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Marjorie Patchell. $1,000. MARI
Paicheli. 5000 Mrs Thomas
Crawford. $1,000. William sanborn
Crawford. $1,000. G.. d. Squires
$1,000. Mrs. e. u. SQuires $4,000,
r. ". squires. $1,000. Mrs r. W
SQuires. $4,000.
Mrs. Emma ] Tydeman, $4,000,
Mrs. J. $. Bolton. $4,000: shannon
Bolton. 5000 Mrs. shannon Boil
ton $4,000. Wallace r. Smith,
$4,000. Mrs. William r. Smith.
$4,000 Christopher Wheeler
$4,000. Dewitt e. Wheeler. $1,000;
$ :. Wheeler $1,000 Mrs $ )
Wheeler $4,000. Frank Wheeler.
1900. Eva Wheeler. $4,000. Orr'n
". Bemis. $1,000. Mrs. Lydia Hl.
her. e. 600. " Minier. $500.
Tom Wells. $500: Mrs. W. s. Rule.
81 1000. Carol Rule. $500 Mrs. In.
clle Magnanet. $1,000: Mrs n. y.
Fly. $1,000. Miss Alice Jones
81. 900. Dora Robertson $500.
Miss Perrin battle creek. Mioh.
with Or Case In N-Ray department
for Kindness 10 her husband " n.
Sanborn while IN sanitariuml. $500:
Miss Lizzie Wright. $500; Robert
Goodnight. $500
Among those given personal gii'
we're Mrs n. =. Clnodc. who died
last Tuesday She wls willed a pic
TUE Of Mrs Bush In Gid brame. and
gold cross arc chain Much OF
the silyerware and othor personal II
fects were given 20 those persons
named az receiving cash requests
Roy and Charles spuires we're
given i20 acres northeast ~ ANA
rillo. land that r. row leased as O
governmental experiment station nm
M June 20. iFgS Mrs ] $ Bolton
was given Gao acres n Potter county
land
when other money BE- available
exirs suns toiall.ug is.0o0 are "a
horlven 20 Miss Alice Jones and
5000 10 shannon Bolton 4 fund
- si2 600 b. 20 b SGT aside and ~,
interest 20 be- given semi-annual'y I,
Mrs Mida Harrison ~ long az sh'
iivos. After her death this money
Il N revert 70 the estate.
The viii recommends that E. e
sanborn be- paid tiJS monthly unit
his Request ran hepuid.
W. s Rule o. executor l. 10 70
lceive 5000 m9n'hly Tor the first iou'
years and k1-0 monthly aftcrwnfi
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The salvation Army Is here ~
serve Captain and Mrs. llollbrood
and Cadet Brady are here to serve
the people at this time when the need
is great, Phone 1853 and bet ~ know
what vc can do for YOU no charges.
CAPTAIN q. NJ lIOLBROOk,
Commandinf Local Corps salvation
Army. 81.
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FIFTEEN INJURED
WHEN TROOPS FIRE
UPON ENRAGEO MOB
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for trial Tie was heavily guarded
Hundred. of farmer, arrived early
10 attend tho trial and .ullenly
watched 'he prisoner as he vas
marched from the train 20 the court
house between line OF state troops,
when %, trial opened the court room
Uas crowded
search fnr Arms
Every one WAS searched for fire
arms bofor, being admitted Hun
dfod. unable 90 gain admiiiaur" con-
rrcgatcd In the.trccts In front of the
court house. The cry lets get him''
from farmer boz the crowd. turned
the crowd into mob which hogan
surgIng toward the building en-
trance The mob showed no signs
OF wayering as soldiers and police
dropped back into close formation
and trained their guns for action.
Gives signal Ior Firr
Adjulant general nowcose iu com.
mand OF the militia men shouted a
final warning and then fired a re-
vol,er INTO the air II was q signal
for the troops TO fire.
Soldiers and police fired into the
crowd and nearby machine gun
ratified From the windows ~ the
court room above more bullets spai.
tered on the street -Four men Tell
at the first yollry The mob which
had surged half way up the steps,
pressed back and broke Quick ac'
lion by the authorities got the negro
out OF the building
Those killed were u. =. CARR,
and l.. NJ King. both Of Lexington
and John Thomas and William ~
fington. both OF Versailles.
Among those wounded were J W
Stansell ". J Recs. J NJ Rogers
Otis sharp. Emmett Doler. Trivia
Gwynn, Emmett nanzigcr. Fred SOW.
ders. II G. Weathers. Mrs. T.. r
Cross and James Massevgall
Fooled al us first attempt. ne moi
broke up into small crowds which
visited pawn shops aud hardwar,
stores To ret fire arms In som,
stores az many a. my or sixty 10.
yolyers and guns were seized
| Groups of men congregated on the
streets and sought 20 learn IN,
whereabouts OF Lockctt The word
; that regular army troops we're com.
.ng was spread and no further vic.
lence was attempted
Locketts arrest, indictment. trial
and sentence sets new record cor
rapidity IN Kentucky He was ar.
rested Tuesday night. indicted Fri
day and was tried. founs guilty and
sentenced In few minutes. today
Rumors tina, band OF 500
mountaineers from Breathiit coun
~. heavily armed. were on trait
bound for Lexington and woul,
make an etfor, 90 seize the negr,
were discredii.d by Brigadier Gen
eral Marshall 4 survey OF the pa
seneers ~ the train showed only
normal number aboard. military mel
said.
| Twelve outposts OF troops are ol
duty in the warehouse district an,
all roads into the city are beiul
guarded. Brigadier General Mar
shall said. he expected no turth'
J trouble
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card of Thanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks 10 the various fraiernal or
ders and our many friends. Who
were 90 kind during the sickness and
death Of our beloved husband.
father. son and brother e. A. Cole
May Heavens choicest blessings rest
upon all or friends is the wish OF
MRS. ELLA COLE AND SON.
GEO. Z. COLE.
MRS. sOWDEN AND FAMILY
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Asior Dcnics Report


