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Evening star., 1922-09-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RESPONSIBLE party would like use of bed
room and other articles of furniture for stor-
age; will give same greatest care; also pay
for hauling. Address Box 81. star once.
LADY, American, wishes to care for piano
during winter in turn for its moderate anu
personal use. Address Box 57-H. Star ONCE.
CHINA CLOSET, small, or bookcase; cheap.
Address Box 24S-H, Star ONCE.
WILL nay highest prices for ladies' and mems
worn clothes. Write or phone D. Stein. 1SOH
7th st NV; phone North 490.
PIANOS and players wanted for cash: The
Rebuilt Piano shop, 513 q ct. ne. Lincoln
27SS-W.
CLOTHES WANTED-Highest prices paid.
every one seems pleased and tells another OF
our Cheerful way Of paying for mems worn
clothing. shoes. etc. Main 414S. Justh's Old
WILL PAY 1000 CASH FOR SOME GOOD.
STs.t1in a1Ia 23s
WILL call IN my unlettered automobile, city
or suburbs, and pay you highest prices for
ladies'. gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth
ing Of Al! descriptions. Address postal or
phone I will call. w. Rice, 1882 It'll st.
NV. North 1855.
WE'LL GIVE you cash for your piano. and
talking machines, antique furniture. old silver.
diamonds. jeuelry. old china. rugs brasses.
4 ARNOLD 1898 G. ut, Main S113,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
To Hold Alton Stock
Rock Island Asks Permission TO
Eomrlctc Deal

WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. The Chi
cago, Rock Island G. Pacific Railroad
asked permission to-day OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission to own
and hold in its treasury 33, 1907 shares
Of preferred stock in the Chicago &
Alton Railroad and 6S.l40 shares of
common stock OF the Same road.
The Alton, already partially associ-
ated with the Rock Island, has voted
this additional stock issue over 20 the
Rock Island in settlement OF litigation
and the application said that the
formal transfer would not involve an
increase in Rock Island ownership.
The Rock Island also asked permis-
sion to issue to its own treasury
sl,000,0O in retunding 4 per cen:
bonds as reimbursement for capital
hettcrrneNts on its lines
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
FINANCIAL
TO TUr HOLDERS or NASHVILLE
RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPiSf.
Rcfunding and Extension Mortgage 30
Year 20, Gold Bonds Due July /, 1858.

Notice is hereby given provided IN Ar
tice Of the Mortgage dated July l. 1909.
securing the aoove Issue Of bonds tha-
sealed offers Will be received Until 10 4. II.
on Wednesday. January 25, 1922. At the
office OF the undersigned, 40. 40 Broad Wa
New York City. for the sale TO it Trus-
tee, ct The lowest prices which such bonds
shall be offered not exceeding that price
at which the bonds purchased. II held
until maturity, VIII yield al interest return
OF four and ne-half percentusn Ai7T) per
annum OF sufficient oc the above bonds to
exhaust the sum OF TWO Thousand Seven
Hundred Seventy-one Dollars and Thirty
three Cents t$2771.S2>
Offers should he sealed and endorsed
"Ofers Of Nashvillc Railway and L.lgh.
Company 2efunding and Extension Mortgs 20
Bonds 20 Sinking Fund AMI should be sI-
dressed to the Trust DEPARTMENT.. The
right s. reserved to reject any and al
offers in whole IN part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
By william G Potter President.
Dated. New York. January 5. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
. the Stockholders OF THE SEGA
RROT TIjE.RS co INi,

To the Stockholders OF THE sEGAL
BROTHERS CO. NC:
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting
OF the Stockholders G. THE sEGAL
bEoTHERS CO. INC, Will DC held tbs
Office OF their attorneys. GoLDSTElN &
Phillips, at No. 2l7 Broadway il the
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF Nrw York
or the sth dey OF January. 1922 a. 3:eO
o'clock In the afternoon. 10 take action
upon the resolution adopted by The Board
of Directors OF the said Com pany on the
18th cay OF December. 1921, which rcsoIu-
tion reads follows:
"RESOLNED. that II the opinion O, in /.
Board OF Directors II IS advisable 10 dis
solve this corporation forthwith pursuant
10 Section 22l Of the General Corporation.
Law. and that meeting OF the Stock
holders be called to be held AZ the Office
oc GOLDSTElN g. PHILLIPS. counselors
at law. at No. III Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY Of New York on the l6tf,
day OF January. 1922. at 500 o'clock n the
afternoon for the purpose Of voting upon
forthwith dissolved"
BY order ol the Board Of Directors
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
P-esid ent
New Netherland Bank of New York.
Al West S4th Street.

