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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

4 motion was filed hy ATTORNEYS for
swift 4 Go. WITH Judge Young Wcdncs
day morning asking that Gcorgr fash
korf utokiug house striker hc cited
for ,uutcmp, of court Tashkou was
ordered tn appear iu court saturday
morning
Tn. motion alleged that Tashkoff
was lntimidatng and threatening en-.
ploycg of the plant. In was nccompo.
ni,d hv afndavits signed hy two WON
cn employees of Swift y 60. They stated
That Tashkon appealed 20 them to join
the strikers. intImatiug that their
homes might hc burned II they con.
tuuod q, work Tpshkou denies that
hc made any threats
some 500 uickcts were ou duty again
FRIDAY hui did not attempt 90 modest
employees as thov lrft thu plants The
crowd was orderly
Aside from thu Tnshkoff episode and
tho resumption Of city deliveries by
swift a Co, th, strike situation was
practically unchanged Officials of the
packing plant said that operations
Wccr continuing up 10 normal Union
officials were optimistic
John " Malone, district president Of
the Butcher Workmcn's Union, who
wen, 20 Wichita Kan Tho sa-v. wired
Urion hoadGurrtcrs here tnat hc would
return Saturday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
DEPOSED Grand
KLAN GOBLIN is
HELD ON CHARGE
ALLEGED To HAVE EMBEZ-
zLED FUNDS OF ORDER;
OUSTED BY WIZARD.

PHILADELPHIA Pa Dec 9-F.
" Ntkn. dcposcd grand goblin ~ the
Eu KluV Khan Boa this district. was
held Boo $4,000 hail hy Magistrate Rcn
shaw TODAY TO await cKtndition pro.
o.cdiugs 20 Atlanta. whore ne has been
charged with ombozzlemcnt OF funds of
th, order Akin gave hail and was rc.
leased
Action of th local court WAS based on
g. telegram 90 local authorities from
Sheriff J ] Lowry. OF Atlanta, Ca.
cauuug hat d, held a warrant FOR Al.
Rims arrest ON charges ~ larceny by
trust of 10000 Lowry. according 90
NHr. IS member Of tho Koucllium
~ tho kIn.
Nktn was one Of four grand goh'Irs
- mo order recently discharged by I'm.
prH Wizard simmons Hc declared
hat his discharge WAS caused hy 1u
ry,stigstion hc and other officials ~
'hc Khan IN this section recently made
200 Atlanta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
Delegates Reach
Critical Point In
Shantung Affair

WASHINGTON Dee . by Associated Press)-The critical
stage reached late today when agreed take tomor
the question the Chow Tsnsnfu Railway under
Japanese control
question BahSn will agree Chnas having
complete undivided authority the railroad depends the success
of failure of the Washington conference.
An reached late today by Chinese and Japanese
delegates China Of all public properties in the
Kiso Chow -ssehod subject confirmation by Toxic of one fes
of the agreement will be allowed such nstitu'
tons schools shrne and which exclusively Japan
81 in character.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

Dressed IN the customary rogalil Of
The order, the knights of the Fiery
Cross marched two abreast. Two
knights ON horses were marshals and
aided In keeping hack the vast crowd
They were followed hy e knight carry
ing the American flag and another one
with the fiery. red cross cmblomatic
o. the order.
Only three other banners were 300 the
parade, AN of which were crudoly CON
structod, showing that no sign painters
had done the work on them. luscrip.
tions on these banners were. We op.
pose any violence" we are fighting
for your children and ours" Help Us
uphold the law"
The large crowd which viewed the
parade was generally sober. although at
times tittcring remarks We're made
about the marchcrs. Applause WAS
scarce az any time along the limo Of
march by the thousands who viewed IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
ROY SCHOOL HOUSE
GOES UP IN FLAMES

