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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
SIX DEAD, "a
HURT, when z
TRAINS COLLIDE
ENGINEER FAILS TO SLOW
DOWN FOR SIDING AND
FAST TRAINS CRASH
BY A. ociaied Press

BY Associated Press
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. July . - Six
persons are dead including five mtm.
bcrs o( on" rmily. father. mother. two
daughters and u son. aud - injured
as a result of the failure uf Engineer
c. II. Ring of Monctt, Mo. 10 slew
down for siding near Logan. south
west OF here az $50 o'clock this morn
ing. HIS engine. -. Louis san Frsh.
CISCO. motor number .. which is onl.
~ The fastest trains on The road crisNs
, Cd head on collision with numhpr
shpiher fast s, l.suis Stn Flanciso{
irln Wlirh eus waiting oa To-, ~
Ing Rings fireman. 4 " GeRel
luIuucd iu srfciy whilp the engine W.
travelling at n rate OF % miles an hosir
Engineer Ring remained until Nhc
emergency brakes were applied the lasi
iue before the crash ilc was r1shcd
o. dCuh
The dad
Engin,.r g. a. iuug. Mun,it. Mo.
Andrew Hammer about 30 ytart old
Stou'mud. Nn Mrs Andrew Ila{ {im,r
81. Vera Hammer ig. Clara iialnm,r
% bon ll1mur @
Tho injured
Marjorie Hammer. o. monthS SCALP
wounds. E,umr West StoutlarA No.
brother 81 Mrs lismmIs W l.. M"tcrs
Spr nTGlrd bruises A. " Grkcr
Nouru 0romn un number q. lex
'u,iurpd. y a. Wheeler. sherman
Texas Neck hurt. Mrs. g. a. Miller
Dallas TcVas. scratches: l.. ". white
lrt Dallas. neck wrcnchcd. y p
Simpson Dallas neck hurt. t. "
Hlri,ll ualLr. u~,k and shouli'r
spraiued James = Noylc. Dallas
shock Mrs Elcanor Duhcs. WACO
Texas shook EuVcum Callcri. MoAic,
Cily, sh'-k and head hurt. Mrs. \ l.
Goblet Cleveland, head and neck hurt
g. o. GRAY u. chicago. bruised. Mir
Etr,i Allen Homestead. Penu1.. reyi
hrt . g. Eumhercor. Van rcnua
is,rk and shns bruised EoboIt D.
lilE U-. Address uHt given. h.a.
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FAMILY or four
AND GIRL KILLED
BY R. |. PASSENGER
y, Associated rrcs

- isso,,sici rtcs
vi. RENO. Okla. July ga family
- four vas wiped uut and iay"ar old
rirl was Killed whom Rock island pas
..nrer train struck an automohl" this
murning 81 . CRUISING milr south OF
tulon City. Okla ucu here. tn" dead
are:
raui pa,u,. ~ years oil Duncan.
Okla farmer his wifc aud th'.r iwp
children q glr about Years old rnd
hov about
Lillian Deck. g. only daughter OF
I 4 Deck. ~ a. Reno.
Tho gasoline tank of th, motor car
exploded setting firc 20 The vrprkag"
Tho hodirs II an except PAYNE were
ladly burned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

