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The sun., 1919-08-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Only for the recessionary tendency In
United Retail Stores and Tobacco Prod
ucts prices would have been uniformly
higher on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change yesterday. The weakness in
foreign exchange and hints at strained
relations with Mexico were outweighed
as factors later by the improved local
traction situation and indications OF a
continued sufficiency OF funds for invest
ment purposes.
A brisk demand developed for the
steels from the outset. on which Crucible
was bid up AK to 1855. United States
Steel common ia 90 1O1%. Bethlehem
Steel b PA TO s3I and Baldwin Loco
motive 3+< to 1o47s. Mexican Petroleum
advanced As from Its early low to
17l%, Pan-America.n az to 1885, and
Royal Dutch OF New York 2is to 90.
Vigorous buying in the ANAL hour sent
UP Studebaker 3N to 1007S. while Pierce
Arrow rose ? to y. Marine common
- from its early low to 51%, Ameri-
can International Corporation to s4L
and Marine preferred to 1l2i4.
United Retail Stores fell points from
it's early high to s1L, ending at s3.
while Tobacco Products receded ~ to
91ia.
Copper issues were fractlonally higher.
except American Smelling and Refining
which gained more than a point to 74%
Texas and Pacific opened points higher
at 42i4 and closed at 4l&. Union Pa
cifc was bid up to 1221s Southern Pa
cific to 94$ and Missouri Pacific to 81.
Interborough Consolidated preferred
scored an overnight gain OF points to
lo&
The sun., 1919-08-20
SHORTS, DRIVEN TO
BUY, FORCE CORN UP
0versOld Market Rises 4 1-2 to
z Cents a Bushel in Nat
ural Reaction.

The corn market was strong yester-
day on the strained technical position.
the covering by shorts and the catch
ing OF many stop loss orders. Prices
advanced Az to Z cents bushel, nhow-
ing n natural reaction after the sharp
break of the day before. Proit taking
checked the advances.
The rapid declines OF the last few
days with the restrictions on trading
put the market in an oversold condi-
tion. Shorts covered freely when they
realized the situation, and as a result
options rose steadily. Many stop loss
orders were uncovered on the advance.
The cash market showed strength due
to the demand for the product
Sentiment was more divided than in
any other of the recent sessions. Against
the bullish factors was discouraging
news. Foreign exchange broke. sterling
reached a new low, as did francs and
lire each. Renewed efforts to bring down
the cost of living are still prominent
factors in the market. but were over
shadowed yesterday.
Weather and crop reports were gen
orally favorable. except one from the
Santa Fe road. which told OF deteriora-
ton as the result of drought Those
reports checked the outside buying. Re
celpts are expected TO grow larger now
that the shipping situation Is improved.
Country offerings were not large.
Oats were irregular, with a heavy
undertone. Professionals dominated the
market, operating on both sides. Weak
ness in foreign exchange, which quieted
the export demand. was mainly resppn-
sible for the softening. Receipts con-
tinue fair and stocks large. but country
offerings were small.
Provisions after a weak opening
steadied on light offerings and the better
feeling In the corn market. Packers
were credited with some OF the buying.
wHEAT-Consumers in Europe are ap-
parently not particularly worried over the
question of supplies during the coming
season and have figured that the surplus
production in the leading export countries IL
considerably In excess OF the requirements
developed whether weakness In sterling ex-
charge will affect the export business from
America, but evidently the Grain Corpor-
alton Is preparing. for large shipments OF
wheat soon and is making weekly pur-
chAs.s of hour for export
CORN-No. . yellow, quoted at s21SLI
and No. white. t22la. g. e., New York
OATS-No. white quoted at BIC: NO
q white at -ssc.; No. white. sec.' all NOM
RYEIFirm. no. western, 'l.ss c. E.
~ fBaARIEY-Firm. Feeding. ,IT; malt
nF FRr.ckW;ErirEstsadS .sS; Il Nsw dSTk Sound milling
$3.50. c. T.. New York.
HAY-steady. No. !, s? to t?;oS: No. 2.
;1.S5 to sl.s5: No. ,. S.o5 to *l.6s; snip
ping. $50 to $40
STRAW-Ouiet. No. ! rye, tl' TON
The sun., 1919-08-20
SENECA POLICIES
ARE ALL REINSURED
Holders in Failed Company
Safegusrded by Phillips's
Action.
GETS AN ORDER OF COURT
Concerns Liabilities Exclud-
ing Capital Are Sl4,373
Above Assets.
GETS AN ORDER OF COURT

