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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
oil AND Gas LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE BAcA COUNTY

ofhe, Of the Commissions Oi Publ.
santa Fs. New Mexico
to lie pros,u5Ss q an Act Of tonsrss
approved June y. 1910. the law. Of th
State Of Nes Mexico. and the rules an
regulations Of the State Land Office, a
COMMISSIONS q Public Land, will ofls
tor lea--, tar ilt eNpaf1tlor, development an
production OF li auD .as. 60 public auction O.
t5e highest bidder, o. O'Clock A. NJ, 81
Friday Apu' Ord, l910, ~ The toAu O.
For sauusr. County OF De Baea, stat
Court House therein, the following dee
cribcd lands. to-wit,
Sal, No. L D - All Of sec. 4, NJ, sw.
NHSE- sE4SEA See s. All q Sec 3
~ q Sc Az Of See. s. Al q. So
~ 7 -. R q E. ~. See s. wv.
Sec. n. NJ. sec u. 7. Z n, r y s
containing 77y2 acres.
No BID ~in Be accepted Tor Ies. tha
FIVE eats pes acre. which shan b.
deemsa g include sno eovsr the hr't year
fcat-. "f --l land. anf ~ p.fsIE VII
bs be-: attic. ~ BIZ a. such sale e5ccp
he hes pro.r 90 the LOur Get i-r sucl
sale, q 1sitei with The Comuissiauer o
Of such .sie. cash or certified esehang
10 the amount Of the above minimum bio
Deposits OF eli unsuccessful bidders VII
be returned. The deposit Of TIL success
ful bdcer all b. held BY the Conn
sioncf g Public Lands AVID By him 80
piled IN payment Of such bid BAT u rs.
.uccrs-f1i bidder shall fail 70 eortirte ~
purchasr By then and there paying an,
balanrs due under his pirchsss includini
tbs c1st of sdvertisins snd The expense.
incd-L thereto then and In such eFent sue
deposr sHzn be trrteited 20 the Stare %
Nsw MsUc7 ss h~qaidsted damages L..r
vii y made IN substantial connruIts siti
fom % otl and gs. lease = On Tile u
the Office Of the Commissioner Of Puhli
Lands. oopy o. which viii b. furnishe
arplcstion.
Witness my hand and the Official seal 0
the State Land Office Of the State Of Sey
Mexcn this rs, day q January, 1870
". A FIELD.
Commissioners Of Public Lands.
State Of Ne~ Nesic8.
Firsi ruthcstion February I. 100
Last fubhcstiOn Aprl "a fn
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26
new MEXICO STATELAND SALES

70 valid existing rights easements right,
Of way and reservations.
All mineral right, IN he above described
lands arc reserved &c the State.
The Commissions ~ Publ. ianis or T.
agent t..Iue sn -zi. r+ e- .Hf u-H
to reject ans and al tlIs oiel0i at SAID
sale.
Possession under contracts oi sale lT th.
above described tracts viii be gwen on OF
before October ist. 100.
Witness my hand and the official seal Of
the State Land Office Of the State OF New
Mexico this tweaty- iosrth day OF February
n. n FIELD,
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
State Of New Mexico
First Publication February n, 1870
Last Publication May ,, 1870.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND Gas LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
GUADALUPE COUNTY