Henry l. Ford appears 10 be the next
county attorney. Using these same
boxes on the Same basis as the compu,a.
ON In tn shcrifrs race, Ford had 925
votes while Underwood had ISL.
Bishop was lmding In the district
Judges race. counting six boxes IN ANA
rillo and incomplete returns frpn Ian'
,lall.f.Dvnlcy and Armstrong ospn,ics.
!; shops vote to,allol 1874 and l'earr9n s
i93e. Pearson led IN the six Aif@fflo
boxcss
lInrchort was lcadIne the field In the
rsce for constable he had ESQ votes In
The THREE complete Amarillo boxes. while
his nearest opponent, Adams had l2i
votes
Ben Golding easily led in the tax col
lcctors race With 93e votes and DE
l,,fassl came along with 2s6 votes.
NT1Nhcr county or precinct race was
N anyw s. close. The figures of the six
complete boxes may be- seen elsewhere
n ih = paper.
Il is estimated thai over 500 votes re-
1ain tn he countc,1 hut the general
trend unless Il is in the shorifrs race
indicates the leads mentioned above VIII
rr"i,ubly hs retained
The race for district attorncy is very
close also Fletcher g. barely m sine
had with li7s votes and Floshor comes
along with 1901. These figures are for
Potter. Randall Donlcy ana Armstrong
counties Fletcher got 1872 votes in
Randall. 2Oi In Donley, l6: In Arm
strong: F'leshcr got 81, In Randall,
ss5 In Donicy and i?0 in Armstrong
BIshop received 52i votes In Randall
5se in Donicy. as5 In Armstrong
Pearson got 2sl In Randall. go In Don
ley. and SS in Armstrong
rh"nss a,id q Eovi l,is'f in the N"t
ing IN Potter County with total o.
s5l Ferguson VAS second with iel
Ncff received 800 votes and Rogers was
a close second with sis.
The North Side ballots were not
counted until long after midnight, nor
were the Polk Street votes counted
until SUNDAY morning. The sixteenth
street Fire station quij counting carly
IN the night. None ~ these three Is
given In Ihe ial"ln,cd form.
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Report From 81 Counties

4
/ DALLAS. Texas. July 22.--Earle p.
Muyfl.ld ~ Aust had'a lead OF 4sss
lvotes over Ianps T. fergnson. Temple.
and G73a over senator culberson. for
the Democratic nomination for Y. 4.
, senator o. tpiays Democratic primary
according 10 Incomplete figures 70 the
TcNas clpvtiun bureau from 80 counties.
Pour ~ the counties were reported com
lplatr Nayncld had 2S.Os5; Ferguson
Is iss. CulberSon 1891; Thomas i3.s7l:
IOuslc, 9l65, Henri 1o4g.
I,eturhS frum congressional districts
3, src m,agr, - il.7o o'clock. The In
,umbsnts. In ali except the first district.
were ls1ding ln the first Congressman
Black had ssl votes and J. II. Davis
! sulphur Springs. SEA
Congressman Rsnton in the seven
teouih str.,t WIS lcading according To
/ hc figure from that district. He had
% ana his nearest opponent. Oscar
] Galloway. ot C1wnu.he had iS1 Other
IcaudidAi,, were vs. = cunningham, 2ss;
~ n Dibbreu Jr 49, and y. $. Hcl.
| land o.
For governor forts seven counties
lGNcrrur Iuf 81 Neu had $500: his
ln.tr,~ opponent Fred Rogers had IL.
s,s VAR, o. Warner OF Paris, Texas.
ad ig,i. ami IS. r kiug si9.
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CULDERSON RETIRES
WITHOUT RECEIVING
ELECTION RETURNS
Il, E,S,ou y. rIMuoNs

WN~IllNfnDN July 2s-Senator
cuH,r-n Htf-. li $50 tonight after
.hlt.r. r.....f .lr returns of only
... .... 81 N.rr.rk The news that
.,.H-..r I nHfd Maverick by "a
..r. ..... twenty oue was sent
.ta hrr f. Dr. u Wright. an old friend
tHH .... tIH-rson was immense
o. lH..-.I r".. Hr received the tele-
e1m rm Nr-H a. Eagle Pass. He
.iI raf Ia vnlh walt until morning
q. .,.,.t. .H.r .iurus.
Tho S.ru TcAas senator spent
rht haur. r ha cfficc and on the
naor of tHr Scuate today and then
went r.. e. short automobile ride. lie
vls iu d.. l-si ~ spirits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
NBEAUsiON1 JUSTICE z
SLAIN BY DRY OFFICER
By Associated Press

ny Associated irces
BEAUMONT. July ?, Justice ~ the
Peace a. l.. showers. precinct number
I. jefferson county, was shot tonight
10y a federal officer. one bullet enter
INK the abdomen. penetrating the kid.
ncy and going through the body. lie
will die.
judge showers is said 90 have been
sitting I'm his automobile ON a down
town street when federal prohibition
officer by the name ~ GonHlcus at.
tempted 10 take a pint of whiskey from
the Justice showers Is said 10 have re.
sisted and the officer shot him.
judge showers was candidate for
reelection In the Democratic primaries
tulay and WAS elected
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iul'I hui.o. iii's Hnd ih'b opinion H
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Aviator Killed

