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The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline, but do not compel


Astrology reads this as rather an i'm
pOrtant day. so far as planetary direction
is concerned. While Neptune is mildly
favorable, Uranus and Mars are mildly
adverse
It is a day in which to pursue routine
affairs and to settle odd ends Of bust
ness.
There is fairly favorable direction for
commerce and shipping OF all sorts.
Neptune is in place believed TO impart
vision and understanding of value to
philosophers and poets, who will gain
new place in national respect
The rise OF a great political leader is
prognostiCaJed and he will perform a
unique national service!' it is foretold.
As a precursor Of an era in which
humanity will aspire TO higher ideals Of
life, the year 1917 may be time of eG-
tremc immortality and social upheavaL
Scandals in high place, social and Of
fetal. will multiply. while the stars work
together for the general UncoverinE ot
evil
Turkey comes under sign that is still
threatening to the hest interests OF the
Kaiser and his armies.
The Pope should enjoy kindly and
stimulating influences during this month
and next, but he may face disappoint-
ments and anxIetics later in the year, due
TO efforts TO hasten peace.
Nervous disorders Of all sorts prob
ably will increase and President Wilson
should safeguard his health.
King Constantine of Greece, has the
most encouraging direction of the stars
during 1917 and the year may bring sur
prising benefits to hIs country.
Owing to the fact that in the horoscope
of President Wilson his Mars comes over
the Ascendant of King George and his
Sun is trine to the Kings Saturn. trouble
may be easily started between this
country and England, the seers fore
warn.
The death of a famous man Of letters
in the United States is prognosticated
and this may be preceded by the passiHs
of a diplomat.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
not quarrel or so to law. They should
guard against accidents and should avoid
all sorts OF litigation.
Children born on this day may be head
strong and stubborn. but these subiects
Of Aquarius are likely to be generous to
excess.
Copyright, IeT7)
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Feb 2-BUTTER-The market ruled
steady with demand absorbing the limited offerings
Of desirable stock Western solidpacked creamery,
fancy specials. u; extra, 42s43 cxtp frsts 3sa4o;
frsts, Ga33; do. seconds, 3sS; nearby prints,
fancy 4s average extra EaA: hrsts 3saio; seconds,
SaaS special fancy brands 81 prints at 4ss5l
EGGS-Supplies small and the market fur
ther advanced 5 cents per case under a fairly &C
tive demand The quotations were: Nearby extra,
per doz. a. nearby frsts. l3.20 per standard case;
nearby current receipts IS. .6 per case: Western
tras per doz F; extra hrsts. lS2J per frsts,
1905 Yer case; candled eggs were Jobbng at 5oaSJ
per dozen.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls to quality, 2osZI;
ROSTERS l5al6; spring chickens soft-mested. 2a22
White Leghorns. according to quality, lsa21 ducks.
TO size and quality. lsa2; turkeys 22a2i: geese,
Isa22 pigeons old, per pair. Sa'o; do. young. per
pair, 2a25.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh-kilIed, dy-pscked
fowls. L to box, ry-picked. fancy selected. per
pound 2j; weighing pounds and over apiece,
24h; do. 3t pounds apiece, 22a2S; do, pounds
apiece aOa2l fowls. in barrels, fancy. rypicked.
weighing 4 pounds and over apiece, "a; smaller
sizes lsas,; old ROSTERS dry-pcked. ls; roasting
chickens Western. dry-picked, in boxes 9al0 pounds
Der pair 5a8; roasting chickens. Western dry
picked. in boxes weighing pounds per pair. 2aa1:
toasting chickens, Western, In boxes, weighing
pounds per pair, z23; roasting chickens. Western.
ics-packed. in barrels, weighing salo pounds.
Der pair a. roasting chickens. Western. in bar.
rcls weighing pounds per pair. 2a2l. Broihne
chickens Western, in bo1cs, weighing 3a4 pounds
per pair Aa2s Chickens, weighing 5ss pounds pr
r,r. lsaD DO, mixed sizes. lssn Broilera. Jersey.
fancy s2s35; broilers, other nearby. weighing aaa
pounds apiece. 3a32; turkeys. per pound, fancy.
nearby, 9a32; fancy Western, slaS2; fair to good.
saoo; old toms, 8a2; common, 2iaa; ducks, near
BY 2az3 do, Western. 2os22; geese. nearby. l7als;
do. Western. 15als; squads. per doEen-white.
weighing II to u pounds per dozen, 59a5 IS; white.
weighing pounds, per dozen, l5oe4'o; do. weigh.
ing Z pounds, per dozen, a5oa3s; do. weighing
esl4 pounds. per dozen. 275a3oo; dsrt. z5ossu;
mzn and No 2. Gals
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Baltimore, Feb. 1-DGGs-Market Arm. Mary
land, Pennsy1rania and nearby frsts q; Eastern
Shore. Marylshd and Virginia. frsts. q; Western
(ohio) frsta q; West Virginia hrsts. Il; Southern
North osrolnal frsts. 20; Western storage. case
count ~: selected, candled stock in carton. 8
BUTTER-Separstcr. extra, 4lsf2; hrsts 8Ase /;
private. Nd. f1ats; firsts. 1as do, In, extra,
Nai2: arsts, Sa3s; blocks. fns.. extras la42;
frsts asa9e; dairy prints, Maryland. Pennsylvania
and Virginia, extras. aa2s; fryts Baz; store
packed. fr,ts. q: rolls Maryland and Pennsy,ysn,a
o; do, West Virginia, y s
LIVE PoULTRY-Prces Per pound unless other
wise stated. Chickens, choice young BY boat,
2a3; DO, os eIpre-s. y; do. rough and poor.
lea20; old hens, Ms. and over, n: do smsll
to medium, 20; do, old roosters and stacs
Z. Ducks, young, Muscovy and Mongrel, lsale; do,
White Pekinss. lss2o; Indian Runners, young r7aIs:
Puddle choice. fat. pAls; d. smaller lsslI. osesa
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
GERMAN
UPRISING in CHICAGO
10000 Ready to Jump to Arms If
Break Comes. Says Speaker.
IpecisI "a m, W.shinstou Ber.ld.

