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TgE PENS A COLA JOURNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1920 SEVEN The Pensacola Journal Mhy The Marketplace of West FIcrida-The Want CIRCULATION INCREASfNG Remember, to be urt of your copy of the Sunday Journal. It is necessary that you order the paper regularly from The Journal. Phone 1500. Read the Want Ad pages today. a Everybody Reads JOURNAL Want Ads Jo ur nal DAILY Ads. Work' All The Time WEEKLY SUNDAY 3U,uuu people Small Cost Big Results Ad. Columns of I HI JOURNAL WANTS ONE CENT A WORD IN ADVANCE ONE RATE TO ALL rr the words In your adver :t ar)i multiply it by the cf times you desire It priut 1 remit accordingly, counting of words include the T r Sale," "Wanted." etc.. .t aaJi'e3. RATES ertisement taken for less ents. FACH CAPS. LIKE THIS VO CENTS PER WORD. rhed matter.' line dashes. .t. clarified display: 6o VV per inch (12 lines make i'.t:' :..h ) s':m advertisers with ledger !!' rr.iy have advertisements K I! nrdfra should be given In at: tins. n"-.er over the telephone. A !v -f '" should give their -: ! ; i-stoffice address as well -vine number if they de- ' Few readers have a ' , mi they can't communi-.-, ?h you unless they know your If 'ri'5 advertiser dsies. replies iy fee cnt to Journal Office. Journal Want Ads Cover West Florida. FOR SALE C.!E Girl's bicycle: a bargain; I condition. Phone 1171. I S'M.i: Eight-room house. Mod-"- -rnmcps. Newly painted. 114 - "-nt St. 7t-512 A . -Yale bicycle and spare tire. .l-vra tehed but machine ha rh.-un and pedals. $18. Call "''clock. tf -U." : -Hatching gss. Barred Cocks, trap nested record. ! . f-eres. 52.00. L. T. Martin. a. ola. Fla. 5t-463 " r,-. AT.o One second hand Chevrolet. Crvantes. 5t-50." AT.T Four room cottage, near 'ir sale i.y owner, cash or 'liross. A. r Evans, 1122 Milan Cirleans. La. 494 -TK Second haml brick. 26 E. " 5t-.493 -i- Uncalled for suits and pants. ' London Wcoien Mills. 166 - -Thirty-acre farm of fertile : ;.'.!id. near Gonzalez station, -i.!. nee and other valuable im nn ideal location. See Holsl.f-rry. 403 Thiesen Build "c'.t. Florida. Phone 172. 390 s AT,U Spponj ninT sewing ma ' f lb malM t nn ,,r r- "midst Music -- - - -" . - j t m u v,ii.r w 11 House, rhori 12SS I'mn o! powo-ered Mtlk. tott S. Pond. Distributor. Rua street. Pensscola. i6. .Alt THREE HOLLAHS A TH .S ALL IT WILL COST YOU L:y , R RAN D NEW REX VISIBLE "WRITER AT A REMARKABLY PRICE. PHONE 2030, .P. O. BOX 334 SALE ' passenger j0o rar; KOO(j ' ,ing order; bargain at $500 cah. any time 1120 North Palafox 524 ALE Nin Jersey yearling heif - Duroc brood sows, also pigs. J. r. Flomaton road. Roberts. Fla. 492 -ALE Large Berkshire boar. ' : about 350 lbp. Price $350.00. A seen at my place at Cross ! - (v Roberts, Fla., Route A. l'eter Johnson. 406 M.'C Pecans. A large select nut ?.c 'iit lb. in 5-lb packages. Phone 334 - L E Ten lots in East Pensacola overlooknlg Bay and bayou. r quick sale call 16 14 E. Gov- 331 VI Fine milk cow, u-ifor fresh soon. also blooded Phono 66S 330 ALE Six miles from town, 62 i-f land. acres in cultivation, 70 dairy cow, 2 heifers, one horse a and fannins tools. Apply ' Utsfield, Route 2, Big Bavou. 523 POSSESSION AT ONCE K you want a cozy little home right now, with bath, gas, ; 1 1 ur cold water, two bed rooms, look at 1322 East C, n street. Then see us for terms, price, etc. We will .u'ai t- show you. ' ... J,H0ME 367 ELBERT A. CLUBCS, Sales Agent FOR SALE -5? FACTS ABOUT BALDWIN COUNTY, ALABAMA. Large and small tracts of farm land, timber, game preserves, busi ness opportunities Tor sale. Pecan groves, winter homes. Bought, sold, exchanged, leased; investigations; estimates, taxes paid. BALDWIN COUNTY BOARD OF ! TRADE, 1 Bay MInette, Ala. ! W try' 1 ft FOR SALE CHEAP One Buick six roadster in A-l condition, cash or terms to reliable party. Apply at P. O. Box 230. City. 7t-733 FOR .SALE Five room cottage, 1006 X. Alcaniz St. Apply 612 X. Alcaniz St.. Phone 20r. 3t-740 FOR SALE My services at painting. Less than you pay' elsewhere. Will Davis, 216 Church St. 3t-730 FOR SALE Ladies' sfur coat. Reason able. Phone 580. 