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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
$4,000 PAY MEASURE
is UP TOMORROW NIGHT
Council Committee to Consider
Proposal to Increase Public
Works Directors Salary.
PREDICT FAVORABLE ACTION
Many Business and Professional
Men Announce Intention TO At
tend Meeting in Interest of Res
olution-Schcdulc for Week.

The Finance Committee o: City
Council will meet tomorrow night at
S o'clock to consiier the proposition
of fixing Il salary OF $4,000 for the
Director % Public Works rs proposed
by Mayor Ainslie In a recent commu-
nicatiou To the Common Council. This
question has been before the council
manic bodies for several months. ana
has reached the last stage, so far as
the Finance Committee is concerned.
1t is generally believed among CITY
Hall officials that tue committee VIII
favorably recommend the Mayors
proposal. and that both branches of
with the suggestion Of the committee.
Full discussion will be given the
matter. The public has been invited
to attend the meeting. and indications
point to large gathering OF lead
ing business and professional men.
Interest In the proposition is wide
spread. WITH the vast improvements
provided for III hudge; and special
appropriations under bond Issue. the
Mayor asks that I've Toe given funds
with which to employ q man able
TO handle the situation lie says that
without this fixed sum. he is wholly
unable to complete arrangements with
any man To accept the position. and
he feels that the committee VIII grasp
the Importance OF the situation, and
reach conclusion satisfactory to
the best interests of tn" city.
Council chamber. SO that accommodate
tions may be ample for the large
number OF interested citizens who are
expected 10 be present
Four City Council committees will
meet during the week The Finance
Committee on Tuesday night. besides
the question OF a fixed salary for the
Director of Public Works. Will CON
slider the ordinance fixing an eight
hour working day for the men in the
Department of Public Works
IN, linz &. 80.
Ordinances will visit the site OF Il
proposed moving picture thcatcr mt
Hancock and Clay <trccts. the es-
tablishmcnt OF which is objected to
by number of colorcd residents o:
that section.
The building code commission will
meet on Thursday night, at which
time hnai report may he made. ON
that night the Committee on Dock
River and liarbor will discuss ways
and means for attending the sessions
of the Rivers AMI HarborS Congress
in Washington. Richmond is IA mem
Der of this body, and as a rule a large
delegation from Council attends It's
sessions.
The Streets Committee may be
called during the week 10 receive n
report from the subcommittee on
traction franchise This committee
consists OF Aldermen Fuller and
Gunst and Counci!men Moore, SUM-
van and EnrliSn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
MINISTER D|SL|KEs USE
OF PAID CHURCH CHO|Rs
rev. D. j. ID. Hall, Of Philadelphia,
Conducts Preaching Mission
at Holy Comforter.

bisapproval of the practice OF pay
ing members OF church choirs for
n.ir services was expressed ycstcr-
1 DAY In Holy Comforter Episcopal
thurch by Rev. J. J. ID. Hall cf I'hIla :
dciphia.. who will be heard there
uaily this week in the preaching mis-.
final stage OF the Episcopilian de
nominations naiion-widc campaign.
Mr.. Hall preached TWO stroni, ser
mons yesterday at Holy Comforter.
its entirety Saying that the cx-
preston. I'm doing the best can
marks man or woman as Il loafcr or
a gutter. he excoriatcd all manner Of,
pleaded for an out and out rccogni-
ton OF the Saviour in the daily life
Of every man and woman.
An unusually UNI! large audience also
Of Montgomery. Ala. at Holy Trinity
church. who Is considered II pulpit
orator OF considerable power. Fol
lowing are the assignments OF the
other missioners:
Rev. Carl s. Smith. assistant rector
OF st. James Church is the missioner
at St. Thomas Church. Ginter Park:
Rev. Edwin i. Kinks. Of Maryland.
is at ST. Andrews; Rev u. G. Mac
Kcnnon. s II. D., OF New Bern. y. =.
az the Church OF the Epiphany: Rev.
Edward W. Mellichampc. of Fairfax
County. at Ascension: Rev. Il. Cary
Montague. at Wcddcll Memorial. 81.
Marks Church held it's opening mis-
sion in the r. l.. Ice school. but for
the remai ndcr of the week services
will be held at the Soldiers Home
Chapel.
Monumental and st. Paul's Churches
will conduct Il joint-mission. Tonight.
tomorrow night and Wednesday
night services will take place al
Monumental. and on Thursday and
Friday nights at ST. Paul's.
St. Johns and Christ Churches have
also united. Tonight. Wednesday and
Friday. Rev. j.. d. Franck. rector Of
MISSIONER parish. will preach a;
Christ Church on Tuesday ana
Emmanuel Church, Brook Hin:
st. James. Grace and st Phillips. the
latter colored. will hold missions
npSt week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
"RECREATlON COLLEGE"
OPENS IN COMMUNITY CLUB
"Pick Your Hobby and Then DeveIop
IT, * Slogan OF New
MuSemryt