Office of the Commissioner Of Publ
Lands.
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that the Con-
missioner Of Public Lends, deemlns III
same to be for the best interests Of tn
State and the beneiicisnes under law q
The proceeds 10 arise therefrom, will. unde
the acts Of Congress- approved June %. 1910
and the Laws Of the State OF Ne~ Mes
leo, and the Rules and Regulations Of tn
State Land Office. offer. 70 lease TO tn
highest and best qualified bidder, at publ
auction at o'clock A. NJ. April z2nd
1870. at the front door OF the Coun Hous
in the town of Santa Rosa. County Of Gus
dslupe. State Of New MeSico. for the en-
plorstion. development and productios Of OF
and gas thereupon and therefrom. for Q aay
imum term Of ten years and a. long there
s s,'e, ,t .. . GO, pf s /" S.'i sos. sS.n'', .,s 's x.
right TO own all oil and gas 90 produce
and not reserved as royalty by the STATE
under the terms Of such lease contract
the following described lands. yis;-
Sale No. L u T. N. 4. E.. see
L.sN. R IS E.; Sec; %, Al
Ism 4. u f.. SEC. a. sExswx. see
10. EHNWx.
! N = FL Sec a. sns~' SEC
"a +. ny I !. g. 3, 70 Sc L. srssw1' Sec
n. R % z. Sec "a VIZ; Sec L
comprising 10 all 1s7se seres.
Together with all necessary OF csnvenieur
rishts-of- way, easements and servitudes ff
pipe lnes. telephone and Telegraph lines
tanks. power houses and stations. sasoliss
plants and futures for producing. treating
refining and caring Tor and carrying snc
disposfng OF such products, end housing and
boarding employees. and ssy sad ell right.
and privileges necessary. incident to or
convenient lor the srosomieal operation o
sssd land, alone, or conjointly With neigh
boring land. for oil and gss. with the righi
fof such purpose to have Sree use OF OF
aid sas or water IRON ssid lands and th,
right OF removing. either during or alter
the time OF said lease, all or any property
or improvements placed or erected On tbs
premises by the lessee, including the rghi
to pull all casing, except as otherwise spec
fed in the asid lease contract Of the Ststs
Land Office; subject TO the conditions ard
Obligations hereinafter set forth and such
as arise from or are contsined in the Rule.
ard Regulations Of such State Land Office
The successful bidder must pay TO tn
State Of New Mexico Q royalty Of not he's
than one -eiehth Of all oil and gss recover
essed lands, or the cash value thereof
beng psysbl. monthly. 81 the option Of tn
State, and IN addition thereto . minimum
rental Of not less than E2H. being sf IN.
rate OF i've cents per acre for II. Frs
year, the annual rental thereafter 70 b,
paid IN the amount and manner specified
IN ssid lease confysct-
Ne bss Va be srrspres 80 lees shas
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

MARRY II SINGLE Tor sur, ma
-isge best largest a. The Counirs
established g Years thousand.
Honorable Wealthy members Wisi
tnE Early marriage both sex Siric
" Confidential list free The Ole
Reliable Oab 7l Madison. Oakland
Cklf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TIMBER SALE
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY

RIO ARRIBA COUNTY
Office of the COMMISSIONS of Puhlis
Lands.
Santa re, New Mexico.
Noricce is hereby, gwen that pursuant
Safe Of New Mexico, and rules and re
suistions of the State Land ofiiS5e' the
A. public sale TO the highest bidder At
10 O'clock, A. NJ. on Wednesday, APHl
1h, 1870, in the town OF Terra AmaTila'
County Of Rio Arribs. State OF New Mss
leo. in front OF the court house therein
he following described timber;
Sale No. 1875 All Of the merchantabls
smeter Of not less than 9 inches Tee
from the IT. sut IL sr sW% S s1asfi9s' Scr ee p
: :, = No. 10 y Fl , e l.. \. board n: 3 measure Ms a%o'''''
The said timber sale will be on thr
following. terms and conditions: ,b.r
TWO DOLLARS G2.m) per thousand Zee.
board measure. which is the appraist
value, and no person VIII be psrr"Itg,
have deposited with the COMMISSIONS o
Public Lands or his duly authorized aEeh
holding such sale, a sum IN eash OF Ssi
tilted exchange equal to not less ln'l
III nh u lhN ltah ~ 49, ~
value. The successful bidder Will BE- re
ouired to pay in cash on the day Of sal
Tor rot less than M5,000 feet, board measur.
Al the price Offered and interest on III
remaining 7O5,OOO feet for one year Al i4u
Der cent. The successful bidder will ais
Be required to pay the Advertising iea
and costs Of the sale.
Within thirty days after date OF safe
the successful bidder will be required d.
enter into a contract with the Commits
uoner OF Public Lands, which shall pt'
vide for the payment OF the remain Do
1OS,OO feet in equal miscellaneous "uh.
one and two years, respectively, from iM
date OF sale, and interest on the scc"n
lnstallment at four per cent TO he pa
al the time the first installmcni sha
become due.
Such contract shall also provide tia
payment in full may be made At an
time prior to the expiration Of Two }i
from date Of sale, whereupon "a tHh
deed shall be issued 10 the purchaser ht
IN no event shall cutting Of the iimh
be permitted in advance Of payment Their
for. TN purchaser shall also give h.n
IN the penal sum OF One Thousand y
lars Isl GOOD to be approved by The & 7u
missioner, as a guarantee OF iduH'uI OF
servance and performance OF the terms
the contract.
The right 10 reject any and an bids
specifically reserved,
Witness the hand and official seal
The COMMISSIONS Of Public Lands oi II
State Of New Mexico this 18th DAY
January, 1920.
Commissions OF Public Lands
State Of New Meu,
First Publication January "a, 700
Last Publication March 20, 1920.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

