Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11
DelIg Into the Question of Whethey You Haze sLucky Starr

appeared most frequently in a given month
were chosen as representative.
Astrologers claim that the signs do not
change entirely with the calendar month"; but
some time between the twentieth and the
twenty-fourth In fairness then, to the as
tTologers, want to say that carefully adhered
TO their ruling and not to the strict calendar
month.
Then one bright Summer day with my mind
awhirl and my hands laden with bulky tabula-
tions went to have my own fortune" told.
The astrologer, q lady, had every advantage
over me. She was intrenched In her own
studio surrounded by hieroglyphic charts Crys-
tai balls tapestries and other things to create
mysterious effect. We talked for approx
mately two hours.
At the conclusion Of our conversation said
to her, Now you know as much about me as
know about you. I judge you were born
either in March or December, and I strongly
suspect March" She looked guilty and claimed
March. Then I asked her to guess" my
birth month. She refused, saying MY bust
ness is not guess work, work from the stars
to the individual, not from the individual to
the stars as you presumably are trying to do"
Why did guess March? Because I read in
her character shrewdneSs, tact good-fellowShip
and some pSychicness. The woman was well
read, but she seemed to lack the deep studious-
nssS of the December-born. There was also
an intangible bluff about her. This bluff and
her personality along with her good sense and
training were putting her across
later went to another astrologer who was
attracting considerable attention by her pre-
dctions. Early in 1924 she had predicted the
Washington base ball team would win the world
series that year. We talked for considerable
time. She asked me when was born. J. in
turn, asked her to guess. She, like the first
refused. But she asked me to come back
nth nr,I eI,- -
me reading
Suppose you give me reading now" I
begged.
i cannot give reading after long con-
versation with person." she parted
So here am after going to two aStrologers
OF note still without my fortune told" and
all because I refused to tell them when I was
born.
In the following paragraphs I have listed a
lew observations from my ponderouS tabula-
tonS:
TANUARYS share of the LOCO men tabulated
was rs. The doctors, of which tlSesc were
18. headed the list. There was also an artist
who used his talent solely toward illustrating
medical books and journals. In my daily life
and observations find many men and women
January-born who are actively engaged in or
interested in some branch of medicine
Next to medicine We find IL clerks and 10
statesmen. These numbers are relatively small
compared to the clerks and statesmen in the
other months. There is one scientist, although
he is not especially prominent There were
no manufacturers, but the other professions
were evenly represented
In my list Of the l25 American general officers
OF the World War January claimed to her
credit IS which is the second highest number
III the II months. There were three Presi-
dents Of the United States born in this month";
One Of the most outstanding characteristics
Q. thcsn people appears to b. their desire to