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# Fi ¥ f i ‘ x of 2 A ay ae SS (nme gmt NO gmt inl a tee ete eee ~ANERIAN KINGS —ANDBELGANKING p= NE TOGETHER Jannat a. FARReLL nt Ci 4 Gallant Albert Is Cheered by Nation’s Red-Blooded | lronmasters. | Pre King of Belgium dined a fight with the Kgs of Steel fron, representing the Sower, the Wealth and power of America, The gallant monarch of the ‘gallant Bel- ®ians looked down from the dais upon the upturned s of the men who Were cheering him, and the sight Must have thr led him, for never was & more repres-ntat ve gutoering of fed-Dlooded, real Americans assem- Bled anywhere The beautiful ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, beribboned und bedecked With Mage and flowers, seated nearly 1,800 members of the American Iron And Steel Institute, the occasion beng the annual dinner of the tronmasters. King Albert and his suite were ine wited guests, Hs Mujosty was lite fn arriving, and bis hosts remained @tanding until he aud Prince Leopold entered. last and There had been some doubt as to the ability of King Aibert w be pres- ent, and fo on. ous <e of those who aliended him knew thit he was in toe hotel until hy Was announced in the baiiroom. His automobile and others in its train, wtn twenty motorcycle cops for outriders, dro’ across the Mauuct atu ww sie Depew Street entrance. Thon a corps of Becret Service and plainctuthes mea popped suddenly into sight, while In- epector Underhill, with ufteen police- men in uniform, guarded the front entrance of the Comm dor Hidden from view by a screen of palms and autuma le the royal yy and its escort pu through » idden pathway to a private elevator Which carried them to the ballroom fieor, The entrance of His Majest: grected with ap liuse, whic pidly grew more euthu iastio until it ended in cheer: ‘Then from a hollow mast there | broke out in folds a silken flag of fluttering in an electric. | breeze until it was flowing as Mf filled by the winds of heaven, and €A.8 Stripes was broken out in simil as the music of Belgium) ‘and the “Star Spangied played T yesterday, the songs of to-da tho songs of if edsk followed. ow stakdd the life of tin d and the songs of the Nation, and the|on what he ved was right and “STEEL KING'S TRIBUTE TO THE mon at the tables sang them, ped | attic tte! Paris—he saved THE BELGIANB: } on Mr. Gary arose and fa Fran He the. World), Lo , halal Lidar " gt with ble gavel, everybody in the batl«|the King uf the Heiians And Bid! feo- trene " re tonet. duet Tose with him and the applause | ple T ober a ‘oust con the iets ork joast- started like n gently flowing river and| Another enthusiastic efeeting was ‘ poeeeer, and yber' ai Pe TSE developed into @ roaring torrent. It|accorded King Albert, who respondee hand. se right a lett of Him was a greeting which was at onc: |simply, first paying ‘bis vespedta t Ms tates’ Or the bl interna. sincere and full of meaning, a grect-|the President of the United states vonal eae the big steel kings ing of confidence, the acclaim of ajand avsuring Mr. Gary and the revi Charles M. wab agra the Sor. (conqueror. that it was a great pleasure and ome abeent, and only the most ur-) “itive years ago Inst Auguat,” said | privilege to address auch 4 gathering went of engagements kopt him away. the steel magnate, the strongest] He said that he had visited only two the dais with the King and Mr. cguntry in the world from a military] of the ste 8, but had found were James A. Farrell, Chair-) standpoint made’ ready to attack a/that his cv had inuch to te Gary inan of the Committee of Arrange-|neigiboring nation. The most direct ments; James A. Burden, Edmund |route into that country lay through 4, B. Clarke, John A. Topping, F. F. land of Belgium, Gerinan Hietcher, H. G. Dalton, George Army said to the Belgians: “We iave Lewis Nixon, Eugene jn one hand