y recreation college" Will he
started tonight at the Community
Club. The Community Recreation
Association believes that men and
women should have a chance TO de-
relop their recreatioEal hobbies, and
that thereby they viii be made not
only happier. but more efficient in
their everyday work and life.
Specialists have been secured to
launch this novel college. courses in
which comprise physical recreation,
covering the theory and selection OF
games: community music, covering
the selection and leading OF songs: so-
cial recreation, covering tho arrange
ncnt OF entertainments of all sorts
community dramatics and pageantry,
including the details of stage light
ing and manaGcrship, and costume
designing; storytelling. and hiking
and camping.
Il. j. Garmhauser. director OF the
parent organization. will be active in
the new work. assisted by Miss Grin.
nell. OF the Y. W. O a.: Miss Bur
leigh. OF the Little rhcatcr League;
Miss Lou Belle Jones, Miss Anna NJ
Smith, Miss Csare MCCARTHY MIR.
F. II. Farley asl alr. ]. Oliver
BriSon The latter TWO are loaned
to Richmond BY Community Service.
Inc. formerly War Camp Community
Service. Mr.. Farley w!ll teach the
paEeantry course. He was for wears
with Robert Mantcll Each insirur.
Tor is Il thorOu.hsoing su,cialiS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
WANT COUNCIL TO CEDE
STATE CAPITOL Street
Ford Lot Too Small for Proposed
War Memorial, Commission
Members Declare.
TRY TO ARRANGE MEETING
Failure TO Secure Adequate Space
for Structure May Seriously In
tcrfcrc With Plans for Library
Auditorium, They Assert.

Ihat measurement OF the Ford lot.
Twelfth and Broad Streets. given 10
the commonwealth or Virginia for
the site of war memorial library
auditorium building, dlscloSes the fac.
that ii is too small tor the proposed
S2O0o.000 structure. was the statement
last night OF members OF the com
mission. Either the size of the pro-
posed building will have 10 be de-
creased or a larger site for the build
ms found, they declared
-, speaking unofric!ally members of
the commission said that at the first
loint session of the commission and
the State Library Board these bodies
Mi be asked TO send a request to
CITY Council that Capitol street. sep
arating the Ford lot from Capitol
square, be closed and given to the
;SIate in order that the site for the
building may be OF sufficient size.
According TO statements made by
some members of the commission. un-
less the street is given to provide
iurther space for the building, ii will
mean that the size of the proposed
auditorium will have to be cut down
70 ~ the space which can lie allotted
10 ms section of the building.
since early in October chairmcn of
ton OF the building have been at
J.nlptinS 10 reach an agreement on a
uate Tor joint meeting of the com
'h: stn,n and S"na Library Board.
Yesterday that his commission has
appointed committee to meet Jointly
WIN n committee 20 be appointed by
NE Library Board for the purpose
OF reach ng some agreement on tho
work TO be done. This plan. however
mas been rejected by tho board. which
arciarcS that joint meeting of the
be held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
JUSTICE OPERATIVES ARE
TRANSFERRED TO NORFOLK
Headquarters Of Dcn,rtm,,, N,,,,
hereafter Hc Maintained in
That city.

