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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
MANY PIECES OF
PROPERTY CHANGE HANDS
Local Real Estate Men Look
Forward To a Boom IN
Real Estate In
Guthrie

A n Armstrong; loeai real eAsals
dealer told Leader reporter today
that seventeen Ciuthrla properties
had changed hands during tho paal
ak days and that therewere pros
poets " that many more within 4
week or ten days
Now Is the time for Guthrie poo
pln who want to own home ta act
busy hc said There IA coming i
time. and that time IA not far dlat
anee, when Guthrie real cniate will
be selling At much Increased price
over tho present values Then those
people who figure that II IA cheaper
20 rent than to own property will be-
SORRY thpt they failed 10 take advant.
aEc on the cheap property Guthrie
property will never 90 aa cheap In the
future az u IL rtsht nos. added Ar
Armstrong
There X opportunity for Ramr man
or company of men a. make lot ~
money by investing frw theaaand
dollars in the building n modern
houses Zoe dwelling purposes. n
Guthrie Several building permits
have been lsauad this weck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
IDEAL WEATHER COND|-
T|0NS AID STATE CROPS
Hot Weather Good ror Cotton
Rains Over State Aid Corn;
June Report Was
Good One

Oklahoma city. July rs I'm spite
of hot aud dry weather. the maximum
temperatures ranging between 30 and
100 degreeg crops generally made
satisfactory progress In Oklahoma
during the week ending July n. &C.
cording 10 the sunmery of weather
and crop conditions for that week
Issued today ny the United States
weather bureau here Not until the
night OF the zsth. when moderate to
heavy rains were general In the cen
trai and northeastern portions Df the
state. did the state receive any, rain
fall during the week.
X was ideal weather for thrcshsny
wheat and oats and rapid proMess
was made says the synopsis. Both
grains are generally showing hatis.
factory yields per acre and the grains
are of good quality. II adds.
"The corn crop genera.lg" con-
finre sthe report made very good
progress toward maturity. and WAS
not materially injured by the heat ~
the past week. Late planted uplaDd
corn however. ~ needing rain IN the
south -central and western portions.
and while Il has NOT been fcri0u6Iy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
PARIS PAPERS GRAT|F|[O
OVER LATEST CONFERENCE
Millorand Made Point In Contest
With Lloyd George Over
Russian and Coal
Questions

Paris. July - The Paris press ID
.gfaiificd over The results o. the
Bouhgne conference Most ~ the
newspapers unite IN considering thu
outcome a feather ia NJ MillaFandA
cap" pointing out that he persuaded
Premier Lloyd George TO adopt tho
French views on tho Russian and
coal questions.
The feat concluded ut Spa, aayu
pwtinax. political editor % The Eoho
dc Paris, remains 10 blame. but
there rs now light on the horizon.
and n tho paparatlons commaslou
knows how TO play tho part assigned
~ tho blundors ~ fortnight ago
will be- reduced 20 the dimensions of
mistakes"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
EMERAlDS ARE NOW
THE RAN{sT jewels
Failure To Jncrlie Mines For
-Four Yosrs Boosis the
Value ~ This
Gem

Chicago. Iuls For the u-al
time IN The hist Of the world.
those vcrsed lu H. history Of Jewels
declare. the emerald has boeome To
farcst and most valuable Of precious
( tsionas
Dealers In gems report a world
tide scarcity OF rmefalds aud An
enormous demand lis year. when
ereon has hocom, lhe fashionable
rcte IN jewclry The scarcity ii dug
60 the fact that lhe emerald minea
of Columbia in seath America which
ere owned by the government have
rot been worked Tor four yeals
These mines were once opereteh hv
she lucaa. hu, were sealed and hid
den IN tn days n the Spanish con
quest They were redlscoycred a few
Years ago
Before they we're shut down theg
)0ppited H' FAt cent cf tho word 3
omeralde Tho 2 per cent ,rickla of
emefalds from other countries means
practically nothing 10 the wofil s
markets with the worlds sunily
o. emeralds cut or for four years no
new omeralds have bnen coming into
ne markets and prices have rison
tremendously "A flye.carat cmefald
recently sold ln London for O. 200 q
carat Good emeraide are now high.
er carat FOR carat than either dia.
monds Or rabies
Rubies. cmoralds and sapphrcf
~era the most valuable gems OF the
ancient world Diamonds we're In.
fnown outside o. India until com
paratlvoly late period For centuries
diamonds remained dull gray crystals.
The art of cutting and polishing
chem. which Transformed them into
the brilliant Jewels the world knows
today was not discovered until Tho
Fifteenth century
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
DRIVE To SMASH
FUEL OIL MONOPOLY
United States Saipping Board
Will Make Probe With
View Of Reducing the
Cost