power and destruction, ler, France's foremost iron-|in the other wealth and promise of id gun manufacturer, and benefit. We desire to cross your others. | And seated at various country and make an attack we are were many more millionaire getermined upon.’ saaster \Personified Steel Strength OF the Ur. at Peace for Nethonte Real Gueat | WAIL STREET (owes ress] FINANCIAL Q'S AND A'S Lecer KING OF 2 CELGIANS “7 wt Lewis NIKON (a ce: A ae (cca ~FOR THE MASSES: King, of from thelr up-to-dateness and ¢ cleney Competition, he said, makes general welfare of mank'nd. left after hia little tal escorting him to the said t he felt at was the kind which r the ele- King wore his untform Sehneider, the funmaker of th home Kk, rommasters, while in the galleries “A man arose and said ‘I am the |among the tiv a and was proud Were beautiful women beautifully! i and the servant of the Iel-Jof the fact bad been made owned, gians and we love honor better than| an honorary 1 Inwtitite Not @ breath of any trouble in the 4 if you will break your prom-| ie told of b viciwsitudes yr peming etee! world crept in upon the ises and make scraps of paper of 3 ious gathering. Not a word| your treaties you have met a people of unrest was uttered except by Bus | with higher principles.’ ene Schneider. The cares of ness world had sli e & SAVED FRANCE AND SAVED 01 ad slipped momen- | THE WORLD. tarily from the shoulder the steel! The French waited in fear of the end iron men and they enjoyed thelr | dinner and themselves in thorough | ronsequences, but that splendid ty American fashion. The orchestra of humanity in the person of during the war and oepectally of the | hard battle in getting tion an ns WHA se6 to the out United States ammunt- | Now, he aatd, Franco metal production, but that the great- on witeh he and his c un- try prided themmelves was the metal of American hoa friendship strikes after Exempt trom Normal Fodoral Tax _ |WIL. DOUGLAS SHOE (MASSACHUSETTS CORPORATION) OFFERS $3,000,000 7% PREFERRED STOCK co PREFERRED AS TO DIVIDENDS AND ASSETS PAR VALUE 6100.00, NON-ASSESSABLE, CAPITALIZATION AUTHORIZED 7 Por Cent Preferred Stock $5,500,000 Gommon Stock 1,000,000 OUTSTANDING $2,500,000 1,000,000 Dividends have been paid regularly for the past seventeen years. Payable January ist and July ist. There is no better 7 per cent investment in the United States. cent stock will appeal to after the Federal tax the dividends on The trade mark lars, and is the property of the stockholders. It is oueof the United States. it hare. ou care for more this stoc! rticu! Msted upon the 5! k exch: 5° wns and operates 105 W. I. Douglas shoe stores located in the 000 shoe dealers in the United States, take to order at once as many shares of this stock as you can afford to buy, fillout the coupon and mail at om Application ‘ge cities, W. L. Douglas shoes are have been more gstensively advertised than ever before. Stamping W. L. Dongise name bottom of the shoos before the: shoes in style, comfort and service that in leading countries in for W7, To Doagias choae'bne ra Asia. Our domestic iness has fhe an #0 that our sales have doubled in four years. In 1915 the sales were $4,059,628.41 and in . The past six months’ business was at the rate of over ,OU0 per year. In common with other can be produced great businesses we noed additional capital to meet juirements of increasing domestic and foreign trade. The new con- ‘of business also demand more capital, The cost of labor and material has doubled so that twice the amount of capital necessary under the old busi- tions is now required. the factory has saved the wearers millions of dollars, and COUPON Wi 1. