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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-23

cases Nl.c5 Wooi--Steady domestic fleece.
NN. Ohio. .512sc. Roain-Ouiet: strained
common TO good. tiR4io. Turpentine-Ouict;
machine barrels. 45sic.
Rice-Easy: prime TO choice. 3A;g6c. patna.
IMIbtac. 81 olasses-Firm; New Orleans open
kettle. S5I55c. Butter-Firln; creamery, cx-
tras. Sdn31c.: firsts 2sq54c.; seconds. 2iaR7c.
held extras. s2GlSsc.. nrsts. 27IaaSlc.: sec
onds. c2i4d26isc. Cheese Firm: Stntc. whole
milk held. coiored. specials. lea,c.; white,
lS%glTc; average fancy, lshd1sisc. Sugar
Raw. unsettled: muscovado. s2.70d2.7S. cen
trifugal. SS.2od3.23: molasses, S2.+5n2.S. re-
fined, casy; cut loaf $3.50; crushed. $500:
mold a sf.s5: cubee. $40; MINK powdered.
$50; powdered SAB; fine srnnulated. Si1J:
diamond a. Stl5; confectioners a. Sio5; No.
], Sioe. Conce-Spot. quiet: Rio. No. = oiac. !:
Santos, No. 4, l2i7c.; mild. dull; Cordova
lSNlBitc. nominal. Potatocs-Stcady; Virginia
late crop. :LSIn2co; Southern sweets late
ti25. CHbhagcs-Stcady. Freights-Ouiet
Peanuts-Stendy; fancy handpickcd. 5J,c..
virginia shelied Nos ana ?, 3s.G6t.c.
Cottonsced oil active to-day with
prices lower under hedge pressure from re-
liners. easier crude markets. iiGuidation
induced by prospective big deliveries on
Janunry contracts and continued dullness In
consuming demand. Fina! prices were 4gf
points net lower. sales oi.005 barrels Prime
crude. $40 sales: prime summer yellow. s.65G
90; Dccemb Der, $50; January. $50; February
t.H; March. SIS; April, 7oi; May. 7.i5; June
~; July. 10; urine Winter yellow. 1.25gT 80
prime summer white, 7i00TS!
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H., December 22.-Huge receipts
OF corn here to-day pulled down prices for
All grain. Net declines us follows:
Corn, sax. to i43tsc.; wheat ,.c isqIc
ana oats. NGtc In provisions the outcome
was unchanged to an advance OF 7iI0l0c.
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. . red go
asc No. hard. Sss.@s9tic. No. . northern.
SsA.NeJt.c. 40. spring. $9ds0c. Corn-Eew
NO: =. Gefsst9Atc.: No. yellow, 6s:. el1oc. Oats
NO = 'oi4c.: No. white, 4lc.: standard
4ohG iic.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clnse-
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NAVAL. STORES

Wilmington. n. c.. December aa-spiri,s
iurpehtlhc-Steady ut SIC: receipts 81 casks
Ros'nmSteady ut $3.50: receipts 5s barrels
nar-tlftn at 1850 receipt. ! barrel Crude
rels. - o"'
savannah; Ga, December c2.-Turpen,ine-
casks: shipments 81 casls; stock "a Iso s,,s
Rosin-Fffm; sales ?47i barrels: receipts i.s7i
barrels: stock 1886 barrels Quote: A. b
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BOND LIST

Atlantic coast Line LIST Observation-Disclosures. aOs.
Atlantic Coast line-L. and y. 4s........ III
Il. &. l.. conv. Is in Baltimore. bid -. alH
Brooklyn Rapid Transit tB............... So,
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. H7s.......... Is
Lisgctt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. +5M
1.iEEett and Myers - tbidj .......,...... III
Lorilard Company Observation-Disclosures. as,
l.orillard Company ~ tDid) ................ ll6
Norfolk and Western conv. 4iss......... lO3Ai
Seahoard Air Line stamped IN tasked). .2,.
Seaboard Air Line adj. % ................. rs
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 725i
Railway ~ Observation-Disclosures. o.. l0c
United states steel 2nd 5s................. 9sa.
United states registered -. 1893 tb!d).. 81
United states registered IS. 1918 (bid) =. 1921.
United states Panama d Did ........... ses.
Virginia Brown Bros. ctfs. (bid) ......... "
Nirg lna- Car. Chem. LIST 5s................ ?lS.
Va. Ry and Power 90. rs tasked)....... .2ia
wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
wabash Pitts. Term. LIST 4s................ IL.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE ,IAHKrr

New York. December 22-whcat-Easv: Ma.
: red. !'c.15l.o0i No. l northern Duluth.
9s,tc: Corii-Easy ut 1850. Flour-Dull.
Hides-Steady: Bogata, :oisG30hc.; Central
america "9i4c. Leather-Firm. helock nrsts
2'g"oc.; seconds. 2sT2?c. Petrolcum-Steadv:
rchhcn' New York. bulk. s5.25: barrels. ss75:
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Cotton futures closed ::
Spot cotton Quiet; mlddling uplands, l9 50
rgiddling gulf le.15.