MARRY AT ONCE We put yot
n correspondence with thousands o.
harmins and refined ladies who wish
20 marry. many worth from 500
@ S2SeD and upwards Particular.
free Address Allen Ward. B Val
'ey. Nebr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

TELL LIFE
STORY Send bsrthdate and dime TO-
trial reading Eddy S+J Fast SSth
Chicago.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

Sale No. i3s1 So, Sec. Q: So. Sec.
10; 7. - s.. r. l E., containing 640W acres
selected for the Santa Fe and Grant County
Railroad Bond Fund. The Improvement
consist Of surface tank, value si50.OO.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

A. u'I M'l e 20 Ne Mend dsnej June D,oi lstk. i9n o. Z IN e'I he
town OF Las Vegas. County of San Miguel, State
of New Mexico. at the front door OF ths
Court House therein, the following dee.
cribed lands, to-wit:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26
PERSONAL

LADY, p. With Means. Would
Marry. H-Box IS, League, Toledo,
Ohio.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

No bid on the above described tracts
Of land will be accepted for less Than
THREE DOLLARS $500 per acre. Whlth
dition thereto the successful bidder mus
pay for the improvements that exist on
the land.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

Sale No. 1872 = NwH. Sec. p; r p
s., Z. ! E.. containing 1000 acres. There
are no improvements.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

Sale No. 1850 swHNwN. Sec. %; An
g. g. Al sff' Of y See t. ,: S 81 Z Sec 20 w. y: NSaaH. Sc
IS; 7. 5 S, r. 9 W, 50. Sec. ., Al 81
Sec. H.; EN, Sec. a.; T.. S, R 10 W.,
lot 5. Sec. 81 T.. o s., r. 8 W., contain
ing 3,lH.N acres. The improvements con
sist OF fencing, value S2S.O0.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

Sale No. 1881 : SWANEN, EHSW4,
y; T. u S, r.. / E, Lots l. 2 sESEA,
Sec. y; T. II S, R. +, ED.NEA 81.
SEA. Sec. "a; T.. Is 5. 4. T., NWA,
Sec. -; NwHSwH. SEHSwA, See H; T.
II s., r. ! E.. containing 7y24s acres, 81
which 452.4s acres were selected Tor the
Santa Re and Grant County Railroad Bond
Fund. The Improvements consist Of 2
houses, barns, corrals. , wells, windmills,
iron tank and trOughs, surface tank, aud
fencing, value sll,iS0.OO.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-26

Frs hhlicsuor March u lx
lss- hAH1uesca Mo- n m
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
CITY ITEMS.

