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Published at Crystal Bay. Minn., by Frederick White.

T H E O U T L O O K FO R FEBRUARY, 1921,
Tim New Moon for February oc c ur s on the 7th at 0:28 p. in.
Tlio Full of the. Moon on ilm 22ml nl :i:;i2 si. in. Central Standard
lime, or one hour later for N. Y.. one our bef ore for Denver time
and t wo hours earlier for Pacific time.
At the. time of she New Moon, the Sun is 18° 44' in the sign
Aquarius and has no exact a s pe c ts for several days. Jupiter and
Saturn are in the ascendant, and Uranus, Mercury and Mars in the
7th house. I j u dg e that, this c o m b in e will make the month c o m i n g
Somewhat changeable and uncertain in a Business way; C o n g r e s s
will have much to d eb at e over and i doubt if they will a c c om p li s h
very much. Unit may he, really neces sary for the g o o d of the coun­
try. T h e c l os e aspect of Jupiter to Saturn and both re tr og ra de
m e a n s slow business, much hesitating a m o n g those w h o ma ke busi­
n es s active. Speculation not as acti ve and the Markets quite c han ge­
ab le of f and on with c o ns id er ab le w e a k n e s s at times. As Mercury
pa ss es the conjunction o f Uranus in Pisces, the Markets may be
very weak for a lew' day s early in the rnonili, especi al l y those days
when Mercury or the Moon have bad aspects.
The w e at h er indications are not quite as favorabl e for February
a s they have been previous; as the Sun p a ss e s the a s p e c t s of
Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter, the weat her will be l es s settled, arid
with m o r e stormy, conditions, much wind and rain or snow.
At the Full of the Moon, the Sun is c o m i n g to the conj un ct io n
o f Uranus and o p p os i t e Jupiter, with Mercury R e t ro gr a di ng and it
•will r et rog ra de to a co njunct ion of Uranus early iri March and for a
few' days in this period 1 look for quite unsettled c ond it i on s in the
Markets of the world and a g reat deal of discontent, unsettl ed con­
d it io ns generally, p r o c e s s may b e quite unsettled in late Febr uary
and part of March.
• My j u d g m e n t is that there may be radical Breaks In the various
Markets, Cer eals and S t o c k s in February and Early March. T h o s e
w h o s pecul at e do wel l to be quite cautious and e x p e c t sudden
changes. However, w e have no need to fear for the Outcome.
B us i n e s s will brace up and be very active after the early spri ng
months. T hi n g s will s ettle down to quite an extent for a f ew
mo nths bef or e Jupiter again g e t s cl os el y as pec te d t o Saturn In the
fall months.
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T H E DAYS FOR FEBRUARY, 1921.

1st. Moon r Sagittarius, Noon. Central time, s q u a r e with Ur
is s o m e w h a t c h an ge a bl e and uncertain, avoid u nn eces sar y risks.
2nd. Moon 16° Sagittarius, s quare with Mars, Jupiter and Saturn,
is very uncertain, unfavorable. Avoid all risks and changes.
3rd. Moon 28° Sagittarius, sextile with Mercury; your judgment
good, g o ahead, and do as looks best..
4th. Moon 10" Capricorn, trine with Jupiter, is slightly beneficial.
uth. Moon 216 Capricorn, trine with Saturn, is s o m e w h a t dull and
quiet, not real favorable for starting any new affairs.
f’
.th. Sunday. Moon 3° Aquarius, sextile with Venus; very good
for ruck affairs as may c o m e up.
7th. Moon ir>° Aquarius, with Sun, is not g o o d for risks, ch an ge s
o r new affairs.
8th. Moon 27'* Aquarius. Parallel Jupiter, generally favorable;
use your Judgment and g o ahead.
kth. Moon 9° Pisces. O ppos it e Jupiter In p. m. Avoid extra*
vnganee, and avoid b us in es s risks; attend only to regular affairs.
10th. Moon 22" Pisces, o p p o s i t e Saturn; unfavorable and dull;
avoid risks, guard agai nst deceipt, etc. *
11th. Moon 4“ in Aries with Venus, is generally., favorable; g o
ahead and push regular affairs.
12th. Moon 16" Aries, sextile with Sun; fairly g oo d for all affairs,
y o u r judgment good.
Kith. Sunday. Moon 29' Aries. Good only for Sunday affairs.
14th. Moon 12" In Taurus. Trine with Jupiter, generally g o o d
and even but s o m e w h a t dull and quiet; Jupiter is ret rograde ami
not at its best.
lath. Moon 2(1" Tatuum square with Sun; avoid risks and un­
n e c e s s a r y changes.
ICitli. Moon 9' U.cmini, sextile with Venus, is g ood ; g o ahead
and use >otir Judgment and do as yon fee! is best.
17fh. Moon 22* (lemini, square with Saturn: be careful, avoid
risks, guard against deceipt.
18th. Moon 8" Cancer, square with Venus; avoid extravagance,
avoid speculations, risk}’ investments, etc.
Httli. Moon 22" Cancer. Sextile with Saturn: s o m e wh a t qutet,
dull, not g oo d for important m o v es o r changes.
20th. Moon 7" l.eo. flood for such affairs us c o m e up on Sunday.
21st. Moon 22" l.eo. parallel with Venus: general ly favorable,
g o ahead and push affairs.
22nd. Moon -8® Virgo, with Jupiter; even and g o o d for regular
affairs; not g o o d for starting important new affairs.
23rd. Moon 22" Virgo with Saturn, is dull, unfavorable; avoid
-risks and all u nn eces sar y changes.
24th. Moon 7" Libra. Parallel with Jupiter; favorable, g o ahead
and push affairs.
2.7th. Moon 21° Libra, o p p os it e Venus; g o ahead with regular
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affairs, avoid new affairs, guard against extravagance, etc.