New YORK, Dec q ia21
TIE Annual Meeting o. the Stockholders
Of New Nstherland Bark Of New York
will be held at the Banking house Of said
corporation. ~ West 34th Street in the
CITY OF New York. on Tuesday, the 1Oth
day % January. 1922. a, O'Clock D. M
for the following purposes namely:
TO elect directors for lhe ensuing vcar.
To transact all such ether business a.
may legally come before the meeting In
clnding the approval and ratification OF
all action OF the Board of Directors and
of the Executive Con.nittce since ths las.
annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
this bank.
Polls Will be open from 4 D m, to .. n.
Dated. New York. Dec. "a. 1921
WlLLlAM 7. u. kOELSCH, President.
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier (Secretary)
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Inventories Cut
By Goodrich Tire;
Cash Is Increased
Annual Rcpor, Shows Inl-
proved Position, More
Tires Sold Than in Pre-
ccding Year, Says Official

A balance sheet Of the Goodyear
Tire e. Rubber Company as Of Novem-
hpr 30, 1921, made public yesterday,
shows that Inventories have been re-
duccd to S30,52l 900, rs compa cd with
$40 2O2 900 as shC wn by the last gen
cral balance sheet, which was of
FehruHrv %, 1921. after the new Good
year financing Cash has been in
creased t. $l5,6lG.00o. compared with
Sll,l76,oOO February 28, 1921. In addi-
tion the Goodyear company November
tidcates and bankers acceptancos. as
compared with no bNnkes ptances
or t casury certificates February 28
Total current liabilities November
60 we're $hflo.O00 while on February
% they were $9.571 600
The fol owing is a condensed balance
sheet for November 30, 1921:
ASSETS
Property account ............ 352,8a2544
inve stlnent IN subsidiaries. 80 o3o I9i
current assets ................ Ga, 986. 1888
9th 4 nssrts .................. 800 900
Deferred charges ...-......... 6,p85.293
Grand total ...............S16 67.3A$,423
LIABILITIES
Prior preferred stock ....... s2e. 1922, 900
Preferred per cent stock.... 65.079.600
Manage Inont stock ............ 10000
Common stock, no par. VVU.UVV
Funded debt ............ bs.75o. 900
Carr nj liabilities ....... 5,441, ,512
Reserves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6.588,5l7
Sur,lus Observation-Disclosures. 2S52.493
Grand total 3167.344.423
In giving out the balance sheet II. II.
Springford. assistant to the president,
said in part:
"Our December billings show an in
crease Of about $3000,O00 over Novcm
Der. Finished goods inventories arc
normal and maintained at levels ade
quate to fully take care Of present
volume of business. Raw material po
sition is we'll protected.
an spite Of business conditions OBJ
tanning during the last year Goodyear
sold moro automobile tires to dealers
than in the preceding year and distr-
button is now being rapidly extended
10 tnkn IN NOW territnrNN
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRrsr GOV,
80

Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting Of tho stockholders or the TtTI.E 2
GUARANTEE AND TRUST CONpASv
will be held at the Office OF The Company.
l.s BROADWAY, Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York. on The 18th day OF jan
uary. 1922, at y 80 O'clock in the after
noon. and that the annual election OF
Trustees OF said Company In tho place Of
those whose terms will e. pire and of three
inspectors OF Election 10 serve for ths
succeeding year, will be held at the same
place, on ths same day, between tbs hours
1:46 and As il the afternoon.
J. NRAY CLEVELAND, Secretary
December 18th, 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was steady, with Straits and Straits
shipments quoted at 3212ls 033c;
standard 32G32.5Oc and 80 per cent
at 32.50c asked, with sales Of twenty
five tons Jan Straits tin at 32l2l2c.
Copper steady: standard spot and Jan
uary, 12.75f0l3c, and electrolytic spot
and January, 1897 1sG13.S7 14c, with
sales of 100 tons standard February, at
12.S71ac. Lead steady; New York spot,
4.Ioc bid. and East ST. Louis spot, 4.35c
bid Zinc steady; New York spot. shoe.
and East St. Louis SPOT. 4S7lac asked.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
American La France Profits
Abous IOP p. G.. on Common