21S- S. Palafox. 3t-740 FOR SALE One Batler and one perfec tion oil heater. Only used a few times. One velour covered couch and some car penter's tools, also a new ukulele and mandoline. Apply 424 E. Strong. 3t-742 FOR SALE Six-room house, 609 N. Al caniz St. Xewly painted inside and out. Xew roof. Phone 2028. 3t-744 FOR SALE House and lot on Romana and Baylen. Apply to Mrs. "Have Tobfn. 416 W. Chase. 7t-735 FOR SALE ONE DODGE TOURING CAR. GOOD CONDITION. CAN BE SEEN AT CENTRAL GARAGE. 3t-514 FOR SALE Carpenter made, three par titioned, water proof, screened doors rabbit house. 1"22 E. Strong. Phone 11G4. 3t-510 FOR SALE Six-room cottage; all mod ern conveniences, lot 75x150, plenty of fruit and shade trees, garage. East Hill 1 block to car line, will be sold at a bargain. Address "Owner," P. O. Box No. 1002, City. FOR SALE One three speed electric, fully equipped Harley Davidson mo torcycle ana side car. Call at 49 E. Gregory St. After 6 p. m. FOR SALE Grocery business. Small stock at a bargain for cash, D00 N. Hayne St. 478 FOR SALE 2400 N. 12th Ave., 30 lots, S-room house, garage, other outbuild ings, hearing pecan trees; leaving city; terms if desired. C. E. Freeman, above address or phone 1835. 501 FOR RENT ii'viii, Kt.N'l' Unfurnished rooms. No chil j dren, 1221 E. Strong. 3t-740 FOR RENT Two large rooms and kitch ennette. Apply 42 1 E. Strong. 3t-741 FOR RENT One front furnished room, use of bath and phone. 227 E. Gregory". Phone 12S0. 2t-743 FOR RENT Nice room, with privilege of connecting bath. 23 W. Cervantes. Phone 951. 628 FOR RENT Furnished room. Modern conveniences, 562 W. Garden. 7t-511 FOR RENT Furnished room, 576 W. Garden St. 493 FOR RENT St. -Rooms, 203 W. Gregory et-501 FOR RENT Furnished room for gen tlemen. Apply 36 E. Gregory. 7t-502 FOR RENT Five unfurnished rooms, 50S E. Gregory St. 4t-466 FOR RENT Nice rooms with privilege t of connecting bath 23 W. Cervantes. (Phone 951. 528 FOR RENT Three unfurnished or part ly furnished rooms, 703 E. Belmont. B27 'FOR RENT Two room house for light j housekeeping, gas, electric lights use of phone. Phone 1614. 333 FOR RENT One nicely furnished front room with all conveniences. 222 W. Gregory ?t. 529 FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children, 431 W. Gregory. 2t-497 FOR RENT Unfurnished West Chase. rooms. 121 522 HOW THE MEXICANS VOTE. There is a sequel, pathetic in its way, to the administration of Col. Edward 11. Plummer as provost marshal general of Vera Cruz. Shortly after the Americans . l- 1 v. laorinir TiehiTllI thf-TYl haa winiuii , - (clean streets and an orderly atmosphere, 1 . .1 .. fnr mavor fnrovostt of the city. -Many Mexicans cast their ! votes for Col. Plummer for mayor! The .colonel so identified has not yet re urn Ld to Vera Cruz, but he may do so at ,'vt0time.-R. H- natt'in the A crld's iwork for February. " HELP -FEMALE WANTED A cook. References required. 1624 E. Jackson St. 7t-474 HELP MALE CPvIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Feb-March. Men. women, 18-iiO eligi ble. $no month. Experience unneces sary. For free particulars, write J. Leon ard (former Civil Service Examiner) 18 Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C. 631 WANTED TWO STEADY, RELIABLE BOYS TO CARRY ROUTES. APPLY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, THE JOURNAL. WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE TO WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR. NAL. 317S BOTS EARN MONEY aeUJng The Pen eacola Journal, dally and Kundav wanted. 130 t,oys daily and 2) roy Sundays to make from 50c to $5 a Jay. Ee Circulation Manager any moniing 6 clock. LOST AND FOUND LOST OR STRAYED A seven . weeks old liver and white pointer duddv 1 with short tail. Finder please return to F. W. Crenshaw, 1623 N. 9th Ave., -or (Pensacola Shipbuilding Company rnd re j ceive reward. 