2fJtl\. Moon • I" Scorpio, trine with 1'ran us. favors good judgment ;
g o ahead, ma ke any r eas onabl e mo ve s o r changes.
27th. Sunday. Moon 17° Sc o rpi o sextile with Saturn, is du!l,
quiet, altho Favors general every day affairs only.
28th. Moon 30* Scorpio, s quare with i'ranus and Sun; avoid
u nneces sar y risks and changes.

THE H O R O S C O P E OF R AP HAEL Vi,

By Prof. Weston.
In Raphael's Epl ie mer ies for the year 191?, the horoscope, of
Raphael Y! is printed for the inspection of astrologers. U was
evidently intended that s o m e o n e should make stone remark in re­
gard to it, o r it would not have been printed, us I take it., hut as f
have not read any remarks regarding that h o r o s c o p e in all the seven
y ear s that it has been bef ore us. I have concl ude d to say a word
or two about, it myself. »
T h e h or o s c o p e is that of Mr. R. W. Cross, w ho is the Sixth
Raphael, of London. In Alan Lon's “Thous and ami One Notable
Nativities” it is Number 28.
In this nativity the. Sun is almost exactly on the cusp of the s e c ­
ond house, h e n c e its polar elevation will be in the radix about I T.
As s umi ng this to be its p o l e , or near its p o l e , then I find that at
the a ge of 7<> years and i> w e ek s it will he by c o nv e r s e motion at
about 28“ 08' Capricorn, and we see that position will bo sesqni-
quadrate with ihe radical .iupter and al so in square with tin' radical
I’ ranus, the o n e planet being in the native's sixth house and the
other in his first, -the houses g overni ng his HR*.
T he Moon is practically on the nadir of I lie churl and we may,
therefore, without much chance for great error, carry tier co nver se
upon the c i rc l e of right as cens ion In tlx* 7<>t.h year of the age, and
upon doing this we find her at about 2? llh' Aries. T h e secondary
Saturn has p r og re s se d to about 21" Aries, s o the Moon will be on
the s econdary Saturn and very near the radical Uranus, in this 7fith
year of age. This action takes place in the first house, also. The
Lunar s eco ndar y is also In Aries and will transit tIn* 21st d egr ee
rather late in the 7<ith year of age.
Co ns id er in g these fundamental positions, along with s o m e other
testimonies, including tin* transits for the time, 1 am very much in­
clined to concl ude that Mr R, \V. Cross, of London, will never see
his 77th birthday.
S o m e as tr o lo ge rs may want to use (lie ascendant for the hyleg.
If ho , they will find it. in the 70th re ar in this h o r o s c o p e at about
the 1(5° or the la" of Sagittarius, near a square with Jupiter and in
exact opposition with the radical M e r c i a n . This is al so sesquiqnad-
rate with the radical Mars.
If this man g et s past his 77th year 1 am g o i n g to revise my
id ea s about astrology. 1 will begin to think we have either got
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w r o n g birth data bef ore uh or ol so our art in not sufficiently welt

finderstood to permit o f accurate forecasting.

EDITORIAL COMMENTS AND CRI TICI SMS.

Many thanks lo the g re a t number who have renewed their Su b ­
s cr i pt io ns in December. I think more renewals on time than for any
month in the past year. The Numbers f ol lowing the addres s on the
wrapper of T h e Adept s h o ws when the subscri ption expires. 1-21,
me an s that this is the last number paid for. 2-21, me an s that Febru­
ary is the last one.

T h e r e is mo r e and mo r e inquiry every day front educated peopl e

w h o wish lo look into the s c i e nc e o f Astrology. H b egi ns lo look
reasonable! to a great many, that ihere is a Psychol og ical influence
from all large b odies of matter and that every chemi cal has its
affinity or the opposite. T he Spirit of .Man or the Soul or the
Mind', is certainly something, even tho We b st er s ays that if is im­
material, and if it is something, it is Matter, no mat ter wlml Mary
linker says about it. When her Sun ceased to shine, s he left for
Parts unknown. The weather I.tiroau is finding that. Hun s p ot s effect"
the weather and soon they will find that various spot s effect busi­
ness and effect Men singly and collectively,
$ > * * V
T h o s e who study Astrol ogy find that it is the foundation of all
r eli gi ons and they can understand mo re clearly why certain ^uies
have mo r e or less, (principally less) religion than others. Til e'onl y
way’the world cam stop the people generally from finding tho soured’
o f all Rel igions is to keep them from studying Mythology, Astronomy
and Astrology. S o m e people know that they are creatures o f In­
finite Law, and such do no' fear God. hut in reality are the only
o n es who ready worship God.
$ * * * A-
Since Tlramis turned Direct in motion, tire Russians have made
cons iderabl e headway, and have arranged to T rad e with England,
and soon e x p e c t to trade with the U. S. No doubt s o m e new party
will eventually get control! of Russia, its Government, for as long
as w e have the love of money, it will buy anything, even the souls
of men and women. Lenino and Trot sky have been credited with
trying to abolish money in Russia, but they cannot abolish value.
It is as natural for s o m e to want to accumul ate as it is for others
to be careless, and s o long as there is ambition, we cannot have a
world without strife and strife means war eventually.

