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METROPOLITAN.

Geraldine Farrar. in THE Woman
and the Puppet,' with Lou Tellegen.
all next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

Several plans for permanent head
quarters for the District of Columbia
Department of the American Legion
having been suggested, the depart
mental executive committee, at
meeting last week, appointed com
mittee of seven to make II special
study Of the situation and report on
whatever proposal seemed the most
feasible.
James A. Drain. senior vice com
mander OF the District. Is chairman
of the special committee. the other
members being Kenneth A, McRae,
Frank r. Fuller. Miss Rose France
Stokes. Frank A. Connolly, Percy free
man and Daniel j. Donovan.
The department now has headquar-
ters at s23 18th street. but, in the
opinion of many, the present quarters
are too small to accommodate the
needs of n department embracing
twenty active posts.
The committee at its last meeting
also gave the memorial committee
power to proceed with program Tor
planting memorial trees in the Dis
trict of Columbia on May 30. and to
purchase tablets for them, each tree
to be In memory of some person
from Washington who died In the
service during the war.
Tri-Post Club Host Mt Function.
The new Tri-Post Club of the
American Legion, organized by three
posts of that order, was officially
opened under most suspicious circum-
stances last night, the occasion being
a reception and dance given at the
clubhouse. 1902 14th street. Henry
c. Spengler Post, No. II; Vincent =.
Costello Post. No. Is, and Hiram F.
Cash Post. No. IL. are the three units
of the club, and Mrs. John Spengler,
Mrs. Mary c. Costello and Mrs. b. F,
Cash were the honorary patronesses
of the dance.
All department officers and all post
commanders in the District were in
yited and the patroneSSeS included
representatives of the three local
posts organized by women. as follows:
From L. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2
{Yeomen F.. Miss f. +. Stokes, Miss
Edna Warner and Miss Esther Lau-
bach: Belleau Wood Post. No. 3
(marinettes), Miss Marie Covert, Miss
Irene Tully, Miss Ethel NJ Baer and
Miss Mary A. Bliss; Jane A. Delano
Post, No. 6 (Army nurses), Miss Paul
inc McVey and Miss Anne Harkins.
A brief program preceded the dane
ing, at which p. Byron Gallagher of
the house committee presided. The
speakers included Department Com
mander z. Lester Jones, Vice Com
mander j. A. Drain and Representa-
tive Royal G. Johnson of South Da-
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number of war workers, headed
by Miss Margaret d. Smith. are pre-
pairing to organize an entertainment
club to provide outings and other
functions for the locals of the Private
Soldiers and Sailors Legion in the
summer and fall. One of the first
outings proposed is an old-fashioned
picnic, with lemonade and cakes, bas-
ket dinners and patriotic speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
CRANDALL'S,

Owen Moore is announced in "Sooner
or Later
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For ID. c. National Representation.
The several locals have gone upon
record as favoring national represent
a ton for the District of Columbia
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Plans for Encam pment Under Wa,.


Plans for the national encampment
TO be held IN July are being arranged
by President Marvin Gates Sperry at
general headquarters of the Private
Soldiers and Sailors Legion, SO2-SI0 f
street. Several western cities have
made bids for the convention, but
President Sperry believes it will be
held in Washington. The several To-
cal bodies have appointed "come-to-
Washington committees with this
end in view.
In opposing the proposed soldier
bonus of 81 per day for men who
served sixty days or more, President
Sperry in a letter to Representative
Fordney and others of the House
military committee last week, said:
The cash bonus, if it is anything. is
plainly an attempt on the part of the
government to do something toward
restoring the soldier to the position in
civil life from which the government
suddenly and arbitrarily called him to
its service in war" He favors a lump
sum--equal to all-the original de-
mand of the organization.
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Post to Be Formed Mt Falls Church.
Former service men and women of
ais Church, Va, and vicinity will
meet at the parish hall of the Falls
Church Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening to organize IL post of the
American Legion. Preliminary
meetings have been well attended and
indications are that the new organi-
cation Will be a creditable addition
70 the Virginia department of the
legion.
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Regent.
ADJUSTMENTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Great Jewish Benefit
COMMON CLAY

Gin Jewisht-
Entire proceeds to the hospital fund or the
Jewish Old Home for Incurables. Tickets at
inoi and 1903 eth st and 62S g st. NV.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
STOCK JUDGING CONTEST
FOR \. VI. HONS AND GIN =