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Bi Please send prospectus of gine Shoe Company and speciai te ent! or Fh me ote ats ares of the referred stoc i Jeratood that this request incurs no obliga. compan fion on my part, unless after investigation Tsubseribe for the stock, ba Name... Street address City or Town . a the war," | | | | | 1919. — THE EVENING WUn-v, BALUBLAY, OOTOBER 25, Feick, Market—Present and Pu ture Prices. Stock prices broke quite sharply to-day owing to the most serious labor outlook. Steel issues sold off from 3 to 8 points and in equipment and oi] stocks losses ranged from 3 to more than 10 points, In many Wall Street quarters there was an attempt to attribute the break to professional short selling coupled with a techni position that had become unsound. However, tiis does not appear to be the case, There can be no question but that the buik of | the selling to-day was by holders of | stocks whose courage has been! sapped by the threat of leading labor | executives to call nation-wide strikes. It was announced that President Wilson had called a special meeting of the cabinet, at which vatious de partment heads will also’ attend, to consider the situation, To the minds | culators thin only served to em- | phe the seriousness of the out- look, for there is apparently only smail hope entertained in responsible | financial quarters that ways will be| found to satisfy labor's exorbitant | demands, ‘The market continued to be sub- Joct to severe selling pressure troughout the entire session and was | weukest in the final dealings, At no time was any pronounced rallying ry displayed, \ Practically every group of stocky In- cluding shipping, food and metal! shares fell away quickly in the last jhalf hour. Recent pronounced favor- | lites which have been subject to an intensive manipulative campaign lost from 6 to more than 10 points. eae eat BREAKING ESTATES OPEN HOME FIELDS EUGENE SCHNEIDER of ay: Lie SeRT, ect "Sousul Small House Builders Finance —20,000 Auction Lots: Go at $15,000,090. ‘od he continued, “but they failed be- causa our workmen refused to follow | the extremists, We will find the lution {® good will, good faith ond! Home buyers are getting the chance FAVPPOrAtiOn. dy workmen | consider tof @ generation from the breaking|/181-2; Intl. Pet, 4012-41; Lance, Cotnpanies in thelr shops and I listen Up of huge realty estates and syn-| Royalty, $3 1-3 Maat Satoh te thelr suggestions, but T make the | dicates, i€ ean ma he oe lecisions and T give the orders. The two more big offerings were an-| Reta, #1088 8-6; ¥ Ol Gas,| same principles hold good in peose ; . i: ¥ oil Gas, times ae in’ war timer Calm judg. | nounced during the past week—the Federal Oil, 3—31-8; $4,000,000 holdings of the Inte Mar- ‘garet Olivia Sage, widow of Russell Sage, and the Johnson-Grant-Brady- And. proud of” it.” like | Billings 1,450 lots, with various butld- a of Annapo-' ings, in the Hui Point section of and a shipbullder, ind = lascy,| the Bronx. The William Ziegler resi- Tne TT te unite Sefvice | dential holdings of mearly 1,000 lots, Commissioner, he stated, “and he! with many houses, also are going at| wants to raine fares gn railronda, auction. These offerings are inter- which you and I have to’ pay, to per- | gr, é se Gino Hiei the. talineeda to) live Wats ig) (pereew ween muped Sruallor Ones that’s any excuse, he has it.” themselves of no mean volume as 294 homesites by Bryan Kennelly TOOK WIGS IN THE NIGHT the same auctioneer next Saturday in Yonkers for the Pease, Gunther Police Investigate Disappearance of $3,200 From the Safe of City and Bullard estates, “These estates are selling from ne- Treasurer Levie, The police of° Mount Vernon were ec_sity as a reestt of conditions fol- asked yorterday to investigate the div- appearance of a wooden box containin ment and common sense will come violenc Judge Gary introduced Lewis Nixon a8 an old friend, a farmer's boy, like over- h he Us graduate who will offer the Hunt's Point p. els on election week, to-day. "It the chance of a lifetime for