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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-17

HAMMERS TRUST DOMPNSY. Trustee
under Tru-t Agreement. da,cd January /
1914. securing the S.N TCr Gems Gold Not"-
OF =. Joseph Least C9uIpauN, VIII purchase
upon receipt OF moneys for the sinking
Fund. notes issued under said agreement 20
an amount sufficient "A. nearly a. mdS BE- 20
eNh .utt the sum of s25O.9i2 20. II which
stl-.,u 81 now - the credit ~ the sinking
FUND Account, ard the sum OF s. q. 600 /. ~
ho paid 20 the Trustee on or before January
., lsl5, pursuant TO the atore sad agreement.
and said Trustee hereby invites sealed offers
10 Doe submitted t. Dr.. At Ct before ~ o'clock
noon December 10th, 1874. al i's ori"e, .
Wal street. Manhattan, New York C!ty. for
the ale TO # OF such notes al prices 20 be
for al or any part OF the notes so offered,
provided. however, that no Offers VIII 'e ac-
oepted NhiCh shall be FOR a sum IN excess
of one hundred AMI one per c,utum t0lcc ;
OF the principal amount OF surn notes. and
Ur'rI'i interest Nct!ces OF provisional sc-
csptauCN - offo!A Hi.i be mailed December
18Th. 1874, 10 the makers of euch thereof
A. ar" 80 accepted. at -" addresses desis.
'a'rd Lr them rc-pect,'ci5 Delivery OF
notes repted, with Juy /, 1870 and "uo.
teque0f,F m.tur!"s coupons attached, should
be made on o. Aft-r January l. 1915, Oh
which date interest on accepted notes VIII
ease The Trustee r"-"rvcA the r.gnt "a
accept or rtJec, any or al proposals in
BANKERs fRJ'sr COMPANY. trustee.
By a.. WILSON j.
Assistant Secretary
Dated. New York. November Is, III,
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FURTHER ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Recover Despite Fear of
n Flood Of "Christmas''
Offerings.
rOOL SUCCESS DOT BTEU

,rle.c w,s \ steady uudertone in the
cotton market Yesterday and prices showed
A., ~, gain " to . points. There was
,u-,,t- short covering. but this seemed
d, be based largely on the favorable char
srcr of news from southern spot markets.
Ad,tr,s received during the day indi-
~,,.d that the usual Christmas offerings
v,r. not having the depressing effect
fiat WIS expected and THAI demand from
s,uih,ru mills and for exports was TAX
,,e care of all distress cotton"
On the carly part OF the session the
r,,r,ct vas au.et and steady. but floor
,,,d.rs seemed to be- more interested In
r, naval operations Of the British and
German fleets than IN market operations
ryport, were again heavy with a total
81 about 81. 900 bales reported for the day.
Predictions Of decline are based
chiefly on the expectations OF sales OF
cotton to pay obligations which will be
dua about the first of the year. There
IS growing belief that the South generally
will no, take advantage of the Sl35,OOO,-
Q0o pool on account of the numerous re-
strictious covering the distribution of the
fund Moreover. 1t is generally estimated
mat It will cost the Southern borrower
about 10 or II per cent. TO get the money
under the plan. Notwithstanding the nom
iral rate is only i per cent.
1t is expected that the tentative plan
for the Clearing House will be given out
20 the members In printed form some
time during the present week. The ac-
ceptance OF this plan will not be matter
OF official Cotton Exchange action, as
only about one-quarter OF the Cotton Elk
change members will be members OF the
Clearing House itself.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange has
declared extra holidays for Saturday. De-
cember rs. and Saturday. January 2 Flu
,,ires closed steady,
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CHASE BANK TO MOVE SOON.
VIII Occupy New Quarter en-
broadway December 2S.