Washington, July as Two draa
lic proposals to smash thu monopoly
Of fuel Oh held hy ring az big re-
Timers have becn laid @ciore the
United States shipping board. now
fighting To got OIL 20 keep the Amerl
can flag on the soas
Under the first proposal tho
hoard would establish rofinories IN
Mexico aud plpo lines TO produce
and transport oi Tor major part
and on proposal the board would sub.
sidise an independent producer who
would agree 20 supply the hoard AT
a price based on reasonable
prfit
President Wilson In keeping IN
touch with the boards dollbcra
lions without an adequate supply
of fuel OH Tho United states. ac
curdlng 10 Admiral lienaon, would
be seriously handicapped in1 ita
plans 70 build up an American mcr-
chant marine
Forced 20 burn coal United states
ships viii bo unable 10 compete on
an equal basis with English aud
Dutch shipping
The board nov ~ threatened With
fuel famine because Il has so far
been una4le 70 buy oil at prices bid
by tho big refInorp The situation
has been near crisis nor months
Ships have been aud ara now idle
duo 70 delay in Oh deliveries Morn
than 100 ships nov are hoing held
IN port because ~ delay IN oil Do
llvcrcs. Tho board needs G0,oo 900
gallons for 1890
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
BANK DEPOSITS OF
STATE slel,o30,457
Financial Condition of State In.
stitutions In Good Shape.
State Department Issues
Report

Oklahoma city. July IS Total de-
posits in GIL state banks IN Oklahona
are slSi.ose, a57ss. ACCORDING 10 the
consolidated sia,emen, ot the state
banSing department issued yestorias
on reports made by the banks on
their condition June 80 The total
Al the time of the last call was
siSs.Ss4s57cS The decrease is due
TO the withdrawal x sands for the
expenses OF harvesting and crop
movement, bank department Off Is
elals said.
OF the total deposits reported in
yesterdays statement sis6.7le.964. !
81 was individual savings and time
deposits. siiIs7,sss27, Was due 20
banks and ssi52,77a.ss was cashiers
ohacks IN answer TO the call On
May 4, sl0 banks reported
The total resources and liabilities
of the banks reported yesterday were
s2iisi2i7S.7a The average reserve
Of the banks is 2s per cent
Capital stock of the state hanks IN
Oklahoma is listed as aggregatnR
si4.s4i.159 other items listed in the
sfatement are surplus 81. .253 $50 ~.
undivided orofits si.sTs,sa4eo. redis-
counts ss.ss72Sz57 hills payable Sc,
074ii64i Cash IN banks was re-.
gvorted as 4,7s2.703.7T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
Itil. ~iIORr ,.l THROWS
5000 SHIRT TN Nnisk-
a. OFT of EMPLOY
lI>I. ~IAII MINES
10 iil>
.OI Al MADE THAT STATE
MINERS WILL STRIKE
u It's MADE THAT HAIL.
Iv ,D~ AM dD>tI~CAT-
INC MI COAL SHIPPED
INTO rms STATE