Transfer Of the headquarters main
tain.d IN the Federal Building. Tenth
ana Main Streets. by the United States
mas been announced here. This nr,
non VIII be taken within n few days
ana all Department OF Justice opera.
Ives VINO formerly worked out OF
quarters in Norfolk.
Il ~. Kemp has been special agent
"i Ihe department of Justice here for
TO Norfolk. All activities Of ,bc - 20
nee VIII go on rs before. win ;I.. cx-
Gsp,ion mat they will be maneuyer%l
I'm that city instead OF Richmond
ne change: but II is said that The
,vosSSitE OF having a large force OF
~ YES whore they are most need
quarters of the department 49,
u WI! be Of the most use, is resnon-
S!oIc for the chang"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
MARINE VICTORY MEDALS
NOW READY FOR ISSUE
ES-Servire Men Nay Obtain Them
by Calling nj "Drvil-Dog"
Headquarters.

Marines who cali AT tho United
States Marine Recruiting Station N,
seventh ana BROAD streets viii h..
given Victory Medals upon prcsen,a-
ton OF their discharge papers. ac-
cording 10 announcement made <ce-
terday by CAPTAIN Sam /. Howard.
recruiting officer
The Victory Medals for marines ar
rived here several days ago. and
are Identical with thos" OF tho army
and navy. Battle clasps and bronze
and silver stars for augmentation
OF the medals are plentiful, accord
ing 10 Captain Howard
In addition to being awarded 10
marines. thc VIII be given to mcm-
bers Of the United states navy Who
served with marines during the war
especially 10 thoS" vino served over
seas. The same requirements j
presentation Of discharge papcrs for
indorsemcnt-wi!l he asked Of inc
sailors. All honorably niscbargcL
marines VINO served either at home or
abroad are entitled Ia a medal. can.
tain Howard urges all Ia call To-,
them AT once as he Is anxious to 20,
them distributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
NEW C0L0RED SCHOOL TO
BE AUTHORIZED BY BOARD
bnilding VIII Re Erected In Section
North of Brond Street. West
of Sixth.

There will be no new colorcd
school building IN the Randolph
otrrc' BAPTIST church section OF the
city. This solution OF n serious nroh-
rem mas been reached by the City
me question was raised at the
ate.tihs or the Finance Committee
OF city Council at its last me.tinp
wheh that body approved the rcsol1I-
ron appropriating the sum OF ST.
opn.uon Tor enlargement of school ia
.a.''rs IN hlchinond. The reSolu-
Ton was introduced in Council nv
councilman Carter c. Jones. OF Mad
'son ward. and was recommended for
adoption by Council, after discussion
city School Board.
This new colored school will be
erected at cost Of $4,000 and IL
VIII be located in the recognized col
orcd section. north of Broad Street
west of Sixth. This has been def,
hitcly decided upon by the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
EAGLES TO HEAR TALK BY
PAST PRESIDENT Herring
Meeting Wednesday Night of Di,Is
Acrir 10 he Marked by Varied

Frank j.. Herring. past grand prcsi-
n"ht OF the order OF Eagles, OF In
Acric at It's home. Third and Marshall
streets, Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
me occasion will be marked by
man Interesting features. including
vaudeville stunts. music and dancing
Visiting Eagles from Petersburg and
south Richmond viii be present TO
assist the Dixie acric In entertaining
tho visitor.
Mr. Herring will deliver n short ad-
dress on matters OF interest to the
fraternity and VIII devote . portion
OF his speech 10 a discussion OF the
industrial conditions In Europe. OF
which he has recently made n study
having Travelled extensively through
the war stricken countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
ENGINEERS TO MEET
Colonel Myers VIII Address Chnptcr
Members ut Luncheon in Rich
mOnd Hotel To-day