Net profit for last year Of the
American La France Fire Engine Com
pany. Inc, after all charges and taxes,
will show up about the same as in
1920, j. r. Clarke, PRESIDENT pointed
out in a statement made public veg
terday. Earnings Will equal about 18
Per cent on the average amount Of
common capital stock outstanding dur
ing the wear he believed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Foreign Bonds
Government Must Rc-arsue Its
Suit Against Southern Pacific

WASHINGTON. Jan. o-Tho Su-
rreme Court to-day ordered the re-
argument of Inc case brought by the
government against the Southern Pa
cifc and Central Pacific railway COM
panies.
The case involves the question OF the
ownership and control Of the Centra.
Pacific by the Southern Pacific. 1t was
set tor ArGumeNt Oh March 13
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
THE MOKTGAGE-BOND COMPANY or
NEW YORK


New York. January 10, 1929.
The Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders q,
his Company VIII be held on Wednesday v
January IS. 1922. at p. NJ at the Office
York City. for tho purpose OF elsctinS a
board OF Directors for the ensuing year
aud three inspectors OF Election 10 serve al
the next Annual Election and for the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting "s
GCRDON NJ. MAYNARD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Notice Of Annuni MEETING Of
AUTOMOBILE CRANK SHAEI CnRpnRArlnM

THE ANNUAL MEETING; Of the stock
holders OF this Company will be held on tho
i.th DAY OF January la22. at 10 O'clock In
81 Wall Street. New York, for the purpose Of
electing n Board of Directors. and two IN :
spectors TO serve at ell elections OF directors
during the ensuing year and receiving ara
acting upon the reports of the officers ana
Tor the transaction OF such other business q >
MAY properly come before the meeting
j. T. SHAW. Secretary
Dated. December 10. 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Industrinle

Sa!ea Open. High. Low East
aaSo asSS :xTm. :sgs Gssi rsah 81 a 81 u" 81 }" 81
1900 Ajax Rub rts.. pa 2
500 Allied Pack otf
700 Am Hawaiian. l9H 1914 1914 1919
geo Au'ubon Chem ia !
soo Rt Am Tob cpn -" -" u y
600 'Buddy Buds. rs so rs 80
900 Gear Light... 81 S+ 80 so
2oo Csrlisle Tire: :h az 2% ?'s
$500 COLOMBIA En-. ~ 100 ~ a5
1000 sCont Candy. 6 6
100 Durant Mot. =. :ss 2sh 24H asN
5000 Durant Ind: ers 10 aN
400 Gibson Howell. i5% iSE l5N iS%
los Gillette SAT R.17e i7s 17s 17s
sSS Goo" S"oayear ~a IRE: RE: 10: 10, low 1o ia
100 Heyden Chem.
500 II ter Rubber. 6 6
10 N Jersey zinc.125 1875 1925 I2S
500 No Am Paper. IA ~ ~ 2A
400 sParsons Auto. 90 90 90 90
49, 1Sss Raa'S Ra'i'S M':!'': y x = $:
300 South Coal & I. ~ 1% ! ~
soo swift Internal. az ss]s az 2s&
loo Swift 4 Co.: rs s5 81 9s
,s:$ IS :s's e.; {; f$'s ii; 4 s :: :
7sss 20 T"is T"i' Fss't Fs, dsnd s" = ~ i! 4.
100 WVyne CoAl...
400 sW End Chem. So SS S. 81
Standard Oils
= = z'ssss z1s's s% 2eso, S &, =. $. ss
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations OF stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
10 tran sactions Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10