Removal sale at Besse-Ieland's. -advt.-
 There will be a session of the city court December 2s, at the common council chambers for naturalization of citizens.
 Engine Go. No. 4 was called out this afternoon to 8 Curtis street where pile of railroad ties became ienitcd from a bonfire.
 Miss Edith Smith of Berlin, re- ported to the police this afternoon that Redmond Levy. aged years, ran into her auto on Prospect street, but was not hurt very badly.
 F. w. Zarec,< and Merritt Huma- son have returned to the city after an extended stay in the middle west
 Tabs fair, Bardeck's hall, october 22 to November 1.-advt.
 James Riley of PIP Main street, reported 10 the police early this morning that he had lost gold watch. He is of the belief that the timepiece disappea red on a jitney bus between this city and Hartford.
 A large number of local repu blicans will hear Senator Hiram w. Johnson of California, speak at Hartford this evening.
 Victrolas at c. L.. Pierce & Co.-Ad
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Dyson of 90 Franklin Square are quietly observ- ing their 25th wedding anniversary at their home today. The couple have five children, Mrs. Charles Galpin, Everett J., Lillian NJ, Leroy F., and Mildred F.. Dyson.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. -advt.
 Star of Good Will lodge, g. of B., will meet at s o'clock Monday night Following the meeting the minstrels and degree team will hold a rehearsal.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin N. Lewis of New York. are here to attend the Hick-Andrews wedding this even ing.
 J. Edward Roche, of Albany, N. Y, formerly of this city, is spending a few days here. He is connected with the internal revenue office in New York state.
 Mrs. George Froeba. Mrs. Sigrid Johnson, Mrs. Mary Parker. Mrs. Will liam Scharmann and Mrs. Alfred Griswold left this morning for week end automobile trip over the Mohawk trail.
 Pianos at C. L. Pierce Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
TEACHERS LUTHERAN
 CONVENTION CLOSES
Social Is Given for Delegates
 in Church

The second session of the Lutheran
 League Teachers conference, which is
 being held at St. Matthew's church on Franklin Square. was conducted Thurday. The morning session was l devoted to the model practical lessons I L. Wagner, principal of St. Matthew's | school. opened the morning session | with the customary devotional exer- cises with the pupils of the seventh | and eight grades. He also conducted practical lesson with the children in religion based on the First Com mandment.
 Following MT. Wagner. J. wambs- guass of New York took charge of the class in n lesson on how to teach Tn
 volution and Evolution" with the best results. This was followed with a ten
 minute drill in calisthenics. l.. Eggert
 Of Bridgeport then taught the class in
 The Complements of Verb This
 was followed by Q lesson in history by
 IT. Kern of Bristol. The landing of
 the Pilgrims was the title and in which the pupils were shown how
 much the Pilgrims had done for the U. $. special stress was laid on the coming tercentenary.
 iHe Hlouei ieSSonS are aINaNs a fesl- ture of these conventions. It is at this time that each member of the league has the opportunity to see what kind Of work his colleague is doing and to gain new ideas in regard to his work.
 After a short recess in which the Ladies' Aid society of the church served a lunch, the third session was resumed at o'clock. l.. Luecke of Paterson. ~. J.. opened with the read ing of the 1O3d psalm. The chairman then read an article on ''why it is ab- solutely necessary for the home and school to work together" Tn this article it was shown why the teacher should make the acquaintance of the child's parents.
 C. Bonnet of New York then read a topic entitled "Fads and Methods" He deplored the fact that many teach CTS and children are done an injus- tce by a continual change of methods The convention finished routine busi- ness today and adjourned at noon.
 Last evening a social was given dele gates of the convention by St. Mather's choir at the church.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
BACK FROM EUROPE.
Miss Agnes Johnston Will Entertain
 at Country Club Tonight.