FIAMtNGUAM. Mass. JUN g.
Z,nos u MILLER ~ Ho~lou. pilot ~ sn
airplanr that crashed ln % quaginire
near thc Frum.nrhau n'.ng field hle
today. was pinned uudrr The wrcckage
and dicd before he coHm ." released
Dr. Claraucc Gamble 81 Pasadena, Cnif-
one ~ the two passengers was probably
fltally Injured Tn. other Ralph Is.
Miller. brplh"r of the pilot. ESCAPED
with tamful cuts and bruises.
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Mandates Confirmed.


LONDON, July 22.-Final confirms.
ton vas given the Palestine and Syrian
mandates today hy the council effective
throughout the world almost immediate.
ly There remains FOR settlement only
certain minor points between France
and italy. respecting Italian schools,
immigration and some economic fea
turps iu syria.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
kLAN MASKS BARRED
EXCEPT IN PARADES


iiy ArfHf ,aisd Pies
ATLANTA Gl Iui1 % -Th. knights
q the ku kluN Khan hayo been utlrrcd
4 ,u disra.0l thcii masks, rolrs aud other
fe..l except when boz thsir lvigc
ruuI. f was uuounrod h,rr tonight
Itt hmdpulIi,rf ol the pfrun'ylt. on
+ rhe oHir HHd. puic boz l,it Co
/ IGHvm,r llarlvbb of Grmgil. from y.
e. thei Wl-rul r.rrd pro t.m meu-
iiun'j vlfy 'io'rEH khnNuru but rti,r
0Hs slated tb" ur.l,r wac general
Iha mlaTaI hl.uriiun. Hr So, ru ug
ir.b ,f il. thu pssrd a file more
thrn a refr sEU Do nas stated. prohibit.
u- trr wearing of MASKS and tcr Il cN.
f'fa bt ueuuission al thr imperial VIZ.
,rd and u was said ton ght tho present
ord. q m.alf that effective az once no
such permission Will 0c granted except
TOT paI4des.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
STRIKE OF CLERKS
AVERTED, IS REPORT
Ry Associated Pres

ny Associated Pres
CINCINNATI Iuly ga general
strike OF 1000 clerks. freight handlers
station and express men ON The Iiig
-Four Railroad WAS aycr'cd TODAY when
tn clerks and company uffic ais enter
cd an agreement covering wages
"fagnlug out ~ work ana working
conditions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
FERGUSON and CULBERSON
FOLLOW IN SENATE RACE;
|NEFF HAS STRONG MARGIN
special TO The New


DALLAS July 23-Incompe,e three
ties midnight tonight gave Earl B. Mayeh lead Of 67A votes
Senator Cuberson for the senate Indicating that Myd
lead shown from earlier
the evening Cuberson who had been running fourth
reports however had gone into third place being led by James
Ferguson.
Latest figures were-Msyed 23o2s; Ferguson lSlAs; Gull
berson l627 Henry 7o4s Ou.Iey ss7 and Tomas l317l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

