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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

ing as usual. The, schools haze been
down sine" Wednesday afternoon Tor the
annual THANKSGIVING service
Teachers Out OF Town.
Many Of the lellairc school t"acherS
were ~ East Liverpool yesterday for
the opening sessions Of the f.aStrn
Ohio Teachers Association. The mret-
ing comes 10 a close this afternoon. y
number of the local school teachers APP
pcared on the days program.
Eastern Star Met.
\ big meeting of the Eastern Sfar
lodge was held last night at the hal on
all parts "f ihr country. y feature OF
the meeting was Il banquet.
About Recovered.
Mack Snively. star center OF the li"d
and Hack football team has about re-,
covered from thu injuries ne received
Thursday in the clash between l%i"lla!r-
and Wheeling at the Island grldiroh.
He was injured in the fourth quarter
of play and was forced to leave the
game.
Funds were raised here yesterday with
which to drfray the expense of a nan
Qurt for the members or the Hrl!alre
High school :uutbail team. winners over
10 0 in the annual Turkey bay clash.
The event will he held Thursday evening
Of next week at the Elk Hall on BEL
mont street.
Coroner John Il. Wyatt Of south i"l-
lairc was u visitor NJ FNnn"ck y'Sl'r-
dav on official business.
Mrs. ". II. Hart has r"'urn%H 20 KIT KIT
home at Cambridge after Il VISIT VIII.
her daughter. Mrs. William Shepard oil
South Bcllairr.
MIR, and Mrs. Elmer Fl. Miller har" re.
turned to st. Clairsv!llc after Il WISH
with relatives here.
Nj and Mrs, Fred Siervcrton have re.
turned 10 their home on Twenty-ihiru
stree, after a visit Mt cleveland. .
George Davis Of Trumhuli street -
improving following an operation AT inc
City oHspital.
Miss Nladc, Curard n teacher In M"
luCrl schonlS is spending the vacation
period at II"Ihrsda.
MIR, and Mrs. w. \. SchnegG OF row
hatan were visitors in BcIla!rc Ees'eF-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
" Richard ObSeQuieB

LS,pcral services for the late MIS-
MORGAN Richards, who passed away AZ
tn, Martins Ferry hospital Thur$dR!
mo-ninv following an extended illness
will be conducted his afternoon AT t"o
o'clock with Rev. Neal, pastor Hl the
kirkwcod rcsPbytcrian church IN CRAFTY
Intrrment will be made IN c'mic
ctery. Mrs. Richards was a cSident OF
ktrkwoOd and her many friends IN thIS
Alfred McGray Dies
Alfred McGray passed away at MS
home at Rlainc yesterday morning a0n.
loving n short illness. HIS death was
sudden and a shock I" his h"St OF
friends. He was ! member Of the lia'n
Presbyterian church and hAd been a res
ident of that place Tor Il hunnrTr VI
years. Funeral arrangements were IN
complete at 4 late hour last evening put
services will likely be held Sunday ar
tcrnoon with intcrment being made IN
I.inwood cemetery.
Bolsn Services
Funeral services for Joseph Boien'
who passed away At his home in kirk-
wood following 4 brief illness, were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon w!}h Key
Morris. pastor Of the kIrkwood Method
list church in charge. Ihier1hehI was
made in L.inwood cemetery.
Held Business Meeting
The knights of the Macabces held a
business meeting last evening at whlrh
t,ms sGySrni n matters TGii SI imPT the Susi Tess
l I'll WI 'h
meeting Il light lunch was served to
those in attendance.
Drive Starts Today
The Red Cross drive Will start IN TINS
city this morning and solicitors VIII DC
in charge OF every corner IN, tn" down
town district. An effort will be made TO
secure many new members 10 help along
the good cause.
Members of the Eta Chapter OF tn"
Alpha ri Alumni Fraternity OF this city
and those of the happier at Martins
Ferry gave a dance at the Elks home At
great success. There we're Close to sew
enty couples in attendance and Jones
orchestra furnished the music for the
event.
Members of the Omega Chapter OF the
Alpha ii Fraternity Will xiv" Il feed at
the cha ptcr rooms Monday evening and
the committee in charge Will have n
+ md s sRTeT mu.t for 'H9$ $iso w be e Htts%4i
during the evening.
No Meet Tuesday
4 meeting Of the WillinG Workers or
tho West BridErport NJ. T.. church VIII
be held next Tuesday evening at tho
home Of Mrs. John Arkls at her home in
Kirkwood. Social diversions will be en-
joyed during the evening following
! which n tempting lunch Will be served 10
those in attendance
Entertain Home Guards
: The Home Guards "f the West Bridge
port W.. +. church were entertained last
/ evening at the home of Mrs. John Tur-
kee, In Kirkwood, Following a short
business meeting the evening was spent
in tho usual social diversions. \ lunch
: was served at the close IF tho evening
FoR A SOUR STOMACH.
/ Eat sparinSly, particularly Of meats,
masticatc your food thoroughly and TAKE
ono OF Chamberlain'S Tablets immeai-
! atcIy after supper. For sale By all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
WILL BAR -UNDEs1RABLEs.