During the 16th and 17th Century, Rel igious Liberty was the o ne
great point of controversy, and Religions liberty has won, and never
again will the time c o m e when there will not be s o m e locations
where o ne can bel ieve what looks reasonabl e to him and be able
to ex pr es s his opinions freely. In the 10th century, the right to
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c h o o s e > our (»\MI mini- was the loading line of thought, and the I’
. S.
JiIn rated the Thick man and allowed him to c h o o s e his rtdor, and
recently the women were allowed to make their mark on the dotted
line; eventually, will hi' allowed to have three primaries, the first
one to n omi nat e a number and the s ec ond one to el iminat e all but
two and the third o ne to elect the tinier. In the next century,
Liberty of Labor will he the leading; question; and it is not more,
than a Century ahead of ns. till every man will have an equal
ch an ce with every ot her man; it. will be i mpos sib le for a man to
■ o-" «o tl ;>i he will be surrounded by those who will ..support
him, while he takes his ease. Every o ne should do his share of work
and either mentally or physically, give to the nation us much as he
takes from the tuition.

j What is your opoinion of a man. who will, for s o much per.

take one or the other side, of a question? Cur example, have yon a
very g o o d opinion of a man who will work againsi Free 'Prude for
so much or for a Tari ff for s o much. 1 know il ’
s c o ns id e re d till
right, to work for o r ' a g a i n s t anything, if you are paid for if. hut i
can not s ee g ood morality in such a proposition. It d o e s not look
g o o d to s e e a Judge s e l e c t a Lawyer So defend a criminal that is
■practically guilty o f a crime, or is caught right in the act.
*- * * %
Several of the S u bs c ri be r s o f T h e Adept have inquired about
Ireland, What is the o u t c o m e of the present war (?>, etc.
Ireland is said to he ruled bv Taurus and Venus: Lillys A s ­
trology states Ibis, hut It dona not ioolc to Ye Editor as tho Venus
v us exerting, a very s trong influence ove r that part of the. world
at present or has been for the last few years. Possi bly Lilly was
w ro ng in maki ng this statement, but if he was correct, it is un­
fortunate that he did not sav mo re and give a fellow s o m e t hi n g to
work from. IE we had the Radical chart for Ireland, or s o m e t hi n g
b e s i d e s “Taurus" to guide us, we might make s o m e statements, but
under the conditions, it is i mpos s ib le to use good judgment in
regard to this affair, from an astrological standpoint.
* * * in
T he Number of Su bs c ri be r s w ho have made any c o m m e n t s in
regard to publishing the Outl ook for the month a 'month ahead are
generally in favor of having it that way, a very few, wish the F o r e ­
ca st for the s a m e month as the Co v er Shows. Later w e may be
ab le to arrange it. so that It will be exactly c o rr ect for all inter­
ested.
$ » * * *
S o m e readers d o not care at all for the Good and Had days of
the months ; and are inclined to think that nothing can he figured
s o cl os el y as a day. T o t he se 1 will say: It d o e s not necessarily
mean, that b ec au se there are had a s pe c t s am a certain day or eood
as pec ts on another day, that You may have good o r bud conditions
a
6 THE ADEPT

oi) these (lays, but the o b j e c t is to take advant age of g o o d influ­

e n c e s and avoid unfavorable ones. F o r twenty-five year s I have
studied and i nvestigated the ef fect s of a s p e c t s b et ween the planets,
and t hous ands o f times I have found that events started on g oo d
day s or w h e n there w e r e g o o d aspects, the o u t c o m e w as good, quick
and s at is fact ory to all c o n ce r ne d; and just the r e vers e on day s when
there w e r e had aspects. If you ma k e investments, run unusual or
u n n ec e s s a r y risks on day s when the a s pe c t s are unfavorable, eventu­
ally if not on that day, s o m e t h i n g annoying c o m e s up.
S u p p o s e that you d o not believe in Astrol ogy; it would make no
d i f fe re n ce then, whet her you act on a g o o d o r bad day a c co r d i n g to
your belief, and as it m a ke s no difference, for the sake of Investi­
gation, g o ahead with s o m e real important b us in es s and start some
real important affairs on a s o called bod day, and s ee if you get
g o o d results.
T h e g r e a te s t benefit that can be had f ro m a k no wl ed g e o f Astro­
logy. is to be able to pick n favorable time for changes, new affairs,
etc,, and to be able to s e e the unfavorable Indications and avoid
them.
$ * * * *

In H o r o s c o p e s that have the a s pe c ts generally good, the most

favorabl e per i od s often c o m e when the a s pe c t s by Transit, or ovoi\\
day mo tio ns of the planets ar e Had. If yon have the Him and Moon
In T ri n e with Jupiter, yon get very g oo d results when the Sun or
Moon are p a ss in g a s quare or op pos it ion of Jupiter. But if yon
have unfavorable a s p e c t s o r none at all, then your best, t im es are
w hen there are g o o d a s pe c ts by the daily mo ti ons and by the p r o ­
g r e s s e d m o t io ns also.
:'A T A * %■-