Special To Tue Washington herald.
philadelphia, Feb. 2-The tense situA-
ton existing between this country and
Germany came up for discussion ysstsr-
day at the annual meeting Of the rr~ns-
Atlantic Society of America held at the
Bellevue-Stratford. when William Ellis
scull proposed that inasmuch as he be-
neved there are 10000 Germans In Chi
caso prepared TO jump and 5000 members
of Angio-Saxon societies there are watch
Ing thom. some action should be taken By
the society to define its course Of action
In case the threatened break should come.
John Gribbell president Of the society, de-
clared. however that the position of the
society would be defined st a oomins
banquet
Mr.. Scull suggested that a resolution
should be sent to President Wilson
svowing the support Of the society In
the event OF a break but on account Of
Mr.. Gribbel's statement no action was
taken at the meeting.
Regarding the preparedness of the Ger
mans in Chicago. Scull said he had re-
ceived the reports OF their numbers from
4 friend who had just returned from that
city, and that he did not doubt in the
least that IL was true. He declared,
moreover, that the Americans in Chicago
were aware OF the danger and were
read TO back up the Englishmen who
had 1lready taken active steps. He did
not ioubt that II war did come and the
threatened uprising broke out IL would
be crushed before ii was fairly started.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
Furnished by w. II. Hibbx & Co.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago. Feb 2-HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head
steady, at yesterdays average; bulk, l.sosu.75
ll.so; rough. lll5al-I; pigs, s.5oalO75
CATTLE-Recerpts. 1000 head: strong; native
beef cattle 7.75al200; Western steers, 175alo Is
stockers and feeders 6.oOas.lo; cows and heifers,
6.ualo.25; calves 10. Ooal4.oo.
SHEEP-Receipts, ZOO head; firm: wethers 10 l0a
Ills; lambs, l2l5al46a
Pittsburgh. Feb. 2-HoGs- Receipts, 1000 head
steady; heayies, l25al2.3o; heavy, Workers. l2O0a
l2lO; light, Workers. II. .25all.s; pigs. l05al07 Is
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800 head; steady;
top sheep, n-5o; top lambs. H75
OALyES-Receipts. l5o head; steady; top, 1870.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. Feb 2-Cotton weakened further to-
day on continued apprehension over the outcome Of
Germany's U-bOat announcement fears OF cumplIca-
tons with Japan over the Idaho and Oreson anti
alien land bills and rJmors that Southern banks
were calling loans on the staple The rreatest
activity in the last hour when selling from
Southern and Wall Street sources was very heavy
The opening was much more orderly than on
Thursday and the tone held fairly steady during
the call
Dealings increased in the last hour when many
unconhrmed reports circulated These caused
weakness but toward the close there was a re-
coEery Of 3 points buying By shorts Last
prices were IS 70 lB points net lower
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
New York.
New Orlean,t
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. Mooney on call opened at 8
per cent; high. per cent low. Ier cent; closed.
"a per cent Most Of the days loans were made at
per cent Time money was hmer and moderately
active. Rates wers advanced average OF
to Il per cent from recent hgupes On mixed
collateral the quotations 81 per cent for sixty
and ninety days S<a3H per cent for four months,
ia per cent for Ave and six months
Mercantile paper quiet and in light de-
mand. Some attractive names were seen. Rates:
37 to sr cent Tor sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills. we'll for choice four to six month";
single names
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
DRUGS FOUND TOO.

