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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22
What's In A Name?
b.
MILDRED
MARSHALL
,pgrish,. 1913. b. IL wheeler sysaseA.s. lae.,

explanation of IT'D origin is that the
name is derived from the feminine
AdaIhert or Adelchen, signifyfng
daughter" in FARMLAND. Alix or
Alisa in Lombardy was naturalized
in England when Alix la Belle mar
ried Henry l.
Alexandria is the talismanic
stone Of Alice. 1t 10 found in the
emerald mines of Russia and its
splendid green which changes to
pulsatingly to columbine red. makes
It representative Of the Russian ma
, tonal colors and therefore hon
ored as a national stone. The Rus
SLAMS believe that it brings great
good fortune. It denotes hope and
when dreamed of. indicates much to
look forward to. Monday is Alice's
lucky day and her lucky number
Her flower IL the white hawthorne
which means hope.
{; Alice has been surrounded ira.
ditionally by all the virtues and
simplicity which man is supposed
to desire In woman. Indeed, the
name is POLITICALLY synonymous with
true blue" 1t has been immortal
lied In the old song Ben Bolt:
"Oh don't you remember Swee
| Alice. Ben Bolt.
Sweet Alice with hair so brown
Who thrilled with delight when 70,
gave her . smile,
| And trembled with fear at you.
! frown?"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

publican stale ticket It ID unfortunate that
Nr Small permitted himself to b lassoed BY
EN- Thompson. But be IL earring the Brand
anc hs must accept the consequences
Were 1t possible for Mr.. Small to be gov
ernor without Objectionable dictation perhaps
he would give 4 satisfactory administration
Eut it IL his misfortune that he wonld be un-
able to do this. He accepted the Thompson
conditions and be must face the music. Bill
Thompson n not in the habit Of making men
politically Without demanding price for his
service. He ha, got Len Small tied hand and
foot, and the voters Of Illinois know t. II
they don't they ought to. for it is to thsir In
| terest to 80 to It tina. nan who Is free to
oct for them is placed in the executive man
sion 1t Springfield They don't want man
mere who will have to take ais daily orders
| from the political boss Of Chicago
The Argus wishes that Mr.. Small could tell
the people Of Illinois that he is not allied with
Bill Thompson Of Chicago and could convince
them that he is not bossed from that source.
Tho Argus would prefer that Mr.. Small and
! Mr.. Lewis, his Democratic opponent were
equally acceptable to the people Of Illinois
| a. candidates for governor, and that It wefs
possible to conduct campaign free Of mud
singing But the singing was started during
81 the primaries. 1t was begun within the ranks
Of the Republican party. by the very men Yho
are today supporting MI Small men who As
serted before the primaries that ne Was unnt to
serve the people Of the state as their governor
because Of his relations with the boss Of Chi
cago Tho people who gave their votes to
Oslesby in the primaries were induced to ID
70 because Of the charges that were made
against Small by Oglesby and his friends
Nothing has happened since the primaries "a
convince them that Oglesby and his friends
were lying before the primaries. They still
believe that Small is hooked up with bunch
Of politicians that wants control Of the statt
government purely to advance their selfish
/ political ambitions. &c. under the circum
. stances The Argus in all sincerity feels that i
will be for the best interests of the state o.
Illinois to elect Mr.. Lewis next month.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22
THE CHALICE.