LONDON. Feb. s--viscount Aston
r. quoted by the Evening standard
today as denying that he had been
offered the food eon,rollership. Ono
OF the morning newspapers printed
a report that the yiscount had been
invited TO succeed George u. Rob
erts as food controller.
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$1,000 ROUNDS OF
AMMUNITION MISSING

Ell PASO. Feb. 9.-Mllitary an.
tnorlties at n. Bliss are inyestiga,'
ing the Disappearance OF $500
rounds OF ammunition from the
send | field artillery supply COM
pany here. revealed by an Invoice
Major General Dickman. commander
Of the southern department In a
bulletin recently received here
warned against thefts Of supplies IN
border camps. Much OF the stolen
property & finding its way into
Mexico, h. said.
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and only 30 In Little Rock.
Tho ciiy health board today
granted permission for the holding
OF the exercises here Thursday wnen
General Pcrshng comes to the Guy.
The pnblic reception planned for the
general win not be allowed but the
,arado. the generals address at tho
state capitol and dinner ~ h'sn'
Ulll be allowed,
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
ABaTING IN ARKANSAS


LITTLE ROCK. Feb. 9.--Reduc.
ton IN the number Of new cases or
Influenza reported today indicate
that the peak of the epidemic has
been passed In Arkansas There
we're only iO4 new cases In the state
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Mortuary

sHfELD-carl Junior shield, age
sixteen months. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. c. Shield. Of Blair. oklahoma,
died Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. at the home OF NJ and Mrs
Lloyd. the parents Of Mrs. Shield.
1911 Washington Street. The re-.
mains we're shipped to Blair, oKla'
bona. Monday morning. and inter
ment will be conducted AZ that place
today.
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NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY
RATlttEs SUFFRAGE

TRENTON. n. J.. Feb 9-The
woman suffrage amendment was
ratified by the New Jersey assembly
early today. - to7i This completes
ratification hy New Jersey which IL
the twenty ninth state TO ratity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

Mitcham-Miss Lucy Miteham.
age % years. died OF influenza Mon
day at 2 D. m. six miles northeast
Of Claude. where she was teaching
NJ the Lakeside school In Armstrong
county. The body was prepared bv
the Criggs Undertaking Company
and shipped to Malakoff. Texas. for
burial. Mrs. c. =. Mitcham. Of
Logan. n. NJ. sister In Law OF the
deceased. accompanied the body 10
Maiakoff.
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Amarillo Typewriter Exchange

NN'N' 'Nf'".'
Is now located in new RAY BLDG. il3
~. seventh 81. Complete line car
non paper ana typewriter ribbons,
large repair shop ] Leslie VII
liams. Phone iSG. ~ years 10 tho
business 2Ntc
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Miss Fac Pryor loft las, week for
Los Angeles. cal She has been
spending tho winter with her sister
Mrs W. n Rhodes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

Gas In the stomach or bowels is a
disagrceahle symptom OF q torpid
liver. To get rid OF II quickly take
HERBlNE. It IL a marvellous liver
,timulant and bowel purifier. Sold
by all druggists.
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HAVE COtoIs, N CHEEKS
Be Better Loo king-Take
Olive Tablets

