustees, 59 Lohrmann Building, Lockport, New York. Jan3.10 Don't Neglect Minor Throat Irritation Don't take chances. Rub on soothing, warring Musterole. Relief generally follows. Musterole gets such marvelous results because it's NOT just a salve.
It's a "counter irritant" easing, warming, stimulating and penetrating in drawing out local congestion and pain. Used by millions for 30 years. Recommended by many doctors and nurses. All druggists'. In three strengths: Regular Strength, Children's (mild), and Extra Strong.
Approved by Good Housekeeping. -Adv. A STATEMENT: St. Joseph is Genuine Pure Aspirin, as (St. Pure and as Fully Effective as Money, Any Amount of Money, Can Buy.
ASPIRIN THE PROOF: St. Joseph Aspirin is so pure it even exceeds the rigid requirements NEW LOW PRICES of the U. 36 Tablets, 20c. 100 Tablets, S. Pharmacopoeia.
WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT 106 GENUINE St. Joseph PURE ASPIRIN 1938 JANUARY 1938 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 Frank Kuschel to Rosa Kuschel, $250. Lloyd R. Billo to Kenmore Motor $320.13. Gerald P.
Reddy to same, $582.42. Anne Kelly to same, $297.67. Ralph R. Rabe to same, $540. W.
Merle Smith to Ostendorf Motor Car $1199. James Blood to Jack's Motor Sales, $500.40. Peter Hohl to same, $154. George Thompson to Louis A. Bleyle, $294.
Stokey ey Glover to Justice Motor $220.93. Harry Knopf to H. S. Nielsen, $200. To Household Finance renewals: George J.
Merkling, Anthony Pinnataro, $72; Kathryn Herlan, $115.78. To American Credit renewals: Emma Fazler, et $233; Agnes Collins, et Magdalen Rowe, $46; Mary Snook, $166; T. Fitzgerald, John Warmem, et $126; Marie Klug, et Frances Sciolino, $55; Ida Rooth, $65; Agnes Moore, et $129. To Peoples Collateral Loan renewals: Arthur Rogers. et Rose A.
Privatera, Charles Wool, Egbert J. Childs, $159. Frank J. Oatmeyer, renewal, to Hedstrom Spaulding, $323.47. Bill of Sale.
Glenn Gildersleeve to Lottie Gildersleeve, $700. Lis Pendens. Home Owners' Loan Corp. vs. Bronislawa Jarlenski et al.
Loepere S. Walden. The Prudential Insurance Co. of America VS. Helmuth S.
Heyl et al. N. Lincoln blvd. N. Middlesex rd.
County of Erie Vs. Burton Dean et Tonawanda. Same vs. Joseph Nawrocki et same. County of Erie vs.
Arthur Taylor et Tonawanda. Erie County Sav. Bank vs. John J. Shea et Stevenson N.
E. Cumberland. Gertrude H. Kuss vs. Harold P.
Kolm et Mumford N. E. Abbotts Corners rd. County House Wrecking et al. vs.
Joseph Barone et Tonawanda. Erie County Sav. Bank vs. Carrie A. Hail et Maryland N.
Cottage. Judgments. (First name is that of debtor) William John Fitzpatrick-State Tax commission. $23.97. Charles Fontaine- same, $13.82.
Tuxedo Park Land-same, 649.94. Howie-Lechner-Palmer, $303.82. Lawrence Jones-Nicholas Di Nardo, Frank Di Nardo and Dominick Di Nardo, copartners as Di Nardo $98.77. Kendall Refining company-John Grek, $419. -Stanley Grek, an Infant by John Grek, his quadian ad litem, $564.
Same -John Grek and Stanley Grek, an infant by John Grek, his guardian ad litem. $66.25. Leo Roznyslowski-Elbert Banner and Glenn Root, $67.25. Mechanics Liens. 8.
Hawro vs. Charlotte Rzeszutko, Walter. and Walter S. Hawro, $581.99, Depew. Harry Stern, etc.
vS. Dartmouth college by trustees, owners and Louis La Voie, contractor, $84.60, Buffalo (Main N. cor. Utica). Jos.
Meyer Son, Inc. vS. Elmer W. Schamber, owner and Jos. Meyer Son, contractor, $216.05.
Amherst. Frank Impallaric vs. Robert E. Hysert, owner and Frank Impallario, contractor, Tonawanda. A.
B. Volo vs. Ann Rogalewski, owner and Walter Gasko, contractor, $118, Buffalo (Eller CITY COURT JUDGMENTS (First name is that of debtor) Roy T. Rabbitt-Mitchell Miles, $41.63. Thomas Giglia-Irvin Fessard, $58.10.
