The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 8

Saecened ee en a THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1919. William Tell” over- songs in English. Besides, she wit! Strand Ross ' sin, a tC 8 be r D. rosie; || FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES | .2@ Zu, |S ee mad scene from Anvbroise Thomas's Miecha th Tussian violin~ t “Hamlet. fiat, will cital et the Brook georee }ly s to-morrow af ,) ee _ age Mr. Hinshaw, manager of the Bo-| & t ' i) include ) ) r R. , lety of A a ses | the ) r, Ernst's usic ecitals ciety of American Singers, announces | th i , 1 hat next week's opera bills at the | concert F shat the ark Theatre will be “Faust” on Mon-| Bach ch B Debutantes day, Friday and Saturday nights and : tor, Nivket ‘ | y 9 the’ Saturday “matinee, and “The| Mr. Bodanzky's prorramute for the an i Im, Peper u 4 M * i Pi * Geisha” on ‘Tuesday, Wed y and|conceris by the New npuony Or- ge oe carr , Thursday nights and the Elec! chestra at Carnexie I on next ag piel sser di aed Bb] ‘Trading in the stock market to-day | aimly ianists Matte ee) edheatny: init ond SRMAy attaP >| . The purpose of this column is jan opinion on the stock aw a apecn- | \k* Rutter el lind nin s“|was in wharp contrast to that of /_ ‘ii noen will have for the principal num ey te aid investors in forming judg- jation, Most people confuse the two Rem toe 3% (82% 4 — * recent sessions, During the first hour By Sylvester Rawling. John McCormack will give his first] ber Schubert's seventh symphony Ment as to the value of securi- |terms. They seem to prefer to use rene - New York concert of the season at Kevstone Tite... there was brisk bidding up of stocks, HIS is the open season for am- the Hippodrome a week from .o-mor-| The Riltmore Friday morning mu _ tis in which they are interested. | ithe term investing when they know Lackawanna Steel, partioglarly the independent steets, bitious young musicians and Tow night, It will be the tenth an-|sicales will be resumed noxt week Eredietions as te how high or | they arc speculating. table Vole ser but as the market drew to a close & trying time for music re- Niversity, of his debut in, America| The artists to appear are G at thew low a stock may go will not As & speculation Livingston Oil is lorilard pepe there was a general disposition to| Viewers. Many aspirants for. public St the Manhatten Opera House and |Jumes Stanley and Winston Wilkise be made. Communications must | not unattractive, It certainly pos- Seaaated S008, hpi de i ltaver already ‘Aave nude e bid kid Be ores undreath concert in, the| son aa Be signed and give the address | esses more merit than a great many Maxwol! Motors e profi more are awaiting their turn, Save oe —y he serial performance of “Elijah”, The feat the re Slos ks r i Flijah", ‘Of the sende: other oil issues being put out to the! 4 Maxwell Motom 2. 40% 40% 40% — % he features of the day were Sloss-| for one singer, none has disclosed & Arnold Volpe and his Symphony/at St. Bart! w's Chureh will B ities | publie. May Dept, Store —4% | Sheffield and Lackawanna Steel. The| touch of the divine spark, and feW Orchestra will give the seoond of the|continucd to-morrow afternoon w @ Can you inform me as to the} ‘There are 2,088,340 shares out- Mexican Vetrioum —2 |former at one time showed a gain} have reached a level of mediocrity series of popular Sunday afternoon| 4.30 o'clock, with the first part Pregress being made by the Simms| rte a b Mutling Rowty + “lof more than 12 points, and Lac! Which commands respect. Pianists concerts at the Hippodrome to-mor-| Part il. All seats free iim Company in the Homer| tte Ott of ao total authorised Midreie Stes! om + 1%] wanna was able to rise more than 7| Mave been In the majority, and some pow, The soloists will be the tenor pany In the Homer) issue of 3,000,000 (par $1.00), The Minnerpolia & 8b. 16% 16% 16% + %/ pointe Without meeting any opposi-|Of them have made one marvel at cantor Bernard Woolff, John Powell,| There will be a recital at St, James's Fiala of Louisiana; also if the com- oompahy owls an interest in Gi Mo, Kan & Tex 12% 129% 12% tion of consequence. their temerity, Yet audiences have the American composer-planist, and| Episcopal Churc srooklyn, to-mor- aay has made arrangements for the| oT tel. sooo acres of louses in Mian Pacific... 