The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-28
Horoscope -|The stars incline
 but do not compel"
SUNDAY MARCH, 29, 1886

PedC6 ana S0T6IllJy SIlOulC IIldTk today, according to astrology. Ben I efic influences guide at time when there will be surcease of everyday cares and anxieties.
 1 Under this planetary government there will be a tendency to think seriously and to plan carefully. h. trospection and retrospection are encouraged.
 Churches should benefit, for the stars presage new interest in relig- ious observances. Events will encou- rage serious thinking. Expansion of activities is prophesied and sa- cred edifices will be used more gen. orally than in the past.
 Among the reform efforts will be nationwide movement to con- | trol the sale of alcoholic beverages. Again prohibition will be advo- cated, it is foretold
 Forces still unrecognized are now active in producing many changes for the better. The pendulum is to swing backward to oldtime, almost Puritanical standards of manners and morals.
 In Egland as well as in the United States new political parties will be suggested and started, but they will be sort of short interest or influence. ] FrictionS in trade unions and clubs i are likely to cause sensations, as i unrest and discontent spread in cer- 1 tain parts of the country Revel- l ations regarding mismanagement of public funds will add to the gen. eral rebellion against things as they are.
 Color is to be sought in dress, in ] interior decoration and in all things that appeal to the eye Motion pie lures are to introduce films of rare beauty.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of business in novations and perplexities. Both women and men will have new pro- blems that may be happily solved
 Children born on this day may be lovers of beauty and at the same time exceedingly practical. Subjects of this sign usually have power of expression through medium of words.
 Amelia E. Barr, novelist, was born on this jay 1881. Others who cele- ] brated it as a birthday include Hen ry White, American diplomat, 1850; John Tyler, tenth President of the United States, 1790.
 MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1886
 Benefic aspects rule today, ac- cording to sstrology. This is one of the rarely fortunate times when ad- verse influences are not discernible.
 It is first of all most suspicious rule under which to make any sort of venture. Beginnings under this planetary government are likely to lead to extraordinary success.
 Lawyers are especially fortunate today, for the stars presage much responsibility in regard to financial policies and other important mat tors Capital is to seek new avenues of investment that promise many remarkable results.
 Neptune is in an aspect tn a promises foresight in naval affairs. Promotions for officers are indicat- ed. Aviation matters now VII be- come of paramount concern. Industry should benefit greatly at this time when there will be a gen. eral quickening of activity in man. ufacturing and merchandising. Far mers are subject to favorable con- ditions that may not be recognized until later
 Women are lucky under this con- figuration which contributes to their happiness and prosperity. They should use their best energies in both work and play.
 This is an suspicious wedding 0oOC Ollttl ScCIilS UO lOI6CdSt lOT IIldIly besides the bride romance and pros- perity. Marriages will be numerous this year and the principals will be persons of many differences in age and social status.
 Much buying is foreseen for next month when sales of automobiles airplanes, pianos, radios and other costly things will be widely distrib- uted. Money will be plentiful, but it should be wisely handled. Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of fair fortune to which relatives may contribute Good luck in many ways is indicated Children born on this day probab- ly will be exceedingly orderly and methodical. Subjects of this sign generally show great intelligence and disposition to work hard. John Fiske, historian and philo- sopher, was born on this day 1842 ] Others who have celebrated it as g birthday include John Wellington