471 LOST Large, white Tom cat, black mark on tail and over one eye; one ear badly scarred and sore. Reward for information where he can be found. Ap ply 4 East' Gregory. Phone 1605. I FOUND A narrott. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Address "Parrott" Care Journal. 332 DANCING DANCING TAUGHT, at 206 West Greg ory StreeL For information. Phone 278. LODGE NOTICE BROTHERHOOD OP RAILWAY ClERK Pensacola Lodge 311. Regular meetings first and third Fri day each month. K. of P. Hall. ABE DANIELS, J. W. SMITH. . President. Recording Secretary. 73( Modern Oraer of Praetorian. Pensacola Ccancil. No. IOCS. m-t every Record and fourth Monday at a p. m. In W. O. W. iiall, corner omaii and Baylen streets. . All Pr- torians n 3 cordially Invited. MV E. MOHET. S. A. C. K. SMITH. Rec Machinist Helpers Lodge. Machinists Helper's Lodge. No. 901, meets every Wednesday night In Boil ermakers" hall, on corner of Palafor. and Romana streets. I. P. BTJRTT. President. O. Everett, Rec. Sec. PENSACO-A LODGE. No 4. I. O. O. P. Pensacola Lodge. No. S. I. O. O. F., meets eery Thursdav night at 7:30. at Ralforc hall, comer Baylen and Belmont streets. Visitors cordially Invited. J. D. MTLLER. N. Q. JOE S. NICOLA D. R. S. SHIP CARPENTERS. JOINbiSS AND CAULKERS. Local Union. No. 815. C?rneners. Join ers and Caulkers, mts Thursday nleht each wek. at 7:30 o'clock, at W. O. W. hall, comer Bfle Rnmnna streets. J. E. WATSON. President. R. W. MTJRFHREE, Secretary. JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS Pensacola Council No. 35. Junior Order Fnited. American Mechanics, meets es ond and fourth Fridays. T. m., at K. of P. HaH. S. A. BarTT. Con. W E. WTNCJ. n. S DAMON LODGE. NO. 13, K. of P. Damon Lodge, No. 13 Knlsrhts of Pvthia meets in regular session Tuesday evening at Catle Hall at 7:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome. W. C. CAMPBELI C. C. B. V. HOLLAND. K. of R. 3. K LODGE NOTICE. Pensacola Trades and Labor Council meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., at 12 1-2 West Zarragossa Street. H. S. KIELET. President. JAS. N. JOLLT. Secretary. P. O. Box 22. ELECTRfCAL WORKERS. Local Union No. 327. I. B. E. W., mets everv Monday at 7 p. m., at Boil ermakers' hall. All visiting brothers and service men in good standing cor diallv invited. M. LONGMIRE, R. C. LODGE NOTICE. Wanted all members Live Oak Camp No. 1 W. O. W. to pay their regular assessment at Coo Nim Company, 52 E. Garden, C. E. REICIIM AN C. C. ' LEWIS NIMS," 367 Clerk. TRANSFER Storage B I N fi H A M TRANSFER COMPANY, PHONE 334. HAULING, PACKING, STORING. BORRAS TRANSFER CO. PHONE 1145. OFFICES AND WARE HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI MESS SOLICITED. MORTGAGE LOANS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. We lend money on Real Estae In th j ctv on short nottc. Please state la application If you hate m Abstract o? Title to the property. Call and see vm. THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc., 7 South Palafox St. - T. E. WILLIAMS & CO. Furniture 90 E. Wright. - Phone 1995 WANTED WANTED Planing machine man, fa miliar with profiler, Chlcal Lumber Co., Blountstown, Fla. 737 WANTED Sawfiler for a circular mill of fifty thousand capacity witli sash gang. Chical Lumber Co.. Blountstown. Fla. r38 WANTED Scored cylinders repaired by Lawrence process. EAST HILL GA RAGE. Agents Goodyear Tires. Corner Blount, and 15th Ave. tf-736 WANTED TO BUY Two or three lots or house and lot on East Hill from own er. Write "M. M." Care Journal. 7t-5l7 WANTED TO RENT Private garage. Must be convenient to business sec tion. Give rental and location' irw re ply. Address Garage, Pensacola Journal. 3t BOARDING Excellent board and room for two. 231 N. Baylen St. Phone 370. 