Jesse s. Phillips Superintendent OF
Insurance. made public yesterday a
statement concerning the Seneca Fire
Insurance Company OF Buffalo. whose
affairs became involved through the
failure Of the North Penn Bank of Phila-
delphia.
The company was organized in Buff
falo in 1912. In 1918 its control passed
to the James ]. Bolsnd Company. Inc.
through the purchase OF 10000 shares
Of its capital stock. After obtaining
control, the Boland company moved the
offices to Scranton, Pa. where it's busi-
ness was conducted until recent date,
when the Offices were moved to New
York. The James J. Boland Company.
Inc, acted as general agent of the Sen
eca Fire Insurance Company and also
OF the New York National Insurance
Company, such latter company being
now under liquidation by the depart
ment.
An examination OF the books showed
liabilities. excluding capital, OF S4i,-
373.17 over assets
In an order OF liquidation obtained
in the Supreme Court in Erie County
yesterday the superintendent obtained
from the court authority TO reinsure the
companys outstanding business. believ-
ing such steps necessary 10 protect
policyholders. A reinsurance was
therefore effected with the Globe & Rut-
gers Fire Insurance Company Of New
York of the company's entire business
In force, effective as Of II O'Clock noon.
August 19. By such reinsurance the
policyholders get full protection against
loss and no cancellation or replacement
OF the policies is necessary. With the
commission received for the reinsurance
1t is expected the assets will be suffi-
cient to pay losses in full.
The company commenced business Feb
ruary. 1914, with capital stock of $780,
300. Its net annual premium income
amounted approximately to s525,000.
The officers of the company were
President James ]. Boland; frst vice
president, Charles Diebold. Jr.: second
vice-president. r. S. Houck treasurer,
N. =. Boland: secretary. ]. Russell
Jones assistant secretary. p. G. Enser
assistant secretary. 3. r. Maize.
The sun., 1919-08-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

william Stern has become associated
ing.
A. O. Becker a Co. Ames Emerlch 4
OF Chicago are offering at 100 and interest
an issue OF $500. 900 first mortgage 6 per
cent serial gold bonds Of the Rainsy-
Montgomery & co, are offering for sub
scrption to yield from to $40 per cent
according TO maturity. sS,Soo.O0o per
on Company: These notes mature Sc
rally 100000 on the first day Of each
month from September l. 1918. to May !.
MeCrory stores Corporation reports sales
for June as ts2i.2t2. against S77s9Ss last
year. an increase of '4+sOa; for SIX months
against tI,062.522 for the same period a
year ago. an increase OF s7sI.s5s
Jones Bros Tea Company; Inc report.
N.lso.sl4 last year. an increase OF '22O.-
0i7. Sales for seven months ended July
81 were s9.o99.Sl5. against $7.179,S3s for
Hs :s%f a sP.fss PfTGa last year showing an
W, p. Anderson, formerly assistant gen
era, ett mamaSsT manage OF me N Wright, Martin Air
ger OF the olds Motor Company OF Lans-
ing.
f. L. Bartlett, making the fourth seat the
latter has sold The last scat brought
at $4,000, which is the record price.
A booklet entitled The Province OF Que
bee and Its Municipalities" a synopsis of
the work done by that province in the pro.
motion OF sound municipal finance has
been issued by a. e. Ames & Co of To-
rOnto
fering a new issue Of Sl25 900 Pope county
Arkansas, road Improvement district bonds
These bonds ars exempt from all Federal
income taxes and are offered any maturity
WELD IA ceht.
The board Of directors of the Bankers
Trust Company made the following APP
auditor. to be assistant treasurer; II. f.
whitney head OF the credit department,
TO be assistant treasurer, and L. II. Plumb
head clerk In charge OF transfer depart
ment. to be assistant secretary.
The Asia Banking Corporation has an
nounced the appointment OF w. q, Avery
as general manager OF its Far Eastern
branches, with headquarters at Shanghai
Mr.. Avery. formerly assistant treasurer OF
terday and viii SAN from Vancouver on
September 4.
< petition is being circulated among
change reque sting a holiday on the satur-
day before Labor Day.
prominent New Orleans cotton nrm,
which T. L member of the New York Cot :
ton Exc anse. Is about to establish Offices
in this y, being attracted by the higher
eommissi' n rates charged by the local
exchange. other New Orleans houses are
understood 20 be contemplating similar
action.
CO. Greenwood. Miss, has applied for
membership In the New York Cotton Ex-
change.
The Guaranty Trust Company has been
appointed registrar OF the second preferred
stock and common stock OF the congoIeum
The Produesrs and Rsnners Corporation
has brought IN it's well No. ?, section rs,
township 2e. range 81. In the Ferris field,
Carton county. Wyomins, With produc-
ton Of 800 barrels daily, ~ 4, ,-t
The sun., 1919-08-20
PUZZLE FOR BANKERS HERE.
British Lift han on Foreign Sc
curitles Trading.