28% 8 8% — 41 But while these two stocks were | ® nen gel i good bhatt from. ig Jacaues Malkin, violinist row afternoon at 4 o'clock, to whieh s duc’ 0 pre y 20, acres of loase Mikile Staten O., 8% M2 @ 1%) performing pyrotechnics, the remain ay wis tes ea aa the public is invited ‘ Mee eid M* Products frm) texas and Oklahoma ficlds and also National “Acoe., dk” TH BTN + Ml Mor OF the mt Was displaying heavy {S4¥") @md that hurts rather than’ ho Rivoll Orchestra next wook - “ \). | has a controlling interest in the Live | National Auiline.., O24 61 62 undertone. Motor, ofl, food, railroad | P&!ps: will play Liszt's second Hungarian} Prof. Samucl A dwin will give @tams Petroleum Company is drill. | Ae Nat. kn, & St... 8% SH 8% + “land copper shares mostly closed the There were two piano recitals yes- rhapsody. At the Rialto selections | tree organ recitals at the City Colloge #ix test wells in the new Homer | !"sston Refiners’ Corp. Hetenal tend, Hi O% 9% +14] day with declines ranging from frac- | terday, each at Aeolian Hall, ie from Zandonai's “Francesca da! on to-morrow and Wednesday after- of Clairborne Parish, La., where! 15 1918 earnings amounted to $208,- Nevada Cond 16% 16% 16% — {tions to more than two pointe. payee Bt Rudolph "Setter a Chie 1 be the feature. At the noone nt 4 y 4% Bas 200 acres adjoining the prop-, 24. and It ts now claimed that pro- NY, dee ie P4 + % died an usinporasle weteee of ehh cagoan, offered a programme that POLITICAL. POLIT erty of the Standard Oi! Co. of Louis-| duction is in the neighborhood of 7,600 | Mar a. N. ¥, Omen... 12% 7 Ta Importance and has not yet induced | pomyn With Hecthoven's sonata, opie IetSAt on a ORITICAL, iama, on which twp wells estimated | bbls. daily and that net is at the r Agno, On <. ¥. Dock, GH OH% + 14} liquidation of consequence. The feel- 1). Chopin, Brahms, Dohnanyl, Mac- 5 - eed for 24,000 and 20,000 barrels a! Of $200,000 monthly. Ata Ry ...... Bee oe p+ fi bed fl fe ee rae = Heel! fi WAT Dowell, Grieg, Busoni, Marion Bauer, Auto Sales Corp Norfolk & Went... 90% — ¢ of short duration and that by the] Gharles T. and © Dieter, ; Gay, bave been completed. The Simms} If this rate of production can be | 21? fim 1 18) 186% 188) = 1 | Northern Peete... 05% 69% 68% — %| middle or end of next week the pro- ea ee Se ee eee a lontags § Gammpany has purchased a tank farm| maintained for any great length Of |meidwin Loco .... 146% 141% 146 — SN! Nom Scotia Stoel, 82 80 81% + 2%] duction of coal will again be ap-| ang technical skill, and shows sound ¢ ate on the Queen & Nabe art etal time, or if new wells should be opened pe e be t ft ” = “lots Oltte ae bh bd th + $ Proaching normal. musicianship; but his tone is hard, Alabama & Southern Rallroads,| up, Livingston seems to have an ex- patie Mining 1% ohn P. & RK. re ——— alcitrant pedal at the start Heth, Motors 3% WOR BOHR — WK] Ontato Bil... 10 Hh Oh + O14 ON THE CURB, arrass him, and he paused Siieh will have a storage hope of} cellent chance of gelling above its|pam wel ....... 101% 101% 106% — th] Onens Botting... @ G% @® + Kl Opened firm. Shell Transport after the allegro until it was fixed, ANH barrels. A six-inch pipe line, | present price of about $2.50 per share.| Heth Med B..... 10% 107% lot + 4 | Pecitic Devel, Com 14 THM TEM up 3-4; White Ol, 381-2, up 1- In the evening, Alexander Gunn of miles long, will connect the field Romnh Fisheries, 16% % se +1 laen, 101-2—8-4; St n—43 Boston played the Bach prelude and the storage station. Q. Have you ever heard of the! nkiye, Rep, Tr 0% sa asiy — 4] 2en Rtg ios signed ' fugue in E flat minor, a Debussy . Drillers’ and Producers Oi] Company | Brown Bhoe Oo... 108 ah Pet, 48-60; Midwest Ref, 168-170; | group, and compositions by Daquin, @ What is the estimated produc-|of Texis and My Bag of the com-| Hrune, Term, 10% 10% 10% me+ & View ve apalbu, # Chopin, Brahms and Chabrier. Bome- ‘ pany that it is © merged with? | Ratte Cop, \ “a joria, aAvoy, thing