Joseph Kryszak-John S. Allan, $136.80. Anthony Heckman-Fred J. Frisch. $39.
Leo J. Jaroszewski-Algen S. Cadwallader, $23.70. John Roberts-Theresa A. Kerchey, $15.04.
Court Decisions. (Judge Charles T. Yeager) Mrs. Sally Gibson-William Kassirer, $285.28. (Judge Clifford J.
Chipman, Ernest Leeb-Henry W. Keitzel, $103.73. Joseph Hamerski and Stanley GambolysFred Wild, $271.10. -Helen Schuster, $110.80. (Judge Harry M.
Zimmer) William Kilver-Andrew Tait, $90.90. Walter Nowakowski-Henry W. Killeen, $567.69. Charles Ferro-Edward Noshay, $53. West Seneca Oriole Home, Bilotti.
$90.71. Arthur B. J. Christmann-George Hauenstein, $121.10. (Judge George L.
Hager) Elmore E. Haring-Albert Speaker, $25.95. Samuel Miller- John M. Jankowski. $21.57.
Joseph A. Albrecht-Albert J. Sargent, $370.45. Hamilton Tench-Helen Depowska. $27.55.
John Hanco*ck Mutual Life Insurance Co.Louise Roth, $12.30. CITY COURT DISMISSALS AND ADJOURNMENTS Adjournments. Richard J. Conroy and George Petz vs. Kenneth J.
Sauter, grand larceny second degree, Jan. 17. John F. Nowak vs. Jack Schneider, al tempted burglary second degree, Jan.
13. Francis Geary vs. Mildred Simmond, second degree grand larceny, Jan. 18. John J.
Foy vs. Joseph Fitzpatrick, maintaining bookmaking place, Jan. 12. Albert Goldman vs. Robert Rosenthal, first degree robbery, Jan.
17. Russell J. Syracuse vs. Robert Rosenthal and Kenneth Sauter, first degree robbery, Jan. 17.
Russell J. Syracuse vs. Robert, Rosenthal, unlawful possession of dangerous weapon, Jan. 17. Dismissals.
William H. Ruth vs. Theodore Schechterly. William Wright vs. Edward Herbst.
John Lockwood vs. Mrs. Dorothy Deubell. TODAY'S SCRATCHES Fair Grounds. First race--Declared off.
2-Brain Trust, Royal Broom, Bareback, Inscona, Rip Van Winkle, Pish Tush, Taximan. Jerry Computer, Terrier. 3-Anna L. Leading Bet, Polly Barcarol, Between Bells, Barney Allis, Sugar Jar. 4-Espania, Chicle T.
Grand Singer, Cynical, Dr. Betty, Nopalosa Donna. 5-Princess Tour, Which Blond, Neil Jay, Bay Eagle. 6-Flying Watch, Navanod. Eastport, Lady Montrose.
7 -Medius Dies, Bay Boy, Nocturnlabe, World Traveller, Charming Sir, Albert Brilliant Miss, Satrapal. Eighth substitute race, runs at first race- Bobertin, Idle Money, Gay Streamer, Wardell Ormont, Teddy Carl. Flabbergast, Lena Brass Monkey, Spanish Red, Felwyn. Raining and muddy. Post time 3 P.
M. Tropical Park. 1-Miney Myerson, Don Romiro, 3-Maetake. -Muddier, Spanish Maid. 5-Phalsan.
Manrico. 6 -Good Cator. Charmed Eyes. 8 Genaibi. Whittle.
Clear and fast. Post time 2 P. M. BITS OF NEWS FIRE RECORD Sunday. 3:11 A.
-Doat and Theodore; false. 3:22 A. and Sherman; false. 10:02 A. West Tupper; chimney; little damage.
12:24 P. Trenton: unnecessary. 1:57 P. Purdy; man overcome by carbon monoxide fumes; revived by firemen of Rescue Squad 2. 3:32 P.
Waverly: family overcome by carbon monoxide fumes; revived by firemen of Rescue Squad 1 and Engine 16. 3:43 P. Purdy; call for more oxygen for man overcome. 4:08 P. Grant and Pooley; auto; little damage.
7:32 P. -McKinley parkway and Tifft street. dead trees in street, no damage. 9:25 P. Ash street, clothing ignited by stove fire, $50 damage.
Monday. 1:13 A. North Ogden street, man overcome by gas fumes, Rescue Squad 1. 1.52 A. Washington street, defective sprinkler, no fire.
2:29 A. and Barker streets, rubbish barrel, little damage. MISSING PERSONS Henry McKnight, 20, Negro, of 258 Broadway: missing from home since 5 P. M. Jan.