A Statewide Slock Judging Cou-
test will be- held al State college on
October 10. From this contest. win
ners will be determined who will
represent the state of New Mexico
In the Non-Collcgiatc stock Iudg-
ing Contest Ia be- hcld in connection
with the International Stock Show
In Chicago. November - in Dccem-
ber 1. The New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers Association has very
generously contributed $500 toward
The expenses of the winning team
and subsistence will be- provided all
contestants while IN Chicago. The
Boys and Girls Clubs. Nncaiionai
liigh Schools Rural Consolidated
schools aud Agricultural High
Schools will be- eligible AZ The time
uf the State Contest io Determine
. team ~ go ~ the International. a
contest will alsn be- held io which
only Roys' and Girls Clubs Will be-
eligible and team will be selected.
composed of The three highest scor-
ing individuals Ia represent the
state club work nj the Western
stock SHOW. 10 be- held IN Denver
next January 4 Firls demonsira-
iion team Will also be chosen on the
above mentioned date at state Col
legc, to represent The State Girls
Demonstration work al the Denver
stock show. Transportation and
expenses for the winning team will
be- provided by the Western Stock
Show Association.
hule- governing The above con-
Test have been sent io all High
schools and club workers of the
state, as we'll NJ IN al whoTntTiu hr
Interested IN the contest. Great
Interest has already been manifest
cd and the event PROMISES la he welt
attended.
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and enlisted men. spacious rooms
devoted entirely 10 operations, great
white wards. rest rooms and recre-
alton halls. sun-porches and count.
less Easy chairs and features Of
this enterprise which IL dedicated
Ia humanity.
There are forty officer attached
to thr Brooklyn Hospital ranking
from Captain M g. L. $. ~ 10
Lieutenant u, 81; also six pharma-
cists mates, one hundred and fifty
apprentices aud sixly-siN female
nurses.
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Missing Accomplishment. A

IT Is strange thing" said The
professor. 4 was shaved this morn
nag by a man who really h. | sup
pose. a little above being a barber.
! know Of my own knowledge that
he studied at Heidelberg and spent
several years In other forsign ed
ucalional ccniers. know. also that
he has contributed scientific articles
10 our best magazines and has mum
bered among his intimate friends
men of The highest serial standing
And yet. soliloduiscd the professor.
he can't shave man decenily.
ny Joye." exclaimed young Round-
er IN aslonishment What j. he a
barber for, with all those accom-
plishmcnls9' "Oh. he isn't har-
her, said the professor. yawning
You see. shaved myself this
morning. San Francisco Argunaul.
a o.
Counting the ink. the paper and
the cost NJ printing and engraving
II, dollar Hill B, cheap At that.
Tampa Tribune
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

work than are The hospitals Of our
our own proud Navy.
II would take pages NJ space 10
ten Of the great deeds accomplish
ed by our surgeons and their co..
workers IN the Medical Corps; Il
would likewise lake peges of space
IN tell of the almost unbelievable
operations and the great Kindness
shown Al these institutions. Per-
haps The besl known hospital is tho
Navy Hospital, Brooklyn n Y. From
q little osle-siory huiIdine Il has
kept pace with lhe times and de-
mands of our fast showing Navy,
aud at present has within It's
grumds some thirty buildings.
The brooklyn Hospital. like an
other Navy Hospitals. has ~ own
posiofficc, laundry. powcr plant
nnd every modern facility for the
care aud comfort VI our officers
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
Twenly-two Permanent Hospitals IN
the United States Operated BY
' the Navy Department

Caring for the sick has always
been considered of paramount Inn
porlaDce IN the Navy Aside from
twenty-five hospitals IN the United
States, The Navy has four others IN
foreign countries During the World
War the Navy established eighteen
temporary hospitals In France. Eng
land. Scotland. Greece and llaly.
On board every ship in The Navy
provisions are made for nv sick
No matter how small 'he vessel on
how larre men will be- stationed on
board 10 care for aud comfort the
sailors. No private hospital or san
ilauum Is better lifted for this
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. $.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. M.
August 18th. 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that Har.
old =. Carter. OF Columbus. n. NJ.
who, ON March 4, 1912, made Desert
Land Entry, No. 0678k for SEA.
Section Q, Township 27.S. Range 3
W. n. N. p. Meridian. has filed no
iice OF intention Ia make Final
Proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before r. ]. Cole.
L :. Commissioner, nj Columbus.
\ NJ. on the g7lh day Of September.
lp2O.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
I Manning. Of Waterloo, n. NJ.
Charles G. Gard, Of Wat Tloo, n. NJ.
John r. Blair, Of Columbus, n. NJ.
James N. Holloway. Of Columbus.
n. NJ.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE.
Register
August 2f2e; Sept lii.is.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT NiN tn
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SIT.
TING IN AND FOR LUNA COUN.
TY. STATE OF NEW MEXICO


SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SIT
TING IN AND FOR LUNA COUN-
TY. STATE or NEW NkxiCO.
Notice % Pcndcney- OfisnlL
George q. Buokner, Plaintiff,
vs..
Minnie Buckner. Defendant.
The defendant, Minnie Ruckn,r
Is hereby notified that a civil &C.
ton has been commenced against
her In The District Court Of Luna
County; State OF New Mexico. by the
plaintiff George q. Buckner. where,
IN plaintiff prays that the Ronds Of
Matrimony existing between plain
tiff and defendant he dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant has deserted and abandoned
him. You. the said defendant. are
hereby notified that you are re.
quired Ia appear and answer tho
Complaint In the said cause on or
before the End day of October. the
date Of completion of service by
publication herein. aud unless You
~ appear and answer Judgment by
default will be rendered against you
aud plaintiff will pray the court for
The relief prayed for in his com,
plant
Name and address Of the atlor.
ncys for The plaintiff Is Pollard 4
Sproat, Columbus, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
Court this 10Th day Of August A. d.
1920.
y. A. HUGHES,
(SeaD Clerk.
BY Myrtle Williams,
Deputy.
lAug.'28, sept-4.ii.is-25.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

The Columbus Courier ?, the of.
ficial paper of Luna county u
you want Ia read of the official do.
ings of the County Commissioners
read the Courier.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

ANVf hOHh.
-
II. l. YoBN0,
".
MRS. HULA nANDELI.
SARA ELiztBETH RANDALL.
WALTER y. RANDELI,
LOUISE RANDELL.
WILLIAM RANDELT.
No. iOod.
Notirr af prndency of Suit.
The said defendants, Mrs. Bnla
Randell. sara nandell. Walter n.
handcll Louise Randell and William
handcll. aro. hereby notified that
civil actlnn has been commenced
aHoinui them Ia the District Court
ol the Sixth Judicial District ~ the
Slate Of New Mexico. within and for
the County Of Luna. BY the plaintiff.
III l.. Young 10 cancel OIL Lease, on
lo-wil; The S.-W. Quarter Of Sec
lion 8. Township ~. nrrange 7 West
of The New Mexico Principal Mcri-
dian.
Plaintiff alleges a. grounds that
that the defendants hnv. never
performed any part OF the contract.
Said contract is on NE IN the Office
~ the County Clerk al Dcming.
Luna County New Mexico, dated
March 2i 1918. IN hook. mise. page
500 70 $50 inclusive.
You. the said defendants. are
hereby notified that you pre- re-
qulred ~ appear and answer the
complaint IN the said caiise on or
before the cath day OF October. A.
D. 1920, The date Of completion OF
service by publication herein, aud
unless ynu ~ appear anh answer.
Judgment by default will be- rend
rred against you herein. and plain
W. will apply 10 the Couri Tor tho
relief prayed for In his complaint
IN said action.
The name and address NJ the
Plaintiffs Attorney Is u. u. Temple,
" paso. Texas.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
Court this 18th day ~ August. A. u.
1920.
y. A. HUGHES. Clerk.
MYRTLE WILLIAMS. Deputy.
lSopl3-7-i0-2i-Ociil
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NININTlNFN IT y INV VVIIFlIIFTIl
by the Chairman. that the meeting
adjourn subject 10 call.
Approved:
+. n. N0DRHAuS. Chairman.
Attest:
p. A. HUGHES, Clerk.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

The Columbus Courier i- The of.
firial pnper of Luna Coumiy. II
you want 10 rsmd Of The official DO
ings ~ The County Commissioners
read the Courier
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

ron SALE GOOD HORSE AND
buggy, city broke. Cal and sleek:
will sell outfit cheap; was used 90
daily Courier route. 4 bargain.
See steve Heinrich. or call al
Courier.
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For SALE-5O shares Of stock 10
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Ca.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Meeting Of Beard
County Commissioners