E. W. S.. weftake it, is single. Let US sug-
gest that love and peace do not rime but (we're
taking a horrible risk!) that strife finds q
rhine in wife. l
What Fori Mebbe They're Trying to Forget It.
from the Monmouth Atlas.
Mr.. and Ma G.. W. Woods had been
married 10 years ago yes.erda:. Sew
eral Of their friends 'callei al their home
the event.
FIVE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS UP TC
BANKERS"
Only five? How simple. We've got 1o5
at least
The Conpcsitor and Proofrnder Both
Hated to Spoil This.
Canton Corr. Peoria starr.
The Kiwanis club of Canton now has
IS members.
The way to kill clubs is to make them
recepticalS for incidious 'nonpartisan"
propaganda The members soon get
tired Of the dishes served them.
THE gentleman who conducts the column
to our left opines the question to be settled b,
the people Nov. is whether they wish tina
the government move along cautiously, o.
whether they wish a man in the White hous
who possesses individual initiative" A MAJ
/, who possesses mere initiative cannot, o
course be considered.
WILL the editor Of the ssi;errard Bulletil
please print the rest Of his short story, III
Ncrton Street? It stopped rather abrupt
last week, about one paragraph, we surmise
before the mystery vas solved.
"MACSw1NEY'5 DEATH BELIEVED T,
BE- NEAR"-The Argus.
| LET'S see; who is MacSUiney:
4 Z. NC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

lAny sseAw ess ~ ~ snsww - .
ooe OufooA 1po0ogte J. 8ad1Eia, plroe06,
edo1oeo md eDc3op tVo-cans ato0o IT, -
coo9dufaal. ~ goplteo ha1ng aoot &lsUe1
Daad 70 anoay0o01 lseorss).
q. Who said Better to wesr out
than to rust oute A. A. :
A. This 10 attributed to Bishop
Cumberland Who lived from 1882
until his. When . friend told him
that he would wear himself out BY
his incessant application he replied,
Better to wear out than to rust
out"
@. In cuttiug cards in auction
bridge 10 there any difference in
the value Of suits! C. EN-.
A. In cutting, the ace u the low
ct card; between cards Of other
wise equal value, the lowest II the
spade. next the heart next the dia-
mond. and highest the club.
Q. Has the postal mouey order
rate OF exchange been adjusted!
G. z. n.
A. The postoMce department says
mat 2 ne1 conversion table Tor usa
IN tTn1eacttGn q international
postal monsy order Ausiness went
INTO e6ects AUG. le. This appIiee
eely - eceers tapue4 izE4he Uni1ad
Stafes g lay9aelt 4 fcesisn couA-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22
H L1ly NitAeut I SIT

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II LAZY Wltho1t Z Dp1nt
4 hnstneas woman writing On her
nr fset.eh..as manea this inter-
..-.Es.-.-...
as cDss. 4
an one OF your very appfe-
cdattve readers on the corset pfopo-
sition. and cannot refrain longer
from thanking you Tor yoar excel
lent articles
= rebelled ct wearing ? coeet n
the beginning. and have reecned tine
settled % age OF 81 years without
Z eASklnS stomach l0 leoicteol
and VIII challenge any Of my sex
on ersct carriage and perfect health:
u an NO Pyymy eather-.b test Z
inches, and weigh lss pounds
Many times ! nave had 70 stand
alone IN my Independence 0ut now
AAse several followers equally vii.
ing % forego custom.,l have kept
= ocraDbook q your uSAsured n
ucies on the subject - excellent
reading for splint wearees VINO afe
free with advice.
How amused Chinese women
binding their feet, must feel wner
they read about American women
binding their tfun.Ie.
Women should develop more o.
the spirit OF the worm. The worn
turns. A woman simply can't turl
when she gets her splints on. 4
worm has. . graceful, undulatint
carriage, and never grows ungain
ly nor has . sagging stomach. 4
woman who has worn abdomfna
splints 10 years -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