Sreria' fp Tho Neu
TU,I-NCAHI y. 81. Dr, 3.-Flre
completely destroyed thr usv high
srho# uHl,. construction uy tho
laDv Thompson Domuus 80 Roy y.
So H.f u.gh' 80 O'Clock
Tb. missing OF 20 gallons ~ gasoline
r . barrel u.lr the school house has
-...r u-. '1 suspicion ~ rrorlarism.
a UHnI Grht hr citizens 90 fhe town
Htt UrpHUrs r pu'iHe oIf tho
Cam.s Tho h1|Hnr was covered by
$4,000 HsYru.. hold n fHD Brown.
Tf'nr.Dr Company ThHr Joss will
h. .Iulf 100000 TH. l.dng was
..a..lr.I t.1 paa f. Hl.. hn.H com.
f..f.. about 1.r
UH..f.... and I'01flouri4 wore put
t. e... &. .r ,ff.If rH trnr tH, ~
...f.| .I...l.frI#H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
222 KLANSMEN IN
PARADE Seen BY
CROWD OF 10000

Amarillo Kan No 4l, Knights Of the Ku Kux Kan, exactly
22 strong paraded through the business section Of the city last
night people, estimated spectators and without
sign violence disorder could be learned II declared
hrong watching the parade the largest gathered
to view spectacle staged in Amarillo
parade had been advertised Tenth and Polk Streets
o'clock but turned just the other way beginning ay
or moving south Tenth Street after
white way and lights off the fol
lights in stores and electric signs remained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

reaching understanding IA which the
national sp.k,smeu Cu come together
on all m... points 20 issue here. With
the sr1iIue ul such an understanding
thr r.t would h,com, matter of de.
tail Most 0f the principal delegates be.
lcyo ihey could sa hom, by the end OF
ftc y,r and leave the specific terms OF
th, several remaining agreements TO be
worked out by special commissions.
Japan May Seek Delay.
Indications h1v, not been lacking that
Japan might want tn delay final action
,n fh' tnur powers treaty and the naval
utio until 'ho devious problems Of
Jhu1 and fh. Far East have reached a
'Ir, wh.r, they can ho Jumped into
general round up agreement Despite
much talk and the adoption ~ many
resolutions such questions az Shantung
ud th. lamucs. leases In Manchurta
remain unsettled Whether circum-
stances is tu delay the agreements now
near consumption Is question only To-
tio ru apswpt II IL the belief of
Washington thai v viii not
tpf.fHunlHss o., thn OLD troubles *
th. Dreu' mtc hceu apparent more
fH.u ,ut" .m.D The question of a new
drll fu china came before the confer.
.n.. 81 ,ll.. ion ~ the shan.
fuUs regulations japan agreed TO Civ,
.U fH. uuHN. utilities OF kiao Chow
CONTINUED ON PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
RAMSEY AGAIN WILL
HEAD FEDERAL BANK

DAiIis. Texas. ibes Nv .
Hsmssi has besn fedesiFnaied ~
ihf Tedefal Iisssrte Board as fed
srii rrsfrte srsni aBd chairman -
~, hDafd ~ airfuprs ~ tie Ird
rfli iiessrtr nani - lIsilns iaf
snoiiisr irar HFinniuF lan W.
iismssi hHs ssftfd in ihis ia'siil0f
faH lfau Ii# rssnlsirimsui ~
- iismssl siHafeniil t'is ~ ffsi
fumnfs ihai a. Has a. iH frmni -
ln faff a. mahf HHI iH a
rninf nfpuiiifsH rHrh haze
been siinsi ainff iiH nuiiHn lasi
huI fniliff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
France Ready To
Enter Pact With
Other 3 Nations

WASHINGTON Dec (By Associated ess)-The four power
agreement govern conditions the Pacific substitute for
the Anglo Japanese alliance will be announced penay session
of the Washington conference a II o'clock tomorrow.
The question Of naval ratios said tonight by foreign
delegation pokemen will be taken the meeting, at least
directly although understood St its relations Of the proposed
treaty will be vital
Decision to hold the reached suddenly tonight
meeting of delegation spokesmen with Secretary Hughes after the
French acceptance of the proposal had been from Paris
Previously had been the plan hold meeting the Committee
on Far Eastern questions al that hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
Federal Officers
Work With State
To Stop Violence