The Chase National Bank will move
into Its new quarters IN tho Adams Ex-
press Company Building at 81 Broad
way on December % Tho bank will &C.
cupy the entire first floor and also the
basement. The main banking room is
finished In Italian marble. The floor space
is broken by several huge pillars which
add mucn to the beauty OF the offices
The offices OF the various officers ex-
tend from the front toward the rear. but
in no way interfere with tho extensive
banking floor space which runs from the
Broadway side back to Church street.
one OF the new features % the building
is that the directors rooms are In the
basement. 40 are the vaults. The vault
have double set OF doors. each Of which
weighs fifteen tons The banking noor is
connected with the vaults by system OF
lifts
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Prices sag OH-Corn IL quiet
and Heavy.

The action OF the wheat market was
rather Disappointing The news was con-
sdcred hullish, but there was "A lack OF
vitality to the trade, and after little
buying movement prices gradually sagged
Of, with the close at about the low point
If the day Values were affected early
nv the report OF firmer tone TO private
cables and better bids for English account.
In addition to this there we're reports
claiming Likelihood of very limited Argen-
tho shipments nj the start of the move
meut. partly due 10 the traffic conditions.
Distinct reports from the West also told
of marked falling off in the country
movement.
Car 10: receipts at the various points
showed quite a pause and the total interior
arrivals were 600, 900 bushels less than
Tor the corresponding day last week. II
was asserted that caJh interests at the
Interior were buying wheat and there
was general hardening OF cash pre-
miums both at the Gulf and for Eastern
shipment.
export business was comparatively dis
appointing. 1t included two cargoes for
Tho Continent and several smaller lots,
tI'regatlng about 100000 bushels. In ad-
o.uon there was a definite report from
NinsdS CITY to the effect that the Neither
lands government had taken the equiva-
.'A' Of $4,000 barrels of -four in that
market
Nr" crop conditions were regarded az
. ne Hho" map Tor hohuhy
'""" '"Ne''"s over 'ne en-
ana ,0 N'rr. ~ ,un ,"r SUI SUI nesI'
mail. has added slightly to the
VF,'s. The report of Price Current
' .''' satisfactory, indicating that with
...p .,-. uudcr sno,y covering. the are.
'.t ..r,Idcrahlr NAV he lost nv Winter
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FIRST MOKTGAGE EEFt' NDING AND TER
MlNAL FIVE PER CENT, GOLD BONDS
As provided In section Seven of Article
Two OF the Mortgage Securing the issue OF
bonds above described. the Undersigned, IS
Trustee, viii receive sealed proposals up 80 s
y. NJ on January :, 1915. for IA" sale 10 It
Of such bonds for account Of the sinking
Fund, at a price not exceeding no per cent
and accrued interest 20 the amount Of $50,
no. CT. conditioned upon the payment 20 the
undersigned Of that amount on or bafors
January End, 1915. as provided In the said
Mortgage
THE New YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Formerly New York security and Trust COM
pany, Trustee
BY c. e HAYDoCK, Assistant Secretary.
December 4th. 1914
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MICH. CENTRAL DIVIDEND CUT.
semi-nnnuaI Payment Reduced From
2 to Per Cent.

The directors OF the Michigan Central
Railroad Company yesterday reduced the
sem-annual dividend OF the company
from 3 per cent. to per cent The COM
pany has outstanding siS,73s,000 stock,
of which s1G.Sl9,00O is owned by the New
York Central.
The Michigan Central has paid per
cent per anuum ever since 1906 with tho
exception of 1908, when dividends aegre-
eating per cent were declared. During
1906 the dividend rate was per cent.
and from 1895 up TO that date per cent.
was paid. From 1891 10 1895 dividends
at the rate of So per cent were declared.
The surplus shown by tho company for
tho previous fiscal year andcd December
81 after the payment OF dividends was
but sI5S,000. During the past ten months
of the current fiscal year gross earnings
have decreased s2,f2o,o00 and net earn
lngs t475,000.
Not long ago IL was officially announced
that dividend action by the Lake Shore
and the New York Central would he de-
ferred until after the proposed cohsollda-
ton OF the two companies had been COM
petely effected.
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ELECrIoNs ANn MIEIINus