Cotton. quiet; middiing. 1850; net receipts
70 bales. gross 96li bales. sales. 800 ba les
stock ,2.G9+ bales. export To Great Britain
Us bales TO the Continent. 80 bales; Coast
wise 80. bales
rqial to-day AZ all porisNet receipts
@"9-i bales; export 10 Great Britain. 2i,o45
bales to The Continent "f.077 bales; TO Mex
leo. iS4 bales stock. as 153 bales.
Consolidated at all p0rts-Net receipts
ilsoi+ hnies. export 90 Great Britain, "a is9
bales 10 France. $500 bnles; 10 the Cont
nnen' 'Nl4s bales 80 Japan, 3.sSi bales TO
Total sine. september at an ports-Net
receipts C.4i1,5G bales; eNpor, to Great
Britain. l595i4s balcS, to France 5es $40
haies TO the Continent. 2.ltSll6 bales: to
Japan lSioo5 bales 1" Mexico 1904 bales.
New orleans. December Cotton was un-
Der heavy selling pressure to-day. which
PIT 1t 81 bale below Saturdays close. In
the morning little business was done. and
onerings appeared. chiefly in sympathy with
heavy selling IA New York There was an
immediate Weakening. Some long cotton WAS
thrown overheard. bUt II good part OF the
Tic opening was steady 5a9 points down
"h ipuinati0u on ihe long side. cables were
s"oui ~ dne and private messages from
/ Liverpool decidedly buitish prok 70
Z however. ana II weighed against values
COCO demand came from profit takers
on Inc SAort AID, and the market quickly
. recovered the initial loss and went al.
points over saturdays last quotation Inss
10 tho morning selling was renewed and AZ
noon nc market aiood at a not Iosa OF about
~ bonus. ~. y" afternoon the ioss was wild
'nrH TO 29f'-2 points The close Sus steady
I 81 net declin. ~ lsdi. points
.r'i cotton Gulci, hr. lower. mtddlInc
..'H' Sai-f uu the spot 1915 naics and / lss
=. -VS '%nnnry islo. March 1923; May,
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DRY GOODS MARxrr

New York. December 22-Co,ton goods
markets were cnsier to-day In gray goods
INES. Trading was light and confined large
~ to well,deaned wants and nearby ship
mehts Jobbers reported fair trade for
me period In dress goods. 1tuples arc be-
ing ordered very moderately. Raw silk Is
stendy and unchanged
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Petersburg. Va. December 22.-Peanuts-
Farmers Spanish firm nj ,1.20 per bushel.
Virsintas-Fancy jumbo 3ssGic. per mound.
fancy hcudpicked, si1c per pound; extra
prime, SIC. per pound; prime. Sc per pound:
Smelling stock. cI3c. per pound.
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PouItry-Both live and dressed especially
turkeys, in heavy receipt ana market slight
market IL lower. owing TO increased receints
same Is active, Rabbits, veais. hides and
COUNTRY bacon In splendid demand. Dressed
hoEs very plentiful and market fully lc low
er; demand also much lighter
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales.