of the flavor of both Debussy aun st Hupp Motor veo phen DA. ewe 1h 3) NK + , my + %|Sequoyah, Stanton, and’ Chopin escaped Mr. Gunn's 6 present time and how A. Suit haa been filed against the & — 4121-8; Houston, 145 Hudson, fingers. Despite hia proficiency, his ‘this compare with figures for last] Drillers’ and Producers’ ‘Ol Company Cal, Packing. . i 1% — 9% A Oy 7 8-8—5 Oil-Gas, 3-8— Dlaying lacks interest. “ hast in the District Court at Wichita Do <3; ‘ostern States, 1 5-8 Home nis Fuleihan, a yrian pianist, Tyee? 1 have been bolding some of | ener, aahitg for the anpelab: | Get won . : = Ol, 16-17; Livingston Oil, gave a recital at Aecollan Hall on this company’s stock for almost 4] nent ofa receiver, T. W. Sill ammerte | Ger, poate 2% - %| International Petroleum, Wednesday afternoon that included @ year now and understand it is going | that the promoter of the proposition aon aun MH 106% + %| Lance Royalty, 3-8— grdup of his own Compositions Gall vauch higher. Do present earnings|agreed to drill a 8,500 foot well In|cumw De Pan... x 190 + 24/781; Blk ut least, were novel in conception. oor | Wichita, The promoter also intended | q tim =~ 9 [Ol 27-8 the Princess Theatre on ‘Thursday ake. Aad ies [merging the Drillers’ and Producers’ nk Gane roa Fy [1881-8 , 1-8-3 1-6; afternoon, \Mildred Couper, kava, a with another organization and @/on. M. @ @& P.. 22 ~ %/503-4—-611-4; Glenrock, 37-84. Onli, ak be A. During the firet six months of t m4 * = ated evening, at Aeolian Hall, Maurice } Mie the ees Cerporitien makes. Aah eae aera! ell Dh tape eo, oe Bo 1 ee THE ovnn. Freedman gave a violln recital. Bach | tered and shipped 9,129 automobiles, ; OM eT & Par * O: Sty) Opendd em, \ vasadinin, er acg,| Ch Tie tures Wes Denne ton) theinies : yor [Ofer % = | Otis Btect, 41 to 411-2 ze The Friends of Muste announce the 4 tom for 1918 of 9,544 cars. In other | Neith ry ad ti an a: 8 to 2, unchanged to 0 ‘words present production appears to | of obsolete oraritien. It is quite on C0 a * a + in Up 1-2; Col. Tire, 18 a 20; Loft, 41 al Phenit PR A edi lag as prc ha J be running at an annual rato nearly | Possible that an unlisted securities | Crme Pewtoty 1 1% + 4/48; Submarine Boat, 18219; Loew, a concert by Artur etble that of the previous year.| "Me™ °8" be of help to you | Siow, abet, Mid MM TM a8 +10% 1343-4085; British-American ‘Tobac- | a small orchestra and Fer the fiscal year ended July 1, 1919,} Q. Please give me an opinion on By lan Pace sw Joy IotM tore = % [0% Corporation, 261-2027; Regsta,| N°" aoe. Gael the hat conoute it mat profits amounted to $535,602 |Canadian Gold @& Bilver. What is It | South, Ry.. BY MK BH + 4/26 427; 11411 1-4;| March the intervening Sunday after- selling for? Can you give me thelcon, Int du. M Stromberg 8H 0K OX — %/UN. Pict 221-2; Coco| noe co hive tals. ee Had eins y bee cle? name or names of New York Stock | Continental ion 4 Studebaker 140% 18T188K — 1 breyten sti 4 Great Western, | "°°™* bate Ldkbailnahd bho preferred -|Exchange brokers who will allow |Gom, trreducts Stuta Motor 128% 126% 128% 4 % [Ida ed 64065; Hupp, C % : bs ammually in January, 1919, and the yomee to come and wae the wee Onoite. eat eer Ha -*% Gece 13 “a » 17-8a2 18! Py ate Hipnlaionie Serhoreow gradual retirement of this preferred | oar » 8, ‘Urvetiote Seeel yt 7 iB) Serer Aetna, 10 | eyenin: er oramme will be ‘stack in believed t® presage dividend | A: Canadian Gold & Silver is Very | Cup Cane Sagar H 101-4; Golden Gate, 2a21-4;' Over-| §, Ls of old and new ‘a the mon. ‘Taking dnt much of a speculation and seems to] Obs Cane ao. pt % — 2%] land, 814,31 1-2, rea action common. Tal into but a minimum of attractive | Oven a 9 +9 —— ‘ conaideration the prosperous outlook : MA It is selling at o tewinn @ pret pay : = by DIVIDENDS. ee for the autombile industry in general, |Cetts per share. Dunes Mines = Continental Motors Corporation.— imi i m » 5 . 