tjranus in the sign Pi sc es d o es not s e e m to have as g o o d or

beneficial ef f ect on Fi na n ce s and Business as it hud in Uuprieorn
ami Aquarius, if you notice when a planet first enters a sign (any
t>f the four larger ones) the Moon's a s pe c ts o nc e around the Zo di ac
will s how wha t the nature o f the planet is in that sign. No te this
on the s p ec u la ti ve markets. In the past few years, w he n e ve r the
Moon f or med any g o o d a s pe c t to Uranus, the Cereal ma rket s were
very strong. Mercury nspeeting Uranus, s o m e t i m e s by a bad aspect
c aus ed strength in the markets, and t hos e who were born with
Uranus in Capri corn or Aquarius, will get some, benefit from all the
s t r o n g a s pe c t s of the Moon to Uranus as they get older. In Pisces,
the a s p e c t s general ly have b een c aus ing d e p r e ss io ns in the markets,
quarrels, discord, etc., and I look f or Uranus to ma ke mo r e d i s ­
turbance in the next few year s and bring re forms and radical
c h a n g e s in various ways. Pi sc es is a reform sign. Somewhere
a m o n g the old authors I have seen the statement that when Jupiter
and Saturn both are in P i s c e s together, a great re former is born;
I think it is well to add, that when Uranus is in Pisces, g r e a t r e ­
f o r m s are started.
 THE ADEPT

A w ov e of Crime s e e m s to bo punning o v e r the country, or having

u vacation hero; one or the other, for m o r e p e o pl e are. e n g a g e d In
s a nd b a g g i n g and even in g robbery than ever before; Banka b ei ng
robbed, s o m e t i m e s two or three a day and the Bandits e s c a p i n g in
a high powered ear. Various re as on s are given; but the One great
reason is that the Big Men (so called) of the wor ld set the exam*
pie. The Ka i se r started to Rob France, Servia and Russia, It did
not pan out as expected, the Boot was on the o th er foot. England
and Prance got a lot of Territory and are looki ng for mo r e; all
t ho se Buck Privates who did not stand well w er e court marshalled,
ami Von Terpi ts and the rest of the Bloods arc wr i ti ng Books and,
j e t t i n g all the Marks they can Bale up for them.
Si nce education was co mpu lso ry in the P. S, it has c ompel l ed
many to think and use their minds. It may look all right to a
King, E m p e r o r or President, for any one of them to start into the
killing bus ines s and murder all who c o m e in their way; but the
ave rag e man who thinks at "11, believes that he has as much right
to kill ns a king or Emperor. What is right for a nation, is right
f or an individual, so s o m e thmk, and it. d oes not look very unreas­
o n ab l e to Ye Editor.
T he Socialists of (iermany would have put the Kaiser out of ills
j o b if lie had not started Ida war; and would probably have taken
Ida money, and might have presented him with a telegraph pole,
l i e c h o s e to he the ca us e of six millions of deaths and save his
money, which he did.
♦ * * * *
A re ones t from two s ubscri bers to give the Rising sign for each
day of the year. All the 12 signs of the Zodi ac ascend every day,
t " o hours apart. If you know which sign the Sun is in each day of
t he month, the sign that the Sun is in will al ways he rising with
Urn Sun. and in about two hours tile s ame d e g r e e of the next sign.
* * * $ #
The Ave r ag e person who lias an Astrological Reading, reads it
o v e r o n ce or more, and waits for events to occur. If a g o o d aspect
is mentioned, they wait for Fate to bri ng It. and if an unfavorable
a s p e c t is mentioned, they al so wait for fate to bring it. Only one
who has studied Astrol ogy or is intuitive enough to know that the
Planets ef fect every one, will try to take advantage of g o o d as pec ts
or repel had ones.
T he As tro log er who is familiar with his client, will use different
ju dg me nt when predicting for t ho se who wait and t hose w h o have
c o n fi de n ce in the predictions; with one who has confidence, it. is
only n eces sary l o s a y , you have such and such g o od indications.
Push affairs and try and take* advantage of them and ma k e them
better. T o the one w h o is simply curious, he can say: Yon will
have such and such events, if the H o r o s c o p e s h o ws them clearly,
und can depend upon it that they will wmit for the bad as well as
the g oo d and probably get both in re gul ar order.
 8 T HE ADEPT

Ptolemy in his Eentiloquy says: No one can predi ct an actual

event without Divine assistance, meaning s om et hi ng ou ts id e of A s ­
trology, intuition, etc. The As tr ol og e r who has had ex peri ence will
note the a s p e c t s formed and advis e what events generally c o m e
under such, but not claim that they are sure to bring the exact
events, or in o th er words, As trol ogers will predict t ende nci es and
not the actual events.
* * * * -.j

When only the day of birth is given, (with month and year, of
course) no a s t ro l og e r can give the details as would he indicated by
i (he hour of birth. A groat deal can be foretold from the dav of
birth alone, bin much mo re from the hour of birth. When the hour
is not known, it. is off/ n poss ibl e to judge* from tin* Description of
one. as to wjuet sign was as c en di ng at the hour of birth, and from
this, tin- d at es of s onic evenia in o i k s life may show the exact
minute.
* * ■
* >* *
’t he 1 and Peat ha-late Business l ooks to bo quite, favorable
for 1021 till the Kail of the year. It is not a g oo d year So invest in
land, for the indications favor l ower prices and less activity in such
in 11)2*2 as Saturn enters I ibra an airv sign. T h o s e w ho have Real
Estate to sell, do Iwr.t to sell during the first half of 1,021 or before
October, for after that the c h an c e s are not. as favorable, but. this
d o e s not mean that no sal es will he ma de or no profits ma de in
real ('.state,if. si mpl y will not be as active, and the opportunities
not a s good.