osrS, ind, July sa.~As . rsault N
The fusl shortage, 5000 msw here
are lals. n was reported ssdsy. rhs
American Sheet a fsn MlIl. on. ~
shu laruess ~ "a Kind. was GOT %
commission. rne $50 nssssmers
plsnta wwra operating enty lnssvmls
tsnslF, shs plants eslng virtually
crippled.
some hia blast furnaces we're cold.
Il ~aa announced that ia nrdsr %
oaasirus partial operation. ths Gary
works viii h~rsattsr usa olI a. fasl le
many ot their departments tiuas oil
burners are raw IL process ~ install
iatlons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
WHAT licked OvEr
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Lnndon-A Polish wireless mes
SAGE from Moscow asks the Polish
peace r1enlpo,entaries 70 cross th,
lines along the Raronovi,ehi- Bress.
Lttovsk highway July 80, where they
viii he me,.
Washington The nations great.
es, tax bsll ssle.ss4szt. was collected
during the fiscal year ending Jnnc 90.
kansas Clty-Gharles Spcice and
Benjamin Parks. Oklahoma, won the
Missouri Valley tennis doubles title
San Antonlo-GencrAl Ricardo
Gonzales ans taken in custody by
agents of the department OF justice
here.
Newark Harry Willis knocked
out Fred Fulton Ia ,he third round:
Jack Brii,on defeated Marcel Thorn.
as when ;ss referee stopped the bout
Ia the tenth 10 save Thomas from
punishment; Frank Moran won The
newspaper decision over wild hart
Kenney. New York: Young Fi,z<im-
mons outpoiniea Johnny Dundee in
ten rounds
New York Attorney General 4
Mitchell Palmer agreed with repre-
sentatives Of the coal industry to ar.
point a committee to fix the maxi
mum price for bitaminoas coal
Los Aageles-Two slight earth
quske shocks were felt here Tues
day afternoon
Washington Victory for s0vie;
Russia over Poland would result Ia
eoisevism sweeping all OF Europe and
eventually the entire world. IN The
opinion of General Ladenom tic
German war leader set ofrth IN
memorandum received here
washiugion--Jadge c. p. Ames
a. Oklahoma City. assistant to the al
to-ney general since June 1918. aud in
charge OF the governments case IN
the ccal strike injunction proceedings.
rendered hts resignation to presio snt
Wilson. effective Aug 81.
-Cork-one solder was killed i've
constables wounded and a courthouse
burned in disturbances IN this sec-
ton.
Washingson-Air mail service
from New York 10 San Francisco Is
expected to be insugusrted early n
September. Assistant Postmaster Gen.
ersl Praeger announced.
San Antonio Police learned a, the
home OF J A. Fernandez formerly
Mexican consul here. that Fernandez
hzs son named Oscar J. Fernandez
Eho has not been home for three
yesrx and that lose Yenez. believed 10
ae the same person referred 10 in sha
Detroit dispatches IN connection with
he trunk mystery a. the chum OF %.
J Fernandez. is now believed 10 he
m Ssliilio. Mex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
DEATH CALLS POPULAR.
WELL BELOVED WOMAN

Mrs Tom McNalIy died al o'clock
Tuesday evening after an illness of
several weeks, She was we'll beloved
and her passing will be- read by
her legion OF friends With great aor-
row.
Funeral services will be hold At
the Catholic church Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock Burial will be made IN
Summit View cemetery following.
Mrs. McNaily had lived IN Logan
county FOR a quarter Of contury and
was prominent IN church and social
work. She leaves husband and
brother Tom PMcNally and James
Dyer Of Kansas CITY. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
Bandit Villa
Surrenders To
Federal Officers

Eagle Pass, Tex. July "a
Franchises Villa surrendered un.
eeNoisiensiis after an al nlehts
conference with cerearl Martines
according 20 saviees received
here todas.
villa will return TO private life.
she message acoed.
Much rejoicing throughout
Mesieo Ia reporscu, with eelehra.
,iens being arranged.
Cart t1seelln, American. ana
ereslcens Of brewing eemesny.
a. seelnas VINO ma dbeen held BY
Nslla. fcr ransom. has been re
leased, the report soaed.
what Ore terrss of villa's sur.
renoer were aside trew the ore
calling FOR hs return 20 private
life were unknown here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28