AlliS- Chnlmcrs
AiiiS-ChalmCrs. pfd.
2o,2oo Amalgamatcd Copper !.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
zoo Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
-. 5op American Can
l,2pU American Can. pfd. -.
hlu Amer. Car. and Fdry.
2ou American cotton Oh.
roo Amer, Hide and Lea, pr
100 American LiuSccd Oil.
zoo American Locomotive
1000 Ancrican Smelling ....
American Snun. com
900 American Sugar
$500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. /.
loo American Tobacco. com
len American Tobacco. pfd /.
900 Anaconda Copper ......
1900 Atchison
500 Atlantic Coast Line.
A. 6. l.. OF Connecticut. 9.
1000 Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem steel Co, com
200 Bethlehem steel Co, Nfd
200 British Amer. Tob. Co y.
1.30e Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l,ic0 Central Leather. com. Il.
2o.toV canadian Pacific
California Petroleum =.
1900 chesapeake and Ohio.
t'' NulCuGO NiIcut w SStcfn.
200 Chi. Great Western, pfd.
1.30p Chi. Mil, and 81. Paul. :.
100 Cruciblc Steol Cor. com
49, Crr,cible steel. pfd. 49,.
600 Cc%Irado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
600 Consolidated Gas .......
40 Corn Products, com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
1000 Erie
1000 Erie, LIST pfd. .....
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
200 General Electric
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co.
1900 Great North crn, pfd.
225 Great Northern ore Gifts.
400 Illinois Central .....
2.Ao0 1nterboro-M Met. .......
500 1ntcrboro- Met. pfd. -.
400 Int. Harvester. com. :.
Int. Mer. Marine. com. j..
Int. aPpcr -.
800 Int. Paper, pfd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-23

National State and City Bank.
Richmond, Va. December 10, 1913.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
in its banking house TUESDAY.
JANUARY 10, 1914. at 12 noon, for
the transaction of any business that
may properly come before the meet
ing. JULIEN III. HILL,
Cashier
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LOCAL MAnKEr ou0rATIoNs.

nfutnish'd by L"vy Commission 90 ro
"'T-iIg Nrr"nants Richmond. Va)
<..,. " hWuul Va. Dcrerober D., io,a
ACTUAL WHOLESALE oUoTtTIo<SS
MhIiht"E. "
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Sibioenn j2otire5
The Virginia Fire and Marine
insurance COMPANY.

Richmond. Va. December 90, 1919
DINiDEND.-THE DIRECTORS OF
TINS company have declared semi
annual dividend OF per cent GSl50
per share, and free from taxi. paw
able January ! next to stockholders
OF record December o. 1913
Transfer books closed from this
Gate TO January ., 1914. inclusive
DlVidend VIII be mailed 10 stock
noldcrs. Changes OF address should
bc notified the company
WIN. II. MCCARTHY,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

:, :. NI'HIIIUH'I, va, December y, lolS.
Following are the quota tons on the Rich
nond Tobacco Exchange
HOGSHEk
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Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
Office OF Treasuron
Richmond, Va, December 10, 1919.
DIVIDEND NO. 10

OWING TO THE DATE OF THE
regular quarterly board meeting
coming on Christmas Day this year,
the board of directors Of this com
pany have this day declared tho
seventy third consecutive quarterly
dividend of two per cent l29o) or,
it's preferred stock, payable on Jan
uary 10, 1914. to Stockholders OF
record on December 81. 1919
S. W. TRAFERS.
TreaSTlrar
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Baltimore. Md. December ef.-wheat-
i;asler: spot. No. red. a5c.: spot, No. 3 red
y westssrn Csc: Deccinber, No. red. o5c.;
2c.; Southern white. 67dCoc.: southern yell
low. el69c. Oats-Ouict; standard white,
tfL I5f4c.; No. white 4aff4tYc
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a9sffingS