To have a clcaF. rus sin. tfight
49, no fir,lles. lcsitg u tuol @iiey
lie cnibdhcod dals. 80 'lusl ~
von body irce iron Z '. ., "s 49,.
Dr. EdWards' ohst ] .o-e!a I. -. wa ~
ssb,e ooGl2ound rl..eo ri,3 oiise ~. W
acton Tn hvts End bouei' NE ar 'l ,.'.'
sst Ave no danecruls after cle.i'
tn -. nishiy ara pui' i-sll...
H. sfsri liz hils ard eefpu'i...
...c's,s..,,on. That's vhy nnlsfe "
la. as Ia annually. " 40 ~
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We haze second hand brick for
sale cheap at Olympic Theater
corner. See j. Ray on the ground.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-10

We have second hand brick for
sale cheap al olympic Theaier
corner. See ]. RAY on the ground.
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ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS

ATTENTION HOME ;SEEkERS
Five room home, g,s aud lights.
water IN the house hut no bath,
.rwrr on the alley. corner lot 1J>itO,
sidewalk, around lot, some small
.hcd> on rear III lot, two blocks oi
paving On Prarcr street. Thi, il /
bargain and must he sold this month.
Price siOOa.O 10. si00O.O0 cash. as-
sumo some notes amounting 10 about
s.00.OO. hilancc two Notes of equal
amount due siN aud twelve months.
Nuu'li have ~ hurry IL get this one.
y. q. ~, Eni\E
Room - Iupun building
phone 2O'tj
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.f,is.ian Exporting Good

~ ~ Pes
RENAi.. Ethonla. Feb qa-Ey'
ports from Soviet Russia began sun
day,
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Danv News Want Ads &c; Results
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BLISS NAT aIL We
IHE FAMILY AND FARM
IiNIMINf


IN every household there
should b. a bottle Of bliss Ma
tive on. n is a great aid IN
the external treatment 81
STRAINS. SPRAlNS. STIFF
NrCKS. MUSCULAR RHEU-
MATlSM. LuMBAGO and NEt-
RALGlA. A. a counter irri-
tant 10 has met every "Npec,a-
ton OF an who have had oc-
casion 10 use Il for a stifiened
side. sore muscles. Pon.irates
quickly. Rapidly soothes aud
relieves pain. reduces iuilam-
nation BLISS NATIVE oil.
Is in many thousands of homes
Made ly The Alouso o, bliss
Medical CO.. Warrington. ID &.
Pnss see AND sc PEI hs,ils
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sANBQRN WILL IS
FILED FOR PROBATE

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-14
AMERICAN LEGION
NEWS AND NOTES

Two thousand paid up new mem
bers we're added to the American
Legion in the Virginia Department
in recent big membership push
according to figures made public by
the department adjutant at Rich-
mond. All local pests of the Legion
are continuing the enrolment OF
new members before the coming
annual State Convention.
This meeting will be held in Rich
mond, and will be representative OF
every class IN the Old Dominion.
There will be a far greater attend
ance this year than last, due to the
growth of the Legion in the past y
months, and mary matters of vital
Importance to the State and Nation
will he discussed. New members
en- clled in the recent drive will en-
title these posts to greater repre-
sertaticn
Since the executive committee Sc
lecteG Septmter ,, and 4 for the
convention, at least one other gath
ering Of ex-service men has been
planned for the same week in Rich
mond, promising big reunion Of
bows who saw service IN this coun-
try and cover There" Several
thousand men are expected TO be
in Richmond during the week, ac-
corGing to latest estimates.
National headquarters describes
the recent big membership push"
Of the American Legion as the
"Legion's first fight for itself,
Then it asks "Are we going to stop
and drift suIblimcly where LIES
trade winds blow US? Are we
going to forget the Marine, the
Aasre and the VosIe, the Argonne.
st. Mihiel and Scissors? The couE
try is before you, Will you help to
make the greatest and finest coun-
try in the wcrld even a better coun-
try? The American Legion will help
to the fullest extent of its power. "
The Legicn's Fundamental purpose
is the development of sound. ag-
eressive Americanism and citizen
ship in its members and all other
citizen, So lcng as the spirit of true
citizenship remains alive throughout
the country, its citizens as a whole
viii secure honest, capable service
frcm tkeir public official and sound
provisions in legislation. Therefore,
tie Iegion's task is confined to the
development ard maintenance of
this universal Americanism and
coed citizenship. Particular uccls-
Tors or questions Of public policy it
leaves without comment to the
Judgment CT the individuals con-
cerned.
Send your name and address,
your command to which you were
attached to and your civil occupa-
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900. An offer of 100000 made