Considerable surprise was expressed
in local oil circles yesterday that two
consecutive cuts We're made in Pennsyl-
vania crude without any reduction in
the mid continent product. Temporary
ovorproduction is beloved to be the
chief reason for the oil price cuts.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Decline in Oils
Gives ReactiOnary
Tendency to Curb
Reduction in Crude Factor
in Liquidation, and
Prices Turn Lower; Coal
Stocks in Better Demand

OIL shares were in supply on the
curb market yesterday, rejecting liqui-
dation in the reduction in prices for
crude, and lower prices gave trading an
irregular trend. Coal shares were in
demand at advances, however.
Cities Service fell to '64. md the
bankers shares dropped half point.
Standard Of Indiana sagged TO 84M
below Is.
Glen Alden Coal and Farrell regis
tered gains. but Magma Copper and
Tobacco Products Export sagged.
YnduSt rjola
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Crude OIL Cat Again

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.-The principal
purchasing agencies to-day announced a
reduction, the second within week, Of
% cents barrel on all grades of crude
oil handled in this market. except Rag
land, and it was reduced Is cents.
The new prices are: Pennsylvania
crude, S3.25; Corning, $3.50; Cabell,
S2ll; Somerset, S1.90; Somerset light,
$2.l5; Ragland, 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
New Board of Trade Head

CHICAGO, Jan. e. Robert Nc
Dougal, for many years q national fig
urc in the grain industry. was to-day
elected president Of the Chicago Beard
Of Trade lie succeeds Joseph p Crit
fin, who served three terms-1916, 1917
and 1921-and who was not ii candidate
for re election
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Representative of New ork Old and New

The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
occupies unique position in New York It's Trustees
elect their and change in ownership
of its stock bring about undesirable changes in its
business policy
The Trustees thoroughly representative Of New
York-old and Some descendants of men Who
originally incorporated the Company in 1890: all are
representative of those prominent in New York financial
and legal affairs Just has been the since $780,
The Trustees Frederic stuyvssna
Psh Edmund l. Bayhes Columbus O'D. Iseln. W.
Cleveland H. Dodge
Tuckerman. townsend AHrsd Narias Moses
Nicholas Bidde M cruikshani secphn p Nash Levi
Spencer Morris H. Choate k4via G. Merrill
The Trustees believe that the policy Of specializing IN
Personal Accounts and Personal Trusts makes the Com
pany unusually valuable to the New York Of 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Jan. s.-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany as Of
December 81 shows the following
changes in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY or
THE ClTY OLE NEW YORI - =

THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting OF the stockholder. =,
this Company for the election of ten Direct
ors crrs VIII be held at the office Of the Company,
l2o broadway, at IL O'clock noon on the
eighteenth day Of January. 1922 The stocS
transfer books will be closed at 3 p NJ
January 7th. and reopened at 10 A. NJ. Janu-
ary 10th. 1922.
GEORGE N. HARTMANN.
Nau, vo-,. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
133D DIVIDEND DECLARED
The Home Insurance Company
NEW YORK
56 Cedar Street

S6 Cedar Street
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this
day declared sem-annual dividend OF
TWELVE AND ONE-HALF PER CEN /.
on tho Capital Stock. payable to stock-
holders Of record December 81. 1921, o.
their legal Representatives.. on demand.
c. L. TYNER, Nice-Pres
New York. January .. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Dividends

Dividends
Stock
Per- Pay holders
Rate. lod. able. OF reed.
ca. .......... $3.50 Q Feb. JAN lS
s. II. kress & Co. ~ 9 Feb. Jan 30
onlaaa Minlnr co.''.7 cca''sf7 1ss a Jan. - Jan. /,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
New York. January 7th. 1929. secrets
THE O'GORMAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY

COMPANY
go Broadway. New York.
Ihe Regular Annual Meeting of tho
Stockhoiders Of the above company for the
offices. go Broadway. New York city ON
Monday. January 18th. 1922. at 3 p. NJ.
J. F. O'GORM.NN, President
Now York. January 3rd. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
ihiladc clphia
Bonds

sNoue Am G & r br. si's slA sl,a Sis
5000 liei Tel Is. losis 1887 1osI 1857
1non iNec & Facs Is SO 63 6.s. sos'
3noo l"high Val 6s.lolss iolss 1oi a. lo1 u
5000 PHI FL 1st os rs 95 % = a. =
l9ooo do 05. 5...-....l01 1ol 1907 loo,s
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
THE RANK ON .Mrp,c.