J UD G I N G THE HOROSCOPE.
You must have a s ys tem and an exact, correct one and follow it
in detail if you wish to j u dg e the Nativity correctly. T he first point
to Judge in ever y churl, is Mentalilv. The H o r o s c o p e may have a
great many bad a s p e c t s at first sight, but on c l o s e r inspection, a
Treat many very g o od ones.
i'iie cusp of the ascendant, that point that was on the Horizon
t t the time of birth is the important point. The mentality will bo
a c c o r d i n g to tbe nature of that sign, and of that sign that the rul­
ing planet is in, and as pec ts to the cusp o f the ascendant and in
j u d g in g aspects, you must use j udg me nt regarding how c l os e the
a s p e c t s are, A planet that has a cl ose as p ec t o f two or three d e ­
g re e s is much s t r on g er than one that is 12 d e g r e e s away.
The Native may have good a s pe c ts o f the Moon and Mercury to
each other and to other planets, but if the cusp of the as cendant
has no g o od aspects, the mind has not the capacity that one who
has g o od a s pe c ts has.
Mercury cl os el y aspected g i v e s expression and the ability to ex­
press. Mars g i v e s executi ve ability, Jupiter calculation and Uranus
co mp a ri so n and the p ower to estimate correctly. Venus g i v e s
order, etc. Bad as pec ts to the ascendant make one changea ble and
 T H E ADEPT 9

uncertain, lacking in concentration and caution, in my judgment,

the a s pe c ts to the ousp o f the ascendant are much m o r e important
than between the planets.
A planet in the as cendant s quare with o n e in the 4th o r 10th is
not. necessari ly unfavorable, or a planet in the Tth o p p o s i t e a planet
in 1st is not necessari ly unfavorable. All dependi ng on the nature
of the planet and the s ig n it is in.

\
.!: A. Watkins, tithi Hudson Ave., Okl ahoma City. Dear Sir; —
I note >onr statement in the Adept of the two babies, the above
are their Charts. Si mon it e says, “If the l l yl ig be much afflicted,
the child d i es in its infantile state.”
Oxley unoting from Argel says, “If the Moon b e in the. Sib house
in oppositi on Saturn or Mars it testifies DEATH in infancy." In
the Chart of (he Child born at 5t;-*2 a, m. we have the Moon in the
Sth house in conjunction Uranus with the latter in elevation a bo ve
the luminary. The. Moon is just past the oppositi np of Saturn. We
have the Sun as Hying in conjunction Mars, Mars in elevation. And
the Sim and Mars square Saturn, and also square Moon und/’ i'ranus,
making a triangle of which Sun is the apex,
Ptolemy says: “Mars is exceedingl y per ni cious when s ucc eed an t
Sun and Saturn when s e c c e e d a n t Moon. But a c o n v e r s e ef fect takes
pl ac e when either of t he se planets may b e in op pos it i on Sun or
Moon or in elevation a bo ve them."
T h e babv born at 9:32 a. m. died when the Moon c a m e to the
oppos it ion Sun, June 11, a little after noon.
Permit m e to venture the opinion that it was not n e ces sary to
kill one of the babys to tell them apart.
T he child that died w as l ar ge boned, broad shouldered, large
staring eyes, y el l ow hair with an oval face.
The child that is alive is of slender build, long thin face, dark
hair, narrow chin and narrow chest.
In relation to the c ompl ex ion this varies with the nationality
and race, as a person borjn of parents from Southern Europe is
dark and from Northern Europe is light, and a n e g r o is always
black, yet. aside from the complexion, the a bo ve distinguishable
points of des cri pt ion will apply.
i submi t that the child born in the evening is alive.
Yours truly.
ALLY!* SMITH.

NEW F I L MS .
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physical novel s by I SABELLA INGALESE, cel eb r at ed writer of
Occult and Phil osophical works, with which many of ou r readers are
d ou bt l e s s familiar, have been acquired by the N E W ERA FILM
10 T H E ADEPT

CO MP ANY o f lx>s Angeles, California, and will shortly be pr od uc e d

in mo ti on picture form.
Tim pieturlzation of "MATA T H E MAGICIAN,” the first of the
n o ve ls to be filmed, while not to he looked upon strictly as propa­
ganda, will yet pr ovide the world with many sound s cient if ic truths,
d e mo ns t ra t ed in a mo s t strikingly dramati c and c o n vi n ci n g manner.
T h e per so nel ie of those c o m p r i s i n g the staff o f the N E W ERA
FILM COMP ANY are all students of the Occult, and their intention
i'1 to produce pictures dealing with Life after Death, Karma, and
Re-Inearnbtion.
T he fact that these pictures will be distributed all o v e r the world,
and be seen by millions, greatly i n cr eas es the benefit that will be
rendered to humanity by the filming of such works.
The Directors of the co mp a ny are. of the opinion that the t ime
is now ripe for many of the g reat truths to be d is c lo se d to t hose
w ho will understand, for an al most imperative need for such pi c­
tures has arisen, the recent world strife with its devast at ing re­
sults lms brought h ome to e ver yon e the I mme ns e questions of Life
and Death gigant ic p rob lems that must, he faced by all -in which
each one must plav his or her part individually in their solution.
Mr. Richard Ingalese. author of " H I S T O R Y AND P O W E R O P
MIN'D," is one of the Dire ct or s of the company.

