Omitting involved explanations as to the elements of each displacement and the manner of change in bone, muscle, ligament, cartilage, etc., and presupposing a comprehension of the principles of each adjustment named, there follows here a list of possible subluxations of each vertebra in turn, from Atlas down, with a simple statement of the RIGHT MOVE for that subluxation. In each instance there are other moves than the one listed which would _move_ the vertebra and some which would partially correct it, but none which would quite so definitely tend to _correct the displacement_. Unfortunately it is not a fact that every movement of a vertebra is an adjustment. If this were true subluxations would not exist, because they could never have been produced. Too often the adjuster uses a move because it is easy, because its use has become habitual with him, rather than because it is indicated by the conditions of the case--then blames Chiropractic because his results are negative or bad. The move which is suited to a certain kind of subluxation of one vertebra may be quite out of place with another, in a different part of the spine. Thus the Recoil is quite proper for a posterior Lumbar and is contraindicated with a posterior middle Dorsal. If all vertebrae were shaped exactly alike, if all were equal in size, if subluxation were possible only in one direction, then one method of adjustment would be quite sufficient. Diversity of technic is demanded, but a discriminating diversity, with a good reason for every move used. First Cervical _Subluxation._ _Adjustment._ Right--R. Break, or straight lateral. Right, posterior--R. P. Rotary lateral. Right, anterior--R. A. Morikubo. Right, superior--R. S. Break. Right, inferior--R. I. Break. Right, posterior, superior--R. P. S. Rotary lateral. Right, posterior, inferior--R. P. I. Rotary lateral. Right, anterior, superior--R. A. S. Morikubo. Right, anterior, inferior--R. A. I. Morikubo. Left--L. Break. Left, posterior--L. P. Rotary lateral. Left, anterior--L. A. Morikubo. Left, superior--L. S. Break. Left, inferior--L. I. Break. Left, posterior, superior--L. P. S. Rotary lateral. Left, posterior, inferior--L. P. I. Rotary lateral. Left, anterior, superior--L. A. S. Morikubo. Left, anterior, inferior--L. A. I. Morikubo. Anterior (entire Atlas)--A. Morikubo (both sides). Posterior (entire Atlas)--P. Rotary lateral (both sides). NOTE.--All right subluxations adjusted from right side, all left from left side. Second Cervical