Oklahoma cay. Jaly ~ EaAaf
ronton. president pf the oAlahems
state federation VI lahar and a mem
her ~ ths United Mina Workers os
America. sald today hs had no W
formation regarding reported threas
tened general strike ot Oklahoma
miners tnmorrpW II was reported
from Waco. Texas. general sfrlA~
v nnld ba called Coat dealers theirs
igave out the report
okahoma city coal dealers hasy
reported that heeauYe eg coal miuars
strike Ia other statea, railroads ~
Oklahoma are taking over for theit
own uae, large parsa os The ouippi
81 eoal mines IN tho Wsais wAisl
might ha used for domestic Nn~edA
There has been 20 confirmation ot
thia
The entire OUTPUT az mines op the
line of the Rock Island railroad cor
this week has born eommandafsd
esalera declared, They named ~
other road
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
TULSA STARTS MOVEMENT
TO SECURE MORE Cars;

Tulsa. July 2 The Tulsa rui.
chasing Agents Association has star
ted movement 70 make avasla 0le
many freight care over the entire
country II has pledged ITS SUPPORT
70 the railroads ia getting car un
loaded as promptly az possible aud
fas asked the cooperation Of pur
chasing agents In every city o v
Borden, secretary OF the local asho
ciation. said there are $500 purehas
ing agents 10 the various assoei.
ationg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
CH0Rt : or WHISTLES
GREET YtNk VICTOR

New York, July zs.--A great chor
US Of whistles from river crafs Snd.
factories shrieked hearty greeting
70 The Resoiu,e. victor ia the 1920
international yacht races today. ~
the gallant cup defender passed np
the East River 70 her moorings al
City Island.
This was the first public appeal.
snce here OF the staunch siOop since
if defeated Sir Thomas Upton .
Shamrock Nv yesterday. successfully
defending the Americas cup from
the British challenger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
PRICE on RAGS
ALSO TOOK CLIMB

Chicago H. July - Prices "
rigs 10 be reworkgd Into cloth "a
creased from 600 par cent 20 1000 pas
cent between Jana. iaif 10 December
1913, according 10 the National sheep
and wool bureau here.
The shesp aHi wool bureau IA arg
iug passage af tho Frenehfaeger
truth in fabric" bill designed 60 ~
saire manufacturers 20 stamp cloth
With Us conIeut os substitutes aud IL
lyirKin wool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
BATTERY -" FIELD
ARTILLERY. MUSTERED IN

Erid. July ~. Battery A. second
field artillery. Oklahoma national
guard was mustered In here las,
night by Adiutant General Barrs IT..
According TO the adjutant general. a
headquarters company and other un-
iis viii be 6rganized here In the near
future. fifty men were sworn n
last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28

EIGHT ARE DEAD.
RESULT or EXPLOSION

Kemerer. wyo, July 2s The death
list AZ reeul, Of an explosion ~ a
powder magazine at sublet mine here
yesterday WAS raised 10 eight today
ny deaths among miners Injured
Monday The mine was the property
of the Komcrer Coal company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
Soldier Relief Is
Certain Next Session

Aurora July 2scon9ressnan g. copeley, address
American Legion here said that soldier relief legislation will
regardless of which in
fall election Nr copeey republican member Of the
which reported soldier relief bill passed
by the the last congressional session
The regarded bonus Dir Copeey said 1T
adjustment compensation Many nwho
dan opportunity the foundation Of
This opportunity denied YOU and
intends that all should equal opportunity"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
on.pARrlsoN LEAcuEas
ARE HEADED FOR JAIL

Fairmont, MINI, July 2s--A. g
Townley, president Of the NonPartI.
san League. and Joseph Gilbert. form.
or league organizer. today were ae-
nied new trials on charges Of con-
spiracy 70 encourage disloyaIty during
the war. They are under ninety-dav
ieii sentence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
Drive On To
XIII Rats To
Stop Plague

