Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11

lead. They often became unmanageable and
even indicative when they were "bossed."
They sove themselves, the sound of their voice
and their opinions Of people and things. They
fight to the very last for their own way, not
because it is the right way, or the best way
but because their pride demands it. The rec
ords of these Is generals and three Presidents
although they rank high in world achievement
frequently show the outcropping of this trait.
But these people are often congenial and nice
hammered. They are generally successful In
their line of endeavor.
OF the 72 men listed in February there were
IA doctors, 10 statesmen, ii clerks and three
writers. There were no ministers and no
scientists among these men. In studying the
February-born I found them modest and pa
tient. They seem to have rather ponderable
minds, and by methodical ways 60 deeper for
the truths than the January people. Next
to october these people were the finest types of
physical beauty. AS a rule their photographs
showed attractive features and splendid ply
SiqueS.
Three Presidents and six generals were born
in February.
March equaled September's number by listing
20 in the medical profession. But March led
all the other months in the general professions.
In April I found decrease in the medical
profession with gain in ministers and law
yerS. There were also three architects and
one writer and eight manufacturers. The
most outstanding fact about April is her lead
in the number of manufacturers.
or the n born in May there were 16 medical
men, 16 statesmen and Is engineers. There
were no ministers and no manufacturers in
May. There was one scientist and two writ
erS. The May-born seemed to be versatile.
They showed studiousnesS as long as their in
terest in one particular subject lasted They
collected degrees and diplomas and daled with
many subjects.
Three Presidents and nine generals were
born under the May sign.
June claimed only 81 men out of the 1000
the smallest group of the IL. Although there
were only seven in the medical profession, two
of them were world famous.
Oh the 1000 men July claimed 109 the great
est number of any month. In this number
all professions, except ministers, were gener-
ously represented. The statesmen led the list
OF the 1000 men listed there were Sc August
born. There were no scientists and but one
artist of these So men. The other professions
were fairly well distributed. Here again we
found three manufacturers, men who have
made tremendous success by manufacturing
goods In quantities.
In August we found two Presidents and nine
generals.
OUT of the u men born In September there
were 20 medical men, which is a greater
percentage, relatively speaking than found in
any other month. There were no scientists,
farmers, teachers or manufacturers, and only
one musician credited to this month. There
were Is engineers and 10 statesmen. The re-
naming professions have a scattering few.
Many September men seemed to have side line
of stocks and bonds or some profession that
involves the game of chance. The records of
the September men show they were often tire
less workers. They were kind and suave when
things went smoothly But when they imag-