Take >otl'e Ihnt the annual N~etir-
the ttocNho,tecs OF The Henry i.iir Hrcw.
ths yoar lsl5 aud to~ tb- 'r,n'r,tDop ~ sucs
otvtr nps.nHss 40 lutt pto9o..s ,u' H,fors
the meeting MI n, I..t 'H .' tu-
,omplay iU3 T.. h+th It. In the Hrr"uEh al
Manhattan. CITY Of Sew Work.. on The ltth
la" ~ January, l.l.. 49, J. VI
The transfer loukr W'l lee closed on ms
.tth dsy ~ pre,uNrs l'l4 ~ r 81
and ". remain rar"l ura. IN" i''h day
GLuKGN u EIAAs- s.eret.ry-
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
SLOSS SHEFFIELD STEEL & IRON CO
HlrmlnK ham. Ala.

The Board of Directors of this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend o. one
and three-auarters per cent as So on he
Preferred Stock out OF the earnings. payable
January !, 1916. at tho ofllDo ot the central
Trust COMPANY Of New York without the
closing OF books 20 stockholders OF record
at three = NJ, December Il. 1914. al the
once OF said Central Trust Company % New
York. Transfer Agent. Dividend ptr'igeute-
representing such dividend viii he DE- iNered
10 such stockholders Of record ON January J.,
1913, In an amount equai 10 one and three
quarters per cent. q y co) OF the par Ndiue
81 the Preferred STOCK said crrrifo ates
will ne dated January /, Ial5. and VIII be
tho date thereof at tn. rate OF SIX per
Centum tsetl
New York Doc IL, 1914
r. l. MORRIS Secretary & T-e1s.r-r
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NEWARK, y, J, Dec. ia verdict
for $1,000 was returned to-day by a Jury
IN the Federal court IN $4,000 damage
suit brousnt by Mrs BloHdlua Scum.tt
OF CarisAdt, whose daughter. Lucy. was
Killed by train ~ Rutherford two
years ago.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ROLAND GAS-ELE'TRlc VEHICLE COR
'pkAFlpN-A petition IA bankruptcy
EIecrric VcGicic Gorpota,i6n -, '. EMS'ntioth
street and Avenue Il Ny Henry u Singer
r9ent Tuesday to cAnord q Ludvigh NJ
singer said that IN" Liabilities are so5.O0o.
Part Of which is IN dispute, and nominal
MEYER GOLDMAN CoMPA%y--A petition
~ bankruptcy has been n.el AGAINST the
liurry coats and suits 80 White Plains
iebitl,s are $500 and assets $1,000.
Judge hough appointed John Goodwin ~
j. ARKAHAMS < Ca petition in bank
ruptry has been Med against Joseph
Ahr'hams, trading AS J, ,Abrahams q 60,
dealer IN millinery supplies At 6Ss Iiroad-
way lie made an assignment on Dccem-
scHRElRER & ,MlNZlG--A petition in
|. Sehreihcr and Anton Miuaig who oom-
pose the nrm Of sereIoer & MinzIg
82> GreenNich -,rcot, LiGbiiitias' are
-, 90 en1 aisuts 1000, ,.-....
a1ads ana siycuyi;oar,a Street az S wGS t
4, ,ti, WIS stock speru.atoor N the m .
nhlh ,cj536 Is sccWrci' ana asses %.
unkupwn value consisting Of ~ eco shares
90. s6a.7a5, secured lbs g.. go shlro- "
q American Moncr5A " sunk I"i ' MSSdrnG,N
Bros, $40, secured by 1000 Western Ne
Thompson, $500 lo3n, and s NJ. New
BERNHARp TOPF--A petition IN hank
rupicy has been Med against Bernhard
Topf deter IN butter and eggs NJ ESQ
Eiphth avenue
schedules rilcd.
MORRIS A. FOEGOTSTON 5cwc,lcr, Of
1890 broadway, hn~ hlcl schedules show.
Ing liabilities S7itl9 and assets 81 lu7.
consisting Of stock. yl9.oal; fixtures t.}-
0"j, equity IN pawn u,kcts tlo0po, M
surun,r. ;@J, ANA cash In bank sl2.
Among the creditors are L. Stra.hnlgCr
sous n co. $St24. x \ Hroitruharh.
800, Joseph VI LOWE, g. ~. l.. stern
y 60, sass. and Q ArNowts 4 Pos,
S2.74U Mr. furgutsuu his offered a com
position of 40 cents on the dollar which
has been accepted by many creditors
Lou Is CANTOR trading Is Cuntor'h Clothef
shop a. ?l0l Third avenue, has Med
schedules showing liabilities $3.50. nomi
nal assets S2,J02 and actual assets Sl.sI7.
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Trading in oil futures was very Hight,
with values showing some decline on near
months and slight advance on dis
taut months The dcc'iue IN tho near
months was partly due tn the lack %
good distributing demand, and also 20 an
absence of expert Inquiry The domestic
trade has slowed Up eonsid, rah.y and
tho export business /, being seriously
curta'.ed by the freight situation
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|. BISCUIT COMPANY
THE NEW ,oRK Trust COMPANY.