A P A S S I N G W O R D O R TWO.
Peopl e w h o are g et ti ng their e y e s open to falsities and e r ro neo tn
ideas advanced by reli gi ous zealot s in the promotion of their self-
glori fi cati ons and their selfish and d og ma ti c 011CRCH1SMS, should
uot he s o enthusiastic, or so d o g m a t i c t he ms e lv es in their e n d e a v o r
i i foist a "Ne w I'sy < h o l o g v " upon the world, as to d rop into errors
themselves. They only trouble v itli KLLitMON !*< Ihut !( is MINED
end T A N G L E D and lias fallen largely Into the hands of peo pl e who
are psychologized, hypnotized o r me smeri zed by financial, social or
emotional c u s t o m s or moralities, ami who are so much under the
<: .ell of their religions hvpnosi s that they think that GOD and
C H R I S T w e re wor ds manufactured solely for them. " G O D " is tv
term that, s i g ni f i es S T R E N G T H ; that strength which prevails in
I.L things. And, that Strength, which has immacul ate p o w e r to
m o ve or c h an g e one thing into another, In due p r o c e s s o f T i m e and
u n d er the laws o f C a us e and Effect, is the T R U E A L C H E M I S T of
ancient days. It. w as t er med " T H E MAGICIAN," " T H E LORD,"
o r s o m e equivalent term, from time to time. T h e several b od ie s o f
pe opl e well u nd ers too d it. as well as w e understand ter ms which
we use today. The Paracel sus yarns distorted by religious zealots,
„ r the "Art. of c h a n g i n g base metals Into g ol d" are modern cr edul i­
ties. Alchemy is a Spiritual S c i en c e whilst Chemi str y is a Material
Science. R el ig ionis ts f or year s d enounced anything which bore the
appel lation o f " S c i e n ce ," and the great majority of them have not
 T H E ADEPT 11

yet r e cove red from that form of ignorance. T hai is o ne of the

g re at es t reasons why s o many peopl e of today are “Unchurched.'’
When pe opl e learn truths for t he ms el ves and can pr ove them to
their o w n satisfaction, they are not foolish enough to permit d o g ­
mat ic peo pl e whom they can p r ov e to be ignorant, to cr a m falsities
and folder rols down their fhroals, just because of the s a cr e dn es s
o f certain t er ms which the whole world 1ms learned to mo re o r leas
reverence. No church has any patent right to Christianity or even to
Tteligion, When peopl e learn enough to draw distinction between
tlie me an in gs of popular terms they are unite apt to do so, and, they
are not easily frightened by s o m e ignoramus telling them that they
“will g o to hell," for so doing. Hut. peopl e of the present, n e w s ­
pa per publishers and others, ar e not s o afraid of Old Wa tts ’ Hell,
a s they are of the Particular Hells which dogmatic, religionists
threaten to kick up, if s o m e more worthy persons do not walk
after the religious ways and moralities, arbitrarily laid d own by the
various churches. Christianity means “A s quare deal, One man ad
g o o d as another.” and especially. Free speaeh, a free pr ess and life,
liberty ard a right to the pursuit of happiness.
•’
C H R I S T ” Ik a term which refers to a S AC K ED IDEALITY, and
not to any particular person of ancient or modern times. It refers
to Jesus of Nazareth no mo re than it d o es to any other person who
is able to emulate the character of the pictorial Christ.. Tho us a nd s
ol religionists have been taught to believe that Jesus was given the
name "Christ," by Divine prescience, when the name was an astro,
logic s ig ni ficance thousands of years bef ore Jes us was born. Thu
term “Ch ri st ’and equivalent terms, and all of the principles which
they denote, b el ong to Ancient. Astrology, and to ancient Magic, and
to ancient alchemy. They mean the Fr eedom of Equilibrium, which
is also Justice. Righteousness. Balance and Wisdom. Thr ough all
the vieisitudes of the rivalrous religions s ince the Grecian Mundane
ora, 7000 to 8000 years a no. rivalrous religions and rivalrous nations
would eh tinge the nanua of certain principles and popular facts
which were credited to otliei religious and nations, and bv passing
them off upon their people as s omet hi ng new. would appropriate
the credit of dis cove ring the principle to themselves. The s ame
met hod of chicanery, religions oc cul t is m and deceit, is g o i ng on to­
day in till walks of lift', with money and self-glorification as the
root s of the evil. It d o es s e em ns if man prefered to be h umbugged
in order that may be l e s s conseitms-strickened in hu mb ug gi ng
s o m e o n e else. But, AST RO L OG E RS , of till cl as ses of the people,
should be most careful not to get into such d amnabl enes s; because,
they have been for years t abooed with a bad name. It takes hun­
dreds of years to o v e r c o m e an unrighteous prejudice. T he least slip
of the t on gu e or the pen will instantly call forth s o m e ignorant
venom, which is hard to counteract, b ecau se the policy of reli gi on­
ists or rivalrouM-minded is, to ignore, snoar at, or boycott those
who m they would defame. They dare not argue for T R UT H . If
they make any reply to an honest fact, they do it by s o m e deluding
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8tig m a upon personality.

i read a hook by a very interesting t eacher of primary st ar lore
He unnecessaril y slopped over, by saying to the childish mi nd s of
his readers: “T her e are no such things as lucky or unlucky stars.
Sucli assert ions are due to supers! it ions astrology o f the middle
ages.’ ’ No such thing. Astrology NKVHIt WAS superstitious. li
could not be A S T I{{) I OUT and be superstitious. It w a s due to re­
ligionists who w e re e n e m i e s to astrology; or to fakirs who pretended
to be a s t r o lo ge rs and who uesd fortune tolling language. A True
a s tr o l o g e r would never speak of a star its LUCKY or UNLUCKY.
They might speak o f g o o d or malcfii •inHuciices in connection with
a star, just as ,i()l! spolo* of the "Sweet Influence of the I’ lcadies."
Theosopliisl.s and ps yc ho logi s ts and new cultists, who are trying to
work around into astrol ogy without of fending social religionists,
should also be careful and not throw into the wastebasket too many
of the mythical s tori es contained in the Bible, for the greatest of
truths are often taught in myths and novels and moving pictures,
and, the Bible, aside from the heavens themselves, is the greatest
s upport er of as trol ogy that I have ever been abl e to find. What
would as tro log y he without its Genesis. The Genesi s of astrology
and the G ene si s of the llihle, particularly the first chapter, are
essentially the same. T h e mo re we study’ the hi hie in the light of
Astrology, or as trol ogy in the light of the Bible, the more enlight­
ened we b e c o m e relative to Truths contained in both, But, b ew ar e
of the religions or churchy bias of the expounders. Be an Ariun
Pioneer, Re sure that you are rigid, then go ahead. Provo all
tilings. Hold fust to the Good. WBBHHIl.