Bankers were more or less puzzled by
the cryptic announcement of the British
Treasury yesterday OF "the withdrawal
OK the regulations prohibiting dealings
In foreign held securities" although they
agreed that 1t marked one step nearer
normal conditions. Even in London the
announcement caused confusion and
heaviness in bond and stock prices.
So FAR as can be learned there were
two prohibitions in effect one prevent
ing the transfer and sale of enemy
owned securities the other designed to
prevent the export of capital through
purchase of foreign owned securities by
the British investor. 1t was assumed
that the prohibition against enemy
owned securities continues in effect.
II was said yesterday that II the Brit
ish investor began to purchase foreign
held securities il might depress still fur
ther the value of the pound sterling.
but 1t was agreed that the possible un-
favorable influence on exchange would
not be great.
The sun., 1919-08-20
To Get 10000 Cramp shares.

Chandler & CO., Inc. announced yes
terday that in addition to the 31,l54
Cramp shares and voting trust certifi-
Gates acquired by the American Ship
and Commerce Corporation 5000 shares
are in process of exchange. which will
give it more than 4O.OO shares, or about
a two-thirds interest The book value
OF this asset on December 81. 1915 ex-
elusive OF good will. was in excess of
$40, 100000. Based on earnings OF S2'--
I42,S55 for the first seven months OF
this year and orders in hand, earnings
OF Kerr Navigation Cooperation for 1919
before taxes will be at least $4.o00O0O.
Cramp earnings available for the stock
since January /, IL is understood, have
been at the rate OF seb per share. When
The Cramp exchange has been completed.
American Ship and Commerce Corpora
tior will have outstanding $4,000 shares
OF capital stock. no bonds. notes or
preferred
The sun., 1919-08-20
CURRAN CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
Takes McAdoo's Place During Lat
tcr's Vacation.

Magistrate. Henry II. Curran has been
designated as Acting Chief Magistrate
until further notice by direction OF Chief
City Magistrate McAdoo, who Is on va
cation in Maine. Magistrate Charles n
Harris. who has been substituting for
Magistrate McAdoo. IL also out of town.
A reception was rendered yesterday to
Max s. Levine, recently appointed a
City Magistrate. at Essex Market court
A silk judicial robe. a gavel and a foun-
tain pen were presented to him by Abra-
ham Horowitz. acting for the Second
Assembly District Democratic Club.
The sun., 1919-08-20
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
vIRGINI,-CARoLrNA CHEMICAL CO...

Jersey city. y. J.. August ist. 1878.
Notice is hereby given that the AnHtI al
Meeting Of Stockholders OF the NIRGINfA~
CAROLINA CHEMICAL. COMPANY foD
the election OF Directors and tor the trs
action OF such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting (including
receiving the Annual Report Of the Beard
OF Directors and the ratification Of The a ctS
Of the said Board since the last annusJ
meeting Of Stockholdcrs), will bs held At
the principal ONCE Of the Company, 10 EIl
change Place. Jersey city. County Of Mud
son, New Jersey. at o'clock p. ". on
Wednesday, the 3rd day Of Septembers i
1918 Uhis being the rrst "wednesday OF
september, in accordance with Article T.
Section /, OF tine by Laws I
The transfer b0uks of the COMPANY fwIly
not be closed for the purpose Of the meet
ing but tpursuuut to thc statute Of thsf
State OF New Jersey no shar Of stocis
can bc voted at said election which
shall have been transferred the books
Of the Company after August 18Th l9l9F
y u. CRENS'IAW. Secretary y
The sun., 1919-08-20
John Nickerson, Jr.
PR0CTER & GAMBLE ISSUE.
q Guarantee Trust Co. Underwrites
Se,SG8,OOO Preferred stock.

