It ccrwfcd Press Dispatches HIE BUFFALO EVENING TDIES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 91 1925. United Pres3 Disustcfica Pays to Be a "Widow." .1 1 cuUectea more Dispute Over "Gov. Ma's" Rule Rends Pastor's Home Street Lights To Bum Until After Eclipse The street lights will be kept burning Saturday until after the eclipse of the sun. This was uecided in a conference between P. S.
Sellers, general superintendent of the Buffalo General Klectric Commissioner of Public Works "Schwartz and W. C. Tenjost, street commissioner. The lights, at this time of the year, are usually turned off at 7:30 o'clock in the morning, but it was thought that on Saturday, due to the eclipse, it would be too dark to turn them off at the customary time. Bondsmen Surrender Cashier To Jail; $225,500 Missing Bank Wants Cemetery.
Midland Bank has asked government ss notion for the rliiv of a remeterr 30 feet 12 feet near MUi than the bank. LETTER FROM A FARMER'S WIFE 0 -iTee Young By Vnilrd Preu. DALLAS. Jan. 23.
Inauguration of "Ma" Ferguson as governor of Texas, has brought disagreement into the home of the Kev. W. E. Anderson, Baptist Hla wife doesn't approve of antagonism toward "Ma" and took up the cudgels in behalf of hr sex. Anderson announced he would preach Sunday night from Timothy 2:12.
"But I suffer not a -woman to teach or usurp authority over man." "I've warned him not to speak against 'Ma but to con demn dancing at the state capltol," Mrs. Anderson told the United Press. "We most not have strife. Mrs. Ferguson is oar governor and we must stand together." Mrs.
Anderson wants it understood although she doesn't believe in woman's suffrage and disapprove of dancing she is not exactly out of date In her views, he has bobbed hair and dresses as stylishly "as a preacher's salary will allow me." Anderson will preach Sunday night in a "Mother Hubbard" contrasting a preacher In feminine garb and a woman in male raiment. night. Painchard. who was also tellerJ For over two years I suffered! fry be prematurely old when tore perfect food, WhoU Grain heat girt yoa the satisfaction of constant physical fitness and boundless ertrrfj? Jnt wheat do thing added, nothing taken away. Bp Aaoeiated Pro.
LEBANON, X. Jan. 23. As a re-gait of tbe action of his bondsmen 1b surrendering him to tbe court last night, Arthur H. Hough, treasurer and cashier of the People's Trust Company, charged with falsification in his statements to the State bank commission, was lodged in Grafton County jail at Hr-rhlll to-dar.
Houph bad been at liberty in $10,000 bonds pending a hearing In euMTior Court next May. i-M-doHure Tuesday by tbe bank commissioners la whicfi it was said that huuiUKfs in the cloHod banking institution would exceed $225,500. wer followed esterday by the action of tbe bondsmen surrendering Hough. The resignation of Town Treasurer Borneo Painchard was announced last in the People's Trust Company, deposited town funds amounting to a quarter of a million dollars in the bank, according to town officials. SavtBg-a Acnisti Lt- Three thousand depositors are affected by the bank's closing.
Although not so deeply Involved as commercial account, deposits in the savings department will suffer seriously, hanking commissioners said yesterday. from pains in my side and back with headaches and weakness," says Mrs. Walter E. Anderson, a farmer's wife of Kangeley, Maine. "It seemed as though I could not get my work done from one day to the next, but Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has restored my health so that now I can do all kinds of work, sewing, washing. Ironing and sweeping. I hope this letter will influence other women to take Lydia Pink hun's Vegetable Compound." Volumes of such letters from women explain why Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine of Lynn, is the greatest user of roots and herbs in the world. 9k? TURKISH BATHS at Hotel Statler $1 50 including a A salt (or alcohol rub, plunge, etc.
Open Atr mad night BofTslo Food Flinie 80 XV. Huron St. rhone Knn 3i4 AA f- nm TU MOTIVE Ten Brothers Soldiers. GLASGOW. Private R- R.
Mackay of the Black Wacch has nine brothers in the army. Complete Luxurious so ffoir5 Youa CMp Todlsiy No. 1. This puzzle blank is official and merely solved to aid contestants. N0 -J.
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VERTICAL Key to Ortws "Word Puzzle VERTXGAI. l. 11. IS. 14.
15. Key to Cross. HOEIZONTAL 1. Wooden receptacle. 3.
Proposed at a banquet. 7. Utili2e. 10. Strenuous exertion.
12. Tips. 14. Offspring of domestic pet. 16.
Edward (nickname), 18. A flower. 9. Fodder. 20.
A color. 21. TJecay. 2 2. Thomas ab- 27.
Used at every -meal. 2 8. Real estate. on Tb- fmm which metal la ex- HORIZONTAL. 1.
Top of milk. 5. Devoured. 8. Of Switzerland.
18. Rowing Implements. 14. Possessing vitality. 16.
A thought. 17. Snare. 18. Baseball slang for a bad play.
19. Close to. Meeting. 22. Famous cataract, pertly In Canada and partly in United States.
24. Turned aside. 27. Arrived. 29.
Auction. 33. An eQuilatera! parallelogram having oblique angles. 35. Poultry product.
1.. 2 4. 5. 6. 7.
9. 10. 11. 12. 14.
15. 21. 23. 25. 26.
27. 2S. 3). 31. Zi'.
17. 18. 19. Word Pozaie VERTlCAli 1. Vegetable.
2. Tender. 3. Stumble. 4.
Furred. Hsh-eatin animal. 5. Exhausted. 6.