The First National Bank
OF Richmond, Va.
December II, 1919
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETIN
Of the stockholders OF the First Ma
tionai Bank OF Richmond. Va for
the election OF directors and for the
transaction Of any other business
which may properly come before said
meeting Will he held TUESDAY. JAN
UARI 10, 1914, at IL O'clock noon in
the directors room of the bank
Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond
Va.
W. NJ. ADDISON.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Ill. December 22-Hogs-IInset-
tied. Bulk of sales. s7.5SI7.sD CaitleNMar-
tet stsady; Reeves. s6,oq97o; cows and heif-
crs. S33.ns5o; calves Ss5p1o.5o. Sheep and
lambs. s9.4ous.0o.
New York. December 22.-Beeyes-Mar,,.t
higher. Steers. }5.5o1s.70: bulls, ;Gg7o5:
COWS. sS2516W. Celves-Market steady at
sSai25o sheep and Lambs-Frm. Sheep
sss;1ogSoo; lambs. s78s.oo Hogs-Hieher at
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Seaboard Adjustment 80. leia...... &c -.
Southern Railway LIST 6s. l9ti...... I02
So X. Dcv. and c. NJ Is. I356...... - -.
Western y. &. LIST 6s, c., lc1i.... 100
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Va Ry. and Power co. pfd 100 100 1ools
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com......loo SoH. 52I3
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine lns.. 25 81 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 1l6
Chesapeake aud Ohio. 100 IS -.
Norfolk and Western com........lC0 104
Scaboard Air Line d...........ioo 40
Sgaboard Air Line com...........109 IL
southern Railway pfd............l0o &c
southern Railway com ............lop 22
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
American National Bank. 100 205 go
First National Banl<.............lej 2G.i2 -.
National state and City Bank. 100 206 22)
Richmond Banl; and Trust Co.. - u -.
Richmond Trust and Saws. Co. 100 30
Savings bank OF Richmond..... - - -.
Virginia Trust Company 100 1853 -.
West End Bank.................... % A A.
MISC
Va.-Car Chem. pfd., p c......ioo % -.
Quotations for interest-p6yirS bonds arc at
Il price to which interest must be added. In
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE
Security Life Insurance Company OF
America:
You arc hereby notified that the
regular annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of the Security Life Insur-
ancc Company OF America will be
held at the Office OF tho COMPANY. Mn
tuai Building. in tho city OF Rich
lnond, Va. on WEDNESDAY, THE
14Ttl DAY OF JANUARY, \. d. 1919
at the hour Of q o'clock A. M fot.
tho purpose OF elccting directors OF
lie company for the ensuing wear
and The transaction OF any and all
ether business which may be sub
nittcd, to the meeting.
l'y order Of tho board Of directors.
w. q. JOHNSON.
President.
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The Union Bank of Richmond, Vir-
Einia.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Union Bank will
be held at its banking house. No
1l04 East Main street, on Thursday
January s, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon.
GEO w. CALL.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds arc at
Il price to which interest must be added In
CONS bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness
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". M. ADDISON.
rI.
NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.

HE SHAREHOLDERS OF THIS
bank viii hold the annual election
OF directors and consider such other
business as can properly come before
them, at their banking house on
tuesday, January 10, 1914. at l2 AZ.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND, VA
O. u. HILL. Cashier
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., Elsin H.. December Bu,tor-Eirm at
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New York December 2: MONEY on can
W." ~ D'Sp5'- ruling rate. 3ia closing asa
81 lliHe ioans Weaker: sixty days JGfsfl
ninety Ghys q. SIS months. $%.n5 Prime
~ mercantile prper ia. Sterling cXclnnre
steady al $iHla Tor Sixty days and NJ 81 stS1
iW demand. Commercial bills 81 s6,e Hat
SHNci' 90 NsAican dollars. iia, ,;oycrn.
iit'l hohds hin railroad bonds irregular
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. December 22 1913
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
Fable

40 to 45 inches wide, in black,
navy, brown, old rose, hello
trope, taupe, new blue and
cream. Yard.
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aa@@s 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-23
$3.50 Monday for 1898 to $17.9e
Gas Ranges go. RO.OO
A Clearance of Imperfect
Kinds Sold "As Is" and
All Sales Final.

All the Gas Ranges have four
burners on top and large bake
ovens below except one, and
that is three-burner size. The
Refrigerators range in ice ca
pacity from 90 to 50 lbs. Lift :
lid, table top three door and
apartment house styles. All of
them are sold subject to defects,
which will be pointed out by
the salespeople, and they will
not be returnable for exchange
or refund on account of the ex-
tremely low price at which we
are selling them. All will give
good service.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-02

Contractors Ordered to Stop Work IN
til Opening Of New Season.


At th8 order o., ne acting city en-,
gineer all sewer york ID tie city has
been stopped for the winter and it will
NOT be resumed until the ground IS in
condition for work in the sp. ing.
Several jobs are still uncolnpleted.
The one that is causing the most con-
Germ to the officials is the big sewer
on Lyman avenue. Plans are being
worked OUT for the completion Of this
work by the company which bonded
the contractors, but it is not probable
that the work will be done until next
spring. The contract provided that
this sewer be ready for use by the
first Of December. Similar provisions
were made for other sewers now under
construction. The work will probably
not be resumed until after the first of
April. Some Of the streets on which
the sewers are being laid are in very
bad condition, but the street gang will
make an effort to get them into pass
able shape for the winter.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-02
WOULD HAVE WHEEL TAX
New Licenses for Automobiles Must be
Secured Before Wednesday and all
Delinquents Will be Liable to Arrest
and Punishment After That Time.