600. An offer of 100000 made by
Hildreth after the colts victory in the
fremont stakes last Saturday was re
fused by Trainer Fred Burlew, acting
for his employer, j. II. Rosseter, the
California sporting magnate and
breeder.
Samuel c.. Hi!dreth is associated
with Harry n. Sinclair, member Of the
State Racing Commission, in extern
sive turf interests.
Inchape has started twice this year
and was successful on both occasions.
He was bred in California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-14
HINDENBURG FIRED AT

Berlin, July 14.-An unknown man
broke into Field Marshal. linden
burg's house yesterday and fired at
the field marshal.
The bullet missed its mark ana
the man escaped.
The field marshal was alcnc at
the time and attempted to call a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-14

ton; also the post you desire TO
join, if you know it. Mail same to
the American Legion, Department
Of Virginia, 1880 Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
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servant. The intruder grappled
with the field marshal and during
the struggle fired his revolver. The
culprit then broke away and made
his escape.
He is believed to be member OF
a gang Of burglars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-14
PAYS s125.OoO FOR COLT

Aqueduct, N. u, July 1.-THE
highest price ever paid for two
year-old in this country was recorded
here Yesterday when Samuel c. Hid
rerh obtained Inchape, chestnut colt
By Friar Rock-Rose Of Gold. for S125,-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-07-29

The Misses Faye Caul and June
Cox left Friday for Chicago to lay
in the fall supply of millinery. Miss
Caul will remain the rest of the
summer but Miss elk will return
soon.
j. W. Undertake of Plains was a
Liberal business visitor Friday.
Mrs. M. F. Murdoch left Friday for
her home in Terra Haute. Ind, after
visiting with the James Murdoch
family.
Mrs. Earl Ray will leave Monday
for her home in Arkansas City after
a visit at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Farrell. Her sister
Juanita will accompany her home for
a short visit.
Mrs. M. E. Craig was in the city
Thursday taking chiropractic ad-
justments.
G. M. Glen of Wichita is here visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Loren Wilkins.
Mr.. Glenn was formerly a resident
Of this city having been with Griffith
& Baughman offices.
Miss Elsie Freely, clerk at the
Boles store will leave tomorrow for
her home in Spearman, Texas. to
visit with home folks about week.
The Hal Reid building on South
Kansas is undergoing a thoroughly
painting and redecorating process.
The rooms to the south will be &C.
cupied by the Wiseman & Comany
firm.
R. Romer is here this week looking
after business and visiting old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin arrived to-
day from Missouri for a visit with
their son, Postmaster Irwin and fam
lily.
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ALLEN

William B. Allen was born in
Webster North Carolina, Nov. Is,
1889, and passed away July %, 1920.
at the home of his son ]. B. Allen
of Liberal, Kansas. All of the chill
dren except one daughter was at his
bedside when he died. He was mar
ried to Carrie Bumgarner September
IT, 1871. Nine children were given
to them 1.-TWO being dead) three sons
and three daughters being with him
during his sickness. One daughter
living at Aspermont, Texas, was I'M
able because of ill health to be pres
ent. The children are: Mrs. J. c.
Link, Aspermont, Texas; J. B. Allen,
Liberal; Mrs. B. B. Boydston; Mrs.
Reeves Jones, Richards, Colo; W. N.
Allen, Holly, Colorado; ]. o. Allen,
Hugoton, Kansas.
Mr.. Allen was a member Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, having
been converted in July 1896 in Com
anchie Texas, and lived it consist
antly the rest of his life. Mr.. Allen
came to Floris II years ago and
settled on a homestead. His wife
died years ago last February. He
then moved to Liberal with his son
Joe and visited with the rest Of the
children at times. He took sick at
the home of his son w. N. Allen,
Holly, Colorado, May 9Th and was
brought back to Liberal and died ten
weeks later. A host Of relations and
friends are left to mourn his loss.
Walter ]. Krohns has contract to
erect two five-rooM bungalows soon.
The houses are located at 9th and 7th
and Jordan.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Dick Overton who
have been located at Perryton has
SOlQ OUT CHeFe anu 10 HSIe lOl a ouOi
visit with relatives. From here they
will go to Colo, for an extended
visit.
Always have your cothes cleaned
and pressed at The Cleanwell, and
your troubles will be no more. Phone
100.
T. S. Pate and family will leave
Monday for their claim near Spring
fled to look after business matters
a few days.
The big gasser is here, The Clean
vel Tailors are always hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and daugh-
ter of Nickerson are guests at the
home of A. T. Moore.
Mrs. F. A. Young went to Dalhart
Saturday for visit with relatives
there.
Miss Cecil Bryant of Haviland
came in Saturday for visit with
friends.
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Mrs. ]. A. Rawlins went to Tyrone.
today on Number for short visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left today
for Chatta, Ariz., where they will
make their home.
j. B. Rule was a johnson City
visitor Sunday.
s. A. Wilkerson Of Ponca City,
Okla, arrived here today for a visit
with his parents, J. F. Wilkerson.
Mrs. Mary Beam who has been
here the past week taking chiroprae-
tic adjustments, spent the day Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. M. F..
Craig, north Of town.
DR.. Vera Young made a profes.
sional trip to Meade Sunday
W. v. Griffith left yesterday for
Manitou, Colorado, where he went TO
get his family snugly located where
the cool breezes blow and to have
a few days recreation.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-07-29