small | investors who want such properties. ‘lowing the war," said Joseph P, Day, | $3,200 in cash from the be safe in the office of City Treasurer George G. Levie, In the Mount Vernon City Hall Detective Lieut. Silverstein could find no evidence that a cracksman had forced an entrance to the office, Robert P. Levie, son of the City Treasurer, who had been serving as Deputy Treasurer. told the police that when he opened the office he found one of the knobs on the outer door of the safe in a different position from that in which he had lett it the night before. Then he opened the liner steel doors and found the cash gone. Young Levie declined to talk for pub- Weat on. His father was absent yester- day on business in Manhattan. The cash sted of $5, $10, $20 and $50 bills intended for the payroll of the various city employees, It is under- stood that a fingerprint expert will ex- amine the marks on the safe, NEW NASSAU SHERIFF TO TAKE OFFICE MONDAY Joseph E, Da Named by Gov. to Succeed Sheriff aman Awaits Commission, Joseph B. Davis of Glen Cove, 1. 1 appointed Sheriff of Nassau County in place of Phineas A. Seaman, removed by Gov, Smith, will not assume office until Monday. Capt, Davis, head of the Blaine Coal Mining Company, with offices at 1 Broadway, this elty, has not ceived his commission from Albany and will make no announcements until does, Seaman we of charges he removed after a hearing preferred by the Nassau County Association after the late Dr. Walter K, Wilkins took his life follow ing conviction of slaying his wife. The charges were heard by Joseph M. Pros kauer ant he advised removal of Sheriff Davis will n Seaman doi » will vacate his quart —~ + —<— etleut Troiley Line Quits Ba) e at the jail, ot know when ‘# there, NEW HAVEN tric cars will Conn,, Oct never §.—-Elec= again be oper- Ated over the Shore Line trolley sys tem, according to D. W. Perkins, re ecelver for the company The New Haven road will tbe askod to put on edditional trains between this city and Baybrook, +t hte a The splitting up of these big estates—) and more are to follow the quite large list of sellers—pr | Inost interesting study ot dency of the times. already ents & ten- th It shows how the @reat family holdings of this country are beginnix to break for divisiou atnong the middle classes, Conditions Kay era that such estates cannot be held intact as in the past and the masses are getting the benefit of the distri- butions, Feder ate and City taxes and surtaxes e ro reguinied that large incomes from such holdings ure nearly all taken away from the own- ft ers, making it unprofitable for thew to ren. $B in possession, but person with comparative nall Incomes do not have to pay out so much in taxes end can own them proftably. In fact, the low prices at which they are forced on the market make their pur- j chase a wise investment,” | SELLERS TO FINANCE PLANS OF | HOME BUILDERS. ' Most of the sollers are providin meang for financing building ope tions on the lots, especially homos, William Ziegler is making this fea- ture of his family distribution a mat- ter of personal interest. | “The main idea is in public welfare o provide homes for the said Bryan L, Kennelly, who legler holdings on Nov “Arrangements have been made with one of the leading build- ers of dwellings to furnish plans and materials for immediate construction now of homes, Buyers at the auction can select plans from a wide variety and the Ziegler estate will finance their homes up to 60 per cent of the cost of land and building.” Among the Sage holdings are seventy-seven dwellings in the Cedar. huret tion and many suburban gites, also handsome investment par- cels in Manb ‘They will be sold by Auctio in January, He saya that preparations are under way for financing builders on ‘the Hunt's Point lots, many of which, he belicves, will sell at very low prices, some ev , because all must be turned into cash at once. His distribution of 0 parcela in the estate of John D. immins for $994,550 during one afterno Street Ex- nge last Tuesday convinced him hat there is a vast demand for such properties among investors of the middie class and wage earners, most » developed so fast into the new | Net j High, Tow, Last, Change Am, Beer Sugst m %% 8 — Am, Can... oy 61% & — 2% Am, Tocomotive .. 