New York, Feb 2.-Morphine and heroin
and a silver hypodermic needle were
found in the possession of three men ar
rested for alleged burglary last night in
the Bronx In rooms at I'll East One
Hundred and Forty-seventh street. where
the arrests were made Detectives Hazlett
and Massie found fourteen gold bracelets,
five wrist watches and other jeWelry
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

fcss tubs; creamery. higher than e1tras, 4Sak5s
creamery extras Sscore. t2Asa4; nrsts. SaAH
seconds. 55a56lk
EGGS-EIcIted; r-ceipts. Az cases: fresh-eath-
cred extra hns. gas; ertra hrsts s1Ssfs; nrsts
leSafT: seconds and lower Trndes t5sls rrfrgeator
seconds to hEsta ssfa4o; nearby. hennsry, white,
fine to fancy, 80; do, brown and mixed colors,
lIa8
CHEESE-stsHty; receipts. LOS boxes: Stat
whole milk. fats held, specials 2a2SlS; do. aver
age. fancy, 2hsa5.
POUDTRY-Lirs. irregular: chickens Dsz
fovls 2; turkeys. >. Dressed. firm; chickens,
Iszo; fowls Ha2&; tuTksys, 2oaH
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
.nIngs of Wsshington RAILWAY.
Inspiration Production Increases.

Inspiration Copper production again is
running at high levels. January's out
put Of 100000 pounds, remarkable in
view of stormy weather. was only go
900 pounds under the high record pro-
duction of IL. $4,000 pounds registered for
last September. Furthermore, last months 8
production represents an increase of !, ,200,-
900 pounds over the December output,
10000 pounds over November. and 30o,-
O0O over October
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. r.. Hibbs & Co.

SALES
Washington Gas IS $50 at lO5Ig
Capital Traction IS. $lO00 at IO5s. 500 at IOc7.
American Graphophone 6s 500 at lo2E
CAPITAL Traction. at 81 3 at sH, . at 81, {
at s4k.
Washington Railway & Electric com at TsH
= at 7siS % at 1874
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd-. At sJX. l
at s3k
American Security & Trust 10 At 80, AT s5,
Mergenthzler 10 at 1871.
IAnston, % at T3IE.
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 5000 at slS.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New Tork. Feb. Bank clearngs in the United
States for the week ended February q reported
70 Bradstreet's Journal New York aggregate s. l5l.
so 90 against s. 90 last week and s7s2 ~
900 IN this week last year Following are some cf
the returns for this week with percentages OF
change shown this week, compared with this
Herk rear.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Bslttnors. Feb. 1-wHEAT-Cfosed unsettled ard
lower. No. red SPOT and Feh-rsry, LIZ: No. 9
rcd w-tern. sprt. LIS.
CORN-Closed guist. Spot, IeTs.
OATS-Narket easier. Sales of standard yhits
at -; kal . vnitA. q
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
TRACTION IS FEATURE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Washington Railway Sold at 1871.
Capital Traction Brings 84Il.