Charleston, n c. July sa.4.Flva .s.
pert Fss eateAsrs frcm News Orleans
are busy hss. IN drivs % ssae nva
Thousand rodents " = survey aioaa
shs water frewt bsiNu eanduSsed w
o. v A, McLaln, public health asr
wee, in buDoNlo p'auus prevention
campaign
Chafieasor hopes ~ send rwpre
sentative 20 . 1--WE state eeNfsesmaa "A
uaiv~ston early in sn effort 20 dla
euss piaas fnr prevention of shs eis.
ease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
STATE AssEsaMENr TO
eE SAME As lAsr YEAR

Oklahoma city July aS Asaens-
monts of tho valuation of real estate
throughout the stats wlll be the same
- last year. the ssata board % equal.
ixatlon ruled today, Ths board ralel
that assessments he not changed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
TWENTY FinEME<
OVERCOME At FIR

Chicago. July 2s.-Twen;y firemen
we're overcome today while fighting
fire that practically destroyed the
beef house Of Armour q Co. five
story structure covering block at
the stock yards The flames menaced
a million dollars worth Of beef in
adjoining storage plants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
BIND MATCHMEN IN KAN
SAS CITY AND ESCAPE
WITH SENE< BARRELS
OF WHISKY VALUED
At Sii.SO0
DRY OFFICERS SEIZE
sS00,000 WHISKY CARGO
C0\Ft>CATE SHIPMENTS IN
TOi-EDO CONSIGNED To
CANADA: CARS UNDER
GUARD IN RAIL
ROAD YARDS


Ns~sas clts. svly 2s.--Mcsor truck
s1iesex entered ware room on
Nirsh street early to-day ano after
birding the Gay ~ssennsr. loaded
seven barrels Of whisky on the truck
ara escaped. Tne ~stehrnen were
net inlureo- Trey say four men ~efs
CO. tire ice. IRE ileyor was valuee .;
$40 a gallon or si4Soo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
TOLEDO DRY ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS SEIZE sooze

Toledo. Onso. 5aly IS Federal pro
h:hition agents. acting under order
q Assistant Attorney Bevan. and
CAset fi2nsArough. NondAy moraing
sesEe1 two more carloads OF whisky
v&lned Al nearly ssae oea
The cars we're sAigped from the
william CSsues distilieses At Giles
Greek. Ky federal Aseats say. and
were consigned to Boevin & Wilson
Co MOneTsAi. Canada Federal pro-
hieiiion agents rushed TO the railroad
yards tn automobiles after receiving
information that the cars were be-
ing shunsed 10 the Detroit, Toledo
and Shore LiEe railroad
Further Shipments Forbidden.
BerAn also issued orders TO notify
the Gaines 6isiilseries 60 discontinue
shipments and has called on the
general manager for a statement ot
ali shipments os liquor from the
sxrAAouses ot the company.
The cars were Consigned 70 tha
same comg@ny TO which cargo Of
whisky valued At s2s7.5@e was seized
last Frie2y.
4 am certain ;h&, ws have w
covered ore OF the largest fraudu
lent shipments Of liquor in the his
tory Of the country." BeTsn said
Monday. Il an also positive that
this liqnor Is not being shipped inso
cznads. although billed there. but
that the contents Of the cars are re-
moved on this side ot the De,roi,
river
Detrcit -ss Clue
caiaf Hans5rozgh said 5is cases
of whisky seized IN Detroit Sunday
bore serial numbers corresponding 10
shipment made 10 the Canadian
firm a short time ago.
'Oze Of t~o fhings Is certain" be
said. Ether this lSquof is being
shipped into Canada and smnggied
back or The perxons engaging Ia the
traffic are using fse name of Boevin
d Wilson Co ard are not sending
the lAgRor across the river tut are
unloading ii On this side
Federal Bsiioins Cellar Full.
TIE first shipnent was stored n
the federal Auilding Saturday bat
officials have not yet decided where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
ArArr mlaaa 70 woak

