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New Britain herald., 1914-04-01

turns out a "sisser.' Bristol Press.
 Whats the matter with you?'' Tango toe" "But you never danced the tango in your life!'' Not so loud. There's no reason for letting every body know I dropped a bucket of coal on my ot."-Washington Star.
 Every man to his liking and the devil take the man he can catch, whether he consorts with Billy Sum- day or is too respectable to be seen in his tabernacle. After all Billy can say nothing so hard about most of Us as most of us have often said in our own hearts about ourselves-Balti more Sun.
 Many of the prisoners in the Tombs are known to be dope f1ends,' so g. moving picture film in six reels, en- titled "The Drug Terror" was shown to them on Sunday. The 106 boys in the prison awaiting trial, ten of them for murder. seemed to be great ly impressed and spoke only in whis- pers. The older prisoners, many of whom were expert critics, were cu- rious and some of them merely q habits than the pictures could show them.-Waterbury Republican.
 A gratifying interest is being taken by the health officers of the associated communities in the prompt and thor ough cleaning up of the different places in conjunction with the prop erty owners. All that is required is cooperation and by it the debris and litter that makes unsightly and un- he althy various homes in all sections of the cities will be speedily made non existent. Let everyone take care of his own cleanup problem as 1t affects the we'll being of himself and family and the task of the health officials and the city cleaners will be so lessened that it will be sinecure. ---Ansonia Sentine.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-01
CALLS.

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NOTICE DEMOCRATS.

On July 2Sth. 1914 the club rolls
will close. After that date no name
shall be enrolled. All democrats
are urged to enroll Mt their nearest
club without delay If any qualified
voter falls TO enroll he can blame
only himself. Write your full name
on the club roll and do it now. All
clubs except Cox mill. Grove School
and Slabtown have sent In the namea
Of their enrolment committee. These
clubs are urged to send them in witm-
out delay.
The secretaries Of all the clubs
will gems ir the club rolls between
the 2Sth OF July and August LIST. and
the executive committeeman from
each club is requested to see that
this rule ia compiled with.
The time for filing pledges and pay
Ing Assessment of cnnidates expires
on August 7th. ut 12 O'Clock sharp.
Tho pledge Is to be filed with the
secretary and the assessment paid to
him.
Leon L. Rice.
Secretary. y
s. D. Pearman,
County Chairman.
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BOOKS OF REGISTRATION

For the convenience OF the voters OF
Anderson County the board of regis
tratiOn Will meet the following up-
pointmcnt%. TO register and renew or
transfer certificates:
Anderson court house, Monday, An
gust 3.
Honca Path. Wednesday. August G
Ilonca Path. Tuesday. August g.
Bolton. Wednesday, August 5.
Williamson, Thursday, August G.
Polzer. Friday. August 7.
Gluch Mill. Saturday. August S
from 8 Il. m., to II III.
Orr Mill. Saturday. August 8. from
l p. M, to p. m.
Piedmont. Monday. August 10.
Pcndleton. Tuesday. August II.
Towhville. Wednesday. August r.
Starr. Thursday. August Is.
Iva. Friday, August IA.
Toxaway, August Is. from H. m
to II III.
Anderson Cotton Mill. August 15
TO p. M.
. Anderson court house. Tuesday, An.
gust IS.
Anderson court house, Wednesday
August -.
w. l.. ANDERSON,
w. c. BURRISS.
p. N. LINDSAY.
Board. OF Registration of Anderson
County.
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MUSIC WAS FINE
But Not In Accord With the Object
Of the Meeting.

But Not In Accord With the Object
Of the Meeting.
Mackinac Island, Mich. July o.
The final session of the conference of
tho American Peace Centenary COM
mittce opened with brief recital by
the hotel orchcotra. harmonious as
music, but distinctly discordant to the
dominant note of the conference,
which was peace. In the absence Of
Instructions. the musicians gave .'the
,attle hymn OF the republic" March
lug through Georgia" and "Dix = -.,...''r
tia greatest yiartial enthusiasm. -
del.cntes .1ok it with smi.c, a..
though there was no applause. Ad-
ionrnment was taken subject to the
call of the executive committee.
A feature OF the peace celebration
will be n banquet at Client, Belgium,
January @. 1915. At the banquet will
be the sunie menu and the same toasts
aa at tho banquet one hundred years
before. with which tho signing OF the
treaty OF Ghent was celebrated. Tho
British celebration will begin nr.:..
Christmas eye, The first formal oh.
In the United States VIM
take place February ~, 1915. 4
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS

Have you placed your name on the
club roll? II not you cannot vote
In the coming. primary election. You
hive only until, July 28th to enroll,
so II you have not already done so.
go TO your club secretary and sign
your name. Do It now. for you owe
that much to your country. II you
fall to enroll let no man rise up to
criticise the rules, for II you nre dis
franchised you dlsfranchised your
se.s 1t is the desire of the executive
I1Slmitteo that every citizen Of An
derson county enroll. and II you have
net done sc. Dc I. row lest you fer
get.
LEON l.. RICE,
Il Secretary Co. Ex. Com.
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j. j. REGAIN MAKES
ANNUAL ADDRESS
Was the Feature of the Second
Days Meeting cf Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians
{ Ey Assncintcd prnssl

Ncrfulk. july - The body OF dele
gates rose en marsc this afternoon
when P:c3idcn; James J. Itrgan, of
Tie Ancient Order OF IIibcrnians be-
gan To deliver his annual address and
rep 1t. ard chCorcd him TO the echo.
Prcs'dc"t Rc9an, smiling his pleas
urc ~ I'll" demonstration. commenced
;hr ad,!-cic in which he recalled the
hearty and loyal action Of the Chicago
conventions when without Il discordant
note il rc-clcctcd him president Iot
80 mu"h Ii; said. TO show loyalty to
hin: but 10 demonstrate It's common
:".'; OF purpOIC in the work which It
was allied upon tO perform. The
president tl,au reviewed general con
dst!nns C.. the order. assuring the au-
!ic:c- ..'at j: was becoming more and
more 100 full rs Il preserving agent
20. ;hr '.ic,y Of the republic
Tho :rca':cr :iwcrvcd from discus
aiCn Oi He local affairs ard reviewed
tEt ai!u..:ion lii Ulster where few
iE;C.c!;:nf cpiri;s have been waging a
bitter fcHoaign aglins: home rule.
a"cusi. :; wherever possible racial pre-
jud,co and religious bigotry." The
speaker aso touched on the relations
.. Tho :"c:c:y 10 the church which he
expressed In the sentence that faith
aid tic i&tiicrIand are synonymous
wit. III"
Praised The Women.
FroEidcnt Eegan also touched on the
ladies' auxiliary. lie said that it
would in;ted be Il tame organization
which irirl to exist without the wom-
Oh 10 inspire it's efforts and to set
lie pIcr fer the alowcr-footed men to
fCllo"
Mr. Rcgan's address was the feature
OF the second days session of the BIZ
cnnial convention Of the a. O. H.
Memorial mass ut ST. Pauls church,
Portsmouth. opened todays session.
short business session followed,
In which the credentials committee
reported with no contests.
This afternoon. In addition to the
report OF President Rcgan the con-
vcntion heard reports from its secye-
tary. from the juvenile committee,
which reported membership OF 4.SO0:
from the military branch Of the order,
which recommended raising. funds for
the cause In Ireland and declared nine
counties In Ireland were drilling for
the conflict.
Tclegrams were sent to the Apostolic
delegates at Washington and In Cana
da and to the Pope.
Every state In the union is repre-
Ecnted In the convention, and dele
sates arc present from the Canadian
northwest
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s SOUTH cARoLrNA's CHANCE
To Get q Blg senAOif At the ,t,reo.
1. .ys- !. Exbesition. 80

The Intelhgencer Is printing TODAY
Q lot OF Information about the San
francisco exposition. There is on foot
n this state q movement to raise $50.
GOO for the purpose of having South
Carolina suitably represented at this
exposition. 80
6 De- Rlggsrfhe splendid president OF
clemson College. has promised coon
GRAFTON TO the extent OF permitting tho
iiso OF the great exhibit from that ,cnl-
lege which made such a hit In Boaton
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SENECA SAW A
PRETTY WEDDING
M::. James Richardson anu Miss
Florence Burley Were Married
In Quiet Fashion Tuesday &,

One OF the surprise weddings Of the
last few DAYS to occur In this section
was that Of Mr. James Richardson. OF
Anderson. and Miss Florence hurley.
of Walhalla which occurred Wcdnes-,
day morning at Seneca. h; ike. #
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson arrived In
the city yesterday. shortly after, the
noon ho1r and ARE Mt the Chi1pola
hotel, where they: are receiving the
best wishes Of a hest or friends, F ~
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Roam, Mountain, Inn

.Sitnatea 20 milf from johnson City,
Tenn. On tie head waters Of the Doe
SsSer, 5000 feSs, unove the sea level.
Scenery, Ofsyariety, beauty and gran.
dour.. No malaria. No mosquitoes.
Hot and co:d baths on each floor.
Wide verandas, high.class dining
room service. Rates reasonable. For
full information, write DR.. 8. Il.
Wood, RoAn Mountain, Tenn.
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GO and. .rut your full name on the
club roll. thon have your dwellings
and bogus ,.pratected from light
ming. oTIum M. F. ngent for light
ming tgsaasysAll work guaranteed.
Addresii J. L. Winstead and Son.
Box ,1eS:..Batesburg. s. C.
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Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

All, delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with-numbers. and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for.
], MACK KING.
II County Supervisor.
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exhibits that vii, mt so,,t,, B, 3 M .a,,l;,

exhibits that will put South carolina
on the map $ I. I. 4 III.
South Carolina had d $50 ,0eo axiii.
o., at the jamestown exposition Iaftd
this is the only exposition. af which
tnis state has not been rat,reBantbd.
we suggest to the readers sc fiijS pA-
per to rend the San; Francisco article
carefully as we shall havS ,inDrs SO
say OF this later on. s., .a.;s
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sartng point by midnight
Hoods opportunity
SCENIC environment OF the
iaRes and the cool breezes
coming from an altitude of 5000 level IeA
Hghass coaches aconodete rho
apply % all ticket Railway
as y" H. aber, Travelling
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Program for the Abbeyille Associa-
tion,. which convenes with Due West
Baptist Chu<ch August As.
Tuesday Morning.
ii531. Devotional exercises, ". j.
Sexton.
11:15. Organization.
1850. Woman's work. l.. M. Lip
Bcomb.
1900. Sermon. q. ]. Smith. ~
1880. Miscellaneous business
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:15.-Orphanage, w. J. Snead.
2:45.. Home Missions, j. 8. Harris.
3:15. Temperance. G. W. Gardner.
3:45. State missions, J.. NJ. Gaines.
1880. Miscellaneous business.
Tuesday Night.
$3.50. Education. J. l.. Vass. 81.
$3.50. Miscellaneous business.
Wednesday Morning.
10000. Devotional exercises. r. H.
Edwards.
10:s0. Denominational literature.
i. T. Cox.
1900. Sunday schoolc. ]. r. McGec..
1880. Foreign missions. E.WJ.
Smith.
1900. Aged ministers, R. d. Cheat.
ham. * ,s:j
n 1880. Miscellaneous business.
Wednesday Afternoon.
$500. Hospital, L. ], Brlatow.
$3.50. Obituaries, J.. r. Werts.
$500. Election OF oflicers.e 81
S;16. Miscellaneous business to. nd
1ournment. AZ
J. r. Gcavell. Moderator.
&. II. B. Cheatham, Clerk.
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LEGAL.
NOTICES
VO1TCE no CREDITORS
Augusta. Gs

All persons having claiEs against
tho estate OF Mrs. Hattie NJ. Webb.
deceased. are hereby notified to- pres
ont then, properly proven to the un-
ders!g9ed within the time prescribed
by law, nr{ds f1foBe indebted to mako
CHARLES W. WEBB.
s. st}U : - Executor.
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AL interested In Roberts graveyard
will please neet there Tuesday. July
2Sth carly In the, morning to help clean
yard ana cemetery. Bring necessary.
tools. * IS 4 ~ e ,3
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims against
the estate of i. A. Brissey. deceased
are hereby notified to present them
properly proven to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law. and
thocc indebted to make settlement.
W. l.. BRISSSEY, Adm.
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BUSINESS LOCALS

LISTEN Agents-Wc can get you In
with best seller offered today. sells
on sight, big profits. particulars
free. Wendell Co. Box 33l, Athens,
Co. tTTIl.3%' 7-21.3tp
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LOST-Hgnds han ooontainiug bunch OF
keys, ,blflck purse and $1.10 between
Petroleum Oil Co, in Anderson and
my fdr1n:--Ffnder keep money and
please ,frrraaft.'keys and purse to
F. J. lAaiias N'.ll,ah,ston Read z
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OFFICIALS CONFIRMED. !
Named by President to Fill Custom
:. .sn Office nj New Orleans. ., 81

