Evening star., 1925-04-22
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Taurus.

Planetary aspects are, during the
early part of tomorrow, quite unfa-
votable aud reveal a condition that
demands a great deal of poise and self
control. 1t is an uneavorable occa-
sion for the making of any agree
ments or contracts or entering into
any obligations of a financial charac-
ter. 1t is also an unfavorable period
to engage in any very serious CORE
spondence, as things may be written
which had better be left unwritten.
In the afternoon conditions improve
somewhat, but not to that extent to
warrant much optimism in entertain
ing any business or commercial en-
terprise. At such time 1t is necessary
to confine your attention as much as
possible to routine matters. In the
evening the signs denote that there
will be a benign atmosphere, indicat-
ing happiness and contentment In
home and social service.
A child born tomorrow will suffer,
as most children do, from some more
or less serious ailments during the
period of infancy. It's good constitu-
ton and it's latent strength will en-
able it, provided it be given proper
care and nutrition, to overcome all
these physical weaknesses and attain
maturity in good shape. Its disposi-
will always de disposed to take a
chance. It's character although low
able, will reveal certain weaknesses
which had better be dealt with early
in life. 1t will not show any great in
clination for work along regular lines
of ploddiDg and industry. 1t Will
want to succeed by short cuts, and
will often take a chance where really
none exists. This propensity, in or
der to avoid disaster, must be over
come, and it must be taught effec-
tually that success is only obtained by
constant and CONTIGUOUS effort.
If tomorrow is your birthday. you
are very strong minded and have a
fearless will and dominating manner
You are born to be a leader, but often
prove a poor general, as your judg-
ment is not as sound as your Will is
strong and your vision Is not as broad
as your nature is dominating. You
attach a great deal of Importance to
externals, and judge others and think
others judge you by what you have in
the way of possessions. You expect
implicit obedience from all those who
are under you and do not give them
any credit for originality, nor do you
allow them any initiative. Not only
is this characteristic evident in your
outside life, but you try to bring the
Sa me powers into use IN your nome
life, and this initiates against that
peace and harmony which should ex-
list in every home. You cannot, in all
Justice. expect always TO have your
own way and to have your own opin-
ions acceptedSas the only right and
correct ones. Others, just as gifted
as you, just as intellectual, may, in
all honesty, have different opinions.
and there is no reason why their
wishes should be disregarded and
yours always carried out. A little
less of selfishness, little more of con-
sideration, would make your life much
happier, and also render more con-
tented lives of those who are de-
pending upon you.
Well known persons born on this
date are: James Buchanan, fifteenth
President of the United States; John
NJ. Ordway. chemist; William Swim
ton, journalist and author; Chauncey
NJ. Depew. railroad president and
Senator; James B. Hammond, type
writer inventor; Edwin Markham,
educator and poet; Arthur T. Hadley,
former president of Yale.
Copyright, 1925l