Miss Agnes Johnston of West Main street has returned 70 New Britain after an extended trip through Bel gium, France, Switzerland, Italy, England, Scotland and Norway.
 Miss Johnston accompanied her father. F. H. Johnston who was a delegate from the United States to the organization meeting of the In- ternational Chamber of Commerce in Paris. Later a small group of the American Chamber of Commerce del- egates were given a delightful trip through northern Italy as the guests of the Italian government.
 In September Miss Johnston and Mrs. George Burton Chandler of Hartford attended the fifth quinquen- nial meeting of International Congress of Women held in Christiania, Nor way.
 Miss Johnston is entertaining at the Country club this evening.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

New York--Edouard Belin; French inventor of telephotography. is in New York with his wife and daughter, to demonstrate for the American govern ment and business men, the posib ibili- ties of his invention. He proposes to show that his device can transfer ''legible' photographs by telephone hundreds of miles. He has already sent photographs of General Pershing and General Maugin 2ro miles between Paris and Lyons. His first tests here are expected to be beteew New York and Washington.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs. and Mrs. Ellis E.. Clark of S1
 South Burritt street announce the engagement of their daughter, Linea Gertrude, to John Samuel Miller of Boston. Mass. MT. Miller is office manager and accountant of the Will kins Potter Press company of Bos- ton. Miss Clark is a graduate of the local High school and is now em- ploved as clerk in the New Britain
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Miss Helen Lngoeh Pleasantly Sur priscd Last Evcning-Wiu Marry Prank Grubar Next Month.

Miss Helen Quirk of ss West street miscellaneous surprise party at the home of Mrs. George Patterson of SIS Main street last night. There were about 90 of her friends present. Guests from Hartford and Simsbury attended. Miss Lagosh was the recipient of many presents. She will become the bride of Frank Grubar of this city next month NIT. Grubar is employed at the New Britain Record ofhce. Among those present at tho shower was Miss Eliza beth Tait who comes from Scotland and Is visiting Mrs Patterson.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
SSoo,oOO Fl
Conf1aSratiOn at New B
 in ReStaurant,and s.
 Business Cenhl

New Bedford, Mass, q that started in the reStaI D. Lupo, caused propd amounting to $30O,0O0 in center of the city today
 F. s. Brightman Col were the heaviest losrS their loss at $75.000. Fl ford District Co-operi shares in which are hel numbers of mill workers York Clothing Company Bristol Loan Co.,, Lawtou and the Sheridan House burned.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
OBREG0N IS PLEASED
Mexican Presidential Candidate Grati- fled at Cordial Reception Given Him in IT. S.

Mexico City. Oct. 23.-General AL varo obregon. president-el of Mex leo. returned from Dallas, Texas yes terday afternoon and told interviewers he was greatly impressed by the cordiaiity of the reception given him there. He declared he looked upon it as indicating changed opinion toward Mexico on the part of Ameri- cans. Asked why President Wilson had not recognized the new Mexican government. Gen. Obregon replied:
 "president Wilson wants to know first what the policy Of tho new government will be. Hehas always act- cd with extreme caution in interna- tionaI affairs Of this kind, and proba- biy he never intended to recognize the new government until absolutely ~orx1p~nN or it~ rnnd intentions
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
srrRpRIsE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

George Fritz of 31 Greenwood street was pleasantly surprised by friends and relatives last evening by a birthday party. It was held at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Henry Coleman of the same address. MT. Fritz received many gifts, among which was a fraternity ring set with the Jr. O. U. A. M. emblem.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
Y. ". C. A. ACTIVITIES

Mir. Anna R. Savage Will Be New
 House sccrctary-Many New Classes
 to Begin.
 Members are slowly responding to the invitation to the 10th annual Y. w. C. A. birthday supper on next Tuesday. It is necessary for tickets to be bought in advance and all de- siring to sattend. are asked to make reservations not later than Monday.
 A social dancing class for adults is to start on "Wednesday. November 8. Dressmaking and sewing classes will also start the first of November
 Mrs. Anna K. Savage has resigned her position in the Kensington Gram mar school and comes to be house secretary at the Y. w. c. A. beginning Monday, October 25.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
MEYER-PREIssEL WEDDING

Miss Tillie Preissel, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Preissel of Dwight street, and Mark Meyer of Springfield will be married in Spring. field tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. They plan to make their home in Springfield MT. Meyer is employed in the contracting business at that place.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
TO STUDY FOR NURSE

Miss Helen ouirk of a6 Wet street will enter St. Francis hospital at Hart ford shortly to study for nurse at the training school. She is the daughter of Patrolman and Mrs. Patrick Quirk. Miss Quirk was given a farewell sur prise party Thursday evening by a number Of her friends.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
Mrs. Bridget Kenefick.