CHICAGO Dec By Associated Press-Federal and state
thoe combined today violence connection with the
stock yards strike -Four medaorswo from the United States
Department of Labor and representing the Illinois Industrial
into the stock yards district to try to restore
order and bring strike difficulties delberaon between the
packers and strikers
1--WE hope receanng and other disorders will when
known that both the federal and have
sentaves stock yards effort peace and order
said Ernest Withal, chairman Of the state commission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
HERE is WHOLE
TRUTH UPON OIL
AT GULF WELL
DRILLERS ARE SURPRISED
WHEN THEY LEARN OF
GUSHER RUMoRS.

Employees at Gulf No. I well on
the Burl burnett ranch In Carson
County yesterday were greatly sur.
priscd when they heard Of the
rumors of oil IN amarillo Thursday.
Representative. from the Daily
News visited the well yesterday and
found that operations had been de-.
layed by the breaking oi the crown
block.
The well is reported to ho 1850 feet
deep. only 80 feet lower than It was
when operations wcro delayed fcw
days ago after several months Of in
activity. The crown block IN reported
to have broken. fallen and smashed the
pulley wheels and girdcr II was
planned To get the crown block repaired
by I O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
a force OF % is working at the
Humble No. . test and the rig In up. II
was learned yesterday. The water wei
is down so feet All tho caisp
Tor the test has been removed non
Humble 30 /, including tho c......
houses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

CoIuE south tu Tenth street. the
parade moved west 20 rolk and north.
ward ou trlt street when the end Of
the parade had passed knights who
seemed in charge held ont their hands
apparently u warming 90 the public
not to aff.mui 90 follow them.
IN. knights marched slowly especial
k toward tb, end of 'h, parade on
Polk and leader loudly chppod his
bands Cor them to speed up. The
knights then formed five and six
abreast where they formerly had been
going along slowly and steadily IN
pairs
So fsr l- could b, learned. no words
V,ro exchanged with any persons along
the hu, ol march. Sheriff Burton
Roach and Chief of Police Jim kccton
assisted 600 keeping nok the crowds
during the parade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
! IRISH PRISONERS
INJURED BY BOMBS

TIT RIS. Ircland. Dee. 9.-ls \
train of the released interneS ~ the
Rail, kinhar ramp entered the sta
ton here this evening several
bomb, were exploded iniuring three
of the released men. one ~ them
seriously Some persons IN the
crowd around ~. platform were
>lightl, hurt hy SplinterS.
One report has u that the bombs
were thrown maliciously. while in
other quarters u u declared they
we're intended A. greeting. but
were clumsilN handled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
Dali Ejreann To
Vote Wednesday
On Peace Treaty

DUBLIN Dec by Associated PressEamon DE Valera, IN
today the fact that the between Great Britain and
ireland would up Wednesday the Dali Ereann the
question Of ratification, issued the following statement;
TO prevent Misunderstanding the public should realize that the
treaty signed By penpoieaas be- ratified by the Dali
Eesnn less than by the British parliament order take effect
and second H. the usual would be for cabinet
duos the treaty agreement . q a cabinet measure
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

H. was Answering 70 question where
a man had lrru found with two bottles
% wh.sk,y in Hls automobile
Although under the courts recent
ruling t .s hardly possible 10 charge
him with having liquor for sale. Mr.
sutton pointed o.f. Doc could be- charged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
FOUR R-P0WER AGREEMENT ON PACIFIC IS MADE
OIL WELLS MUST PUT
SIGN OVER PROPERTY

l'STlN. Texas. Dec. 9.-The rail-
road commission ruled today that all
oil operators drilling for oil or gas
in Texas shall keep "A painted sign
Of The uamc uf the person, corpora
tion or company drilling the well in
conspicuous place on the derrick
or near the derrick. This slgn shall
also have the name OF the farm and
tho number Of the well painted on Il.
This ruling was adopted because Of
the difficulty experienced by the
commission field men In Identify
ing wells that were being drilled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
FORD 70 MAKE TN
lllllfs IN 6fRRttY

ni lAilif nN o. o.
l|Hf n ilumaH iH HaHHiafiHff
"a iHiHmha|f 81 flH ifWin
ilHasis fiid nihY fsalfIH l.HiHis ln
iiflaf q hfiuf ldfHHfa il iii liHd
Ham iaH4sHI D isHamf hnHHn
iissf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
ILLEGAL TO CARRY BOOZE
ABOUT EVEN FOR OWN Use