~ Julia A.. Psrtsr, the Tavern.
4 Crnlton,s vta
Copyright, 1890 blythe Wheeler
II Syndicate Inc.1
j Jane stood before the mirror, Inn
! PARTIALLY sscsutinising the lady ~
setsd thsrein. fs1-s
Darn itH.xt thought Jane.
III mifroeswas between two win
1DWe and reacAedhto the 1oor. She
sfanrup The sha11s, Letting In . flood
Ii { snnlight, esfspped nearer and re-
oQDod her scrutiny. 81
81 Darn it!v whispered Jana.
s. ~ took . hand mirror, rsvolved
gly. stili keeping ~ the pitiisss
kStiny. III.
rparn ~" said Jane, vigorously.
~ la6y N he mirror was not 1T
: 1Ao1ty& tho1gh she might have
- mn4Ge 70 dosen yeAss before.
> - Sls1hesiMeeo shAhby; hsf shan11
~ Nnd,fo1 1Dd ! hsrs hair, who'll
0qqe1Al - u1aGEse WAS twisted
~ Arm Anoh oaatho tnc1GNk ket
I'M se9ler the 01nAioal u NRome1
1Qyesno 1flno 70 wasts On -
pSt 1yenf !; ahe Duoooees
l11EsGnn11 ~ lclAhofnoo -
IN wtple 1xpfG6-
r. 49, int5ea1i6t unnAiti.
. !.'l !. M - IAassta
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22
Argus Information Bureau

2 eus.uss b. whiting The Argus 49,
urn postaSU. Ho bries. All tnqul
n esch tDdivtdus.. No attenuoo
tries. All international mcn1 e
ders issued in foreign countries y
payment in the United States - 4
payable at their full face valus = =
United States currency rs ceft
on corresponding advises, - a.
tofore.
Q. What does the term ~
the turkey" mean? W. "A
A. This IL an expression used
lumber camps. A turkey Is
containing q lumberjack's outnk
"histe the turkey" is to take 49,
personal belongings and
camp.
q. What country raises the
tobacco? What one uses the
"A. In addition to being the !
ING tobacco producer Of the ~
the United States 10 also the e
cot exporter, the greatest imp
and the greatest consumer q
becco. India 10 the. second la
producer and likewise the -
I6feest consumer. using NJ
In oRn fohSecn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

~ At bVAAs A14AsSe 0AAN . 80 = - Sys J
in IA, Republican state special train bearing
Len Small. candidate for governor, and the
sctAer nominees on the state ticket, will be in
brock Island for an hour tomorrow noon to
ffell, tho people why they should be elected.
s1Aeres are some excellent men on the Repub-
slisAn. STATE ticket this year who deserve TO-,
sanA douhtieas will, be successful in the No
Sembsr ballottng. Therefore the party should
1 have respectful hearing tomorrow. It is
4 rarely that such distinguished party Of can
didates visits Rock Island during political
campaign.
s Az rule the nominees make separate can
sasses. But Len Small approaching his hand
B leap. is calling for help. He needs the moral
.appport OF the men and women who are run
I nipg on the state ticket with him. He bears
/ The -odium Of the Thompson stripe His nomi-
nation was made possible By the Thompson
ssneHsrs For rthesnext two years, assuming that
4 ~ - able to put himself across IA The forth