Mrs. Olive McGlasson and Elves
Written took a ride in the airplane
Thursday.
Elijah Huddleston made bust
ness trip to Kismet Sunday.
The W. G. Young family went to
Gray, today and will spend the
weekend at their ranch.
H. E. Snyder is the owner of a
new Buick car.
Milly Smith the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. 2. L. Smith was able to
return to his home the first of the
week after a siege Of the small pox.
Joe Hill of Ochiltree was brought
to local hospital today.
Miss Myrtle Burlinson of Lamport,
Colo, is in the city this week taking
chiropractic treatments.
Mrs. A. S. Bietler visited Sunday
with relatives at Meade.
absence of Miss Wolley who is taking
a vacation.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-07-29

A. P. Siegel of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, has been in the city the past
few days looking over the oil sit
nation. Mr.. Siegel says there is
plenty of oil agitation in his part of
the country and that they have test
under way.
Miss Gladys iDckerson who has
been visiting the Dickerson families
and other relatives here has returned
to her home at Harris, Missouri.
Mrs. A. ]. Williams of south of the
city, was in Wednesday to take ad-
justments of DR.. Young.
M. E. League and F. C. Jones of
Balko were Liberal business visitors
Wednesday. "
Miss Blanche Swan has resigned
her position from Germans store and
will leave for California next week
with her sister, Mrs. Stotts Of route
A.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wonder are ex-
pected home today or tomorrow from
Liberal and Rolla, Kansas. They
drove out to Liberal Sunday for a
visit with his brother, Art Wonder,
who lives on farm near there, and
to see the gasser. They drove down
TO Rolla on business. Tribune.
Joe Beck returned yesterday from
Liberal where he has been on oil bust
ness. He reports that the gasser is
gaining instead of losing in volume.
Pratt Tribune.
w. M. Pysher received letter
from the Secretary and Treasurer of
the Texas Big Four company at Wich-
tia Falls, Texas, stating that he will
arrive in Liberal Friday to look after
business interests.
Sam Bates made business trip to
uram, Kansas, Wednesday.
Miss Flora Cox who has been a
nurse at the Liberal hospital for
some time left Thursday for st. Louis
where she will take position as
nurse in hospital there.
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GOOD THREsTHTNG RIG
FOR SALE

One new Advance-Rumeley Ideal
separator 32x52 complete, has only
been run days. with Ruth Feeder
and extension feed.
One twenty horse power Case en-
CINE run seasons, in good repair,
with 10 barrel water tank.
Will sell the complete outfit for
$1,000 cash, or for $4,000 on terms
of $4,000 cash, and will carry back
500 on the rig for one year with 7
per cent interest, by first mortgage
on threshing rig, this rig is in Mime
ola, Kansas.
Eugene Williams, Minneola. Kas.
11t1p
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NATIONAL LAND co.
IN THE OIL GAME

The National Land company has
long been active in the leasing bust
ness and has succeeded in picking
up some good blocks of acreage as
well as many small tracts.
A short time ago the company pur-
chased a good location on North
Kansas avenue and are well situated
to handle a big business.
While office rooms are almost out
of the question this company has
plenty of room and plenty of gdoss
and is a good firm to deal with.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-07-29
ICE CREAM SUPPER

The ice cream supper given at An
telope Valley school house by the
Antelope Valley Booster Club was a
success. Thirty-four dollars was
made. This money is put in build
ing fund to be used for educational
or religious purposes. The next
meeting of the Booster Club will be
with Mrs. VIM. Arbuthnot, August a,
every one is urged to be present and
help boost for good cause.
A member.
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thing shaped up just about to suit
us, and the oil business is going to
demand the completion of the line!
The fact that we were first in the
field and have all the preliminary
work done is very much in our favor,
and we feel confident we will be
able to complete the road ahead Of
the specified time"