New York City. December 2e. 1881.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders
and for tho transaction of such other busi.
ness as may properly come before the
meeting wiil be held at the office OF the
nank, ~ Wall Street. New York City, on
Tuesday. January 10. 1929. at O'Clock
p: m. The polls will remain open until
o'clock p m.
CHARLES n. CURTIS. c..h,.r.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
Mining
Markets lin Other Cities
Baltimore

sales OPEN High. Low. Last.
10 Con Cosl...9. ss s3 81 So
IS Con Gas pfd .IoSa1 los~ 1854 los y
$40 Cosden pfd.... ~ ~ ~ ~
500 Celcstine OIL. 4tc 4sc 4sc tSc
Citizen Bank. <2h <2H A2H 4SH
IS Tid & Deposit. 1lo 10 40 40
40 Houston ptd... STA slA 81 81
a5 Ma Casualty. Is ss IS 1s
INT Vernon. l3 l2 20 u
10 Merchants Blk. "a ~ 10 -
10 Nv Arnet Casu QhH 2s4 2Sls ASH
Is Penn Water... e5 95 SA4 eas+
29o rhE on pfd; rs -. - -
100 w Il A...... fA1a l<is 14i4 1l1s
rs do pfd..... 291, 2ela 2o's 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10

Sail On., -yir. w.
1900 Swift lst. Is. oc 81 % %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10

z Tosrs ard si5-
counts, including
-edisrounts tex
cept those shown
IN b-............1 = set.-..s
b 4 Acceptences r,
Other baras 6ls-
counted ...... z3s.7o414
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-06

not less ours than of the countries
first engaged. Each may have had
ends of its own to serve. Nor were
these ends precisely alike. At least
France-to whom we owe all that we
have to sovereignty and freedom. and
Belgium, the little David of Nations
fought to resist invasion; wanton
cruel invasion; to avert slavery. say
age pitiless slavery. Yet, whatever
the animating purpose-whatever the
selfish interests of England and Rus
sia and Italy-the kaiser scheme of
the. world conquest justified it.
First of all on bended knee we
should pray to God to forgive US.
Then erect as men. Christian men,
soldierly men, to the flag and the fray
wherever, they lead us-over the
ocean-through Flanders-across the
low countries to Koln, Bonn and Kob-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-06

IS Gastonia Gazette, January 8: ON
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Miss
Grace F.. Strum and Mr.. John Franklin
smith. both of Gastonia, were united IN
marriage at the residence of the ofhci-
ating minister, Rev. George r. Giles
,,;e assistant pastor of hte First Pres
bvterfan church.-........Gaston oark-
ing institutions have mailed out thelr
seml-annal dividend checks totalllng
ssS 900, .......The report Of County En-
loineer Struthers to the county board OF
commissioners as published elsewhere
IN today's Gazette is exhaustive and IL
Eliminating. 1t shows that during the
veas. 1921 practically 20 miles of hard
surface road has been completed in the
county and that 70 miles of top soil
-oads together with the resurfacing OF
old macadam roads. has been COM
Dleted. The report shows in detall 'he
work that has been done in each oil 'he
sfx townships in the county 1t is. now
over in the prospect for future road
work in the county that the people are
noost concerned. Mr.. Struthers' report
gives promise of great things for ROADS
IN 1929 in Castor county. Among the
,.6.as Ia be hard surfaced are the Union
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-06
BLUE RIBBON EDITORIAL
Text of One Of the Best Of the Late
Henry Watterson.