gseQming election. he will b dominated -
I'M honpson. This assertion IL not made by The
s41Eps because Of political prejudice Herein
-lies -&hs contrast with the others on the Re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Department Of totics agents find that IN
uoens cases, hotels asd restaurants have been
aakiag 200 rnd 300 pr cent on the food served.
s6ut get the bettersof them, in way-they
dida't sefvG me mudh" boasted = fellow, Just
before he fsinted from hunger.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Al A Chicago socieV man played through q
rasns Of polo yesteniay with his right hand
temporsrily paralyzsd from mallet blow.
That's nothing. Wa once heard OF q golfer
who, while temporarily paralyzed, defeated .
friend who had nevet touched, drop OF liquor
N his entire life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Is freely attributes to female com
plainf,r sskidnAyA troubls" and !
don't know what al imaginary
diseaseA ).
II theess 10 Z tendency toward
ovefnourishment, as there is In the
majority Of households, the be-
splinfed woman gathers Stacker
flesh ABOUT her middle and strus-
gles ingvain to conceal i by more
splints and tighter binding.
II our daughters are reasonably
well educated, which includes train
|ins from the eyebrows down Is
we'll ~ mental training. they Will
never get into the splint habit At
all.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
SunstrokA
What effect does 1 -sunstroke or
its after effect have on the brain!
| A friend had q sunstroke and It
seemed to affect his mind. Last
summer he committed suicide.
NJ. NJ. o.
Answer-Physical weakness In
warm weather. sometimes impaired
memory. and snly occasionally &C
tual mental change develops as q
late sequel Of a severe sunstroke.
| Sugar In Urine.
!; Recently upon life insurance ex-
animation the company held up my
! policy because traces OF sugar were
found in the urinalysis. What
does this signify and what steps
should I take? E. S. Y.
Answer-It does not signify any
thing particularly. Possibly you
had been eating excessively Of
candy or sweet foods; possibly you
iwere under mental strain q emo.
tional excitement. Your own ply
stefan can find out by examination
whether it has any abnormal sig
!niflcance. A. life insprance exam
lination is but q poor test Of man'l
health statps. at best.
| Hard ChaAcre.
! Would a hard chancre leave thu
spot affected without any doctor
ling? J. s.
I Answer-Hard chancre 10 merel!
the primary sore Of syphilis. II
the course Of few weeks It usual
Ily heals. leaving little scar. Heal
ing is more rapid, and leaves les
scar If treatment Is thorough
(please do not call treatment "dE
toring"D. But the systemic coDdi
stion H. the important question. no
fthe local sore. The treatment, o
course. is systemic.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