BLUE LAWS IN T H I R T Y - F I V E STATES.

By Prof. Weston.
Ac cor di ng to a late n ewspa per article the enactment o f l a v s
calling for strict e n f or c em e nt of the. Christian Sabbath will be
Mitred in the l egislatures of at least i>f. States during 1921. bv the
Lord's Day Alliance. An effort will be ma de to s t op “c o m m e r c i a l i z a ­
tion” of the Sabbath, said Dr. Harry L. Bow ley. secretary of the
alliance, with elimination of Sunday professi onal baseball, motion
pictures and automobiiing. All stores would be closed.
T o state the c a s e in plain, clear English, s o that all may know
the meaning o f this movement, I will say that the Christian Church
is now maki ng a concert ed m o v e to plaster Sunday laws all ovei
the United St at es and they s e em to see their way clear at this Hint
to use the state legislatures for this purpose. T h e y p r op o se tc
prostitute the state legislative bodies to their u ses and ride rough
shod ove r the country, arresting and imprisoning peo pl e win* do not
kow-tow to them and join them in their fanaticisism. They propost
to carry religious fanaticism and priestly faking right into the law
making b od ie s and thus force all the p e o p l e to d o their bidding.
T h e r e may be no way of resisting this wave o f bigotry and in
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"tolerance, it s e e m s likely to s w e e p as into a kind of moral slitrery

u n d e r the last o f a hear tl es s horde o f religious fanatics, domi nat ed by
a clerical organization bent on nothing l es s than universal dominion
not only o v e r the op in ion s of men but o v e r their business, their
life and t heir families. We are to r e c e i v e dictation from a priestly
c r e w who are foisting upon us a false religion, a false morality and
a fiendish s uppression of all real philosophical thought and study.
1 have a book written, but not yet published, o w i n g to a lack of
financial backing, in which I prove to absolute d emo ns tra ti on that
all Sundays, with certain exceptions, are not Su nd ay s at. all. that
such da.ss as are now called Sundays are not at all authorized in
the Bible and were never used as sacred days by the early Chri st ­
iana. I prove positively that the c o m m o n calendar Sunday can not
possibly be the true Sunday more than o n ce in seven times. 1 also
Show that Sunday is not a sacr ed day, but is a day stolen hv the
Christians from ancient astrological practice ami falsified after the
theft.
In the book 1 give a calendar s ho w i n g all the Su ndays in the
y ear just past and all in the year next, to c o m e and explain fully
why a Sunday is a Sunday and where and when it is a real Sunday,
anywher e on the Earth. Dot's anyone want the truth, instead of the
cheap Christian fakerv?

WHAT IS CAUSING IT.

We are told that s o m e lit),000,000 Ch in es e will have to die of
starvation in the next few months, b e c au s e help cannot reach them
In time. This Is c aus ed by a Drought or famine in that part of
China. Likewise, s o m e millions of children are very hungry in
Poland, Germany and in Europe generally; caused by the after c o n ­
ditions of the war; and this was naturally expected, and those
German l eaders who started the war, knew it would c o m e and cared
not one D if it did; yet, they live in luxury. W e are told by
t h o se who c o m e from Eu ro pe that the Rich and t ho se who made
m o n e y f ro m the war. are s p en di ng l arge s um s for Drink of the.
m o s t e x p e ns i ve kind; which, of course, ma ke s no di ff er e nc e to the
children, as they would not use the drink, and would not be
b e n e f i t e d by it. T he question is: Why, when a nation is starving,
that ot her s should have plenty of food in store and hang ont o it?
It s e e m s to m e that if 1 had 100 barrels of flour in my home, and
my ne ig hb or s were starving, that I should be inclined to g i ve them
what was necessary, and re que st them to pay it back, when they got
on their feet. Rut., of course, the a n s we r to this is: T h e y would
not pay it back. No w when w e co ns id e r s o m e ‘ of t he se facts, is it
the b u s i n e s s of the U. S. to k e e p ungrateful and d is ho ne s t peopl e
alive? I F humanity is such as they claim, if the Heathen are
g en ui ne heathen, and the Christians, j us t the same, h ow will we
treat t he m? S u p p o s e that the If. S., just to shoxv a Genuine
Christian spirit, a g r e es to donate o ne half of one p e r cent of the
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wealth of every person in the country to put Europe on its feet,

First getting rid of those that started tills trouble in Europe so that*
they can’ t abuse us for helping their miserable subjects. This
would take one cent for every two dollars of wealth that every one
has. Who would be so stingy that they would not give this willing*
ly and chee^jally. it Is doubtful If you could find a man or woman
alive, in on*® ?? v means, that would object to it, but those who
have a grerit Jymof wealth, mostly Inherited, and not earned,
would object seriously.
Real Christians are those that are Charitable. Giving a thousand
dollars out of a million is the same as giving one tenth of one per
cent of what you have. Compare the charity of the Well-to-do with
that of the poorer classes and judge for yourself who are the Liberal
ones.
Some Law of Nature is causing this starvation; some lack of
wisdom somewhere. Astrologically, some peculiar combination of the
planets.
W h o is t he re a m o n g the Occult s tudents that can s ho w this?
Ho w l ong a g o was there a like condit ion? Let us find this and
look for the cycles, for they all repeat time after time.

