Evening star., 1925-04-16
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Aries.

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Tomorrow's planetary aspects. are
neither favorable nor adverse. They
do show. however, that there Will be
a tendency to argue, and to take eX-
ception to things which under other
circumstances and at other times
would pass unnoticed. There will also
be experienced a slight sense of dis
appointment and regret at things
which have been attempted and Which
have not gone along as quickly as
they should have done and which
have failed in their purpose. Under
these conditions it would be well to
think carefully and to deliberate as
much as possible without taking any
action until you are thoroughly salts
fed in your mind that the action
which you contemplate taking is justi-
fed by the course of events. 1t would
be better still to await taking any ac-
tron of any character until things are
more favorable and the indications are
more propitious.
a child born tomorrow will be nor
NAL so far as its health is concerned,
provided 1t be surrounded with whole
some environment, have plenty of out
door exercise and It's nutrition care
fully watched. 1t will, on attaining
maturity, be possibly subject to set
back, but this need cause no worry, as
the proper care will avoid any serious
result. Its disposition will be rather
morose, and it will be more grave
than CAV In order TO counteract this,
the child should be compelled to as
sociate as much as possible with play
mates OF a similar age, so that its
natural melancholy may be rubbed off
and sweet and congenial atmosphere
established.
It's character will be governed not
so much by precept as by example.
as 1t Will have an initiative mind, and
while at times disposed to argue, ii
will never doubt the sincerity of good
actions. 1t will be very fond of read
ing and of study, and, according to
the signs, is liable to show artistic
taste, which, of course. should be
encouraged, as such children are rare.
If tomorrow Is your birthday you
have a very affectionate disposition,
and as you love very deeply, so you
demand and expect much love in re-
turn. Those that require the demon
stration of much affection are natu-
rally either very happy IL their feel
inSs are reciprocated or the unhappi-
est creatures of the world if they
alone are the ones that love
lou are very StuulOuS ana nave,
owing to your habit of assimilative
reading, acquired d vast amount of
knowledge, but the advantages of this
are rather lost, as you seem to lack
the faculty of expressing your intel
lectuality in any form convincing or
pleasing to others. You are quite am
bilious. more in the line of wishing to
elevate and improve yourself than in
any particular business or profes-
sional efforts. 1t is to be regretted,
however, that you are not more com
municattve, as if you were more so,
more open-minded and more con-
genial, you would not only be able to
confer great benefit on those with
whom you are brought into contact,
but would create a different atmos-
phere in your home circle.
Well known persons born on this
date are: Hamilton Fish, congress
man: William r. Day, statesman,
Secretary of State under Mckinley;
Charles II. Parkhurst. clergyman and
reformer; John Pierpont Morgan,
financier; Jonas NJ. Bundy, editor
and author.
Copyright. 1920