7t-u08 The Housekeepers' Burden House, win dow and carpet cleaning. The Pensa- ! cola House and Window Cleaning Co. jean carry the whole load for you. Phone j 1013 for information. Address 196 N. Palafox St. lm-498 WANTED to take music lessons on piano. Address "Music", Care Journal. 497 WANTED 2000 to EO00 Stalks of seed cane for olanting; advise how many you have and price f. o. b. depot your; point. Ansivcr A. G. R. Care Rhodes-! Collins Furniture Company. 9S99 1 SEWING MACHINES AND STRING Instruments repaired. Phone 231. J. II. Blakesley 16 East Garden St. 811 WANTED BOOK-KEEPER'S STAND ING DESK AND REVOLVING STOOL. APPLY JOURNAL. tf Political Announcement I hereby announce myself a candidate 1 for the office of County Commissioner of the 4th District. The only promises I make are if I am chosen I will do right ! and be faithful. 1 9337 RAILROAD SCHEDULES Louisville & Nashville R. R. Airlval and departure ot passenger trains at Pensacola, Fla. Tbe following' schedule figures pub lished as information and not guaran teed. (Centf-1 Standard Time) ARJHVES. LEAVES 5:30 p.m. Montgomery Bir mingham. Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. St. Louis. Chicago, Memphis 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m Atlanta, Washing ton, New York .... 12:30 p.m. 6-45 a.m. Monteomery, Bir mingham, Nashville, Loulaville, Cincinnati 10:43 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago 10:45 pm. 5:45 a.m. New Orleans, Mo bile ........ ...... 19:45 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Atlanta, Washing ton. New York .... 10:45 p.m 6:45p.m. "Mobile Local .... 6:00a.m. 9:45 a.m. Jacksonville. Talla hassee 6:15 a.m. 10:25 p.m. Jacksonville, Talla hassee 6:55 p.m. Daily except- Sunday. UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADVINIST RATION NORTHUP & WOOD FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS- -Ambulance Service Day or Night. Phones 39, 55 or 58 Office 12 and 14 W. Intendeccia St. DR. MARY E. NOYES Osteophatic Physician PENSACOLA, FLA. Office Phone 349 - House Phone 833 313-314 Blount Building. 14MORGAN THORSEN TRANSFER CUail'AJNX TRUCK OR TEAM SERVICE Phone 710 PENSACOLA LAUNCH & MACHINE CO. WILLARD SERVICE STATION Villard Storage Batteries and Repair of All Makes Batteriea Two Sets Marine Ways Machins Shop In Connection The Parlor Market Hom of All That's Pure" FRESH WESTERN MEATS1 Poultry, EgS and Grn Grocer! OWN YOUR HOME Pensacola Home and Sarins Assn. -J. H. Bayliss, Sccy 99 South Palafox. Phon 28J PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING t 4. T'nrif and Reerulate jei - . your Piano or Phonograph. We guarantee to pieae jruu. THE PIANO SHOP Phone 791 13 E. Garden St. 1 t 1 -a- PENSACOLA. Pensacola, Feb. 6. Trading on tbe open market has been . discontinued. Receipts: Spirits, 35; rosin, 179. . Shipments: Spirits, 1; rosin, 365. Stocks: Spirits, 5,785; rosin, 47,457. SAVANNAH. Savannah, Feb. 6. The spirit mar ket was quite at 196, with no sales. The rosin market was dull, with no sales. Receipts: Spirits, 81; rosin, 5S0. Shipments: Spirts, 2; rosin, 0. Stocks: Spirits, 9,780; rosin, 36,702. Quotations were unchanged. JACKSONVILLE. Jacksonville, Feb. 6 The spirit market was inactive at L96 with no sales. The rosin market was quiet with no sales. Receipts: Spirits, 69; rosin, 87. Shipments: Spirits, 95; rosin, 1,9998. Stocks: Spirits, 7,581; rpsin, 80,867. Quotations were as follows: WW, 21.00 WG -. 20.75 N, 20.25 M, K. I. . H, O, F, E, r, D, 20.00 19.23 18.30 18.23 18.23 1S.20 18.15 18.10 '..'... 