Evening star., 1923-06-24

his past, present and future. the re-
porter left. promising to return some
day alone, when the clairvoyants
mind was In a state of equilibrium.
Determined to learn whether the
male Of the species is more accurate
lines Of a human palm. the reporter
again consulted the advertisement and
selected another professor"
Within five minutes from the time
of leaving the sanctuary of the first
professor" the writer entered the
office Of the second professor" Two
young women were waiting In the
outer chamber; the professor" was
closeted in his private sanctum with
The reporter seated himself on a
comfortable overstufred chair. and
turned over in his mind the neatness
reception s room in Comparison with
some others he had seen in his ap-
parent futile search for more light on
the subject of palmistry. One Of the
the presence Of the writer, and hid
her not too attractive face behind q
newspaper.
Land-OMce Business.
One by one the women entered the
reception hall and departed at intervals
Of about five minutes, leaving crisp
legal tender in the palmists palm.
This man was the busiest seer the re-
porter had met on his little Journey.
The writer's turn came. Ushered into
the small room, he found the same
TOOLS Of the palmists 2,ofessiona,eaa
sat in one and from the force of
habit placed his right hand on the
table. palm up.
A Southpaw Palmist
Your left hand; please" was the
RoM sf the hess
work. thought the writer. One seer
had read his right palm, another both
right and left spontaneously and the
professor" called for the left. The
table.
By hasty glance over the writer's
palm. the professor" discovered that
two planets Were exerting their in
fiuence on his life-one evil and the
IN ne eontroi of both e the 1 matsrial a n1% sna
spiritual body, he said. but the good
planet would wrest this power away
from its competitor in 1924.
The iongsy,isyy Longs Of the reporter was
The life line told him that the writer
| was to enjoy a long life. CON this
point and only this. did all the
seerists agree.)
Bad. Bad News Here.
But the reporter was marked for
his share Of the ills of mankind, tho
,rouSfsp Mosd sst Tns oss som
throat infections, he said.
Strange, the reporter said to him.
self. Nine. Woo Woo just several
hours previous had predicted that
his ills would be due to either
! The question Of matrimony was the
ne1 'IRs0 Hs saw IN X he y yins. ne said.
indeiibly but family scraw,edds; d,,ds the ne
cording to the palmist before the re-
porter would take unto himself a
wife.
He's Locking Wen.
After that prediction the writer
concluded that he had no "henpecksd"
appearance nor bore any Of the scars
Of domestic utensils. Three seers
had utterly failed to read on his palm
that he took the solemn vow In
a the oonolusion Of tn. ...nee the
had three questions he desired tc have
questions which had to do With the
mythical legacy, the date OF hi. mar
riage and his Forthcoming vacation;
The imaginary inheritance would
come along In q few years, the "pro-
lessor" replied. The marriage Is
scheduled for next year. he said.
while the vacation trip would be IN
enjoyable one without accident
Another groenback gone, with the
palmist's holding batting average
Of about DOL per cent for accuracy
and IS of the reporters money, he
was ready to hit tho trail with old
p. T. b.
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