AUSTIN Texas Dec (By Associated Pres)-Regardess Of
the ruling Of criminal appeals recently that
to Intoxicating liquors unless for the Of sale
transport the liquor from another
for their personal Assistant Attorney General C. SUIT
ton held in an opinion given today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
MANY HURT IN TOXIC QUAKE

hi.uHNlH. i. ih. fHsl ..Ill. ~ On flH iHfnil
EIH IH |HI fI HHHHII INf i#NNf lN aalah
fa ti HHNHiaf
"a .aI.f. ..I| .Hl4fh iiH Hff. lHa. aHf HIHHaH
lNhin o. HlH HHH i.H| IH HH aHHaff ifpHita
lHf H iHll Hhfi HHiff hff aH nfHht 60. iA #sshihf
fHiNff ~ $40
.HlII hH.H H1f iH iif ifHhHl HHHH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10
WICHITA FALLS
KU KLUX KLAN
WILL AID POOR
SEND CHECKS FOR SALIVA
TIoN ARMY TO PROVIDE
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
p. '...~tr'-' p---.

y. '.s.-'r'ss' p----
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Dec O.
A letter signed hy the Wichita Falls
Khan Knights ~ the Ku KluN Khan,
requesting tha, tho two $50 bills pinned
thereto hc turned over 20 the Saliva.
ton Army 10 b, used Tor Christmas
cheer was delivered 20 the office Of tho
Wichita Fails Record News this after.
noon. The loticr. which was ypcwrit
ten and with a typowuttcn signature
vas delivered unsesled 20 the office of
the newspaper hy Western Union
messengcr Tho Wichita Falls Khan
vas described as being under d.spousa.
ton II b. the first tangible evidence
submitted 20 reports published bv that
n.Vsnsp'r 20 tho effect thar there was
O Khan organization ln Wichita Falls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

Wilson \. 4 " Captain.
COLLEGE STATION T.yas. D.. o..
T = Wilson of Honey Grove was
elected captain = 'hc 1922 totm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-10

CONTINUED oN PAGE Twol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
SPORTS
WASHINGTON ELEVEN
AFTER LOCAL TEAM

Football teams of Richmond and
Washington may battle for u hand
some SILVER trophy. Arrangements 10
tltiS euh can bc made by the manager
OF ANY ltichmonG team If he com.
municates with Benjamin =. sum-
in"rhays. coach OF tho owl" eleven
ih Washington Coach SUNNI crhays
wrote tn" Richmond Chamber of
Commerce recently asking it's aid in
securing gam" with 4 Richmond
team averaging 1875 pounds The
Washington coach desires TO play the
gam" here in November. Railroad
Tar" ana two meals tor the Capital
city squad arc asked by the COACH
should such Il contest be arranged
q return game would hc played in
WASHINGTON next year. The team
winning two out OF three contests
would receive the trophy. Any To-
cal manager desiring to accept the,
proposal should communicate with
SummcrhayS. whose address is 2303
W iSconsin Avenue, y. w. Washing
ton. u. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
PALM HAS BIC DAY At
COLUMBUS TRACK
Drives Wanda May. Roger G.,
and kokomo George TO
Share of Money.