Washington. July 2.-Qficinls d; sa-.
mated by President Wilson for tho
port, OF New Orleana ;were confirmed
today by the Senate: They aro: Rob
art l.. Knox. surveyor uf custuInr: Bat
p. Sullivan, appraiser Of mercha stees,
Jared Y, Sanders, naval officer, -
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PERSONALS


william Simpson % Charlotte w:s
among the visitors to spend yesterday
in Anderson.
w. r. Johnson Of Liberty spent a
few hours in the city yesterday On
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray ii:'y of Eek
man. w Va. have arrived in the city
fer visit TO Mr. and Mrs. y. VI.
Kicly
s. p. P-cfsly wss in ;hc c::y FIR the
state Farmers Union meeting.
c. p. Hammond, :; we'll k1cwn
yesterday.
Thomas II. Pope OF Gienvi!l, was
among the we'll known visitors 10
spend yesterday in the city.
S. n. Burts of Spartanbury was leg
i:tcred ut the ChiQuola hotel yestcr-
day.
Thomas Chalmers and Josep.. Cow.
an. beth we'll known planters OF Oco-
nee county. are in the city for tho, far
merS union. :
Mrs. NJ. S. FellerE and Miss Mabel
Fcllcrs of Newberry. are vis.,iYS Mrs.
II. e. Todd Oh Norris street.
II. D. Johnson. Southern Express
agent OF this dity has returned from
an extended triI 10 Rocky Mount, Will
!r!ngton and V'rightsvillo Beach, IN.
G..
NJ. NJ. AIattison and family leave to-
day for the mountains OF North Car
olina to be gone until the middle Of
August.
Mrs. E. w. Ashley. who has been In
the Anderson county Hospital for some
time has been taken home, much i'm
proved. She was much pleased with
the hospital and the attention. ''
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bonham has gone to
Greenville to spend u day or SO with
her son, Solicitor Proctor Bonham.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Brown left yes
tcrday for trip to Saluda.
The many friends Andrew SIeer,
who had an attack of appendicitis on
Sunday. will bo delighted to hear that
he Is much better and improving
| nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred TribbIc and chill
dren have gone to PendlatOn. to visit
relatives. -.
John E. sndler is in Detroit. Mich
| on a business trip.
Mrs A. S. Todd, of Manning, Is Wis
iting at Mrs. T. A. Archer's. Her
daughter. Mic3 Mabel Todd, IL expect
ed the latter part 6f the week. This Is
Mrs. Todd's former home and her
many friends and relatives are GLAD
to welcome her back again.
erinc Colley have returned to thei,
homo In Washington, Ga. after a de-
| lightful visit to Mrs. John e, Sadler.
Mrs. Cleo Agnew, of Royston. Ga.
is visiting her sister in this city.
| MiSS ItOSt ITluDic lS LII TluISa 4 &Gi
visiting relatives for u few weeks.
F. NJ. Murphy has gono back on tlt
road after spending several days a
home. sy
/ Mrs. p. d. Galley and daughter hav,
i gone to Columbia to visit relatives.
- ,
visiting Miss Irene Prince. -
DR.. and Mrs. Dan Sage. Mrs. Kin
sey and Miss Ingram, Of Atlanta, com
posed an automobile party here yes
terday on their way home from Ashe
I Mrs. M. E. Reed. ofAugusta, Is Wis
iting Mrs. William Archer.
i Mr. and Mrs. Az w. Summers, VIII,
have been visiting Ms. j.. R. Vandiver
left yesterday for their home In Or
nnRehmrg.
C. C. Jones. OF Starr, was in Ander
son yesterday. 4..,% ~; 10;
SENECA SAW A
PRETTY WEDDING
M:. James Richardson anu Mis-
Florence Burley Were Married
In Quiet Fashion Tuesday !.
| ..-saEtg.,. siSsiistii ~
4 One OF the surprise weddings Of tn
last few DAYS to occur In this .sectiol
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Cheap Excursion Rates I "
RY In x9s ssR1ss,on let BLUE RIDGE

Excursion to Ashevie Waynvuc Brevard Lake
away o. Land OF the
OF the 28th
NWIe Abevle Anderson
and oil intermediate
.e '' ~" too"o efp
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Oie pair farm mules. on
horse disc plow, one mower. al
one grain gfut.er. w. K. Pruitt,
L.. Anderson. S. G. 722-3tp
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when Love coco,iis.

Many nm engagement j. hasa been
broken of through q misunderstanding
each thinking the other had .,nonoy.
Detroit Journal .. z ';ft &
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Pralseworthys snnfy. & l.,s
You may sum the duty ak your sitfo
IN the giving of praise wotthiIy ana
oeins yourselves worthy os it-.Sss
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FARMS FOR4ShLE- For full infor-
nation in regatd TO South. Ga. it's
farm lands offered for sale by the
Georgia and Florida Farmers Co..
Inquire for e. T.. Key. Dtmonstra-
tor. County Clerks Office Anderson.
8. c., 7-1S-1w
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wANTED&orTdesrfss for cypress poles.
Can furnish any length and size de-
sired In good grade Of black and
red heart. .cYpEess. Prompt ship
ments. Write mo your wants and
will name delivered prices. Ad-
dress j. u Watts. Branchville, S. c..
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WANTEDI3y august 1, an AL retail
grocery aiiesmah, solicitor and col
lector. me- '.lrones. lazy ones or
cigarette 'smbHers need apply. SAL
AIRY unlimited. Address own writing.
Opportunity. care City Carrier No.
a c
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BAPTIST NEWS