Antonio (ab.) 7. One (French). 8. Used for motive power. -8.
To detect. 11. Correct ab.) 13. A verb. IS.
An instrument. 17. Course at end of dinner. 1. Country in Northern Europe.
23. Queer. 24. Place of rest. 35.
A number. 26. Always. 29. Other than this 30.
Body of water. 31. To chastise. 32. Build.
34. Fatigued. 35. A Joke. 36.
A man's name. 37. Close (spelled backward). 39. Spongry plant-like powth.
40. Morning: (ab.) HORIZOXTAI. Thre persons. In old time. Slumberer.
First proa plural objecuve pronoun. Ladiea. PrefU double. Seventh letter the Greek alphabet. Decay.
Weger. The pret blue and yellow macaw. Vessel. State of mind. Adverb of negation.
Devour. Iir. AlcohoUc beverase. The danger color. Paid newspaper notice.
Entries or particulars. Very. Puta clothes on. Bitter European fruit, regarded aa the granddaddy of the plum. A weighty volume.
1. Faithful. 2. Xxiet. 3.
Aged. 4. Without remorse. 5. Opposite of no.
6. Conjunction. 7. Pour forth i. Every boy 2aa longed, to wiggle hie.
10. Fondle. 12. Blemished. 14.
Marka out plainly. 16. Malicious burning. 18. Hard wood, used foi making Pipe.
20. Suitable. 21. An American Indian. 2 5.
Structures to Hold bac -water. 26. Past tense of 24 horizontal. 27. Typographical measurements.
29. Completed. 31. Wrath. 32.
Fixed. 34. Perform. 35. As.
Underground worKer. Word Puzzle VERTICAL 1. Large male deer. 2. Opposite yes.
8. An age. 4. Bottom of a. dress.
5. Identical with 54 horizontal. 6. To feast. 7.
An exclamation. 9. Excavate. 11. Toward.
12. A heavenly body. 18. Top of a small I. 16.
Form of the verb "to be." 16. No one. 18. It is, contracted. 19.
Not well. 21. Senator. 23. To obtain metal from ore.
24. Lengthwise. 25. Point farther in. 27.
Not good. 23. Time past. 30. Lubricant.
94. Go by. 15. To cauae pain or discomfort. 84.
Consume. 88. An expletive eynonymous with "darn." 49. Juice of a tree. 42.
Second person pronoun. 44. Wound. 45. A lara-e crushing snake.
4T. One time. 4. Toward. 60.
One and one. 51. Pointed instrument for sticking. 3. Third person singular neuter nronoun.
Key to CVoes HOIUZOXTAIi 1. Mentally balanced 4. Retain. 7. A prapoaltton.
8. Command. 10. That thing. 12.
A fish of the herring family- 14. Point. 15. Sometime hereafter. 17.
Obtained. 19. Strongr reeentment. 20. a like manner.
22. It is. (Poetic.) 24. Strons beer. 25.
Xot out. St. Steal. 28. IJttle.
80. Ftret fllgit. 31. It disappears when you atand up. 22.
Self. S3. Noise. 84. Seed container.
85. Sy one's aelf. 37. Guided. 38.
Indefinite article. 40, Put oneself. 41. Merry. 48.
Abbreviation for railroad. 44. Salt. 44. Also.
48. Halt. B0. Acme. 62.
Several things, acting together. 14. Either. Waiting for. ST.
Abbreviation for Connecticut. 88. Reverberation. (9. Mark down.
31. 22. 23. 24. 26.
26. 28. 30. SI. 33.
34. 36. Small beds. Less frequent. Periods of time.
Venomous serpents. Without company. A metal, used for plating cans. Occurrence. Bird's substitute for an arm.
Identical with 16 horizontal. Hums. Abraham's wife. Over. Possessive form of Erie.
Metric foot. The first man. Emblems or dress of royalty. Young horses. "With force or violence.
A larjre passnsrer vessel. To pass a law. Tendency. Chinese dynasty. (One of the greatest, founded in 206 B.
The heroine of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Tegal claim on property. PontifT. Sacred aong. Small lakes. To pay.
Hum a song. Malicious glances. Goddess of the hearth. Couch. Ntworlc.
Toward the Inside. A member of the ancient Persian race that founded the Medo-Persian empire. Common metal. Viewed To hiss a show. OV.
iwi tracted. 31. A pronoun. 33. An insect.
3 5. Intersection railways tap.) Separate. 38. Subdued light. 4 0.
Novice. 41. Well known fish. 49 Sounds made by bells. 4 3'.
Ilisrh explosive. 44. Iiffht pieces of aatire. 38 Festive. 39! The middle of a church, extending from the chancel to the main (entrance.
40. Up to. 42. Everyone. 43.
Nut. 44. Clip, with scissors. 44. Harbor.
48. A shellfish having a curved shell with wavy edges. 62. Group of students pursuing advanced courses. i E6.
Koe. 69. Auarury- C. Having a roundl projection, as the ear. jt 4 3.
Physicians iao. 41. 4 3. 4 5. 4.
47. 48. 50. 51. 64.
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Clenched A rlra Mohammedans. 2 63 64 65 thnimbe "of "paces available will quick will just lit Hi a rr vfin a fmrnda ion from 67. SS. 61. o'r mcultr: The words must An exclamation.
Toward. 55. 58. Little Fun for the Next Thirty Days. nAtl 111 MHVj iv 1 I To show the weakness of age.
A manufacturing town in Worcester County. Mass. Ij un keyed. Abbreviation for numbers. French author of "Life of 'hriJt." The un keyed letter is ft.) interlock periecuj.
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