18.00 O RT of ENSACOIiAl VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers. Dutch steamer Ceres, Charlestown, Frederick Gillmore & Co. American steamer TiHamock, Blue fields, Frederick Gilmore & Co. Schooners. Spanish schooner Klosofi, light, Garriga Bros. American 3 masted schooner Edwin G. Eowler, Mobile, lumber, Havana. British schooner Elizabeth Faine, lumber, Fillette, Green & Co. British, Jennie V. Merriam, Mobile, Gulf Transit Co. .American, J. Frank Seavey, Barba dos. American, M. Vivian Pierce, Barba dos. American, Albert W. Robertson, Havana, Geo. V. Howe. American, Crescent, Havana, John A. Merritt & Co. American, Frederic A. Duggan, Mo bile, Pensacola Lumber Co. American schooner Percy R. Fein, lumber, John A. Merritt & Co. Barks. Italian bark Jolando, Genoa, lumber, Rosasco Bros. Spanish, Sant Mus. Barcelona, Geo. W. Howe. Barkentlne Stefano Oberti, Genoa. Rosasco. SAND KEY PASSINGS. Sand Key, Feb. 6. Passed west 5th; steamers Knowles; 6th: Can Georgio, (Br.); William Burton; West Hamp ton; Santa Rita- NEWS OF RECORD. Marriage Licenses. White: Thomas J. Bradley and Margaret L. Webb; Claude S. Colvin and Margaret L. Sheppard; Joseph S. Arrazulle and Klizabeth I. Waters; Edward Richardson and Kllen L. Prine; Thomas P. Howell and Kvelyn Cohran; John H. Moore, Jr., and Car rie L. Yniestra; Oscar O .Tisdale and Ruth Brewton. Colored: Jerry Bowling and Lizzie White; Albert Avery and Callie Stringer; Equilla Kelker and Regina Solomon. Circuit Court. J. R. Marriott vs . H. Whitaker, sheriff of Escambia county, and the u7 S. Fidelity and Guarantee Co., dam ages $5,000. Phillip Beall Jfor the plaintiff, praecipe for summons. Deeds. Susie Simmons Williams and hus band by Master, to T. S. Oppenheimer, Jan. "27, 1920, portion of block 57 of West King tract. A. C. Blount and wife to Ellie G. Mouldon, Jan. 31. 1920, 1-3 interest in E. 80 ft. by 145 ft. deep, Arpent lot 5?, Old City. F. A. Perry Ross and wife to Emma T. Hyer, Oct. 24, 1919, lot 13, block 37, West King tract. R. E. Lambert and wife to W. F. Albritton, Oct. 29, 1919, 6 acres in W. 1-2 of S. E. 1-3, Sec. 6, Tp. 1 N. R. 31 W. J. W. HJ'er and wife to J. W. Grib ble Jan. 28, 1920, lots 10 and 11. S-D lots 2. 3. 4, Sec. 4, Tp. 1 N. R. 30 W. J. Whiting Hyer and wife to Robert F Bowman, Jan. 28, 1920, lots 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, S-D lots 2, 3, 4. Sec. 4. Tp. 1, N. R. 30 W. j -Whiting Hyer and wife to C. S. Woodward, Jan. 28, 1920, lot 9, S-D lots 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4. Tp. 1 N. R. 30 W. p jt. Robinson and wife to Mallory Robinson, Feb. 4, 1920, portion of block 76. West King tract, Belmont number-ins. I NAVAL STORES P LEGAL NOTICE First Judicial Circuit of Florida, Circuit "Court of Escambia County. Clara B. Taylor and J. Frank Taylor, her husband, complainants, vs. John McKean, et al, defendants. It is ordered that John McKean and Abbey F. McKean, his wife, defendants in the above stated case, are each here by required to appear to the bill filed against them herein on Monday. April th, A. T., 1920. This order shall be published once a week for eight consecu tive weeks in the Pensacola Journal, a newspaper published at Pensacola in said County of Escambia AVItneSS mv Vinnrl o n V,. c.l M court at Pensacola, In said county, this auin aay or January, A. D., 1820. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Escambia wouniy, Florida. By M. L. BELL, D.'C. (Copy Seal of Court) First Judicial Circuit of Florida Circuit - Court of Escambia County. - Clara B. Taylor and J. Frank Taylor, her husband, complainants vs. J. W. Smith, et al, defendants. It is ordered that the defendant J. W. Smith in the above stated case is here by required to appear to the bill - filed against him herein on Monday, April 5th, A. D., 1920. This order shall be published once a week for eight con secutive weeks in the Pensacola Journal, a newspaper published at Pensacola, in said County of Escambia. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Pensacola in said County this 30th day of January, A. O.. 1920. JAMES MACGIBBON. Clerk of the Circuit Court Escambia County, Florida. By M. L. BELL, D. C. (Copy Seal of Court.) NOTICE. Bids for State Printing. Tallahassee, F!a.', January 15 th, 1920. X'ntir is borpbv eriven that' the Board of Commissioners of State Institutions will, up to ten o'clock A. M. Monday, February 16th. 1920.. receive bids for the public printing for a period of two years beginning from time contract is iet and bond furnished; also for a period of four years from said time. The public printing is divided into three classes viz: That for' the admin istrative departments is class "A"; that for the Legislative .Department class "B"; that for the Supreme Court as clasa C". Separate prices must be named for each kind of work. Estimates of the amount needed and full specifications will be furnished on request. Bids may be submitted on each class separately or on all three classes as a whole. Eacli bid must be accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the Governor of Florida as follows: for class 'A" Five Hundred Dollars, for c!a3s ,,B,:, Five Hundred Dollars for class "C' Five Hundred Dollars, as a guarantee of good faith; and the successful bidder will be required to enter into a bond in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars for class "V": Ten Thousand Dollars for Class "B"k; Five Thousand Dollars for class I "O", conditioned upon the faithful per formance of the contract. The board reserves the right to re lect any and all bids. Bids should be sealed and marked on outside of envelope, "Bids for State Printing," and addressed to It. A. Catts, Secretarv. Board of Commissioners ol State Institutions, Tallahassee, Fla. ADVERTISEMENT. Sealed proposals for drilling. Installing and completing one or two additiona wells, pumps, apparatus and equipment for the City Water Works will be re ceived by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Pensacola at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall up to 12 o'clock noon on the 9th day of February, 1920. Proposals must be made on the forms to be furnished by the City and must be addressed to the Board of Commission ers and endorsed ' Proposals for Drilling Wells." Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of Five Hundred ($360) Dollars drawn upon a bank in the City of Pensacola, Florida and made payable to the City of Pen sacola. Specifications cover electrically oper ated wells and also wells operated by air lift, and the City shall have the right to order one of each, or two of either kind. Blank forms of proposal, and copies of specifications, information, instruc tions to bidders, contract and bond can be obtained from the Superintendent of the City Water Works or the City Clerk at the City Hall. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. GEO. H. HIXRICHS, Commissioner of Streets and Public Works.! Attest: L. E. HEINBERG. City Clerk. Notice. All persons interested are notified that the majority in interest of the stock holders of Bagdad Shipbuilding Company have filed a petition for -dissolution of said corporation in the Court of Record of Escambia County, Florida, and hat the same will be heard by said court at Pensacola, Florida, at 10:-)0 o'clock a. m., February 28th, 1920, or'as soon thereafter as the same can be heard. (Seal)- W. P. RICE, Clerk of Court of Record of Escambia County, Florida. WEEKLY GRAIN BULLETIN OF WHEAT CORPORATION The United States Grain Corpora tion Issued today its thirty-eighth weekly bulletin covering the wheat and wheat flour movement through out the United States for the week ending January 23rd, in comparison with the figures for the same period a year ago. The figures given out were as follows: Wheat receipts 1920 bu. - 5.671,000 Wheat receipts from farms. 1919 6.267,000 bu previous week Wheat receipts 8,217,000 8,788,000 from farms, bu. June 27 to Jan. 23rd 675,836,000 Flour produced during week. 664,377,000 bbl Flour produced previous . week, bbl. 2,859,000 2,314,000 3,071,000 1,670,000 Flour June produced 27th to Jan. 23rd, bbl 55,581,000 Total stocks wheat, all ele vators and mills, bu 217.14S.000 71,974,000 :47,159,000 Total stocks, wheat, all ele- vators and mills, previous week, bu 225,643,000 Change for week bu., dec 8,494.000 249,266,000 2.107.000 Exports of wheat and flour, July 1st. 1919. to January 23rd, . 