It was announced yesterday that the
Guaranty Trust Company and the Ma
.tional City Company have underwrit-
ten an Offering TO stockholders OF
ss,s66 900 six per cent preferred stock
OF the Proctor & Gamble Co. Common
stockholders OF record August 80 will
have the privilege OF subscribing.
1t is understood that Dominick q
Dominick. Field, Richards & Co. Cincin-
natl. and Hayden. Miller & Co. Borton
& Borton and Bonbright- -Herrick Co,
Cleveland, will be associated with the
underwriters.
The sun., 1919-08-20
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COFFEE MARKET.

Disappointing Santos cables led to
light selling movement on the. call and
prices opened at declines of is to ID
points. Santos futures market showed
further weakness later. with net de-
cline of 800 res This led to realizing.
and final prices were the lowest OF the
day or net declines Of 35 to Al points.
Local spot market easier, but quiet Rio
Is held at 2lEc. and Santos As at % NC.
The sun., 1919-08-20
London Money Market.

LONDON. Aug. l9-Money. 3t per
cent Discount rates. short bills. , 7-l6
G3h per cent. three months bills.
s-I6Qsss per cent, Gold premiums at
Lisbon. l20. Consols for money closed,
52 British. per cent loan. 94A :
British 4la per cent loan. s7%
The sun., 1919-08-20
pRAzILIAN coFFnE srATIsrlcs.


Oats, 7s,s3s bue; ffiaxseed, es,10s bu. :
beans. 500 bu, rye flour, s7i bbls. oil
cake, 1859. 400 lbs. beef. 100 bbls. : lard.
lbs. Iubricating oil. 255.4s0 gals. bar
ley, ils,ss6 bu. peas, 25,s74 bu. -four,
i53,46s sacks oatmeal, 2.750 bbls, ;
pork, $50 bbis baeons. s4s.42S lbs;
cheese, 1850 ibs.
The sun., 1919-08-20
Largo orders for Derby Hats.

The derby hat promises to receive a
new lease OF popularity next fall ana
winter II orders from retailers are M
a,eative. Manufacturers here state that
retailers are ordering heavily OF all
styles OF derbies. while next In favor 10
the brown soft hat.
The sun., 1919-08-20

Coffee Cahles-RIo unchanged at lssS5O for
10. Is: exchange sd. higher at IA Is sd. re
ooipts 1000 bags stock 5S1, 900 Santos Is
quoted at Os2OO, or 200 reis lower than on Au-
gust IA: receipts q. 900 for two days, stock
lAlS OO0 futures unchanged
Receipts at the ports % 900, against 20, ooO
'au year and ia. 900 two years ago JundiHhy
arrivals 10. 900 for two days, against 1900 and
5000. Cleared from Bahia 1000 and from
Suatos "a 900. weather Ane in three districts.
with frost in two: temperatures Is TO IS.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
The sun., 1919-08-20
LEssrG IRON MILLS SOLD,
Reading Co. buy. Pottstown Plant
to Get Muck mar outpat.

Special Dcspotcb TO THE srx.
rorrsTowN, Pa. Aug. 1s.-The Lessig
ron mills here, among the Oldest and
largest In the Schuylkill VALLEY were
bought to-day by the Reading Iron Corn
pany' The plant comprises three pud-
ollng mills, together with the necessary
neating furnaces. n nail factory with los
CUT nail machines and various other de-
partments.
by acquiring these mills the Reading
company will get the entire Lessig out.
put OF muck bars for the MANUFACTURES
OF iron pipe.
The sun., 1919-08-20
DINIDENDS AND INTEREST.