New York Nov. 26.-Belief that tho
next session of nErrss will take steps
to prevent foreign governments IRON
dumping their palCnntents and mishts
into this country. was expressed tooa!
ny Representative Harold \rutSoh' Oh
Minnesota. n member Of the house tn-
migration committee. after an investi-
CATION Of conditions at The Ellis Island
emigration station. The Investigation
was made by Representatives knutson
and r. J.. Wilson. Of Louisiana. ana
King Swopc. of KentuCkr also members
of the immigration committee. and KEEP
r~cscntative Walter II. Newton. OF MIN
peSntn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

GETS STIFF

Pittsburgh. Nov. 2G.-For the frs,
time since the national prohibition
a jail sentence was imposed in federal
court here today under the Tolstcad act;
August Pope. the defendant. pleaded
no defense TO a charge of having. s"lj
whiskey in his saloon. and was fEei
s1.OO0 and sentenced to serve one day
u. Orr, said. When men arc paid 81
cents a drink for whiskcy. in a short
tim they have enough moncy to pay !.
stiff fine and charge the same to pr0it
and loss" TWO federal agents testihe't
that they had purchased whiskey in the
pnne saloon for so cents 4 drink.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
BELLAIRE NEWS
Irene Rush.

11enO nhSa.
Miss Irene Rush, a w~ell-known young
woman OF West Twenty-thtrd stree.
died Friday afternoon at the home or
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Denny Rush.
She was aged IS years. and had been IN
III health for q long time.
Besides her parents she Is survived by
Ave brother and four sisters.
Arrangements for the funeral were
completed last night.
No Council Meeting.
There was no meeting OF the Guy
council last night. President }. }. NC
Farland was out Of rhe city and other
members Of the body were unable to
attend. Consequently it was decided to
hold no session.
wheenH Minister.
Rev. Jacob Buckingham. raStor or the
Ct. Luke's Episcopal church. Wheeling.
will conduct the evening services at the
Trinity EpiScopal church Sunday. The
service will be the first Of the special
Mission 70 b. held all Of the coming
week.
Thanksgiving Ball.
The annual ThanksStrtng bail or the
Young Mems club was held at the hall
in the Hub building last nIght. An or
chrs,ra furnished the music and the
event proved very enjoyable for the
many who were in attendance.
wedding Announced.
Announcement is made Of tho wedding
II Miss IGra Turnbull. OF this city. and
Mr.. William J. Clutter. Of New Mata-
noraS. W. Va. The ceremony was SOL
emnizcd in Wheeling BY RI. l.. s.
Crosse. The couple will reside in this
city.
Reception Next Friday.
The reception for the members Of the
honor roll OF the First Methodist Epis-
ropll church Sunday school Will he held
next Friday evening in tho church base
ment. The event was postponed from
Thursday evening &C this week.
Open Meeting.
An open meeting Of the I. o. B. T.
lodge Is 10 be held at the Sons OF Israel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
URGE COURSE OF STUDY
IN SCHOOLS ON HIGHWAYS

Pittsburgh, Nov. 26.-Educational as
poets Of the roads and highway trans
portation question We're taken up by the
United States Bureau OF lIducat'oh com
nItter on highways and highway trans
portalion. in session here today.
Sneakers urged thata course OF edu,
cation On the necessity Of highways ana
ruLl!c and other schools of PennSEl-
wanna and the United States. The course
would also cover rules for the rreN"n-
ton Of accidents and the safe increase IN
the volume OF traffic.
y. l.. Claxton. national commissioners
OF education. told the committee that
sis, 900. 900. 300 to $50. O00. 900, 600 would
he expended in the United states IN the
next twenty years IN construction and
maintenance Of highways, and pointed
on, the need of greater EDUCATION to
handle the project.
Many men. OF national prominence in
the good roads movement. attended the
session and made addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
GETTING THE JURY.