Automobile owners in Kenosha this
morning received letters from the of
ficials of the Wisconsin Automobile
Association urging them to join in OPP
posing legislation at the coming session
OF the legislature to abridge the rights
of the owners of motor driven cars
and in a short time a meeting Of the
local club will be called at which time
petitions will be presented. Two laws
particularly aimed at the automobile
owners are being proposed for the com
ing session of the legislature. One of
them will demand the payment Of an
annual fee to the state, the amount of
which will be determined by the horse
power of the automobile, the other will
be law which will give local commun-
tiles the right to pass ordinances pro-
viding for wheel tax. This last law
is one which will be bitterly opposed
by automobile owners in all parts of
the state as they fear that the passage
of the law will bring double taxation
to them in nearly every city in Wiscon-
sin. The same law was proposed at
the last session of the Legislature and
was defeated only after a hard fight
on the part of the automobile owners.
At that the proposed law has met with
considerable support in the state and
many of the officials Of Wisconsin cit
les are strongly in favor of it. These
men urge that the local wheel tax take
he place of the state license law for
automobiles. In most cities the fee to
be charged would be no greater than
the fee now charged by the state but
the new law would give the cities the
right to retain the money collected
from the automobile owners and the
money would be used for the improve
ment Of roads in the cities in which
it is paid. Automobile owners in Ke-
nosha would not be unfavorable to this
sort of law but they are opposed to
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-02

rural credit which may allow them to
bond their farms, a plan designed to
facilitate methods by which farmers
may borrow money.
State Aid to Highasys-The bill for
state aid Ter highways VIII be remod-
eled. An appropriation of s., oOo, 600
viii be asked, IN accordance with a
recommendations of the state highway
commission. Northern Wisconsin viii
demand the building of state roads
through the state lands.
Waterpowers - Waterpower legisla-
tion modelled closely after the Husting
bill in the special session viii be in
troduced.
Minimum Wage-A minimum wage
law for women, the age to be fixed by
the state industrial commission upon
complaint of the workers in the indus
try, will be demanded.
Industrial Neutrality-suspicious. of
apprentices must send such workers
to continuation schools if bill to
that effect be passed.
Liquor Legislation of Pail
man cars where liquor is sold shall pay
a license fee of 81 a day to~the state,
by the terms of proposed bill. The
proceeds would amount, under the
present traffic, to about $4,000 annu,
ally-enough to support the mining
school.
Election Laws-One bill will permit
a candidate s name to appear on more
than one ballot. Another will allow
voters to cast their ballot by mail. A
third will demand compulsory voting.
A fourth will fix short ballot for
the city of Milwaukee, prayiding for
the appointment of city attorney,
comptroller, and city treasurer by the
mayor.
Mechanics Lien = A model me-
chanic's bill has been demanded by
carpenters and construction men
throughout the state.
Equity Society Legislation-The con
struction of cold storage plants, pota-
to and tobacco warehouses, grain ele-
vators and general produce storage
warehouses will be sought by the
farmers cooperative societies.
Civil Service - A constitutional
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-01-02
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Headache That Solace
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SOLACE REMEDY is a recent medical
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r. Lee Morris, president Of the First
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Bonding Company Ready to
Complete Sewer on Ly-
man Avenue.
CITY SHOULD ASK FOR BIDS

L. J. Marshall of Chicago, represen-
tative for the United States Fidelity
Guaranty Company Of Baltimore, Md,
came to Kenosha on Friday to confer
with the officials of the city in regard
to the completion of the sewer on
Lyman avenue. Mr.. Marshall stated
that there was no desire on the part
of the bond company to get away
from any liability assumed by it when
it signed the bond Of Frieberg and
Larson, the original contractors for
the sewer and he stated that it was
Che purpose of the company to carry
out every provision of the contract
with the city at the earliest possible
moment. He declared, however, that
conditions at the present time would
make it impossible for the bonding
company to provide for the compile
tion of the sewer before the opening
of the spring building season. He
recommended that the city make a
new call for bids for the completion
of the sewer with the understanding
that the bonding company would hold
the city safe against any possible loss
through the asking Of a new contract
for the work. Mr.. Marshall was ac-
companied by Chicago contractor who
looked over the sewer and gave an es-
timatc on the cost of completing it.
It is said that the representatives of
the bond company will work in har-
mony with the officials of the First
National Bank to secure the completion
of the sewer with as little loss as DOS.
sible. Both the bank and the BONDING
company are financially interested in
the contract, the bank having advanc-
ed funds to meet labor bills for the
work of the sewer completed before
the contractors gave up the job.