The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-11-20
Horoscope
"The stars incline
but do not compel"
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1887

After the early morning hours
this should be a happy day, accord
ing to astrology. Inclination toward
skepticism and rationalism may be
strong, especially among college
students.
Women are fortunate under this
sway. 1t encourages them to good
deeds within the home and outside
the domestic circle. Philanthropies
and charities will benefit
Both men and women may be
lucky in their love affairs under
this direction of the stars, for il
combines with sentiment a degree
of common sense.
Music in connection with church
services will be even more featured
than formerly. Singers and in
strumentalists win profit through
the winter which will be marked by
a number of memorable services.
The death of more than one dis
tinguished church leader in the
coming winter is prognosticated
The world will mourn the passing
of distinguished prelate
This is favorable day for study
and for intellectual purposes of all
sorts. Preachers s hould benefit
through the attainment of power in
speech.
Diplomats should be lucky today,
but the seers foretell for them many
disappointing negotiations. Dire
portents of international trouble are
discerned.
Postoffice officials now should
prepare for extreme demands upon
the air service and many difficult
ties that increase expense.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a year of success
which includes love affairs as well
as business hazards. Much happi-
ness is indicated
Children born on this day prob
ably will be talented and studious.
Subjects of this sign of Scorpio may
have strong Sagittarious traits, for
they are on the cusp.
Mary Johnston. American novel;
list, was born on this day 1870. 9th
ers who have celebrated it as a
birthday include William Sartain,
painter, 1913; Francois Voltaire,
French writer and philosopher, 1894.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1887
The week starts with a stimulating
rule of the planets. According to
astrology there should be a marked
advance in trade and commerce.
This is an suspicious day to clear
the decks for new affairs. 1t is a
time to concentrate and to COM
plete commercial investments.
While there is to be a great hol-
iday trade this season, it is wise to
prayers for exigencies that test
the wisdom of financiers.
Demand for workers in many in
dustries will be imperative in the
next two weeks when there will be
much concern among manufacture
ers and ship builders.
1t is well to postpone decisions
of all sorts under this configura-
ton The wise will delay the sign
ing of contracts.
Again astrologers warn that sud-
den and unexpected events will eff
feet international relations and
cause the most serious problems
for diplomats and statesmen.
Labor organizations are well di-
rected today. New alignments among
leaders will be beneficial but costly
to members.
There is a sign read as most
to the President of the
United States who will benefit
through some secret message or well
guarded information.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of progress
which may attract wide attention.
The year should be lucky for both
men and women.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be poised and practical
These subjects of Sagittarius usu-
ally are fearless and determined
They are exceedingly intuitive.
George Eliot MARY Ann Evans) !.
writer, was born on this day 1919.
Others who have celebrated it as
a birthday include Donald Stewart,
Scottish author and philosopher,
1883; Justin Mccarthy, writer,
1880; Howard Brockway, composer,
1870.
Copyright, 1880