New York. Nov. 2G.-Sclection OF pu-
rors occupied the entire court session
at the opening today of the trial OF
George s. Backer. millionaire builder
and real estate operator. charged with
perjury in connection with testimony
before the Joint legislative committee,
investigating the alleged building
trust" five Jurors were accepted
While the trial of Backer was n pro,
gross. Robert p. Brindell. president or
the building trades council, and Peter
Stardtmiller. n business agent" in
dictcd Wednesday on charges OF cNtor-
tion, were arraiencd and pleaded not
guilty. They were granted until No
vcmber so. in which TO make ne :essary
motions. The bail of 100000 in each
caSe was continued,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
VICTIMS

Toronto. Ont. Nov. 2S.-Thc bodies or
two persons killed in thr wreck or the
Grand Trunk flyer near here last nlEht
r.crn nosifivcIy identified today as those
Of ~ j.. sullivan. OF st. Louis MO"
and Emmanuel Brown, a sleeping car
An official statement issued his att,
crnoon by the Grand Trunk railroad
denied that more than two persons lost
thcir lives when Pullman coaches or
The FLYER left tina rails and were SIDE
sw!p,-i by a passing freight train.
Several passengers were seriously IN
iured.
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oA IBID.

Fairmont, w. Va. Nov. N.-Thd
West Virginia Public Service commits
sion. represented by E. D. Lewis. n Of
the members of the board. resumed It's
hearing here today in the case wherein
the Monongahela Valley Traction COM
pany is asking permission to raise tho
gas rates 10 their consumers. Attor-
ncys O. s. Swartz and Tusca Morris are
representing the company and HArry
Shaw. and Frank Raymond appeared for
the consumers. who are resistinG. tho
raise. J. o. MacLean. & P~ittsburSh &C
for the commission, were the only wit
nesseS examined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
THEATRICAL PROTEST
ON THE M. E.

Atlantic City, n. j.. Nov. 26.-An
open letter expressing resentment over
the alleged attitude Of the Methodist
Episcopal ChurCh toward tho amuSem"nt
profession was received today by the
hUus" " bishops Of the Methodist
church in session here from the New
York Dancing Teachers association and
the A7r"rican Conclave Dancing Teach.
erS. Tho letter was referred to u COM
mItter Of which Bishop Anderson IS
chairman. and tho committee recon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
BROKER, 72, FEELS LIKE 80,
SAYS GLAND PILLS DID 1T
Londoner Declares He Had Lost Weight, Pep and Even Sense OF
Humor," But New Treatment Has Him All Toned Up

did me no good. Medical treatments
failed until my friend. DR.. Paul of Lon
don. recommended gland treatments.
II was in the Kingston hospital In
London when l first tried the Ca psuleS.
After l he'd take the fifteenth capsule.
| left the hospital and haven't hcen
back since. / still take a capsule now
and thrn and l think they are the real
fountain of youth. Ny wife and family
think so. too. Boys. II you ever lose
your pep. just get some of these cap
Sules. They'll bring the pep back see
Il they don't"
Note-The preceding news item APP
pearcd in The Denver Post and other
papers. Gland tablets as mentioned
above are now offered for sale in the
United States and are sold on POSI-
TIVE GUARANTEE to restore the gem
eral health and complete vitality 10
every organ OF the body. Highly in
terest;nG literature free. i. O.. Box 366.
Div. Is, Denver Colorado.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
BIC Cash DIAL.

Cumberland, Nd. Nov. %. - Tho
Georges Creek & Phoenix Nnning Corn.
Grafton through Andrew c. Hau. OF
Keersery. Pa. today bought the hold
ings Of the Phoenix & Georges Creek
Mining company in Allegheny and Car
rett counties. Wilson D Althouse' OF
Philadelphia, Pa, president. for flss.oon.
The deal involves $50 acres and In
Guides a mining plant at Reynolds, his
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
EDUCATORS Meet

Special Dispatch to The Int%elllgenccr.
East liverpool. Ohio, Nov. %6.-Dr. S.
Parkcs d,dman. Of the Central Congre-
Cational church. Brooklyn, n. Y, spoke
On the duty Of the nation in the matter
OF education. at tonight's session or
the fft.cth annual convention OF the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
which opened here this afternoon.
Miss Mabel Carney OF the Teachers
College. Columbia University. discussed
The Needs Of Rural Schools" al. an
open session of tho convention. Onl-
GERS will be elected and departmental
meetings held Saturday. On" thousand
educators had enrolled tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
MARTINS FERRY
at the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
227-J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent.
Rur6 Obacuuioa.