CHICAGO. July ss.-Thrcr principal
issues now lgfy,nl q poss blc settlement
oi he l-,lyssikse;vsAfrn's strike. u. VI.
v,u had ~ the railway employees
dor1r,mrul or the Nmeri,un l'cdcr,tiun
- Ial.or. siid In slat"mcm fought.
rhc,. ISSUES. itr said. arc found " tho
refused ct the rah executives
ia discontinue contracting oui of
work
. To establish a national hoard Of al
instmcni
3-To cont uuc seniority rights ui EN-
lloycs when suspended work.
"Th" irrrspousibiliv of lu~scs ga the
railroads a. thr communities. Nh y
serve and To- the wage carncrs upon the
railroads aud clscWhcrc. through CON
tn,anc- of the present suspension oi
work" ili'. statement sald, rests now
plainly nnu the association uf railway
,x"cnilv.s and particularly uHu All
representing NcW York banking iutpr
est.
Pointing out thu thn ra.hrp'l Ltn't
Liant hta dr,id,.l ar'iuai iuc practice 81
contracting out ahOad WorA u 'rt
tain casrs. Mr. Jewell asserted that th'
Ito rriit.sed tho Nrw York Central
ind is subsidiaries. Including ihc In
dsns iirrior urlt tn Michigan Central
.,,i tho iar Four aud the Western
Mary land roads have ail contracted oul
shop vHrk.
Man, wh.I ruds' ihr statement
sand "hl,r rulluwcd tho Huinr practice
aud livut with lh, purpo~, aud result
uf r..l.Iriur WAGES. "Nad ug dee siuu- "l
"a, labor board. degrading working con
dt.u and attacking the cupluyrs ur
l.uiutiDns
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Wachmsu Plugged.

CLEBt RNL. Texas, July 22.--A day
.uEine waichman. employed by the
Trinity & BraEos Valley Rallroad. was
seized iu the Yards OF tho road last
nisht and taken est 1T here. where he
was severely fiosged. according 10 POI
iicc.
onicvrs sent to Joshua. near hcrv.
this afernoon C. pro,ect an employe cf
the santa w.. Who had been reported
se.zed by a number OF men. lie escaped
ara called on the authorities Cor pro
tceti0n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
Daily News Short
of ofComics Today

Tn''fr ..ut ui To-, uailt Nrus b.
hu Hct".al huu'lr,l ropiH- ,f thr
,.u.. aft.uu. To b. du, Co. fh iu
.r.ua,d 'i'luiud Cor ihc NvNr tho
rfa' l,, Suudl's % take rou'
i.ss" O." -f rrttre increased sod iho
N,rr dri 90 @ antic.Hai. t'mt th'r
fv..uil l' ..h in mcr,u-,d dculn'l
a .i Iu .r.
lI- iru. D @ ..y th most vifir.v
-in uLted pi aui rrgulHr edit uu uI
O. uf.tIstat ever pul'iish II iu Ams.
100" ui ruus'I. that mciur tHe
O1i, Ners WI have stiil grsiioi
value O. t- sd,cTtis,r- Today
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kisn Stages Parade.

rs Atsoeusg0d lrosr
pNt.AS. Tey3s. IuN About $50
mcwbor, of tl' ia kiuH Khan and sym
Jlthzers o, ~. organization staged u
duvrtovu celebration AZ II tonight. A
lard Was brought Uut aud a large au-
'onollc artIug United States flag
We. followed lt several other cars. Be
hind the automobiles men marched and
,he,rrd Some uf ,hc PARTICIPANTS wore
tho rob.s and masks o. the klan. The
parade mr.i awhile in front OF tho
offices of tHr u.l morning newspaper
when, ,l..u.u returns we're being
flashed
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THREE Main
ISSUES NOW
HOLD BACK
settlement
By Associated rrcs

~ Associated frcs
MOOSEiiEtRf. July ss.--to ollow.
ing u conference herr tonight with
u. VI. Jcwcll. head of the striking
railway sholmen and shnp crafts
president. James J. Davis. secretary
~ labor, announced that lac hei.rrrd
the strife could he settled " the
rvs'k would give the striking shop
mcn their seniority rights aud there
WIS rchcaring by the United
S.atcS fIsiilroad labor Baard ON
iheir Disputed questions"
immediairl, following the confcr.
cWce Tonight Sccrciar, Davis talkrd
io President Harding over long Dis.
tancr Telephone submitting report
of tl~ information he had gathered
io the chicf's>ecu,hr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