COLUMBUS. Quo, Sept. &c Sen
tinuS ihliu. indianapolis driver. was
ne principal winner III todaN'S Grand
circuit racing. which was run OF
sharp contests during program Of
I'VE class events. tw" OF which were
started saturday. The Rove system
and then discarded Palm won with
Wanda May ana Roger &. and was
third with kokon," George. all
PAGERS.
s:I5 pace, three heats: purse. $1,000
ltwo heats Saturday,
XsGiand %;asSsu iI'rnlI"} sl i,
Liberty, eli. -. Son of
oratorio (Owcm 1850. .
NJ r. hr. s. by Little
Frank Valentino . 2
Queen Able. hr. IN. Cpit-
Lulu Hrook. b. m.
Red Wing. Tony Alac. Hal bee.
Teddy Montana, ROY Dillon and Anna
Moore also started Time :U6 IL
2:o5 ST.: s:0a l-2: 2:06 -
fla trut three heats: purse. 81 900
Stwo heats Saturday,
i'eter baw, ~. =. by Peter
Il nora watts. b. nj.
il'laSlcop ............... . 2 1
Little Dick. D. L. ,Tali-
George Watts, ch. =. Derry /? 3
pudettc. Alexander IT,, oscar Watts.
Sakura AMI Whipc"rd ais" started.
Time--2:0S -; 2:O5 1t; 2:o6 IL.
200 pace. tire" heats: purse.
senator Wilkes. h. T.. by
orc Wilkes lEgan) :. 5 = /
Captain Mae. hr. h. hy
The Hondsman Nnick-
crSon) ........... :
kokomo George. ch. Il. by
Hedrewood hoy IPulin) .
LOGAN Hedsew""d. h. &.
tN. Fl"ming) ... = . 3 no
Lillian S!lkwood, blk. IN.
George Nolo. Belle .\icantara. Drift
Patch. inor Iai. Royal I:arl and Lila n
:. also started. Timc--2:0a Ia:
.:03 -; a:09 ia: 2:lo
POS trot. ; heats; purse. $1,000
Peter Colcy. Il. r., by
retcr the Great
tStokcs) ..... /
Mile Irwin; i; m. by
Natalie Tho Great. br NJ
by Peter the Great
tCoNb ............,..
Prince Loree. b. x. Cvalen
Charley Rex. 6r. =. ,Mar 70
1TIi nn,e-2:o5 81; EOS 10: 2:oo4 rs:
2:o6 IL
Ell pace. three heats; purse. ST.
0O0--
Roger e.. ell. Z. by Major G.
Jessie Riggs. Il. m ov. Elem
Bert *. br. i. ,Canc) ...... : 6 I
Baron Brook, L. n. ShNciy) :: c
Luther c.. Rackc, Patch. Peter
Great and Rllie i. * also started.
Timc-2:o" ii: 2:oi IL; 2:c5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
MEMPHIS WINS GAME
FROM FORT WORTH
lKy Associated Press. !

MEMPHIS. TENN. Sept. 26.-Zekc
i.ohman. veteran right handler and
one OF the oldest men in years and
period OF service in the Southern AS
ISOLATION, pitched the Memphis Club,
southern Association champions, to Il
C-t"-2 victory today over the Fort
worth PanthorS. Texas League pen
nant winners in the fifth game OF the
intcr-l"agur series for the baseball
championships of the South. haltln,:
tho Texas Lcaguors' in their rush to-
ward the championship after they-
had taken three games in a row from
tn" thiCkaSawS ana in need of only
one more victory To gain the title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

TWO Wet End corner lots for sale ch.hp
y i"Fgain one ibSlI5 feet on Grace,
STREET l"GAits on MushRll Street: both
Eool locations Tor store or dSeIiiu.s
AppIy $500 West Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
STAR PLAYERS JOIN
INDEPENDENT TEAM

'"'" St"f players l"ihcu IN" ioot 81
bali squad of the ltichnond Athletic
'lub yesterday afternoon when Tia.
candidatcS for the eleven held their
hrst practice OF the year n Roul.-
ward Field Ed Bailey, former
Washington and Lee star; Driver. a
former Eaudolph- Macon player. and
Tom Miller. star half back al TIA"
University az Richmond several years
ago. Mere the new men.
Saturday afternoon the Richmond
Athletic club team meets tho United
states Naval Air Station team ot
HAMPTON Roads. at Boulevard Field.
in the first game OF the season. Coach
Dictz. OF the Richmond team. gave
his squad their first set OF signals.
Nor" than two teams were present
ana the workout was the most streuu-
Gus Yet held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