The Board o; Trustees has declared this
day the usual quarterly dIy4Geul o. Ei,iHT
PER CENT. ptEap,r D'rauber g.. 1910 10
sto kho.Iers 81 70 ord - the close o. bust
books viii close De -, 1914, and reopen
January md. lpl5
HERBERT " MORSE s-cretary.
New York. Dec. lo. 1914
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, Dec. 16.-The market for cop
per shares displayed an easier tone under
profit taking sales. Fluctuations were con-
fined to narrow ranges, with North Butte.
Butte and Superior and CRANKY showing
the greater activity. Industrials and
railroad shares were steady. The sum-
mary
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veloped in the market for hog products,

veloped in the market for hog products,
Influenced by a much nrmer tone to
the hog market. Western receipts were
not as heavy as expected. The packing
statement for the week showed a decided
falling off, with a total of $4,000. COM
pared with $4,000 the preceding week.
The midmonth product stock statement
showed a rather Disappointing gain In
the lard stocks for the half months, but
fairly liberal gain In pork and ribs.
Chicago prces.
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KEllY.SPRINGFIELD TIRE COMPANY

~ UIVId"hl OF y = ON m" COMMON S'ock
81 this Company has been declared, pAHable
February lst. 1915 30 tho s''.kho'icrs Of,
record at the close OF business January 49,
1915. p \. SEAMAN. Seerotary
New York December . 1919.
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open' High
BONDS
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PirrsBURG. Dec I6.--Stocks were
mostly unchanged. Westinghouse Air
Brake gained a point while Cguciblc
steel and Columbia Gas and Electric
were = on. The summary:
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spot cotton a New York was quiet and
unchanged middling. 1885. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged. with
New Orleans &c, Galveston re, Savan-
nah rs. Houston 7s.c.. Augusta I l-lsc.
and Memphis &c
The New Orleans market was steady.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 16.--The local
stock market was narrow. with closing
prices generally unchanged to a shade
lower. The summary:
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
GERMtN SAVINGS BtNK
IN 1IE tIll OF >EN YORK.

7 Ut, FIW NV NTI'T M II,
New York. he enlh'r 7'h 1914
ln,eres. AZ tAe rate OF FOUR 80 PER
CESTIi per anuum Ol,l We Crr1'.ed DO
posters Tor the SIX months ending p-rrmlsf
81. 1874, on a! sums su'!t.cd tger-'o gvleT
thu laws not exceeding thee 'Gousnnc
go OCol Dollars, and WI D, rayhu.s auer
January GOSH
1917. W.t draw Interest f~r.F Jnnlurr l.
1879. ALFRED RpFLEER lretitent
A N0nnE1- Irnn,lrn,
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE PITTSBURGu COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Bondi
Dated InIX 1. lAnN.