Burf Obscquios.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Anna +. Burk. who passed away SUDDEN
~ at her home On North Third street
will be conducted this afternoon at >
o'clock with Rev. Shape. pastor of the
First Christian ChrCh IN charge. Inter-
mcnt will be- made In LinwOOd Cemetery
Meeting Sunday.
4 meeting. OF the Boosters club Of this
city will hc'hcld in the Board Of Trade
rooms Sunday afternoon at which time
further plans will be mad" for Sc
curing Il new athletic field for the Mar
tins Ferry high school football team.
Reports OF all committees will he hoard
at this meeting and all interested are
rnourgtpd - w. &C., ~ d" 'uncS.
Big Pays for Mills.
Mills IN J!.S Ns'..,.y VA ulSlrlnut'
large pays 10 their employees today.
Members Of the MISUNDERSTANDING COM
pany will draw full pay and as n re-
suit the business men Of this city are
expecting a rush for MAS goods.
H~ixenbsugh Reported. Dead.
HiXenbauGh Of the Wheeling high
school football team was reported dead
in this city yesterday afternoon but al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
WELCOME ron HARDING.

Kingston. Jamaica. Nov. @6.-Presl-
dent-elcct Harding is eXpected 10 arrive
in Kingston next TUESDAY on his way
from Panama to the north. The gov.
ernor Of Jamaica has arranged a nro'
gram of welcome for senator Harding.
and also planned a trip during \h!ch
the visitor may see the beauty spots
of the sland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
VETERAN R11o1E1H DEAD.

Chicago. Nov. 26.0Charles GrtfmAh.
pioneer newspaper reporter. VINO lanes
% h.va Furnished Hall Game with the
Mot for his novel. THE Eternal city
died here today. He vas 81. years old
and entered newspaper work on the
chicago I~nter-Ocean. no LONGER pub
lished, forty years ago. As q reporter
he covered the Haymarket riots nero
rcars AGO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
rAcroRY H1E 11o1AD,

Special Dispatch to The 1nteliiEeneer.
East Liverpool. o.. Nov. 26.EPeputy
State Fire Marshal. J. 2. Hartnrnn OF
an invcs;iration OF a FIRE which de-
stroycd the United states Feldspar COM
plny's factory.
The fire. which IT, 6elieVeo 70 naSo
estimated ut $40, 0OO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

mcnded that no action be taken. The
house of bishops MS a whole has not
yet acted on the recommendation.
The communication requested spe-
cifcally that the Methodist church re.
move the ban on dancing. and criticized
the laws Of the church which prohibit
it's cmbers from indulging in dancing.
card nlaYinE and t~heatre-going.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
INCREASE PASmnaE1 TA11s

Washington. Nov. 2e.-1llinois rail.
,o,ds ware ordered by the Interstate
Commission today to increase
passenger fares on traffic within the
state to the same level as interstate
rates.
-srY WAR SAVING STAMPS .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

Now York, March I'm just as
young az I used to be and It's all due
60 gland pulls. Hero I am "a and 7 feel
tusE as gpry and full OF vim and pop
As II I was only so or 40"
This testimony to the virtue OF the
gland treatment for the restoration or
Youthful yigor was voiced Sunday by
Rober, Laws. Z retired London stock
broker. who arrived on the Cedric for
a short visit in this country.
friend. Capt. George Taylor, who
ACCOMPANIED the rejuSenated Mr., Laws.
youChed for his statement regarding his
age and the efficiency OF the Sllnd
treatment.
Il didn't mean TO tell 80 about IT,"
said the. retired broker to reporters.
but since you aSi; me. I'll give you the
details. WAS 49, healthy AZ could be
desired up Till about ten years ago.
Then I began 70 lose pep and weight
and even my sense OF humor. Travel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
THAN
WH|SKEyF FOR
COLDS AND FLU

Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
BRIDGEPORT

e,olbv & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company o'
call Martins Ferry @2I-J, .,,u
uenccr AT Hickcy's News stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27

Every Druggist in U. S: In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter if Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
uteS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
"Kissin' in
the dark

Isn't half the fun a it is when you can e who you're Tissn'' said
Bill Smith.
Il kinda like Ito know what I'm a don' and why.
Some fellows kiss all their money goodbye on pay day. an o
hide it-Hke q dog that budes a bone.
But I'm Sayn' mine for a purpose-to buy a nome.
YES, | put it in The Buckeye Savings & Loan Company I" Dc
laire.
~ lust pay kinda easy like most every pay day as ave II "
spare. When have a bunch saved, and CROWN with interest,"
buy me a house most anywhere.
IF | haven't enough cash "a borrow more fron the sam piace
An can pay back the loan kinda easy like, too.
THAT Buckeye Is sure a dandy place to help a chap like me 10 yet
a home
TIE BUCKEYE
81: :' ''':: ' :''::' 49,
Six Million Dollars IN
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FOE A soUR STOMACH.
Eat ~sparinSly, particularly Of meats,
masticatc your food thoroughly and take
one Of Chamberlain's Tablets immeli-
atcly after supper. For sale BY all
dealers.
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ARGYLE.
By
Ahern