AT the luncheon Of .hc Richmond
Chapter. American Association a.
Engineers, which IS 10 bo hcla !,
the Richmond Hotel today a, !
O'Clock. Colonel " VI Myers. pirec-
tor OF Public SAFETY Will address TIC
lion in the safety of Richmond" lilo
will also touch on building ina,.c-
ton. Notices have been son, al, ia
many persons who are IN allied pro.
.fessions Inviting morn 10 attend Tho
to be present.
The national headquarters of ,ho
american Engineers Association g.
In Chicago and som" ~ tn" nrs. en-.
gineers Of the country arr 1T 49,
head OF 1t. The Richmond chs,,..r
was originated In 1915 ], has NV.
eight members. J e. Dick.r,nHs i
president OF the body ana Eirb.,r -
Meier is secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
DEMONSTRATES TEACHING
BY STERE0PTICON VIEWS
bri~Eatcs to I:ducntionat c,nf..
''"ch Impressed wiz slide

augmentation OF the method OF
.nt'hS chiIiren in schools with
..eriopticon views of the subiects
10y are studying Was made during
me educational conference mere last
Miss Anna Howard was IN
o. ,he demonstration. before a class
-, me tinter Park School. tau,,ht hv
Mss Florence Minor. This class is
,.,",V|M as me accclcrator class" be-
,"H9t II Is composed OF the banner
b"bl!s or the school. After the
''ti'oEStration the children were
lieu mon 10 ten what thcy had
hein recitation was one OF
nc pest ever heard by the teachers
PrvSeht' II was said. Visiting teach :
RS carried the idea home with them
I" Try and have the method yyorkc,:
~ w INC AChoo!s they are tcAchinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
POLICE PROBE ACCIDENT
TO MRS. c. J. MALLORY
Aged Woman suffers Severe In
jurtcs When Struck by nm
Unknown Vehicle

ioIIcr are conducting an lnvesti-
ation 10 ascertain the facts in con
ncci!on with the injuries suffered las;
rr!day afternoon by Mrs. g. j. NAL
Tory, 40 years old. who was taken
10 stuart Circle Hospital in an un
conscious condition. IT is recorded
a; police headTua that Mrs. Nal
rory was attempting TO cross the
street at Floyd and Hanover avenues
when she was struck by some We.
hiC!e driven by an unknown person.
~ was learned later that the aged
woman suffered four broken ribs and
Il proKcn coIiarbonc as "a result Of tn,
accident. Chief Sherry is anxiou,
mai the persons who carried Mrs
Mallory to the hospital give head.
luartcrs all the data thnY nnsscss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
M. E. MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OBTAINS WELSH SINGERS
'"h'ert VIII BE Given In Auditorium
OF John Marshall High school

;, Tn, Womens Missionary Society of
obtained the Dincver Welsh Cnpr"r1
company for a conscrt to be given
IN john Marshall High school audi
LVrt Im next Monday night. There
mas nccn a demand for this COMPANY
OF entertainers ever since the appear
Hnc, nero several weeks ago OF Tho
w "!Sh Glcc Club. OF Scranton. pa.
ihc artists forming the organization
ar" 81 Il high type. and Include sucb
performers a% Miss Jcanncttc Chris
iian, soprano; Miss Genevicvc An
crews, pianist. Ben Davies, tenor. and
Jonn George. baritone
~ is SAID that every member of the
company IS master OF his or her
hr,, ana That an attractive program
VII d. presented. Reservations may
De mad from members OF the society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
BAZAAR Is SUCCESS
Affair Held Mt McGiil Catholic ,-nto,
ior Benefit or North HicImond
Parrish