Atlantic Coast Linz Railroad COssEassa
Interest due September /. 1913. on At
Iantic Coast Line Railro4d Company First
t iSs dlo o. ES"'i S" NITE6 T b sR%I
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, No.
IS Wall street. Nsw York. or or after
september !, 1919 u
The transfer book, Of said bonds wlIt
bc closed Angus; 90, 1918. and reopsAs1
WTLFREp j. WORCESTER. secretary.
The sun., 1919-08-20
PENSSYLVASIA co. GCARANTEKB
a& PER CENT TRUST CERTiFI-
Gates. SERIES a." DUE 1897. ss'

Pursuant 20 terms OF Agreement dae ed
Sepiember ], 1897, the undersigned invites
tenders Of above certificates for sale and
delivery as az September l. 1919. at a price
not exceeding par ana interest TO the ex-
TENT OF $4,000, the sum now payable 10
sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders stating specific numbers OF
certificates offered, addressed TO GIRARD
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee, sinking Fund
Pennsylvanla Company Guaranteed 3h per
cent Trust Certificates, Series A. Will, he
received until l2 m, August 80. 1919. \
cepted certificates must be delivered mot
later than September l, 1919, or security
furnished that day II required that ds-l
livery will be made Within ten days.
GIRARD Trust COMPANY, Trustee
GEORGE II STUART Sd. Treasurer.
Philsdelphia. Pa. August IL. 1919 4
The sun., 1919-08-20
BuenoS Ayres Grain Market.

Broomhtlrs grain cables from Rnenos
Ayres yesterday were as follows quotations
being In pesos and centavos per 100 klos
t22o.5 pounds:
Net Net
The sun., 1919-08-20
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPoLIs. Aug. 19.-FIour un
changed. Barley, 81 15Rl3G. Rye. No.
?, $l,4S%. Bran. $40; flax. $500 9C.O4.
The sun., 1919-08-20
REDEMPTION NoTICk. IN
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Ca
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS,
Trustees Once, Room 80 18th Floor)
Mills building

~ New ! ork Aux. :. 1913
Inc trustees have this day designated Dy.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

ly with the work of Mr.. Farnum in the
leading roles
"A Mans Fight" is a story OF a
mans ngllt With a thoroughness Of in
depreciation and a asplendid example of
real acting and an equally real sirug-
gle pictured throughout
Miss Lois Wilson, who plays the lead
ing lady is a delightful figure who is
appealing because she is trustworthy
and ready TO understand and sym
palhize when things do not go the way
they should
Beginning tomorrow. the manage
mcnt OF the Rlallo is offering a produce
non that is certain TO please the most
discriminating Of Us patrons. 10 is the
perturbation Of Clyde Fitch's greatest
play THE Climbers with C0rinne
Griliflh the popular star in the leading
role
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

rected. The habit really quits you and It's
diePparIure is pleasure equal to its in
ii you want 20 know how much easier
II is TO quit the habit with Nicotol than
without II. 90 twenty-four hours without
IoDaccO ana note what an effort Il costs
you tnen begin using Il as usual aud take
NicotOl tablets At the end Of a week dis
continue smoking or chewing for n day
ana II Is probable YOU will have no desire
10 resume. At least your desire will be
greatly diminished and another week or
two should make il not only possible, but
pleasure to quit
NOTE: DR.. COnnOr, formerly Of Johns
Hopkins Hospital. under whose advice
Nicotol has often been used, said when this
statement was shown TO him. Il have
known NicotOl TO conquer the tobacco habit
in less then ten days time and / can there
fore recommend IL highly" When the
doctors statement was shown TO one Of
our leading druggists he said: "NicOtol Is
truly wonderful remedy for the tobacco
habit way ahead Of anything we have
ever sold before. We are authorized by the
manufacturers to refund the money to
every dissatisfied customer and we would
not permit the use Of our name unless the
remedy possessed unusual merit" Nicotol
is sold I'm this city under an irOn-clad
money back guaranteee by all up-t0- date
druggists. including DanfOrths, Eckerds
and the Spruance Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