7: 5 feet, 6 inches tall, 158 pounds: wore dark blue suit end overcoat. gray felt hat, white scarf and brown shirt. Grace Hoban, 15, of 52 Walter street: missing from home since Saturday; 5 feet, 3 inches tall, 105 pounds; black bobbed hair. blue eyes; wore red slip-on sweater, plaid skirt, long green sport cont and brown oxfords, EVENTS TUESDAY 9 A. show, "dir.
cus Days," School 6, Hickory and South Division. 1:15 P. M. show, "Uncle Tom's Kenmore Junior high school. Junior Chamber of Commerce Speakers' bureau, speaker, James J.
Coffey, "Duties of the City Clerk," 254 Elmwood avenue. 6:30 Dinner, Men's club of First Presbyterian church, church parlors. Association for Child Education, B. A. C.
7-Dinner, Harvard club, Saturn club. 8 Testimonial banquet to Fire Commissioner Castimore, Hotel Buffalo. party, Court Timon, Catholic Daughters of America, 384 Linwood. show, "Jubilee Singers," North Presbyterian church, Delaware and Utica. THE ALMANAC Sun rose today 3:018 A.M.
Sun sets today P.M. Length of day 9 hours, 14 minutes Sun rises tomorrow 7:47 A.M. MOON'S CHANGES Full moon 16, 12:53 A.M. Last quarter 23, 3:09 A.M. New moon 31, 8:35 A.M.
First quarter 7, 7:32 P.M. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, evening stars. Jan. 10 in History. 1739-Ethan Allen, soldier, born.
-Buffalo Evening News Almanec. Year Ago--Bishop John A. Duffy Syracuse, named bishop of Buffalo. Possibility of influenza epidemic seen Health Commissioner Francis E. Prone czak sounds warning.
France masses troops to block Nezis 19 Africa. Weather-Coudy. Temperature 44 Richard Said: Who is thet? Nobody, SHIP NEWS NEW YORK, Jan. 10. SHIP ARRIVED SUNDAY FROM Tuscania Glasgow SHIP MONDAY FROM Antonia or Liverpool Scanstates Copenhagen SHIP SAIL MONDAY FOR Black Gull Antwerp BISHOP OVERCOME IN FIRE LANSING, Jan.
10 Firemen today rescued the Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers, bishop of the Lansing diocese of the Catholic church, from the flaming chancery. He was overcome by smoke. Auctions, General ABSOLUTE Niagara, auction selling Tuesday, fine 10:30 home of furnishings for the owner; Frigidaire, included.
claimed storages, Thursday, 11 A. of fine furnishings and un. Allied Auction warehouse, Lawrence Massachusetts. Lauretta B. Stanton.
Miss Lauretta B. Stanton, 70, Buffalo public school teacher and a life-long resident of Holy Angels' parish, died this morning of a heart attack in her home, 12 York street. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith. Miss Stanton taught in School 38 for several years.
Later she specialized in instructing defective students and for more than 15 years had complete supervision of this work in the public schools here. Miss Stanton also was active in the child placing department in Father Baker's for more than five years. She retired ten years ago. The Rev. Joseph A.
Stanton, O. Oblate father at Holy Angels' church, a cousin of Miss Stanton's, will say the mass at the funeral services there Wednesday morning. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Another cousin, the Rev. William J.
Stanton, O. M. of Buffalo, a provincial Oblate father, was fatally injured in an automobile accident in Canada a year ago. Miss Stanton's closest survivors are five other cousins, Sister Mary Catherine, vocal instructor at D'Youville college; the Rev. Joseph M.
Stanton of Portland, Dr. Leo A. Stanton, Columbus, Miss Frances Stanton and Mrs. Clifford Chretien, both of New York city. Rabbi Loeb Sobel.
Funeral services for Rabbi Loeb Sobel, 60, of 133 Lutheran street, will be conducted in the family home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with burial in Pine Hill. Rabbi Sobel died early this morning from a complication of diseases after an illness of two years. Born in Grodno, Poland, he came to the United when a young man, studied counstates, try and was active in the affairs of several synagogues in Pittsburgh before coming to Buffalo seven years ago. Illness in 1936 compelled him to give up active duties at Temple Anshe Emes in Hickory street. He is survived by his widow, Rose, and one daughter, Mrs.
Sadie Kushner of Buffalo. Mrs. George R. Volkmar. Mrs.
Nellie M. Volkmar, former Buffalonian, died last Tuesday in Oakland, Cal. She was the widow of George R. Volkmar, also a resident of this city for a number of years. Both were well known in Buffalo.
She is survived by one son, Arthur C. Volkmar. Funeral services were conducted in her Oakland residence on Thursday. Prof. Richard A.