The Bazaar which wa. held last
Auditorium, for the brnciit Of No
North Richmond Parish Ruildinr
Fund closed Saturday night viii,
auction sales and the awarding Of
prizes. %
One Of the most intorost;,u 60
lures was the contest for an aIb
While the women in charge of ~.
various tables have not Wei b,b ~,
nnportnnity TO make complete re-
turns, II rs understood that Il larro
sum has been realized from tbn 10 e, '
Zaar and that NortG R:chmnnd
Parish Will soon be in Il positjon "a
erect its proposed permanent hula,
ing. "''u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Joint meeting city Council, =

Joint meeting City Council, s.
Advertising Committee of Chnm-
Der OF Commerce., westnorcInnd
Club, l..
Enginecrs' luncheon, Richmond
Hotel. 1.
Womnn's Club. i.
WcSthnmpton Citizens AsSocin-
lion, Country Club Of Virginia, =.
Little Thcnter League, Common
wealth Club, S,I5.
Ntwnnis Club. Twcnty-thIrd md
Cnry streets. S,:tO.
Annual dance. lodge RcEIna
Marguerite. No. IOII, q. T.. ID. /. OF
America, Colombo Hall, S:3O.
Academy. motion pictures and
N"uucEiile, 3, T:l5 nnd 9;I5.
strand, "Pnssing show" =.
NccrcntIon College opens, Conn
nunity Club, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
Kiyvnninn~ VIII Dance.

Ladies night VIII be celebrated
Tonight by the Richmond Kiwsnis
'Cinp with masked ball. at which
u. Norman Dart, manager ~ ,bn
Whitlock branch tobacco factory. wul
be host, In the building OF tho corn
'pany, T'wenty-third and Cary street
"Kiwanis Amateurs" will prcs.n, a
.prosram which Is being kept a mys.
terry by the club officials All mem
shera and their wives. daughters and
quests have been invited The CRANE
march wili,3e held u; $3.50 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
"HUMAM FLY" TO SCALE
RICHMOND HOTEL TODAY
VIII Also Perform in AIrpInnc Darling
Afternoon II Weather Is
ble.

William Strother. the so-callcd "IIu.
man Spider" will scale the Richmond
uses only his hands in performing
the feat. His last ascension was FOL
the benefit OF the wnr-savinG STANG
campaign, which was then In prog
rcss' This time he performs for the
benefit Of the V NJ {. a. OF the Med
zeal College OF Virginia.
The Human Srider" arrived In
Richmond yesterday in his airplane
After his climbing the Richmond lIo-
tel he will go 10 either the Fair
Grounds or Boulevard Field and per
form In his machine. If the weather
is not favorable he will postpone his
aerial stunts until the following day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
uenr 05-Ycnr-OId pre,rbc,

:. br. j. w. Wcllons. OF Zion College
y. c., spoke yesterday al bo,h morn.
.hF ana night tcrviccs I'm FRS,
CHRISTIAN Church, 1900 Honovcr Ave.
h": Or. Wcilons. who is in his
hIhcty-hith year. IS the oldest and
one OF n" best known ministers In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
Little Thcater League Ia Meet,

The Little Thcatcr League viii
no!d meeting tonight at S:l5 o'clock
AZ the Comment wealth Club. The
.ely l)nchllnE. a pantom!mc from
hnderscn's Fairy Tales. will he given
under the direction OF Miss Marvarct
Freeman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-29
Ad,-rt,>ing Committee to Meet.

nHNfI'NIhE tOhntIfTFf 10 !VcFt.
Tho Advertising Committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce has been
called by Chairman Ralph y. IIarri-
son 10 meet tomorrow afternoon Mt
o'clock at the Wcstmorcland Club.
Notice has been sent 10 Leroy s..
Cohen. T.. 4. Dietrich, Thomas j.
Howell. Percy j. Siraus and T.. i.
Sydnor, by w. II. Dahncy. business
manager Of the chamber and score
tary Of the committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WILLIAMS BARGAIN COUNTER