4 —1 \ iclnihit e umber 0 ° might be well for you to retain geoadcin the colon it sty ery Kndiioon:-Jatweton % | Union Bag & leper, — %| Quarterly of 2 per cent. on common A Limit amman 5 a | t ‘your interests in the Hupp Company. | doubtful if any Wall Street house, fed how Union Pacific, + %| stock payable Nov. 15; previously zs members of the Exchange, will allow | pur, *4] Union Ol... + %]1 1-2 per cent. was paid. @ | @. Please give me your opinion on woes to Esko fo practice of sItING | nw Min € am + 4 Daited Alloy, + &%] Semet Solvay Company.—Regular 5 “lavingston O11 stock as an invest.|in their office and watch the stock United Drug. + 4%] of 8 per cent. payable Nov. anes h B d f E: ment. W. Dd. R | board. AS a matter of fact moat i + 1% | tietted Pratt —%!| By-Products Coke Corporation.— ont ie board o. stimate 1 “A. While issue cannot be recom. | Nee tock meCnanKe houses will NOt | ue ‘Teras + Wl un. By. Ine, Oo. + &%! Regular quarterly of $1.50 payable | mended as an “investment” and nelth.| However, there ate certain firme who gece 8 = 6] be set ee Bie }a oan a vast majority of oil stocks,| Invite women to trade in thelr UP-| Grrrl ree a 20 a + on| EARNINGS, vO I E FOR Bat perhaps you had in mind asking ern ers Be peision larly 19 | General Motors a4 {Oe & +3 | Now Jersey Zinc Company.—Sept. { i a Gen, Motor pf. hs ‘ ‘ 4 2 30, 1919 quar, surplus after charges t Gen, Motors Deb. . and Federal tax, $2,610,918, | i ' 4 i Ua ik oe + $2.6 . equal to| Beer, | measures to the leaders of any labor | omit is MoH 99 yo 4 wT = % 9745 a share on $85,000,000 capital | Models at Exceptionally enr urran > ‘ group. Although everybody denies | creat Ore. 43g | Utah ~ % stock against $1,491,337 or $4.26 a Low Prices . x that there ts any politics involved, | (oil States Steet at 4 3) | Va. Car, Chem... - hd share ih preceding quarter and $3,- and certainly the moves that have Hasheil & Barker, 2% — sheng! eet aad a or $9.83 a share in same 1918 1 1917 D4.35 “ . inois Cent 90% — | Wem, Pac is - erior . ' been made are devold of politics be- Sate =| West, Union + 4? ae Si eat Born in New York cause Congress is supporting the oe | oe y|CAMERA REPLACES PRINTER 2 1917 D.6-44 , “vg 11| executive branch of the Government | ; 31917 Deeds Newspaper Man + 1% “ - ‘ ‘a © 1918 E-6.44 IE whole-heartedly, still it true that the Me ® ‘Tenmessecan's Compo : . | Demooratie Party bbs always oount- |! Met: beri. a 1 Lilo, Oa: Hy Are on “Vacation.” 4 1918 Eas Aldermanic Leader 6 Years —_—— ed on the support of labor, With a laxpeuta ees ~ apnea NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1.— ' et (Continued From First Page.) the defections dite to the stand taken f Photo-engravings of the editorial 1 Soldier 7 7th Division i ” CO-OPERATION IS AS columns and some advertisements 2 1919 H.6-45 at 1500 - by the Administration on the League | was used in the Saturday morning 1 1919 H.6-49 at 1800 | J ‘with the assertion that the Interna-|of Nations—defections of Irish and | 10 STOP PROFITEERING losue of the Tenness an in nrder to 1 1918 E-646 at 1900 ludge | | ne paper despite ’ tional Labor Conference only “rec-| other foreign born voters—tho loss | sh [male out Three newspanele of FOR @mmends,” anyway, to the individual |of large bodies of labor voters is C jiaspvile Ae affected by a BY E “ In reply to a letter of Lambert V. B.| tion’ in the composing rooms, gl Governments and peoples and is |also recognised by the Democrats as Cameron, president of National Asso-| With the assistance of job printing Motor & Supply Co.. PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH only a debating society, after all, to|a possible outcome of the contro ciation of Brokers in Refined Sugar, |Mfces employing union printers the ‘Sve labor a forum and place to ex- | versy. i jprotesting against the publicity the | two afternoon papers, the Banner Authorized Exchange Dealers | OF hange views in a public way rather) The chief responsibility for' fight- sugar situation has recelved and de- | § age editions, w | than through the secret plots and| ing the strike is not on the Republi- | claring that profiteer transactions have |°“rne walkout followed a demand tor} || 234-239 West 58th St, MANHATTAN , @mspiracies that mean Bolshevism, |can Congress but the Democratic | ee eae age to eater Rh DS ICY aa a At Broadway. | Executive and Cabinet, Attorney -_—— . ‘ "1 “GOAL STRIKE THE ALL IMPOR- TANT TOPIC OF DIPLOMATS. ‘The curious thing about the situ- atton here is that while the Interna- tdonal Labor Conference is in ses- ston interest of the delegates is fast- @med on what the Government of the “Waited States does about the coal ‘strike. Foreign diplomats would . wather talk to you about that than the League of Nations. It is not merely because a coal strike means suffering for Europe ‘through a diminished export, but every time labor rises up and defies * @ Government, the method by which ‘ gald Government goes through such am experience is a subject of the most intense interest and possible instruction. , 0 the coal strike is taking the stage despite all else that is going ‘em in these busy days at Washing- tom. Although President Wilson has been to ill to receive Senators who are conducting the fight for the rati- Seation of the peace treaty, the thing @losest to his heart, he nevertheless has been permited by his physician General Mitchell Palmer is said by many to be a possible choice by the Democrats to lead them in 1920. | Politically speaking, some of his | friends think his vigorous action against labor may end his chances, There are others who think that who wa forceful action, on the other hand, | clared I will tend to do the very opposite— | Karded « to make him 9 form!dable candidate, | Ludlow There is no way to prevent political gossip from surrounding every sub- ject that Washington deals with, but the most refreshing thing about it all is that the Government, Congress as woll as the Executive and Cabi- net, bas gone abead regardless of all political consequences and regard- ful only of the stern necessity of | keeping a Nation supplied with fucl. | <nccneaniippeeenmant STRICKEN, STOPS HIS CAR. hat were to pay his alimony is in jail nt to david oO mu that if some one !n New only take a chance he would be glad to get to work and wife Goldhaber Wails He Can’t Pay Wife Till He Gets Out and Earns Money. “It is all the fault of the lawyers, yet thelr »idhaber, sha de- who is re- “lifer” at Sheriff Knott's treet hotel, When interview reporter of The BE) 1 at the jail by a ning World, Gold- asserted that he did not like to be in jail, that eight months in jail ch for any man, and York would and bail him out the hitherto missing “How can a fellow pay up when be asked Goldhaber den Johnson gives me everything he “Ware ean, but he can't give me wages. Motorman, Near Death, Saves Trets | 40d 60 until I got the $500 1 am in te magore on Down Grade, | i8!! for the rest of my life, so it While his trolley oar, carrying thirty | Seems.” ingore, was going down an incline at Leonia, N, J, on the way to the Rdgewater Ferry, Motorman Alexander Rabb, No. 170 Bast 158th Street, Man- mone In 18 if Goidhaber jeft his family in 1914 and went to Detroit, whe he sent from time to time, he asserts. he declared his willingness to close of his examination of R. M, Wil- son of Axtell & Co., involved In a sugar deal, sald: “[ received @ letter (rom Mr. Cam: | eron defending sugar brokers, but 1 am sorry to say that the men In the sugar trade appear to be the only ones in my two years’ experience administrator who failed measure of co-operation, In the aetion un investigation hy broker in good standing, are along a profiteering pric that you appear to legitimate commission, but waking Jt 1 a profiteertn, asing on thie. prot ner price, felpiue make the public pay It f the sugar brokers would refuse to traffic with sugar pirates and would report every offer of an illegal trana- notion mace to them, this would soon | be stopped and the reputable brokers would be spared unjust reflections upon | thelr at towards the public. in the full trane- BANKING AND FINANCIAL, Pe. ee ee ee ee Livingston Oil Based upon production, as Teady being paid by the publishers, P zenogi. A Columbus Retail sn Armo .. Gist to G2 Nov. 3-15 b2iyerccst St. 30 P. Put a man on the job who knows the job ! ‘PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH Vote for onc! OF MANHATTAN. 