MINUTES or SPECIAL. MEETING
or BOARD 0t COUNTY COM
MlHfIONEnS. LUNA COUNTY.
NEW MEXICO.
Scplcmhcr 1. 1870. :
THE HONORABLE nOAaD met
this day IN special session for the
purpose Of couelderlng having the
smoke stack and The Court House
Roof Repaired; also paying and al
lowing the following claims.
The first matter taken up was in
regards 10 repairing the Court
House roof and chimney or smoke
stack. Now after examining samr
and considering the cost IT same Il
"a ORDERED that William Castro.
contractor and carpenter. be- given
the Job Of fixing the Court House
roof and chimney ior smoke stack.
The next matter taken up was al
lowing the following claims iuwit.
No. Claim. Name Amuuul
Row o. simpson. Sheriff s5OO0o
fNI.N Zt....... .Il....oN a.. a..
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

FOR SALE OWING TO URGENT
reasons ! will sell my house and
lot, furnished. cheap. Mrs. John
Schustik.
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FOR SALE--One slrare In the Go.
lumbus Investment Company. five
per cent discount. Cail al Courier
office or address p. o. Hon $40.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

FOR RENT--Red Cross rooms back
Of our office. Blair 4 Hellbsrg.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

IN THE nlHTRICT COURT or 4HK
HlAyM JUDICIAL uI6Y0IET, on
THE STATE or NEW MEXICO
WITHIN AND ron THE COuN.
IN on LUNA.
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ron SALE 800 lot for SO. Al.
dress r. q. Box 3i3 or call sl
Courier office for details.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

DOVE SEASON OPENED SEP
tember ist. Get your Hunting
License now at the Columbus
Shoe shop.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

Motion was made by Frederick
son and seconded by McAulcy that
hills be- allowed and warrants be
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

ron SALE-s60 PAID ON ei00
share Columbus Investment Go.
or Khaki Building. need the
money: sell for $50 up 10 Sept.
10. Call al Courier office for IN
formation.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWN.
Eh of farm or good land for sale.
Must be- priced right. Write l..
Jones. Box 55i. Olney. Illinois.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

fOR SALE $500 MILLINERY
business; can be had for 900
cash. This il a splendid business.
every thug new, good location.
rent so: has bccn closed 30 days
because cannot gei help and the
owners health is failing. Only ex-
elusive millinery In town. Adj
dress mrs. ). n. CARTER Carls-
bad. y. NJ. u. q. BoH 652l.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

WANTED -- Scamstress. uSamina.
lion sept 10, IN the salvage Dept
Camp turlong. Call al posloffice,
Columbus, ~ NJ. for information.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTVsEuENr.

TO RENT-Three apartments, fur.
nished. are for rent In adobe build.
ing one block north OF Khaki Club.
Mrs. O'shea building.
FOR RENT-THE FORMER DR
Dahney home, adjoining J. A.
Hairs residence. rooms aud
hath; screened back porch partly
furnished: possession NJ once: sgi
". \. McCURDY.
FOR RENT Threeroun furnished
house one block north of l,oslof.
flee. on corner. Electric lights.
Enquire FROsTs Hardware and
Furniture Store.
FURNISHED rooms with shower
bath. Inquire third house south
Of Hoover Hotel.
Inquire at the Daily Courier o.
flee.
DOVE SEASON OPENED SEP
tember ist. Get your Hunting
License now at the Columbus
Shoe Shop.
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWN,
ER of farm or good land for sale.
Must be- priced right. Write l..
Jones. Box 55i. Olney. Illinois.
.-.---.-------..-.--
FOR SAl.E- 500 lot for SO. Al.
dress y. U. Box 3i3 or call sl
Courier office for details.
IOR SALE slJO0 MILLINERY
business; can be had for 1900
cash. This il a splendid business.
every thug new. good location.
rent so: has bcen closed 30 days
because cannot get help and the
owners health is failing. Only ex-
elusive millinery In town. Adj
dress MRS. :. n. CARTER. Carls-
bad, \. NJ. ~. O. BoH 652l.
WANTED - Seamstress: uSauina.
tion Sept. 10. IN the salvage Dept.
Camp Furlong. Call al posloffice,
Columbus, ~ NJ. for information.
ron SALE $50 PAID ON siOO
share Columbus Investment Go.
or Khaki Building. need the
money: sell for $50 up 10 Sept.
10. Call al Courier office for In
formation.
FOR SALE OWING TO URGENT
reasons | will sell my house and
lot, furnished. cheap. Mrs. John
Schustik
FOR SALE-6O shares of stock 10
the Goldsmith Maid Copper Ca.
FOR RENT-Red Cross rooms hack
OF our office. Blair 4 Hellberg.
ron SALE GOOD HORSE AND
buggy. city broke. Cal and sleek:
viii sell outfit cheap: was used %
daily Courier route. 4 bargain.
See steve Heinrich. or call Al
Courier.
FOR SAI.E--One sllare IN the Go.
lumbus Investment Company, five
per cent discount. Cali al Courier
office or address p. o. Hon $40.
To RENT Fourrooms furnished.
hath. toilet. kilchenelle. eleclrlc
water heater. trees. shruhbery,
grass; probably the hest appoinl.
cd residence in Columbus. Now
0ccupied by Major James z. Mae.
Donald. See Mr.. CLARK. Hotel
Clark.
TO RENT-ilalf of one hnlise. f,it.
nishesi; one houses uniurnislind or
part Of 10: also une fourrooin
house unfuruished. Scr Miss Viola
Clark, or Blair 4 Helbcrg.
FOR SAl.E-
One counter showrasn. tx feet
long. hcsel plate glass Top.
One 6-fool counter.
One i-fopi counter.
One Soda Fountain.
One Carhonnior.
One electric nhxrr.
Two Nalienal Cash nralsgere.
CVbuNhV1S Dug cQ.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