108% 105 10 — 4% Am, Senet, & el,. Oh OTM@ Ub — 1% Am, Mi fi “a 4 t Am, ‘1 OH — % Anacon @ --1% Ate’, m= 1% Aty,, Gait & WT ws —4 Baldwin Locoms .. 147 “ 1% Bait, & OF 1 40 1% Bech, Steel B city, 108', 102 102% — 4% Bkiyn Rap, ‘Tran, . 7 Oo = Cal, Petroleam 508 Gent, Leather a, Paciti ve Chea, & Olio... Chi, Mil, & SP, Chino Copper. Prod. Oo... Crvcthle Steel, { Wie we... Gen, Moto Co. : Great Nor, Ore... 49 Inepiration Copper. 00 8814 50 | Interoore Con 3% Oh OM Interboro Con, pf. 17% 1 6! | Kennecott Copper. 4% Ale Sie —- Lehigh Volley . % Maxwell Motor... 1% | Mer, Mar, et Mer, Mar, ot, pf. - 1% : 10 | w 1% N.Y, Central veces 2 | N.Y. & NI. 1% North, Hie -—&! era, Th. Re. & W.Va 1% Reading ...... Rep, Mtoe Sinelalr OW 71 hema Pacific 4 Sort Raiiwe % “ Texan Company... MN G2 3 Tebaceo Produnts .. 106 17 1% Union Pacific .. 1% 1h 1%) U.S. Indum, Aleghol 1084 105 oN U, 8, Rutter, ..... 120% 121% a% U, &. Meel.. » 108% 1 — 3% UL @. Steel pie... 110 11% IH OH Ucah Copper ..... Si% 81 a —1 |} Wes'touwe EAM, My HY ON a OILS ON THE CURB. | Opened firm, Shell Transport 81 up 1-2; Simms Petroleum 44, up 1-: White Ol, 36; Home Ol, 171- 181-2; International Petroleum, 2 lance Royalty, -2—4 Midwest Ref. 169—171; 40 3-8—1-3; | Products Refs., $1-8—8 3-8) Y. Oil Gas, 3-8—) 1-2; Boston Wyoming, 13-78; toria, 1 1-@—1 3-4; Island Oil, 77 Houston, 147156; Glenrock, 3) : Cosden, 111-411 1-2; Carib. -2; Barnett, 1-8—3-16; Ami yalty, 13-8—1 5-8. Vie- | 4 Ro The close was weak. $0 1-2; Carib, 46—47; Home Oil, Sheil, $0 1-8— THY cURD, Opened firm. Vanadium 61, up 1-4; General Asphalt 139, up 3; Coca Cola 43, up 2-8: Aetna, 10--101-2; Allied Pack, 61 1-2—68; Great Western, 14d— 18; Heyden, 9—91-2; Vivaudou, 29 3-4—30; Big. Ledge, 1-2—5-8; Hupp. 133-4—14; Col. Tire, 21—22; Brit. Amn, Tob. Co tered, 261-2—27 Union Picture, land, $1 1-2—82; Otis Stoel, 4 Asphalt, 131— Loow, 343-4) Coca Cola, The close was weak. Overland, -$5 1-2; Loft, 42—42 adium, 56——56,1-2; Subm. 181-2; Vivaudou, 29 1-4 Steamship, 7—7 1-8. 03. Ledge, 1-2-8; Van: | B. 171-2 U. 8. 43 STERLING STHADIER. pence | ny Reet eae nmap = The purpose of this column is © aid investors in forming judg- ment as to the value of securi- ties in which they are interested. Predictions as to how high or how low a stock may go will not Communications must be signed and give the addre: of the sonder. QTama Evening Wo terested in A’s column. constant reader of The d and am especially in- the Financial Q's and Will you please tell me if you ever heard of Corpus Christi Gas Company stock? This is a Texas Company. Kindly let mo know what you understand about it| and what is the present value per share and its prospects, BROOKL XY A. The Corpus Christi Gas Company was incorporated in Texas to furnish gas for the city of Corpus Christi, Tex. It operates under a thirty- year franchise with an automatic re- newal clause, The plant, together with twenty miles of mains, was completed Oct. 1, 1914, and was to serve a popu- lation of 18,000. ‘The Henry M. Wal- Jace Company own authorized stock ($360,000), of which $200,000 is outstanding. ‘The bonded debt amounts to $350,000, of which $200,000 is outstanding. T is lit- tle or no public interest in the con- reason an earnings statement is not available in New York. There is no active market for the stock. Q. I have been offered sharos in the 4g (Bradley Company of Texas at $2.50.