''siiA ,i,Vn " s'''p'N Sis sr'i~ l'ic.
'sumabIy wa hl Dcuisan. and possibly
De Leon and several other points where
disorders have hul,cn out iu connection
with the strike.
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CONTINUED oN PAGE THREE
Evening star., 1922-09-10

the oppression resultant from the re-
cent war.
1t is an esta blshed fact that short
ly after the civil war the abuse of
medicinal opium and it's chief deriva-
tive, morphine, set in and spread.
thickly or thinly. over the entire
country There were few families
some member of which had not be-
come an addict. There is abundant
evidence that one of the prime causes
of the misuse of opium and morphine
In the United States was the physi-
cal and mental overstrain or break
down Of large number of our popula-
ton during or Immediately following
the civil war.
1t is absolutely impossible to state
the exact number of persons addicted
to the use of narcotic drugs in the
District of Columbia; in fact. it is i'm
possible to make any correct state
ment of this condition in any part
of the United States. Only an esti-
mate can be made, based upon actual
cases coming to the notice Of the law
enforcement officers and through in
quires made of physicians.
On March %, 1918. he Secretary Of
the Treasury appointed a special COM
mittee to investigate the traffic in mar
cotic drugs throughout the United
States This committee was composed
of a member of Congress. a professor OF
Evening star., 1922-09-10

Harvard University, a deputy commits
sentative Of the United States public
health service. DR.. Rhees was appoint
ed clerk to this committee, and upon
him devolved the duty of obtaining
from any possible source information
which could be made the basis of rec
ditional legislation on this subject. A
series Of questionnaires was sent out.
embodying questions on which it ap-
peared desirable to secure information.
GONE questionnaire was sent to
- every physician registered under
the Harrison law in the United States
says Dr. Rhees. requesting these men
to indicate the number of addicts under
treatment by them at that time. An
other QUESTIONABLE was sent to all
druggists registered throughout the
United States, requesting them to make
a statement of narcotic prescriptions
filled during the year Immediately pre-
ceding the receipt of the questionnaire.
Replies were received from approx
mately 80 "a per cent of physicians
registered in the United States and
these showed that there were under
treatment at that time total Of 1850
addicts. On the basis of 100 per cent
replies, If the same average were MAIN
tanned. there were under treatment at
Evening star., 1922-09-10
Steel "HeaIS" Itself.

VERY remarkable indeed is a ma
chine set up in France for MAX
ing repairs to airplanes. This ma
chine is said to be the only one of its
kind, and is due to the ingenuity OF
Gustave Babin. 1t may be described
as device for causing wounded
steel' to heal" itself in something
like the way that wounded flesh
heals.
The device is almost automatic, is
operated by electricity and is based
upon the galvanic principle. 1t needs
only one or two men to watch it. they
being guided by a chart. showing In
many colors the piece of metal to be
repaired. the exact repairs necessary.
the composition of the galvanic bath.
the current needed. the diameter of
the conducting wires and the time of
immersion. All this is worked out
mathematically to the minutest frac-
ton.
The machine is employed to restore
worn or broken parts of delicate mo-
tors most OF which are difficult to re-
place. When an American observer
saw 1t there were lying on a table be-
side it parts it had just repaired
which would have cost $4,000 and
previous it had turned out 800 pieces,
all of great Importance. for nothing
less is confded to it.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
Horoscope Reveals September Fortunes
As Influenced BY Jupiter and Uranus