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Ken click was held at g o'clock this morn ing at St. Mary's church. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. William Krause. Key William A. Downey was deacon: .1 Rev. John T. Winters, was "'deacon. The paIlbearers were John Dunlay, Thomas Royce, John Sullivan, Frank Sullivan. Eugene Sullivan and Cor nelius Danaher. The body was taken to Middletown for burial in St. John s cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
Andrew Borg.

The funeral of Andrew Borg VIII pe held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after- noon from his late residence, l5o Jubilee street Services will be con- ducted at o'clock at the swedish Lutheran church. Rev. pr. s. G. Ohman will offlciate and Ava Beng- ston will sing. The burial will pc In Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
SUIT SETTLED.

The suit of Miss Mary A. Kelly against Mrs. Mary D. Foyer for s2o.- 900 has been settled by the Aetna In surance company. Miss Kelly was granted s450 for injuries received in an automobile accident while a pas senger in Mrs. Poyers car last August
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
PANIC IN LITHUANIA
Movements of Gen. Zellgouski's Troops Causes Much Concern-IAear For Capture of Port of Meal.
Zengouski's

For Capture of Port of Meal
 KoHno, Lithuania, Oct 21.-(By the Associated Press)-Lithuania is in a state of absolute panic over the move ments of troops commanded by Gen. Zellgouski, in Vilna- Every hour there are rumors that these Independent forces are moving toward Kovno and that they intend to make Meal, a port in East Prussia close to the former Russian frontier.
 Gen. Zellgouskps forces in the Wilma area is reported to number about 40. 900 men and if it can obtain sup plies is probably too formidable for the Lithuanian army to attack.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
DOWN WITH CHAPTERS
Soft Coal Operators PIegc Themselves to Eliminate. All Such Evils in Ship ping of Supply.

New York. Oct 23.-Co-operation in elimina ting graft, extortion and evils alleged to exist in the shipment eight of the principal operators msk- ing shipments to the Atlantic coast as a result of conference here with Col. W. D. Wentz, president of the national coal association. The con- fenence was called at the reqest os Assist. Attorney General Speer who was present for the department of justice.
 X similar conference has been call ed by Mir. Wentz to meet next Tuesday in Cleveland and coal operators, gen. orally members and non members of the association are expected to attend.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
Palmer to Aid New York
 City in Housing Problem

Washington, Oct. 23.-Assistance of the department of justice in the in vestigation of housing conditions in New York was promised today by At torney Gen. Palmer in a letter to the counsel for the joint committee on housing.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
Miss Alice Johnson.

Miss Alice Johnson, aged 70, for merly of this city, died yesterday in Portchester, N. Y. While a resident of New Britain the deceased made her home with the family of William w. Pinks. The funeral will be held Monday with burial in the Pinks plot at Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
RAPHaEL-K ALLAN.

Dr. Bernard NJ. Kaplan of New York has announced the engagement of hts daughter. Miss Naomi. to Louis R. Raphael of this city. pr. KapIan is head of the New York Temple. Mir. Raphael conducts the Big Store on Main street
New Britain herald., 1920-10-23

Paris - Even here in Paris of many theatcrs and actresses. tho beau tiful young American actress. MisI Loia Meredith, ia making a big hit. She Is starring in a new production. fho picture shows her as she was garbed at the races at AutcuiI. Miss Meredith was a close friend of Miss olive Thomas the movie actress who recently died in Pars. and was with ner on several parties shortly before Inc death of Miss Thomas.
 English labor news ,in the Call. .~adyt