Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11
This adventure will be concluded
in The Magazine Of next
Sundays Star.

ined they had been Disseminated against then
they were likely to take self-righteous atti-
tude, become meddlesome, tactless and some-
times throw up the job and quit. These mems
records show that they travel great deal.
Thirteen generals but only one President
claimed September as their natal month.
October is an interesting month The tabu-
lat1on showed "a men listed under this sign.
There were among these men Is doctors as
engineers. II statesmen, no scientists and NO
manufacturers, but there were three writer's.
The other professions claimed a small share
of the remainder
The large number of engineers would indi-
cate virile, out-door-loving type Of men, with
decided adventurous and daring natures They
seemed to be satisfied with anything that is
constructive. They won the beauty prize too
II we can trust their photographs. These men
were often crusaders, picturesque in their ver-
sion of truth and right They were affable
and artistic and had tendency to shirk the.
things they did not like to do Two Presi-
dents and seven generals were listed under the
October stars
Ninety-five men came under the November
stars. Sixteen of these were doctors, Is enai-
neers, IL statesmen, Is clerks and were lawyers
These men seemed to be very exacting. They
mastered every tiny detail and demanded to
know why" thing was so. They showed
great powers Of application. Their minds
SSCAiCo w NC UuIOeueu WIN a vast mass OF
details. Their idealistic and materialistic ma
lures FLASHED with each other. They often
exhibited great motive energy and executive
ability although this energy was frequently mis-
applied because Of overdevoton to detail.
Five Presidents and 10 generals were No.
vember-born.
December claimed 10 of the 1000 men. Tho
tabulation showed no scientists, no ministers,
no manufacturers and no artists for this month
The clerks led he 1St ND fba
second. There were IL statesmen and 10 engis
neerS with the remaining professions sparselS
represented The December people seemed
broad-minded, tolerant and kindly They
were Studious and philosophical and usually
exhibited high moral CODE Their records
showed contentment, adaptability and success
In their undertakings. There were nine gem
erals and three Presidents among the Decem-
ber- born
But the records are deceiving inasmuch m
they amplify the bad and unpleasant Qualities
and ignore the good ones. Then too an nm
favorable entry In mans record NAV he
simply an enemy getting even. Unfortunately.
reports are largely made up of faults; virtues
are taken for granted I found under each
month generous number Of really great and
good men. Each month sign also showed
men actively engaged in all the commonest pur-
suits of mankind
But you can see that the percentages varied
greatly with different months. I sometimes
wonder what the result would have been had
this study been made not of men, but of women.
AS have previously stated the recurrence OF
certain character traits in a given month and
these traits seemingly absent in the other
months Is to be an interesting thing and thor
oughly battling
Did it all just happen so? If one is successful
should he thank his lucky stars?
The uncertainties Of fate and the mysteries
OF lie have always been beyond the grasp Of
the human
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