q II 10 said that dridng the war the govern
- ment,s leather expett ordered $4,000 high
sssrnda army ,saddles fjor 100000 cavalry horses,
of. nina saddles for ,shchs horse oOr. possibly.
!. ia exvectedi some sf those aviation oficers
I &ould want to wear them with their spurs,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

sss Rosie Quinn. little blonde. who was said
10 have the sshapelitst legs in "The Passing
EslhDw,A and displayet them at every perform
( 1nsG haA just married an Omaha millionaire
rxAseh recalls what some modern sage has
1sid., .Girls. II you can't win 'em with your
heads, use your legs 80
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Mrs. Charlie ChspAn advises girls never to
marry genius. O.sswonders wnere sne gov
information on whichnto base such advice.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Chicaeu' has uncovered. . plo: to charge
Dollar q doseu for cold storage eggs 1ns
sptosy does mot say Who scented the plot
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

The oon OF . Puritan WIN Co.
Dser = 1873 visited PNn6r
when ne was % years old. II l71i
b identined the rock and KIM Z B
|Arge number OF witnesses tolt ~ !
It0Fy OF the landing a. h ~
heard It from his father md ~
others. when he was q chiM. Rvos Il
when this man was . little N y
rock was famous and hsld = Is.
spect. ia IDENTITY is futthef. -.
Dtanfiated Dy oid records s1tnl =
existsnee, a
Bronze Memorial Fte6sa !,
Back from Plymouth RoclL r.
the Pilgrim village stood. r ~ N
to be various memorials. 1}Ssss.s
statute OF Massasoit. thu ~ 49,
Indian chief, ID to stand On asKsss
hill; . small clay model. mafs l.
tne sculptor, cyrus Dallfn. hsuo9
IN the Boston ofiices Of the Tefe0.
tenary commission. The Big xAi1e
molly posed etands holding ~
peace PIPE ana looking tAsee
iuIly on - the strange pAIeseoo
wno must oe tolerated. By -
Town Drook, wnere the PilSf6
women did their washing, there ~
TO pc . bronze statute & . n
80 DoeAee.
THESE statues ana Other mesnm.
lais are oelns gwen ~ diferenk
patfiotic societies. Maasachusetli
mas set ASIDE $Szo,OOo for melhbf.
iai ouilding, snd the engineering
WORK ana otner necessary tmptove-
mepts are to be paid for BY asfsh1
Congress was asked for $7so AooS
but appropriated only 100000. Tkis
may mean that the plans for be4uU.
Tying the waterfront caHnot b
completed by next summer. IN
commission expects to complete
work on the rock and il immsd-
late surroundings flrst, and thea,
II funds hold out, the two prc.
montortes will be restored. one 4
. time.
The financial situation ID to b
somewhat relieved by the tercear
tenary hall dollars which congress
authorized to be minted and soll
As souvenirs. The half dollar vtll
nave a picture OF the MayhoWer a
one side, ana on the other o bust
OF Governor William Bradford.
wearing the Pilgrim cloak and ~
ana carrying his history OF Ply
mouth under his arm. Special
stamps will be issued also-a'grsoe
one-cent stamp showing the May.
flower, . red two showing the NJ
ing Of the Pilgrims; and q 0ve-61A
stamp In blue showing the sisnine
OF the compact aboard the Aays
flower.
The Loaf Nayflower.
Renroductions of the famosi
Mavfiower will be seen eysrys
; whera in Plymouth and BOstn
| next summer hut. the timberp r
the shin itself are mot expected 4
nrurs In the celebrations To Il
.nra an Enp,ish meet c,aims h
h.v. Uncovered the old hulk ~
.-thor,t;sa m pilgrim histnrv n
pcston a..nra No that from ~
..n-~ .;var ovt there ia m ,.sd,
h,l;tv ~ ths chin he;ny fha ~,
10000
~ sssm. that M.voower Una !,
nonr,ar : rsn. ~ sh,ns a. =,
! IN .a,trr~ =. Marv or pslla 4
tcS.v Th... w.ra m Ices thsr =
Mavf,overs sailing the seas a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

she should be paid for the work
she does and the fact that she is a
woman should not be considered.
There are arguments against this.
however. 1t does not seem fair
Tor a woman who needs money for
her own needs only to earn a. much
as man with a family.
Dsar Mfs. Thompson: Should a
gtrl accept the attention Of 4 Young
man II she has no intentions OF
marrying him? Is it right to 20
with him just for the sake Of going !?
II che finds his intentions are ser
ious what should she do!
PERPLEXED.
It is all right for . girl to accent
the attentions Of . young man even
II she has no intention OF marrying
MIN. A friendship between q young
man and young woman IL . splen-
did thing and enriches the life az
both. Sometimes one cares too
much and IL hurt when the friend
ship ceases, but rarely permanently.
] do not believe . GIRL should 70
with . young man Just for the SAY q
OF going. but II she likes him a :
friend. It 10 perfectly ell right.
She should not assume that his
Intentions are serious unless he
says something which gives her rea-
son to know definitely. Then She
should say that she does not. and
cannot love him. She should ofPer
to be his friend and say that he
must not think Of her In any other
way.
Daer Mn. Thompson: Il . reg
ular use o6 olive OIL .good foe ths
skin to ooetan Il and keep Il freeh
looking7 Or what u best Tor roueh.
dry s1in? ANxInTTa
Olive OIL would b ant TO cause
Il me gr0Nfh q hair on tho face
Wash the lace thorouehly every
night beeote rettring and then rub
~ 9 eeoe coad 1Funa. by 8 skin
- 49, paher 1haa .. saaish.
s. - "A J S. "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

4 pair of ,uonkeygiyit . king. For while
i Il was thonght the king would de- put ~ iae'
accounts the monkeys had died.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22
yAM KaRET.