To RENT Fourrooms furnished,
hath. toilet. kilchcnetlr. eleclric
water heater. trees. shrubbery,
grass; probably the hesi appoint.
I'd residence in Columbus. Now
occupied by Major James z. Mae.
Donald. See Mr.. CLARK. Hotel
Clark
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

10 RENT-Half Of one honsc. fur
nishei; one house. unfnrnished Or
part Of u, also VIie four.r0oin
house unfnruished. Scr Miss Viola
Clark, or Blair a Helbcrg.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-17

FOR SAl.E
One counter showrasr. Fix feet
long. hcYel plate glass top
One 6-fool counter
One i-foel counter.
One Soda Fountain.
One Carhnnnior.
one electric mixer.
Two Nalienal CASH nralaltfs
CQhuNhVs Dug c9.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-08
HERE ARE THE
CIRCUS FACTS

Here Won are kids,
Wuxtry' All about the big circus
that's coming to Hammond tomorrow
If you're up early enough around )
or s O'Clock in the morning and hustle
down 70 the Schl street crossing Of the
Michigan Central railroad maybe the
clowns or the press agents or some
body VIII let YOU lead the elephants
TO water or maybe YOU can ger a
piece Of raw meat and lead the lions 10
the circus camping place in the big let
at the corner OF Calumet avenue and
15Oth street That's the old distillery
grounds Ask Dad. he knows
OF course the biggest thing about the
circus is its parade Tomorrow morn
ing John Robinscn's shows viii start
at a.30 from the show grounds south on
Calumef avenue TO Truman avenue
past the FIRE and police stations. 10
Holman street and then south t. Sfb-
lev street and then east 70 Calumet
and back to the show grounds John
Robinson 81 good sport and saws he
won't kick II the kids cut across lots
and see the parade twice
Then Of course. you'u want 20 go and
see the circus in action The most
marvellous thing to be noted you will
find is the wonderfully elastic mag
native powers Of the press agent
That's q real feature There's go
ing n he two performances one at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-08
MAYOR DECIDES
SPRINKLING HOURS

The sQuabbie at CITY hall ever who
shall regulate the hours for sprinki ing
has been decided by Mayor Brown He
authorizes the hours from . to a m.
for residents living north Of Rimbach
ave. and Favette ST. and from to 10
p m fer all residents south of that
line Officials Of tine water depart
ment suggested permitting sprinkling
from 2 m to or s p m because
most Of the factories and business plac-
&c would be closed throughout the ev-
ening. it was thought advisable 10 per
NIT -prinktns during those hours
The sasgestlor was turned down cold
- t6e Nayor
Mayor Kamradt Of West Hammond.
vii issue an order within day or two
ordering no one to- sprinkle except he
tween the hours of 20 : N the morn
ing and to TO in the evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-08
NATIONAL
COMMITTEE
ADJOURNS

CHICAGO June S.--Having disposed
~ i37 contests the Republican national
committee was adjourned by Chairman
VIII Hays this afternoon The new com
mittee has been called TO meet on Wed
nosdav Immediately after its election. =
Chairman HAYS declared the contests
had been settled honestly and in just
the way We hoped if would be accom-
plished"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-08
FUNERAL OF MRS.
MYRTLE RUSKIN

The funeral Of Mrs Myrtle Ripley
Rusllin. daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Ripley
viii take place from the family resi-
dence at ia sheffield avenue. tomor~
row Afternoon ait $50 Mr. Ruskin
and Mrs Ripley who arrived too late
ia New York. 70 see her daughter alive.
came with the remains this morning
Burial VIII be at oak Hin cemetery