FESTIVALS AND FASTS.CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.THE SEASONS.MORNING STARS.MERCURY. About March 1, June 29 and October 20. VENUS. July 3 to end of the year. JUPITER. April 1 to October 23.EVENING STARS.MERCURY. About January 20, May 12 and September 9. VENUS. Until July 3.JUPITER. Until April 1; October 23 to the end of the year.ECLIPSES FOR THE YEAR.In the year 1916 there will be five Eclipses, three of the Sun and two of the Moon.I. A PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, January 19-20. Visible to North America and the greater part of South America, and in part to the extreme western portions of Europe and the eastern portions of Asia. Occurring as follows:First contact of shadow, 5 degrees from the south point of the Moons limb toward the east.Magnitude of eclipse, 0. 137 (Moons diameter, 1. 0).II. A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, February 3. Visible to North America, the northwestern portion of South America, southwest Europe and the extreme northwestern part of Africa. The path of totality passes through the extreme northwestern part of South America and the Azores. Occurring, as a partial eclipse, as follows:III. A PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, July 14-15. Visible generally to North and South America, and in part to western Europe and Africa. Occurring as follows:First contact of shadow, 40 degrees from the north point of the Moons limb toward the east.Magnitude of eclipse, 0. S (Moons diameter, 1. 0).IV. AN ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, July 30. Invisible. Visible to Australia, New Zealand, East Indies and the Philippine Islands.V. A PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, December 24. Invisible. Small and unimportant. Visible in the Southern Ocean.