~
When no bright thought our brain begu1les
We often take squint
Back through or old and dusty hles ii
For something to reprint; III
and sometimes ~ can excavafe
A fairly decent verse
Which, though IT b not up-to-date,
Might very well be worse.
We must, you understand, Of course,
Read much old stun again
And that proceeding Is . source s
To us Of mental pain. Il
For whom some lines We read We bow
Our head in grief and sigh,
Then look once moro and wonder how
We let that stun get by!
Some verses we writ long ago,
OF which we then were proud,
Today we should not care to show
Nor hear them read aloud.
Ne gaze upon them in despair J.
And sob sob thereat,
Then muttAr while We softly swear):
Oh, gosh! Did We write THAT!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

The deer, guide and COW season is open in
the north woods.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

Gangs that are robbing guests in hotels
should realize the boniface has prior claim.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

A Chicago society man paid $4,000 to have
lis divorce kept out Of the paperA A court
clerk is said to have got the money. But the
newspapers eventually, as they usually do, got
tbs news, and printed 1t.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

BUT a woman" elucidates la Sylphe,
IN Oriental dancer Of Chicago. ITO be content
ed must look at a beautiful shape mostly IN
the nude subconsciously in order to consider
her own" Now, we should imagine q cheval
glass the better medium for critical consid-
Grafton But as for being contented-well.
that depends on the reflection.
Is This Garden Barreled or BOttledt
. Bushnell Corr Galesburg Republican
Register).
Tuesday morning my daughter went
down into the garden and picked enough
lima beans from the wines, and plenty
for two meals Four persons partook
Of them, at each of the two meals.
ON Mas sport page Wednesday was pic
ture of Johnny Schauers. Johnny wore car
and overcoat and his neck seemed properly
dressed. The picture. however, was cut OF d
the knees and we were bit perturbed until
We noted beside his name I'm street attire"
THE CHALICE.
| have drunk from the chalice Of love,
| From her beautiful chalice OF gold,
And the bliss OF the spirits above
| Ger my heart in its majesty rolled.
| / have tasted loves wonderful wine,
| That was caught from the presses of life,
And the seraphim's rapture is mine.
| And their peace, which is stranger to strife
: e. W. S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-22

! Advertising today is necessity and an
ASSET The time has arrived when the manu-
facturer and the merchant must carefully fig
ure advertising cost and carry 1t in their budget
AZ an expense just as essential as rent or labor,
properly charging it against each product and
article. Advertising has been hurt by emo
tional appropriations. by spasmodic flares.
Fer instance some men still advertise only
when they have spare money and never put
out . line when times are dull and they need
business Edward N. Hurley, Chicago manu-
facturer.
The New York herald., 1920-12-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.


WAR DEPARTMENT. Sale OF Buildings and
Fixtures Remaining Therein.
,he ouartermaster General OF the Army
o,fers FOR sale Government property At Camp
%,,ster four miles from Battle Creek Mlchl-
s.p officer in charge will show property 10
nrospective purchasers at any time. Further
setails. specifications and bidding blanks
vnav he obtained from Sixth Corps Quarter
ma ster. Fort sheridan. Ill. Proposals viii be
onened AZ 10 A. NJ. on December %. 1920, In
,ho office Of the Chief Real Estate Division ,
construction Service, Quartormaster General.
room 2f36 Munitions Building, Washington,
-
The New York herald., 1920-12-02
PROPOSALS.
ADVERTISEMENT
CITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.

$4UU,UUU.UU
Dock and Belt Railroad Improvement Bonds.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold
Sealed bids win be received by the Board
OF Commissioners OF the City of Pensacola,
Florida. from December I'd 1920. to twelve
O'Clock noon OF January 10th, 1921. for all
or any part OF the City OF Pensacola
$500 900. 90 4l5eo Dock and Belt Railroad I'M
proveiuant Bonds for delivery TO purchasers
February 1st, 1921.
Bids must be on form of proposal furnished
by the City of Pensacola
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Said bonds being 80 year bonds, dated
January 1. 1920 copy Of opinion of John G.
Thomson. attorney, New York, will be fur
nished successful bidder.
For further particulars address the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company. %
Cedar ST., New York, N. y, or the under
signed. l.. d. SANDERS,
Attest: Mayor, City of Pensacola.
l.. z. HEINBERG. City Clerk.