| ress What is your opinion of this concern? °F LM. A. Why pay $2.50 per share? This company’s stock was being adver- tised in Texas pap at $1.05 a share a week ago and was being traded in on the Oll Exchange and Board of Trade of Fort Worth, Tex. at 75 cents at the same time. The |advertisements offering the stock are replete with adjectives, some of the phrases reading: “Buy from a broker und make the salesmen’s commission, excess profits—advanced —prices— promotion grab and big expense into profits for yourself.” The advertisement winds up: “Act quick and get*in while you can, This is a rock-bottom price. A pick-up, a real snap. We offer a small block of the Bradley Company stock at about one-half the asking price of the com- pany. Thig stock must be sold quick- ly for cash to relieve a financial stringency.” The fact that the stock is being sold to relieve a financial stringenc while the company is paying divi- There was fair amount of buying * demand sterling which rose 4-4) cent to 4.16 franc checks up 2 centimes at 8.63; Belgian cables up 3 centimes at 8.57 francs per $1; lire ® centimes at 10.43; marks na kronen .0005; Swiss Peseta cables 19.2: ables 24.10; sterling ca bles 4.17 1-2; fr cables $61; lire cables 10.41; guilders dec. 37 11-16, |cables 37 18-16. checks off ( q bles Stockholm GINNING I STATES. t's Alabamy . best io waa 9,004,200 ? 978,980, 4 EARNINGS | Rochester & Pittsburgh-— October, $238,494, decrease Buffalo, 8d week 00,497. i Canadian Pacific—3d week October, 0, increase $732,000; fro! $133,411,000, increase $14,- Western Maryland — Sept. $1,642,747, increase, $87,448 after tax $132,7 increase ting come $13 income nine months’ gross $10,889,- 328, decrease $119,779; balance after tax $2,265, increase $306,071; net op- net op erating income 343, increase $140,102. NOTRS @hria C, Dawson, formerly associated with the Government Loan Organiz: tion, and Douglas Delanoy have become associated with the Bond Department & Goodwin, of Bond Park, for close to $1,000,000, the buyers being conspicuously of this class, | $15,000,000 AT AUCTION FOR 20,000 LoTs. | Auctioneers ‘have sold over 20,000 }lots for nearly $15,000,000 in the lous metropolitan suburbs this season, |More than half of these transactions N| have been effected by the Day organi- zation, The Kennelly offerings are covering all sections and the Davies staff is at work on several big coming distributions. Jere Johnson jr. Company in Brook- lyn, Stephen P. Pettit, the Archers and Others in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk, | the Bards and J. 13, Merriam in West- chester, Cornel] and Kolff on Staten Island, are leading with heavy offer- of whom are seeking homes. demonstrated on the pre- ek by J. Clarence Dav Kennelly when they ceding Bryan L. tributed | Broadway, opposite Van ‘ dis ‘ aetna ce C RI oe mn rie rom sand ings in their localities. All say that the result is sure to be an immense | building movement ag soon as the site the Van Cortlandt mile of buyers can get materials and labor Cortlandt | freely, ° Sart atau gum enqeen ran ee per cent. of the} dends to the stockholders should be enough to warn the prospective in-! tha stock Huyler’s Hard Candy Made from the purest of sugar and delicious! flavored with fruits and spices. STFresh Every Hous Mixture”—- packed in conve- nient airtight tins, 4—1—2Ib. All Huyler’s stores and agencies are featuring Hard Candies this week. jvestor. ‘The company owns some acreage in block 74 of the Northwest | Extension of the Burkburnett Field jand is said to have four producing wells but it would be interesting to | know just how much of thelr pro- | duction they are actually selling and jat what price per barrel, Several of | the iarge pipe line companies recently | cut the price of crude oil in this field from to $2.00 per barre! and it is undestood that many of the smaller companies are seliing oil as low