Interest conferred principally in trac-
ton issues at yesterdays session of the
Washington Stock Exchange. Eighty
shares of Railway and Electric sold at
Is IL, points above the low OF the year.
but l-2 points below recent bids. Fifty
four shares of Capital Traction sold at
81 1-2. Railway preferred sold sparingly
at 50 IA. Mergenthaler changed hands
at l67 l-2 and Lanston at % IA. Washing
ton Gas was offered at 72, with II bid.
Railway As brought 81 S-4. Washington Gas
as, log 1-2; Traction 5s, l06 S-4. and small
American Graphophone bond, 1o2 IA.
Earnings of washington Railway.
Dividends totaling S1,025.7S4 We're paid
by the Potomac Electric Power Company
In 1916. Electric power to the amount
Of 81, 473 was manufactured and sold
at an estimated expense of l,653, go.
Total receipts Of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company were s., ,27S, ,049.
Receipts of the company from passenger
traffic were S2,157,S3s, as compared with
S2,O ,3S2 in 1875
Dividends totaling $4,000 were paid by
the Georgetown Gas Company in 1915.
Net profits were S45,5s9.
Revenues OF the Washington Gas Light
Company totaled s., S6S. .2s6. Expenses were
81, 653, ,230. Revenues for 1918 were
s., 81, ,023.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Feb. 4-Desrtts the abscnce of the
wild scramble to unload that market yesterday's
market opened on the curb market q cruat many
out -of-tcwn accounts appeared In the process Of
liquidation today. Prices In several naturally
firm issues Consequently were depressed. About the
weakest issue the curb was Cosden Co.
Furnished BY w. w. Easterday q
Co., Inc.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03

There is a great demand for road build
ing experts and workmen in all parts Of
the country.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-03

The anthracite mines OF Pennsylvanis
contain more than 700 miles of tunnels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-27
We Take a New Step Forward

The tailoring is done in the famous sunflooded shops
of A. B. Krschbaum Company at the Sign of the Cherry
Tree
where competence and painstadng direct every pair
of shears, every flashing needle
where from the time the designers chalk first touches
the cloth-unt the sken label is attached wealth
of clohesmakng artistry is lavished upon each single
and individual garment.
These are times in which to be of the origin of your
clothes-to know the institution which produces them
and the institution which sells them. garment made
in the Kirschbaum way and sold in the Baumgartner
way safety neutrality-suspicious. you pay
as little as $15 as high $50, somewhere in between
oLo frorn 1,,nor 1,ror ondL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-27
psg5TisAi isL A y KirsaAe.an O.

Worthy goods from worthy sources sold in worthy
way-thats the Baumgartner code of action In twenty
five years it has expanded this business from little
basement shop into two of the most modern clothing
stores which adorn metropolitan Detroit.
And now to widen sphere of service, announce
in addition to our Hirsch-Wickwre line a complete
showing for Spring and Summer of KIRSCHBAUM
CLOTHES
We chose Krschbaum Clothes from all entrants in the
clothing field best worthy of Baumgartner ndorse
ment to retail at $15 $40, S25 and up to $50
The fabrics al-wool-100 per cent and compro-
mise-with all the life and color of Atwood
The neU Sbrn6 models are here for nc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-28
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to flush
Kidneys if bladder bothers
you.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-known author
ity, because the uric acid in meat
excites the kidneys, they become
overworked; get sluggish; clog up
and cause all sorts of distress, par
ticularly backache and misery in the
kidney region; rheumatic twinges,
severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or if
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize
the acids in the urine so it no longer
irritates, thus ending bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone
makes delightful effervescent
lithiawater drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
to keep the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, thus avoiding serious kid
ney disease.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-28
Wellknown Publicity Man
Now With bort Motor Co.