Mt. Bethel church, Saludn associa-
ton. has called Rev. N. q. Wright of
Hclton to succeed Pastor OH. Orr,
who recently recigneli t. accept work
in Ashcvillc. N. C.
Pnstor ID. w. Hiott of Easley. will
assist DR.. a. G. wilkins in d meeting
ut Berea, beginning the second Sun
day in August. Bcrea is one of tho
good churches Of the Grccnvllle asso-
citation.
Evangelist J. T. Mann of Bolton,
writes: wife and expect to spend n
month in the Welsh Neck and Pee Dee
associations. Monday. July 20. we ex-
pect to hcgin'a meeting wit, Pastor A.
T. Rogers at Liberty Hill. From there
we go to the Pee Dee. where we expect
TO spend abclit three weeks on Pastor
G. T. Gresham's field"
Annual report Of the F,oyal Ambas-
sadors OF the First Baptist church,
Anderson:
Foreign missions. Toluca school
S11.l5; carh $12.S5.. ;. $4,000
Home missions. :. :. 1900
state missions. :. :. :. :. 1000
Margaret home. ;. ;. >. :. .25
sibie fund. :. :. .25
Training school,. 25
Assooiational expense fund.-. :. 100
MISCELLANEOUS expenses. :. 1850
Ro6m, fund collected this year. 5000
ii..'
Total. :. ;. s97 Or
This meets all OF our npportion-
ment except 5000 on home missions
which will be paid from the syste-
matte receipts before September 1,
19ld.
Ernest Geer, Treasurer.
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WANTS


WANTEDr,72 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping" Must be near bust :
ness part of, city. Address G E. H..
care CT thiI faper. 7-24-3t
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FOR SALE-Tin fruit cans in any
quantity from 1000 to 10000 Quarts
$3.50 per hundred: No 1, $500 per
hundred. Cash with order. John S.
Cromer. Phone A. OPT w. Market
street, Anderson, S. G.
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FOR SALE-Two second hand sew
ing machines in good condition. Also
Ole light spring wagon. 1t will pay
you to see ME for your repair work
All work guaranteed.-J. II. Allen,
Honea Path. S. c.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five
All
ItateH to be in
No advertisement taken for less
II directory you telephone
af,e
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z, ''tisa,t :. :. li.s';e. -. = ( tSls, =
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-21
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1914.
Fair Venus and bright Mars
Are this days evil stars.

| An unfortunate day. Astrologers
find that both Venus and Mars are In
| evil aspect.
| Women should be particularly
| circumspeet during this confguration.
/ which augurs III for their social and
! professional success.
/ During the adverse rule of this
! planet weddings and entertainments
/ are supposed to be subject to unfor-
/ tunate conditions. All places OF
! festiYity-cafes, theatres and banquet
/ halls--partake OF the influence which
/ tend to discontinue and failure.
Vanity Is said to flower when Venus
! is inimical, and sef-indulgence is en-
| Outraged. Eating and drinking to ex-
/ cess are common while this astral
| government prevails.
There is a forbidding omen for
shopping and for wearing new gar
| ments.
Mars's adverse sway is Interpreted
as troublesome or dangerous for those
| who go on Journeys. Difficulties are
| likely to be met II trip is beglir be,
fore the aspect changes.
Under this astral government 1t II
| wire to be temperate in all things,
controlling the emotions and avoiding
all controversies.
Exhibitions of egotism, irritabiiity
and vain-glory are common while
Mars remains unfriendly. Domestic
happiness Is endangered by moods
which betray the baser impulses.
Owing to the fact that at the tins
of the vernal ingress the sun was IN
the tenth house, 1t has been predicted
that death Will be busy among the
great" this spring. In 1881, when this
occurred last Earl Beaconsfleld and
Thomas Carlyle succumbed.
A London astrologer foreshadows
the possibility of such trouble in Ire
land that the viceroy may resign
A revolutionary movement In Russia.
Prussia and Austria Is predicted.
Dry weather in certain parts of
Canada is predicted, but a prosperous
season for agriculture Is probable.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is havs
the omen of added responsibilities IN
business. They may have domestic
anxieties, and should beware OF
quarrels.
Children born on this day are fortu-
nate in the guidance of the stars
They will be most attractive to ths
opposite sex and will meet with COM
paratively few troubles in life. Boys
will have the power to make money
easily, but they will spend it rapldl&