as $1 The sooner the American investor takes the trouble to analyze some of the oil stocks he is now buying the sooner Liberty Londs will gell at a price more commensurate with their intrinsic worth and safe and sane yield | 4. Vesit appears to be a stock | jobbing proposition. If the manage- | ment expended more money for drili- ing purposes and less for printers’ ink the stockholders would get a |much quicker deciston an to the value of their shares. In purchasing | the company's stock you are making }@ speculation and a mighty poor one Q How can a trader in Curb stocks obtain accurate list of sules? Is there an official quotation sheet and |if so where can it be obtained? A. There are several quotation gathering organigations on the Curb Market and why the Curb Assoola- ~2%|cern’s stocks or bonds and for that| tion allows more than one so-called | lst of sales to exist is a pusgia The Curb is a public market, but one thing It lacks is an accurate official ‘list of sales such as the other security lexohanges enjoy. In recent months the association has made great pror- through its General Welfare Committee, inasmuch as it approves or disapproves of certain stocks for listing purposes. | Q. What is the object of the Pieroe Oil Company in issuing more pre- ferred stock at this time.—Buffalo, A. The Pierce Oi] Corporation ts | issuing $15,000,000 of 8 per cent. pre- ferred stuck for the purpose of con- verting debenture bonds by placing | sufficient funds in escrow to pay off the ten-year debenture and five-year |notes at the end of this year, which will leave a funded debt of only $1,300,000. Q. Can you tell me whether or not Tonopah Divide is now shipping ore? A. M. A. Tonopah Divide started ship- ments of ore about ten days ago and ig due to be in full swing again by |about the first of next month. Q. Is the Pittsburgh Brewing Com- | pany atill in existence? A relative jof mine has several shares of its common stock but is somewhat doubtful as to its earning power, A. This company is a consolidation | of sixteen breweries located in Pitts- burgh and vicinity with a combined capacity of 1,500,000 barréln per an- num. Its net income for the fiscal year ended October, 1918, was $1,0832,- E80. Any of tho unlisted security dealers can quote you a market for Buy your box WANT WHEN YOU US NAL AD Ve You are CONSERVING—A 10c packet of Salada Tea iS EQUAL TO A POUND OF COFFEE The Most Delicious and Delicate of All Teas and the Most Economical ‘ | ADVERTISEMENT, Article No. 36 ADVERTISEMENT. The singing voice can be remarkably improved and strengthened by the proper application of Chiropraetic. he larynx, from which sound pro- cveds, is an organ most sensitive and susceptible, Lack of clarity of tone, haziness or frogginess, that is constantly recurrent, very frequently is due to impaired nerve control, If the nerves which control the action of the lurynx have an unobstructed passage through the spine, the mental as- cendancy over the larynx will be supreme and the person will be able to place” tones, accurately pitched, of full, round volume, Scores of successful concert singers and vocal teachers avail themselves of Chiropractic aid «nd advice in their vocal culture work, tuking up the training of the voice, it will be found that an ex: a skilled Chiropractor of the bones of the spine in the region of the neck will be of great benefit, It may be there will be no need of readjustment; on the other hand, if there is, this handicap to the successful developiient ‘ot the voice can be removed at once and the path to success made that much clearer, Before consulting @ Chiropractor always make inquiry of the Chiro- practic Bureau of Public Information, Address all inquiries to C. B., Box 80, —The Evening World, New York City CHIROPRACTORS OF NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, (Right# Reserved.)