Notice Is hereby given as provided in tho
Mortgage dated July /. 1899 made nv The
Pittsburgh Company to Guaranty Trust Com
pary OF New York Trustee, that bonds
bearing tho following serial numbers have
been drawn for the sinking Fund and will
be paid a. par and accrued interest on and
after January LIST. 1915. at the TRUST DE
PARTNE<T OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York, 40 Broadway, New York
city. after which date interest on said bond.
will cease: Bonds numbered 10 bG. 80, ~
and zoo The bonds should he presented
with coupon due January LIST 1915, n'tachef.
THE ptTTSBtRGH COMPANY.
By SAMUEL A ROELOfS, President
Dated Elwood city. Pa, December is; 1914.
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The New England Trus, Company,
TRUSTEE,
II. Joseph Lead tompHnS >iN Fer Cent.
Gold
TRUSTEE,

r.. JAMES r. HOOPER, President
Boston. Mass, pcccutbcr -. 1914.
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Isl sINEsS CHANCES.

S.. 800 REOu lREp security ,hatfv,s. easily
realiznhle; value S 900 ana bonus. $50 tol
three, $3.50 for Elk months. GOWIN0 hoK
! ~ sun office.
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The bona. bearing ~" above numbers W!
D.. p..I DID. par BE-. The office ~ She under
rigu,4, ~. p.tou-hlre Stree, Boz tou, Mass,
ll the IirNt bay of January. 1913. v.th ACE
.TLe.l interest 20 tht dtt.. after which date
interest on said bonds will cease in conform
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.

RosToH. Dec. ls.--Folowing are the
bid and asked prices at the close on the
Boston curb to-day:
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.-The securities
market was quiet and without price
changes OF Importance. The summary:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASH NGTON, Dec 1.-THE statement Of
the receipts and nay warrants of the Treasury
shows
Tu'sday This mouth Fiscal wear
Kecepis No. Sst.N'"% .t"Al3 'S3l6N2os
Receipts from customs yesterday, S'3 ~;
internal revenue, ordinary, S41&.Ai, CORPORA
ton tax, fE,t,, and miscellaneous, sN3,o'l
National bank notes received for iedcmpt on,
s.. .tS. 79i
The cash statement for the United States
Treasurer for December t. shows
GENERAL FUSD.
Gold coin. ................ ,fSrn.2o2
Gold cert hcaies Observation-Disclosures 4'SS $50
silver dollars..r, ld>'1,iJr
Silver certIhcates. ...,.,........,.,.,. 93p-2tll
United States notes ..,.,,..,,,........, 30,9O,@l
Certified checks on banks ...,....,., 22o 90S
National bank notes .........,,.,,,., .,39' %,
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. .,..,.,-... ,,......, H,t'3l tG
Cash N Treasury ................,.,, PISS ~
In uNlouh banks ....,- ........,..... S3,9in,HNt
A""'lnhlc cash in Treasury and
Deduct current liabilities .., ...,...., ~ .oe2 g.
Free balance In Treasury and banks Ni,~"" go
~ her Treasury assets, net .....,...., u ~ "a
Net balance IN val iund, ...,,,.,, ,u,Ntr,3JG
RESERVE FUND.
Gold com and bullion, ..,........... si1.0oO 40
TRUST FUND
To redeem outstanding certificates 81 "a 91l S6o
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury I,1S.'.3,VjS
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ms market was steady.


u 4. NJ bids TO Liverpool were: Doc.
ssS Mar. 129 May. as; July. 80 ;
Oc'. 10. The market there is due 10
opeu to-day points advance
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53rd CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

Z. l. MORRIS, seSfe,srv { r-easur-r
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TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10, 1912.