Parrock. SYRACUSE, Jan. 10. Richard A. Parrock, 68, of Colgate university faculty 18 years, died of pneumonia Sunday in University hospital following an operation.
He was stricken ill while returning from Orlando, during the Christmas holidays with his wife and daughter, William A. Kelley. ONEONTA, Jan. 10 A. Kelley, 86, who enlisted as drummer boy in the Civil war at the age of 13, died Sunday at his home here.
Mr. Kelley, who retired in 1921 as chief engineer of the Oneonta power plant, was attached to the 79th New York .05 Auto Commercial Cars .33 CHEVROLET 9 FT. PANEL. VERY ATTRACTIVE, $350 MANY OTHERS GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS FACTORY BRANCH 21 JEWETT AVENUE UN 6042 CHEVROLET 1933 panel delivery in exceptionally good condition; not mark nor a mar; $195. S.
W. Miner, Inc, 1229 Main. CHEVROLET 1934 Louis pickup, Engel new paint 1176 job, Main, at Dodge, ODGE, late model, heavy duty stake body; excellent condition. Louis Engel 1176 Main, at Dodge. FORD.
1935 chassis and cab, tires tically new, motor overhauled. Louis Engel 1176 Main, at Dodge, 1934 157" stake with 12-ft body; dual wheels and helper springs; ideally suited for any job; pipe racks and slots installed; better than most commercial cars 1 year old; these trucks have been used for city work only and have had exception care: your choice of 2. Stephens Motors, 3484 Main, opposite U. of B. campus, Buffalo's newest Ford dealer.
$89; coal and ice body. Louis Engel 1176 Main, at Dodge. FORD $69, fitted with body for electrical or radio service work; it's clean. Louis Engel 1176 Main, at Dodge. reconditioned semi tratiers, all sizes, bargain prices, reducing inventory.
Fruehauf Trailer 106 Michigan. KENTUCKY semi-trailers, new and used, prices reasonable. Trail Equipment 15 Marvin WA 2635. used trucks are honestly represented; see our large assortment, many sizes and body types; reasonable prices. Stewart Motor 93 Dewer, PA 2810.
STEWART panels, a choice of 3, priced from $99 up. Louis Engel 1176 Main, at Dodge. WHITE 1929 3-ton heavy duty; sacri499 Fillmore, 5-7 P. M. ALL truck makes, bargains.
sizes, body International types, used vester 2335 Fillmore near Main. Harcash Standard prices for trucks, Any tion. Wrecking Salvage 1281 Clinton JE 5300 SEE Birk truck Bailey for large assortment bargains. 1790 Main. DIED Auto Trailers Trailer Mart has 2 1938 Alma trailers at reduced prices.
756 Main CL 6070; open evenings, 20 WE Trailer can sell Coaches. you new trailers at $295. 2726 Delaware. Auto Passenger Cars BUCK real 1936 good 48 buy, 2-door $595. touring Twin sedan; City Auto, 2390 Delaware.
BUCK condition. 1930 81 6-cylinder Riverside sedan, excellent lower. 1931 small 8 sport coupe. very $159 clean and fully 1938 guaranteed; now on? including plates. Berrimen-Grae hem, 2262 Delaware, DE 0639.
1937 41 sedan, this popular small model is scarce; here is a buy: $795. Twin City Auto, 2390 Delaware NHEVROLETS, 1937: we have several both Master and Master de luxe models left and are offering a very liberal discount to you. Awald-Jenkins. 2968 Delaware. CHEVROLET 1935 master 4-door sedan, $395.
O'Leary Motor, 1025 Main. cheap; CHEVROLET owner 1931 coupe, good condition, sell. leaving city, must RI 6884. CHEVROLET 1935 coach, exceptionally priced low at $365 include ing 1938 plates. Berriman-Graham.
heated store, 1040 Main, at North, GRant 8497. CHEVROLET 1936 master touring sedan, built-in trunk; solid steel turret top, knee-action, metal Winter-front, air-horns, U. S. Royal cord tires, original finish of taupe metallic; no-draft ventilation and safety-glass throughout; one careful owner; absolutely cannot be told from new; $495. Stephens Motors, 3484 Main, opposite U.
of B. campus, Buffalo's newest Ford dealer. CHEVROLET 1937 sport coupe, perfect condition, radio, heater, accessories. RI 0303. CHEVROLET car, 1931 in good coach; condition: sturdy, dee nomical to operate: $85, no more.
Hunt, for Chevrolet. 2240 Delaware. CHEVROLET 1936 master de luxe coupe, radin, knee action. hydraulic brakes. heater, other extras: 1938 license include ed at $449.
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