SCHOOL TEACHERS.
1 have noticed in the H o r o s c o p e of many s chool teachers that 1
had the curiositv to study, that Saturn often held a verv prominent
position. 1 have also noticed that niativ s c ho o l teachers do not
marr y as y o u n g as the ave r ag e person, often s o m e of them do not
marvv at all.
T h e r e is an obi saying, that T e a c h er s are not ma de except by
Nature; in o i l i e r words, T e a c h e r s of all kinds are Born for Teachers,
not educated for teachers. T e a c h i n g is an art, a Gift., requiring
skill, an intuitive k n o w l e d g e o f Human nature.
T h e Ave rag e Sc ho o l teacher k no ws what is in the text hooks
and Htth' snore Hum (tint, and what Is In the T est Books, they try
to put into the head o f the scholars, and even if they would teach
the y oung idea how to shoot o r the young person to use their mind
and reason out things, in a majoritv of eases, the Superintendent
of the Schools, es peci al ly in the cities, will not. allow them to do
so. In ot her words, the T e a c h e r in the s c h o ol s is much the s a m e
as in s o m e of (he Sunday s c h o o l s where a child is not allowed to
ask " lending q u es t i o n s " in regard to the scriptures.
fn old l i m e s or (0 years ago. when 1 went to school. Mental
Arithmetic was quite a fad and a very good o ne to d evel op the
mental faculties; today, such is quite unusual.
S u p p o s e that Sc ho o l Children, after reaching the a g e when they
are required to debate.. Declaim, etc., should he required to Argue
the c a s e s that c o m e up, ma ke it n e ces sary for them to Read both
s i d es of nnv public question: and study it up thoroughly s o they
could ar gue it intelligently; what would be the Result? In my ju dg
ment. T h i n g s would c h a n g e radically for the better, for the coming
generati on is to take the pl ace o f the present one, and t ime ha:
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s hown tlrtit the y o u n g e r generat ions are al ways s ma rt er than the

past ones, el se Pr og re s si o n would not be as it is. Occas ional ly
w e find s o m e individual who has nerve, ambition out of the c o m ­
mon and one who dare s to ex pres s his opinions, and the result is
that he b e c o m e s a leader, while millions of other children w h o have
better ability, better r eas on in g p o w e r and better judgment, but not
having had the ind epen de nce T H I S leader has, simply follbw him
and the resu’ t is that they make s o m e seri ous errors, when they
could have had good results, with s o m e practice and educat ion along
the s ame line of thought.
H o w l ong will it he in tills Country, " T h e Land o f the Fr e e and
the h om e of the Brave.” that the children will be allowed to let
their reas oning faculties sleep ami let s o m e of the sharp and cnifty
mi nds lead them?

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IT,* sale by The Adopt, Crystal Bay. Minn.
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The Key to the Bible and Heaven

A new book describing the mysterious writings in the Bible which
have not been understood for the past two thousand years.
The book explains what the Bible actually contains, in that it
describes what the ages and names of the patriarchs, from Adam, to
the present time, mean. The ages given in the Bible, in the name of a
man. represent cycles of time, and the system employed is the same as
used in Astrology. A belt of 24 degrees around the earth is described
as the 24 Elders; which is centered at the 36th degree north latitude,
where the twelve divisions are located, called the 12 tribes of Israel.
The ages given mean degrees of longitude in the same system as used
today.
This book is a Revelation and is the only book of its kind in
existence. The Bible is not what it is supposed to be. a text-book for
religion, but it describes the laws of the universe which we today call
Astrology and Astronomy.
It describes that cycles and ages are calculated Westward around
the Earth according to the 12 signs of ,he Zodiac, and on what part
of the Earth the 12 divisions are located.
The Bible describes Europe as the Christian age, and the nations
of Europe as the children or disciples of the age. The world war is
explained as the ending of the cycle Ea3t of Greenwich, in the destruc­
tion of the European nations.
It is a peculiar fact that the life history of Jesus is entirely misun­
derstood and this book explains the mystery.
If you want to know what ancient Astrology is, and learn how to
get the key to this study in the Bible, get this book.
The Bible describes the 1.2 signs of the Zodiac in cycles, and gives
the influences produced by Uranus. Neptune, and Saturn, as the trinity
which represents God in nature. The names of men and women were
given to the pianets. and calculated in the periods of time the planets
make their circuits.
The ending of the cycle means the destruction of the age, and now
is the time for the ending of the age for Europe and also the beginning
of the American age. What do you think will happen to the churches
when it becomes known that ttie Bible is an Astrological book and that
the travels of the children of Israel simply means equinoctial pre­
cisions?
The Bible is a scaled book up to the time of the end and 1920 is the
time of the end.
The “Key to the Bible and Heaven" is written In plain language
arid easily understood. It contains 280 pages with £5 illustrations,
size 6x9 inches, dot h bound.
Price $3.On postpaid. For sale by the author, L. B. Larsen, 5£l
East Oak Street. Portland, Ore.