Since the death OF Henry Watterson
there have been mal:y references to
his ITO He'll With the Hapsburgs and
Hohenzc darns." 1t was printed in the
Louisville Courier journal of April Z,
1917, and was awarded the. Pulitzer
prize for the best editorial of the year.
It was headed "Vae Victus" (Woe to
the Vanquished) Mr.. Watterson wrote
as follows: ts
There are times when feeling must
be sent to the rear; when duty must
toe the line; when the aversion brave
men have for fighting must yield to
the adjuration, "Give me liberty, or
give me DEATH" That time is now
upon US. ts-
Unless Patrick Henry was wrong
unless Washington and the men of
the Revolution were wrong, that time
is upon us. It is lie to pretend that
the world is better than it was; that
men are truer;. wiser; that war is es-
capable. that peace may be had for
the planning and the asking. The sit
uation which without any act of ours
rises before us is as exigent as that
which rose before the Colonists' in
America when a mad English King
cloiming to rule without accountable
ty, asserting the right divine Of kings
and sent an army to enforce 1t. A mad
German Emperor, claiming partner
ship with God, again elevates the
standard of right divine, and bids the
world to worship or die. ?. 80"
From the beginning the issue was
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WOMAN FOUND STARVING
Wanted to Die Because She + ad Moth
inn eft but Self Resi- ect.

Mrs. Catherine Elliott, white-haired,
timid- faced and aged, found starving
in downtown rooming house. New
York admitted she didn't acknowledge
her condition. because 'all have left
is my self respect"
Mrs. Elliott, 81, was found by Mrs.
Josephine Early on a doorstep near
her home during a heavy rain. She
was drenched and shivering. Mrs.
Early took her hcme and cared for her.
Yesterday she visited Mrs. Elliotts
room and wished her happy New
Year. She found her lodger i'll and
provided her with toast and tea. Mrs.
Elliott did not seem to rally and n
physician was summoned.
Reluctantly Mrs. Elliott admitted
she had been without food since We'd
nes6ay. ...
please, doctor, if it isn't against
the rules, don't tell anybody" she said.
"All / have left is my self respect"
Mrs. Elliott told authorities at the
hospital where she was taken that she
was out Of work but had been prom
ised employment. She will recover.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-06
uNoERTAKERs TO PROSPER
Grim Reaper Will Get Harvest of Pro-
.bihition liuuor Drinkers.


Undertakers will have n prosperous
wear about 1926, in the opinion Of
analytic and consulting chemists in
Cleveland, Ohio, because, they claim,
the Grim Reaper is whetting his scythe
for a harvest of prohibition liquor
drinkers.
| Hundreds of persons are slowly,
but surely. asphyxiAting themselves
according to j. M. Kovachy, assistant
city chemist, by unsuspectinsly as
similating the poisons found, in almost
every sample Of what was believed to
be pure bonded" liquor. Hundreds of
samples are brought to Kovachy each
month for analysis, he said, and all
thus far analyzcd have contained a
high percentage of fusel oil in the raw.
In large quantities, consumed by
steady drinking, fusel oil changes the
blood from oxyhemi-globin to methe-
miglobin, he insists.
In other words, Kovachy says, fusel
oil removes the oxygen from the blood,
causes the lips and body to turn blue
and has the same effect as asphyxia-
ton. .a.. b..
illicit peddlers Of whisky use ethly-
lacetate for, flavoring purposes in some
cases, and this is very injurious II
taken in any quantity, acting as n
heart deprcssent,' the chemist de-
clared.
M. E. Curtis, proprietor of the
Chemical Laboratories, advises the
present day drinker to "analyze well
before using" Traces of adulteration
that clip year after year from a life
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Friday, January 6, 1921.

iens-tunbling the fortress of Ehren-
bretstein into the Rhine as we pass
and ldamming the mouth of the Mozelle
with the drebris of the ruin we make
of it-then, on to Berlin, the Black
Horse Cavalry sweeping the Wilhelm
strasse like. lava down the mountain
side, the Junker and the saber rattler
|, flying before us, the tunes being
pixie" and Yankee Doodle" the cry
being Hail the French Republlc-Hail
the Republic Of Rusia-welcome the
Commonwealth of the Vaterland-no
peace with the Kaiser--no parley with
Autocracy, Absoiutism ard that divine
right of Kings-to hell with the Haps-
burgs and the Hohenzollerns."