most strongly those whose sun was in
either of these degrees at birth, or. in
other words, any one born on March
l or of any year. Uranus produces
change-good or bad. according to
the individual reaction and the cir
cumstances of the life. but always
and Invariably a change of either
dwelling place. finances or daily oc-
cupation. 1t has the specific meaning
of divorce in charts, which show this
possibility otherwise. The follow
ing groups of people may expect
throughout the month of September
some rather curious and unexpected
events due to this planet:
1S76-March 23 to 26.
1s77-February "a to March 1s; June
IS to July ). September 10 to 20.
lS7s-January 26 to February 6.
1s79-May 12 to June II, July "a to
August IA.
lSS0-January to Is.
1ss3-March % to %.
1SS5-March l to Z.
1ss1-April % to May I. September
IA to 81, December Z to %.
These people should try to avoid
impulsive action during this entire
fall season. There Is something about
the working of this planet which
prompts one to make decisions which
are based upon misunderstanding of
conditions, and. as result. plans
have to be made and remade. This
can be eliminated by slow considera-
ton of any problem which arises. AS
the action Of this planet can cause
more physical and mental restless
ness than any other cosmic influence,
it seems the part of wisdom to be
particularly careful about every de-
tail if you or yours are in any way
affected by it now 1t affects gov
ernment employees, engineers. rail-
way workers and electricians most
markedly, and discomfort. riots and
strikes are prevalent under the prog
ress it has been making all during
the late summer fact which has
been brought to the attention OF
most people. Not until the goth OF
November does the unrest occasioned
by Uranus cease for the country at
large, but the individual affected by
it may use his common sense and will
power to resist his impulse to rest
lessness.
Evening star., 1922-09-10

the time this questionnaire was sent
out a total of 237.655 addicts. For the
District of Columbia there were 433 ad-
diets reported. 42 per cent of physicians
making replies to the questionable.
Estimating the number of addicts for
100 per cent replies would make 1.055
in the District of Columbia during 1919.
This figure. of course. represents an
estimate of the known addicts receiving
treatment from physicians. ! should
say that the number securing their sup
ply of drugs from underground chan
nels would be half as much again as
that number. making a total Cor that
year of 1852. Without having any def
mite information available. but from my
knowledge of the situation and the in
creased available supply of smuggled
drugs. l should estimate the number of
persons using narcotics in the District
of Columbia. at this time. to be ap
proximately 5000.
Evening star., 1922-09-10

death in the circle of intimates.
. 1S93-March 9 to August 80.
1s97-September 2 to is. entire
month of December.
1sss-January l to March 81, Au-
gust 1 to 90.
The psychic interest is awakened
under a transit of the planet Nep-
tune, which during September affects
most strongly all people born on
August 9 or 10 of any year. A few
people born in the middle of Septem-
ber. 1872, and during the fall OF
1888 will also be under the influence
Of this force. Unless one is unduly
nervous and sensitive to occult mat
ters. this planet does not affect the
daily life of many persons. 1t does
exert a beneficial force upon those
Of artistic temperament, and its gen.
eral result at the present time is to
stimulate investigation of spiritism
and similar subjects.
We have another occult force
among the planets, however. and this
is much more likely to show in the
acts of the average man or woman.
The unexpected and unusual nature
of events which happen under the in
fluence of the planet Uranus is quite
unmistakable, and since this epoch
in the worlds history is the Uranian
epoch. nearly every one at present
feels the vibrations set up by
transit of this body over any sensi-
tive point in the horoscope.
~ X
|DURING September Uranus passes
through the tenth and eleventh
degrees Of the sign Pisces, affecting
Evening star., 1922-09-10
-UsT the opposite effects are due for

TUST the opposite effects are due for
} all people born from October
to 4 Of any year. For about four
weeks now they are under a transit
of the delaying Saturn over the de-
gree held by their sun, and disap-
pointments, poor health, business de-
preston and many delays are in store
to men and women born on any of the
dates listed in the next paragraph.
but in both cases they will be tenn
porary, and unless some individual
point in the horoscope contradicts
this the effects Of this transit should
not be in force after the close of the
present month:
1S71-January 20 to February 81.
July 1 to 10, August q to Septem-
ber 81.
1S72-December to 15.
1s73-Last week of October.
1S74-September to 30.
1s76-October % to 81.
1s7s-October 4 to 12.
1s7s-August % to September IA.
November Is to 21.
1ss0-September IL to 26. :
1ss1-September is to 20.
1ss5-November 9 to December 81
keep out of lawsuits.
1ss6-January 1 to March 20. July
13 to November 20; same for this
group, too Very bad for law, specu-
lations and politics.
1S87-March 19 to September 7.
1S92-October 1S to December 6.
These people feel the effect Of COM
plete cycle Of Saturn in their lives
this month. This usually accompanies