1920, amount to 85,118,000 bushels of wheat and 9, 430,000 barrels of flour, making a to tal equal to 127,553,000 bushels of wheat, compared with 112.313.000 bushels of wheat and 11,925,000 bush els of flour last year to January 23rd. 1919, the first twenty-three daya of January being prorated from the monthly total, making a total equal to 165,'977,000 bushels of wheat. I MARKET REPORTS ? . Xew Orleans, Feb. 6. Cotton fu tures steady. March 35.33 May 3310 Tuiy 3i.io October ' 2S.40 December 27.S3 Xew York. Feb.-. 6. Cotton futures opened steady. " . March 34.55 May r. S2.40 Juiy 30.40 October 28.55 December 1 28-25 Cotton closed easy; closing bid: March 34.70 May 34.35 July 30-40 October 28.45 December , 7.88 Xew Orleans. Feb. 6. The continued threat of a restricted export movement because of the foreign exchange situ ation caused a dro.p of 4 to 30 points around the opening of the cotton mar ket today but the swift rise in sterling exchange in the early dealings in that market brought in effective support to Jiich prices made ready response. At the end of , the first half hour of business, prices were 29 to 44 points higher than the closing quotations of yesterday. March broke to 35.35 and reacted to 36.00. The advance continued until it amounted to 39 to 45 points but at the highest levels offerings increased, partly owing to uncertainty over the next developments in the export situa tion and partly because of the very favorable weather over the belt. Iato in the morning the trading months were at net gains of 17 to 21 points. In the early afternoon the market felt a sudden burst of selling as the result of a sharp downturn in sterling exchange and the reports from Italy telling of fresh political complications there. At 1 o'clock the trading months were 24 to 34 points under the final process of yesterday. Xew York, Feb. 6. The cotton mar ket had a very irregular opening to day, first prices being 15 points lower to 34 points higher. There was some' selling on London advices, indicating that exporters were preparing to stop fresh buying and claiming that at least one cargo of 3,000 bales had been ship ped back to this country for resale. Liverpool made a firm showing, how ever, with private cables reporting Manchester and continental buying of new crop and Liverpool was a very ac tive buyer hero right after the open ing. There was also a good deal of covering on the advance In exchange rates and after the first flurry of sell ing had been absorbed, March sold up from 34.63 to 35.00 and July from 30.40 to 30.90 or 25 to 45 points net higher. Except for the Liverpool buying, demand on the early advance was at tributed chiefly to covering and the market turned easier late in the morn ing under a renewal of liquidation There was also local selling on the setback in foreign exchange and con siderable selling of October believed to be for spot houses. Some local traders thought that this might pos sibly reflect hedging operations for. I he south, and the market was nervous and unsettled shortly after midday with May ruling around 32.33 nnd July 30.46. Liverpool. Feb. 6. Spot cotton quiet: prices steady. Good middling 29 97 Fully middling 2 9 7 Middling i -"- Low middling Good ordinary Ordinary .... Sales 6,000 1 . 1 n bales, including 3.700 American. Receipts 5,000 bales, no Arheri. un. Futures closed quiet. For the Children. Too much -care cannot be exercised in selecting a cough medicine for chi. dren. It should be pleasant to take, contain no harmful drug and most ef fectual in curing their coughs and colds. fcong experience has shown that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these conditions. It is a tn vorite with-many mothers. A4y. .1 i .1