5 CURRAN CAMPAIGN ¢ ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. Dep ES lt | veiw Article No, 37 CHRGPRAC Recognition has come to Chiropractic on its merits sol entirely new creed for the physical redemption of a sufferin; done what it claimed to do, The steadily increasing thousands who have been helped by Chiropractic are its best friends and its best advertisements. When one has spent hundreds cy 5 . ‘Teaching an g mankind, it has to consider the coal strike situation |hattan, was attacked by heart disease pene @ tloket to his wife, but she did reported to us, the indicated Sun. of dollars and weeks of time seeking relief for physical ills and has failed to find and discuss it with Attorney General | erly this morning ere ware na aie wished « divorce. | earnings of the Livingston Oil such relief, and then found that @ few simple adjustments by Chiropractic have Pal: fast The passengers were thrown for © ground worked the restorative wonders that others failed to accomplish, he is not only mer, As a matter of fact, Mr.| yd ang shaken, but the car stopped but when he came back to | Corporation, together with its a real convert to it but he is also an apostle, preaching the gospel Wilson is slowly improving, as may {any was found dead, Hix Inst act |wony qa kyle Was arrested. | T share of earnings of the Liv- of a new, wonderful science to the thousands of suffering throughout the country. " be judged by the gradual introduc: | was to apply the emergency brake to| make-up," but her lawyer le alleged | ingston Refiners Corporation, In an effort to place this wonderful science before the thousands of this _ Uke t the sick chamber of business |!nsure the safety of his passengers, — {to have decided against It, are now at the rate of over See the Free food ‘Thousands of free the Chire | of paramount importance Orn fo Te etaae Rie wits @, Slayer $5,000,000 Per Annum samples, Visit the show and learn how to reduce Petea fanteevaral monthar’ Wa are endenvorie io cur iain the advordaien te THE ADMINISTRATION'S LABOR 104 KILLED BY AUTOS. @ soar, “and in General Sessions | ’ ’ the cost of . A LARGE PACKAGE OF the simplest way, an accurate, truthful description of just what Chiropractic STAND 18 NOT POLITICS. = eoeenaeme dropped the case, Now she is willing |against @ total authorised NUTRITIOUS ID FREE WITH EVERY will do and will not do. Andes Bis October F # for State Show /to lot mo get out of here, But the 18W | capitalization of $3,000,000. ADMISSION. (Adm, 22c—War Tax 3c.) We have the proof of what claims we make in the living, healthy persons The President was anxious that Over 191 says To must furnish $500 ball, Anc i haa Vek Bok J ' - &60-—" of thousands who bless Chiropractic. We do not ask you to take our word alone. the Government procecd cautiously] one pur nd tour persons were | ame mtorise aiiny Know, and David srg feb ed pl i We will be glad to sive you tabaiole aecrl. If you have Biice coal strike emergency, but | killed Si Pegt Pretan-yi and ‘ Latest Iuformation on Request, Ask your grocer for an exchange ticket free! suffered from any of the thousands of ills that afflict mankind and have been gta “tied ie ee ieciaite, Mie vont ne re DKnarr dan.al RA a unable to obtain relief, let us show you what we have de Ve are confident Ser nere se BA AUBURN tO | eel coher, eocording to tho repo lent Geant at wrest, ° ‘ 100 Appetizing Exhibits, Music that we can convince you of what we may be uble to do in your case. poe disappoiniment, incidentally, in Ad- | pi A Highway: Provactite oo. | PARI, Navi eetie United Baten Estab. Rane t, 1900 ‘ New York Marine Band. Before consulting a Chiropractor always make inquir of the hiropractic L ©) Winistration circles that it has be- ciety Usmued to-day army transport President Grant, with New Yous Bureau SEEMS ROE ALOD. _ Address all inquiries to C. B., Box 60.—The Be come Recestary for the Wilson Ad- Luring the corresponding mont) jast 9,000 American Woops on board, who BVCOINg ¥ © 5 yoar ninety-five persons were Killed in are destined for C ybiena, arrived at the State and city, Brest yesterday Buuowe ‘Tel, Cortiaudt 2548-4-5-—8278-4.5, F) Sea eae aa es = ae Chiropractors of New York and New Jersey seeiviretion to apply disciplinary Rights Reserved,