For smith. Ark taiy " Y X.
stewart, commissioner NJ lhe HeaFhs
Western Coal operators aasnelAsioa
Ia statement here today deasai
there was any truth n fsparsa that
Cslahoma eeal miaefa wogld 10 %
az enera ntglka today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR
TO BE ABANDONED

Washington, July 2s Abandonment
Of Camp Zachary Taylor. toulaeyiIle.
Ky, was announced today BY the war
department. with the notice thar tha
first division now stationed there, Is
20 be- transferred 70 Camp Dix. ".
Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
BEGIN PROBE or
YaRDMF<'S STRIKE

ehieago. July 2s,--Tnyestigation Of
the recent strike u the recent strike
os the Chicago Ysrdmen's association.
was bexnn here before federal
grand jury. About sixty Witnesses
subpoensed BY the government, re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
First Gun of Anti
Suffrage Campaign Fired

Raleigh N q, July 2srhe first gun Of the anti suffrage
eynpagn IN North Carolina will be fired here Thursday when
william Marbury Of Maryland widely known constitutional
Wyer VIII speak under the combined the Southern
eJo iagno and the North Carolina States Right Association
With the legislature scheduled in special session
within the next two weeks at which question of ratification f
e federal suffrage amendment expected IN the ant;
and pro suffrage organizations becoming active Each side ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28

Rome. July 2s Italy has decided
70 abandon Aylona 10 the Alhanlsns.
according 70 reports printed In lha
dtornale dIialia and the Corr er,
d'itnils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28

Thfs RE the anniversary cf the DE-
eaa-ztion 81 war between Austria ni
Serbia. the bomb that infl2ned TIC
whole world. Austria declared VIA
Juiy "a. 1915 Other nations follow
sd ia rapid succession
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
ARCTIC EXPLORER RETURNS

Nome, Alaska. July "a Ronald
Amundaen, Norwegian explorer. ar.
rived IN Nome today from the Arctic
Ocean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28
WEATHER

New Orleans. July 2s Tonight
and Thursday. fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-28

ANOTHER EARTH SHOCK
Les Angeles. July 2s,-Anosher
sssrht earthquake shocs was ssit here
a rf.2s s'ciors fnis morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-02-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL.



PROPERTY.
Having rented three Of my farms,
/ will sell at my home place, one mile
northwest Of Summit Point, w. Va,
on
Friday, March IL, 1920
The following valuable personal
property:
8 GOOD YOUNG WORK HORSES
Three of them mares. One Tho
ro1ghbred Import j Belgian Stall
lion, 7 years old tbs spring.
10 GOOD Mich COWS
Part of them will be fresh by day
of sale.
10 HEAD OF HOGS
Two fine brood sows, will pig by
later part of April 4 thoroughbred
Duroc boar, and lot of shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Four 4-horse wagons, two with
PANEL beds; two with -shelvings
good as new; 2 large Corn King
Manure Spreaders, good as new, 2
| disc harrows, spring harrows,
2 square harrows, cultivators,
| Milwaukee binders, in good order;
2 mowers, / Deering and l Milwau-
kee, 5 and 6 foot cut; Thomas 10
disc drills, in good order; Oliver
chilled plows, one 3-horse Syracuse
pillow, new; one 1-horse corn cutter,
thribble double and single trees, &c.
4
HARNESS.
One set of 4-horse breechbands,
l set of lead gears, set of Yankee
harness, all in good condition, lot
of collars and brides, and many 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention.
Lot of Corn and No. 1, Timothy Hay.
TERMS:-A credit of II months
will be given on all sums of $1,000
and over, purchaser to give nego-
table note, with approved security.
payable at the Bank of Charles Town
with interest from date. Sums I'M
der $40 cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
R. E. BOYD. /
West and Dunn, Auctioneers.
Hardesty Brothers, Clerks.
| Iuuch will he served on he grounds