Astrology reads in the stars 80
many conflicting influences that eau
ton should be the w%atchword today.
Uranus, Mars. Neptune, Mercury, and
Saturn are adverse, while Venus,
Jupiter and the Sun are friendly.
The co%nf1guration Is held to be dis
turbing to mental poise and weaken
ing to the will. While Jupiter and
the sun given encouragement to those
who engage in large affairs conditions
are not advantageous, except for those
of supreme power to overcome OBJ
stacles.
Mars is declared to be martial,
inimical and ~wrathful, governing
evilly, menacing the safety Of men
and women. The sign is read az
ominous for China and Japan.
There is a Representation that the
races which represent civilization in
the western world must give. way to
semibarbaric peoples. .
A foreign astrologer prophesies
that when peace in Europe Is finally
declared all nations will be leveled to
the plane OF a new democracy In
which none will co~nspicuously domi-
nate, except In numbers.
Children should be especially safe
guarded during the coming winter,
which will be particularly hard for
them. Danger Of disease will be in
creased, it Is foretold.
AS Mars meets Saturn in opposition
on the verge of the sign Capricorn
just before the winter solstice, India,
Greece, the Balkans and Mexico will
be subject to moot disturbing In
fluences. The viceroy Of India should
be exceedingly cautious.
Women's clubs are under a govern
ment said to be indicative Of extra
ordinary activities. A movement OF
worldwide significance is prophesied.
Jupiter's progress through Aquarius
next month affords hope Of great re-
forms in Russia. ....
Persons whose birthdate is to have
rather q sinister augury for the year.
Mel may experience heavy losses.
Changes and disappointments are
foreshadowed.
Children born on this day should
be bright in intellect and kindly In
disposition. They may like play bet
ter than work and for this reason
should be trained to Industrious hab-
ira
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-11-04
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1914.

Astrologers warn against decisive
acts today, for the stars are uncer-
tain, While Mars Is in benelc aspect
Venus and Saturn are strongly ad'
verse.
It Is a day supposed to be most
favorable for all who use weapons or
sharp-edged tools. Soldiers Of every
rank should benefit.
The aspect is believed to be bene-
fetal to surgeons, dentists, chemists
and all who alleviate human suffering.
Fame Is foreshadowed for Americans,
who will demonstrate supreme Skill
in foreign hospitals. One of these
will receive remarkable honors.
The aspect should cause access OF
energy, producing courage to under
take great enterprises. Mars rules as
a fortune-bringer for those who con-
duct, manage or execute.
Metallurgists, smiths, engineers,
miners and all who fight the forces or
nature or utilize them are said to be
under the best possible rule.
Venus gives warning to women that
they are to meet with many condl-
lions that test their powers. They
are to give their services In great
enterprises for aiding their fellow be-
ings. While new opportunities are to
open to them they will meet heavy
responsibilities. In the humber Vo-
cations competition will be intense.
Old persons should be particularly
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It is not an suspicious day for be-
ginning journeys or making changes
in places Of residence or business
sites.
Commercial ventures are under an
evil government. Loss of opportunity
Is probable while this configuration
prevails. 1t is foretold that the United
States will be slow in taking advan.
tage of what is possible on the high.
ways Of the sea, but there is a prom
Using sign for shipping which will op-
crate before spring.
Women today should be fortunate in
love affairs and in all social enter
prises. 1t Is a lucky time for we'd
dings and receptions.
There Is a good aspect for theaters
and all public entertainments. Again
the rise Of new favorites is indicated
and unexpected success Is foreshad-
owed for one or two ambitious produc-
tons.
The rise Of a prophet Is %prognostt-
Gated. The seers predict that a mai
Of supreme powers will be recognized
by the world. Some declare that he
will be a great teacher-a e Mes
siah-and others interpret the promise
of the stars as merely the heralding OF
a poet or a philosopher.
A omen Of disaster to New York city
is frequently recognized by astrologers
who differ in their Interpretation OF
the sign. One belief is that a tidal
wave will submerge a greater part OF
the city when it shall have become
the refuge Of the nations of Europe.
This date Is read as 1915.
A return to modesty and %reticence
Is foretold. Uranus, which the seers
think has caused many eccentric &C
lions and customs, will cease to be
powerful and women will return to
older standards of life, 1t is predicted
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury Of an anxious year. Loss
Of money is probable. The health
should be safeguarded. Girls may be
courted, but disappointments are indi-
Gated.
Children born on this day are likely
to demand much of life. They may be
extravagant and careless In financial
affairs. Their sign is Scorpio and
their principal ruling planet Mars.