nRD1h - AAAaA iNA = LII r ~
FIND OUT BY EXPERIMENT.
me heart Of every user Of tobacco bears
y double burden. 10 does its allotted task
snd ihen nights nicotine for supremacy. As
long as the heart wins he lives: when it
loses he dies but before the final victory
81 nicotine YOU pass through many stages
on decline and decay and suffer many pangs.
Heafts are like human beiugs-sOme are
stronger than others. therefore some
hearts viii stand more tobacco than others.
but there is % limit to what any heart can
stand. The man who puts this additional
strain on his heart dozen times q day by
smoking cigarettes a pipe or cigars-Or
chewing tobaccQ-is taking a mailman s
chance with health and life 10 lose and
nothing 10 win but the chance that he may
not lose them Tie is indulging I'm cost
ly habit az the expense Of precious health.
Ask any doctor anywhere. and he will tell
You that using tobacco is injurious and
that II Is far better 10 quit the habit than
90 experiment TO find how much tobacco
YOU heart will stand without serious re-
suits
But the thought Of quitting Is unpleas-
ant To most men-eyen TO those who know
that tobacco Injuries thcm-and to really
quit takes more win power than they have
and causes more suffering than they can
voluntarily endure To quit the habit
make IL easy for yourself by getting
Nicotol tablets and taking them as d.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
Ar THE VICTORIA.

Everyone at'the Victoria Theatre YES
terday who witnessed "Thc Thirteenth
Chair" the murder mystery, written by
BayaPd WELLER and produced by Lconce
perrot, knew that Yyonne Delva, as
Helen O'Ncil. did not kin stephen Lee.
Held tightly I'm his arms and struggling
for release she could not see whose
hand II was that thrust knife into
the back Of her lomenior killing him
instantly
During lhc remaining i've reels Of
The nlm. the audience and The charac-
tcrs in llle Story are mystiled mp TO
the point of o high-pilchcd tension
That is nothing short Of painful Helen
is suspected Of the crime and a friend
OF The murdered man resolves To find
The guilty person. He appears 10 Nine
la Grange, a clairyoyant 10 aid him
and thirteen people take their place
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
attractions at the City Theatres
AT the c,RRIck.

nelson's "liitle actors" as they are
ql. are creating a decided impress
% lhc Garrick Theatre this week,
little actors are cats and rats,
Ahirh haze been trained TO do lots OF
lhines almost unheard of in their
sphere incidentally they live together
ami work together-the cats and the
rals-as II they all belonged to one
family and had always been used to IL.
And it would really SEEM from the
standpoint OF the observer, that they
have almost human intelligence, for
hey seem 10 appreciate comedy and to
>now how 60 help make 10.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
Women Who Are Always Tired

such women get little joy out Of life.
they are dragged out, WORKOUT" p"
tired OUT and nervous. but how few
realize there is way 10 overcome this
condition? Druggists guarantee Ninol,
the cod liver and iron tonic without
oil, TO build up strength and energy
for oyer-WOrked, rundown deviial-
lied men and women or viii return
your money. Why not take adyan-
iagc OF lhis guarantee?
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
Ar THE MAJESTIC.

a good prescription for the blues and
Hui cares IS TO be found at the Majes-
nc beginning today. when Billie Burke
ne comediennc extraordinary of both
stage and screen comes in "Ihe Mis-
leading Widow aud Mack sennett sends
his entire culinary department out in
Back TO the Kitchen"
Widows are risky business at all
stages OF life There is always some
hing about them iha1is not TO be
questioned Frankly and positively 1t
Is not TO be understood otherwise.
There was similar something about
this widow OF Billie Burke's picture
That was like this and ~ made her de
-idedly misleading when you checked
~ facts,
She was young and pretty she has
sufficient charm of manner and person
Atty 90 make il appear suspicious that
Size should remain a widow. But any
widow Is entitled TO retirement and IN
50 doing 10 is necessary that she re-
Tire. But Bllie's widow did not she
was couried openly by two men and the
little village was shocked Principally
because they did not have anything
else 10 talk about
III YOU are acquainted anyway with
Billie Burke YOU viii agree That she
will make a charming widow For her
beauty will be enhanced by her widow
weeds and mislcad you as easily as IL
aid others with whom you will become
acquainted In "The Misleading Widow