Mr. ard Mrs. Dave George have re-
'arned from Pensacola where they
sFent Christmas with their daughter
in~iaw. Mrs. Alice George Mr. q ~
bishop. who has been seriously iiiSN1
somewhat improved Mr and Mra.
Tully shiver have returned from Cary
Vile after spending the week lend
with her reiativss.-AIr. .hshn G. An
derson made trip 10 Fioraia Satnr-
day.--M and Mrs j " Helms are
the pruns parents ~ little girl who
arrived last week She viii bear the
name Of Willie Mae.--Afessre. curtis
bishop. Ray Merritt and Eugene
Glover came horne from camp near
Milton II spend Christmas at home
NJ and Mrs Henry Klllough arc
spending the holidays 1T Glendale
Miss Nellie nrewton. our railway
aren't. spent the week end 81 her hume
IN Bluff Snringa.-~Mian fsotfla Mae
Mcdonald ~ he Funiak Springs was
recently visiting relatives here
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COTTON MARKET
HITS LOW LEVEL
New Yerk Exchange Trading IL AZ.
fscted ~ Liverpeoi

NEW YORK. Dec. as-The cotton
market was weak and unsettled today
with al deliveries making new iow
records for the season and hreakirg
well through the II cent level March
contracts sold down - ass or ~ points
below tire closing quotation OF yester-
day and closed ~ ts Sc. with the gen-
erai market closing barely steady ct
= net decline or 80 20 eB points.
The market opened barely steady
at a decline Of IS 70 ss points OWNS
TO weak Liverpool cables: Liverpool
Southern and Wan street selling. The
early offerings were fairly well alb
sorbsd ~ the decline and there were
slight rallies, bn& the buiges seemed to
meet increased pressure and the mar
iget soon weakened under continued
southern selling accompanied by ru-
Fnors OF increased spot offerings. Iiw.
erpooi also continued "a sell here while
there was very little support except
for covering on a scale down and the
decline seemed TO be causing liquiaa-
ton OF long contracts which had been
carried over the Christmas adjourn
ment
January broke 70 1870. May 20 la.sa.
and July 20 1880. with active months
generally showing net losses OF So 10
81 points late IN the afternoon. The
close showed rallies Of several points
on covering Liverpool cables said the
market there had been influenced by
unsettled financial conditions In Spain
and one cable said the difference be-
tween Liverpool and the American
markets was not likely 70 widen until
there was an Improvement in British
trade demand. New Orleans was rela
lively weak supposedly as a result %
hedge selling and sold freely here
while the market was also influenced
b. sports Of trade depression ana IN.
favorable conditions IN tho South.
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LEGAL NOTICE


MANN@E IL WIN F&fAMf f0NM
Sealed prupoeais for the erection ~ a
fhree-story 4lrh Srhoci Building ~
Pensacola. Florida. VIII 90 received ~
tie Office 81 a S Edwards. supsrin-
tendent. by the Board at Public lnstrue-
ton Cor Iaca mbia County. Florida, until
Is. 90 A 81 saturday January -
- 1921 pans. speciaea tons and full
rarttcuiars can Be obtained AZ the office
~ walker D. wits. Architect eiT BopN
E6z Pensacola HEa. a deposit 81 SO 90
for each set 81 plans r. required, which
win BE- refunded upon return 81 plans
ard apNeincattnum tn good condition
Cash az certified check ON soma Pensa-
cola Bank - National hank Tor ] -
percent az tire amount 81 bid must ae-
cofnnany each bid check 20 be made
pavahif 20 the Board ~ FrIhllc inatTuc-
lion FOR the Coauty ~ EacRmhia. state
Of FLORIDA such ash and checks vii
be returned. except that 81 the success
fui bidder which Wili be held unth such
bidder has satisfactorily executed the
contract and given the bond required ~
the Roard II tha successful bidder fails
or refuses within ten DAYS after notice
- the acceptance Of his hid "a execute
NJ contract or the bond with suretfes
thereon satisfactory % and IN the form
nra with the conditions required by the
Board. said amount or sai4 certified
check will be forfeited and become the
absolute property ~ the Board. Thu
Roard - = hlIe Instruction reserves tho
right 10 reject any and al bids o. parts
thereof
supt Of Putaie Instruction for Escambia
County Florida