T., j. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
Country Club Golfers
Battle for FIonors

Golfers of the Country club OF
virginia yesterday afternoon be-
gan tile FIRST round OF match play
IN their fall tournament To deter
mine the club championships. The
qualifying round was played Sat
urday afternoon, when one OF the
largest fields that ever entered "a
similar event participated. This
afternoon the FIRST round of match
play VIII he continued, while to-
morrow VIII witness the last
matches. Tn" club officials hope To
have the second round start
Thursday ana completed hy sat
mrday.
Yesterdays play was featured
by several low scores in spite OF
the fact that only few matches
We're played. Today will nnd more
golfers on the links. and the con-
test FOR honors in the first round
Is sure to he II lively one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Ni hsHi IN THE, SSLEkk $
EQUITY COURT OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND THE lITtI DAY Of
SEPTEMBER. 1924 - IN VACA-
Marie IL. zaun ............. rlsin,.r
Charles W. Xaun ~ .pefoudan,
IN CUANCERY
The object Of this suit * to obtain
4 divorce from bed and board by the
plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground of dcScrtiuu. and after the
expiration OF three ycars from the
date OF the dcscrtion to have the
said iiNcrC" from bed and board
merged int" divorce from The bond
OF mHtrimony.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that tn. defendant, Charles ".
Eaun. is not ii resident Of tho state
OF Virginia. IL is ordered that he
appear here within ten days after
due publication OF this order and do
what IS necessary 10 protect his in
tcr,st in this suit.
y copy-Tcstc:
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
L. Albert Smlh. y. o.,
81. Mutual Building.
BY GEO. T.. CRAWFORD & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
rustee' S
Auction Sale

ao,;:S. ACRES. WITH SNAIL BUILD
lNGS, IN MECKLENBUHG COuN-
Ti. NEAR CHASE CITY.
In execution OF q deed OF trust to
the undersigned trustee. dated March
.. 1919, recorded in Deed Book Is.
pages asa ana 3S5. viii. at the re-
qucS; OF the notcholder default hav-
the d"Dt therein secured, sell by auc-
ton. on the premises.
TUESDAY. SEPT. -. 1921.
at o'Clock +. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed, AS follows:
"AIl that certain tract or parcel OF
land. situated near W. l.. fuckers
mill III Mcckicnburg County. Va.
containing 3oT- acres. and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning
thence on the north along the line
Dy jury. thence along the line on
the west by l.. NJ Pcttus. thence
along the line on the south by w.
l.. Tucker. Being the same property
conveyed TO the said Ni~hoias Bur
well and Eannister Gayle by L. NJ.
feiius and wife. by deed bearing
date March IS. 1901. and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Meek lcnburg County. Va, in Deed
Book g., pages 10 ana ~. also hy deed
from chas. j. Faulkner. special COM
missioner, to Nicholas BurwcN, bear
Ing date October. 1917. and recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Mccklcnburg. County. Va.
III -: u So and page l9, etc.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost OF cxccut-
Ing this trust. any taxes or insur-
ancc that may he due and two notes
for SIS each with interest from March
:. 1921. and September :, 1921. until
paid. "a credit as To two notes. one
for the sum OF SIS and payable March
. 1879, ana one note for the sum OF
$500. also payable March I. 1872. bal
ancc upon such terms as may be an
nUunc"I at the sale.
T., J. CRAWFORD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
Cilnts and Yankees
Are Almost Winners
ley Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26--Thc New
York Americans need only three of
their remaining five games to
cl!nch first place. aud the New
York Nationals two or their four
games. The Yanks have n two
game lead over Cleveland. and the
Giants y four game advantage
over Pittsburgh.
II Cleveland wins all its remain
ing games. tie Yankees could drop
to second place only BY losing
three games. Pittsburgh will be
out az the race IL il loses two more
games.