Five room, sleeping and breakfast
porch new bungalow, most modern
house in Dixieland on 100x135 lot
covered with orange grapefruit
grapes, etc. 100000
81 acre grove all nine year old trees.
Is acres grapefruit, nine acres Late
Valencia. One third cash and terms
to suit buys this big money max.
er for $4,000.
10 Acres on Lake Ariana at Auburn
dale. room bungalow, high pres
sure water system, one acre irriga-
ton, about 16 kinds of fruit, 2 ga
RACES, finest bathing beach. For
quick sale only 100000; 100000
cash, balance terms.
10 acres close to Lake Hollingsworth,
five acres in one to six year orange,
grapefruit and tangerines, neglect
ed, 2 IL acres woodland, 2 IL acres
cleared for trees or other crops,
surrounding raw land is selling for
$3.50. per acre. 100000
II IL acres on shores of Lake Park
er. 10 acres cleared ready to set to
trees. 1 IL miles from city. No
house. Price now with terms to
suit $4,000.
20 acres, nine in four to six year bear
ing orange<and grapefruit, six acres
Late Valencia one year. One acre
fine sugar cane, balance in crops.
Six room fair house, on hard roads
One Of our best bargains for $4,000.
100 acre finest farm in Polk County,
six rooms and bath, modern bunga-
low, 2 story garage with two rooms
up stairs fitted with toilet and Law.
atory, hot and cold running water.
Finest deep we'll water plant with
4 acres under Skinner irrigation.
Nine acres in old bearing grove, 20
acres virgin pine and balance all
under cultivation. Including mules
and full line implements fer $4,000.
G. J. WILLIAM, Telegram Office
Down Stairs-Phone 337 Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01
ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE or SCHOOL
Q0NnC

Whereas by an election held In Special Tar
District No. IL Of Polk County. Florida, on
the 10th day Of August, A. ID. 1920, twenty
five hundrled ($2.500.00l dollars Of schoo,
bonds were authorized to be issued for and
in behalf Of said Special Tax School District
Number IL by the Board Of Public Instruction
Of Polk County. Florida for the following pur
poses to-wit:
For the purpose Of procuring funds to COM
plete the Kathleen school building and to
iquidate the indebtedness Of said district
And whereas, on the Goth day Of August, A
d. 1920. the said Board OF Public Instruction
canvassed the result Of said election and de-
clared that the result Of said election was In
favor Of issuing said bonds for said Special
Tax School District No IL.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Public Instruction Of Polk County. Florida,
will receive bids for the purchase Of SAL
bonds at the Office Of the Superintendent
Of Pblic Instruction Of said County In
the City Of Barlow. Florida, on or
before the expiration Of THIRTY 1907 DAYS
from the first publication of this notice. The
first publication Of this notice shall be on the
25th day Of August. A. D. 1920, In the Lake
land Telegram. a newspaper published in the
City Of Lakeland, Florida, there being NO
newspaper published In said Special Tax
School District No. IL. and shall be published
thereafter for THIRTY 1901 DAYS. The bids
for said bonds will be opened and considered
as to their acceptance by the Board on the
2Sth day Of September. A. D. 1920, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the Office Of the Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction Of Polk County, Flor
ida, in the City Of Barlow. Florida. The
amount Of bonds so offered for sale shall be
in the sum Of TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED
| ($2,50OOO) DOLLARS for the purposes as
above stated The said bonds shall bear in
terest at the rate Of five Is pct) per cent
per annum, the interest being payable semi
annually from the date Of said bonds, and the
principal Of said bonds shall mature and be :
come due ten years from their date.
The Board Of Public Instruction Of said
county requires all bidders for said bonds to
deposit with said Board, certified check
payable to its chairman. G. B. Murrell, in the
sum of one hundred ($l0O00) dollars, that the
bidder shall comply with the terms OF his
bid. and any bidder whose bid shall be &C
cepted shall be liable to the said School
Board for all damages on account Of the non
performance Of the terms Of his bid, and the
check so given shall be forfeited to the said