III. 8. Daniels, whose notable pub
icity and advertising work in behalf
of the Kissel-Kar during the last FIVE
years has attracted wide attention,
has been selected by the DooleyB Bren-
nan Company to manage their new
branch in Detroit.
Daniels is the man who has coined
so many effective trade names and
standing phrases for Kissel, such as
"All-Year Car" Hundred Point Six"
Double Six" and others, but it is the
uniform excellence of his letters to
dealers and newspapers that has
made him best known to the in
dustry.
The engagement of Mr.. Daniels
Game as the result of a recent confer
ence of the bort Motor Car Company's
sales and advertising forces, at which
General Sales Manager John ID. Mans
field asserted that no car manufacturer
in this country had as yet established
anything like perfect cooperation
with the dealer.
Hugh Brennan, of Dooley- Brennan
Company, which handles the bort ad-
vertising, agreed with Mansfield. So
did George w. Franklin, bort dealer
in Detroit The subject was discussed
in detail and it was suggested that
Daniels, If he could be obtained, was
the right man to put the desired re-
forms into effect.
Negotiations were started and, as
a consequence, Mr.. Daniels will as
sumo the management of the branch
on May /. He will work in close
touch with the bort factory at Flint,
and with George w. Franklin in De-
troit. The striking success of Mr..
Franklin in selling bort cars has
been due in large measure to attract
i've features of salesmanship and serv-
ice. To these Mr.. Daniels will add his
ideas and together it is hoped to cre-
ate a complete plan of publicity.
sales and service that will prove of
unusual value to every bort dealer in
the country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-28
Hup Reports Increase
With Material Scarcity

Even with all the difficulties en-
countered with the material market
and the freight car situation, the
business of the Hupp Motor Car Cor
poration for the first quarter of 1917
broke all records for the company"
says Lee Anderson, vice-president in
charge Of the commercial division.
More cars were produced and
shipped by the Hupp company dur
ing the first quarter of 1917 than at
any other similar period. This is
remarkable considering the fact that
our production was reduced by the
difficulty in getting raw material in
to Detroit, due to freight embargoes
in the various sections of the coun-
try, and that shipments were handi-
capped by the freight car shortage.
Like other companies, we were fore
ed for weeks to drive to dealer terri
tories large part of our product
that the demand might in some
measure be met. But even with all
these drawbacks, the-company en-
joyed the biggest winter quarter of
it's history.
Shipments for January and March
were larger than any corresponding
months of previous years. February
was slightly under 1915, but this was
due entirely to inability to ship, the
Eacute during February.
THAT the country is demanding
more cars of the Hupmobile type
than ever before is evidenced by the
fact that even with the record
breaking business, we have still fail
ed to fill our orders and the month
of March found us with over 1900
orders for machines for immediate
shipment carried over. The demand
,Ns
the country, but is universal and
every one of our distributors is con-
stantly demanding more machines
and insisting upon increasing his
allotment
with our increased production
for 1916 and 1917, we and the Hup-
mobile distributors figured that it
would be good business to carry q
large number of machines in storage
both at the factory and at the dis
tributing points ready for the spring
rush with the opening of the big
spring business. Unfortunately, how
ever, the demand all winter was con-
tinud at such a pace that we have
not been able to carry out our stor-
age plans and the first of April found
us without the desired supply, sole
ly dependent on current production
Our dealers were in the same po-
Silioh anu lnoSe CndC nau planned TO
have an adequate supply of machines
on hand for the opening of the sea-
son find themselves not only with
out these cars, but unable to obtain
sufficient machines for immediate
delivery, and increasing demand is
daily piling up orders faster than the
factory can build cars.
THE whole situation has resolved
itself into the old one so we'll known
in the early days of the industry
when ii was necessary for the pur-
chaser to place his order far in ad-
vance in order to get delivery"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-28

before the war affords an ideal mo-
toring spot, say the pathfinders. Only
one thing is needed and that is a
highway, suitably marked, so that
the motorists can follow it.
The spring rains have followed the
route of the little car since 1t left the
Capitol, and day after day has been
spent in driving OYER muddy roads.
Not one has proved impossible to
Saxon roadster, except once when the
car ran so close to the ocean that
high tide inundated the road to a
depth that caused the exhaust pipe
to be under water. Then the car
was pushed only a few yards to a
higher place, started again, and the
journey was resumed.
All along the coast, the trail blaz-
ers report the States are filled with
activity, due to the present war
clouds, and everywhere there is a
spirit of patriotism. 1t is expected
that the trail blazer will be out of
Florida inside of week and will be
travelling westward along the Mexi-
can border.
SPAIN PROTESTS PIRACY
BY Associated Press
Madrid via Paris, April 2S.-Pre-
| ttttor pt.iotn has annnuncp0 that hf