Evening star., 1923-06-24

.tance in the palm lines. but could not
vouch for its size.
Nine. Rameses further informed the
writer that he would begin q short
journey in the near future. Good
guess, responded the reporter, who
had planned a trip to a river resort
this week.
Hard Luck Here.
The five-minute interview closed
when Nine. Rameses told the writer
that he would shortly embark on a
business career and would subse-
quently harvest riches. She accepted
the SO without chanting any magic
words and reiterated her warning
about signing papers In July as the
reporter passed through the door.
Four dollars gone. sighed the re-
legacy, several wives and q good
business career-if the palm lines
spoke the truth.
Remarkable-in Ads
Two women seers had failed to
make an impression on the reporter
SO he scanned the list of advertise
who occupies a suite of rooms near
the Baltimore and Annapolis cleo
trio line station Most remarka able
reader of human destiny. recognized
by the press, public and the foremost
scientists Of Europe" read his ad-
vertisement.
On hds way to the psychics Office
the reporter met one of his col
leagues who accompanied him on his
soothcsaying expedition. AS both
ciimed d led the h,e,,s steps to To- the second floor
be IS l1i known e@eresa as rro% shs BATH 3
room, q portion Of his faoe covered
with lather. He pointed to tho re-
ception room and asked the reporters
to be seated.
Clean shaven, with dabs Of rouge
and powder on his faos, and tanning
himself with q Srnall telescope fan,
tho professor entered a few minutes
later, and escorted the writer into his
private sanctum, and closed the door
leading to It.
What the reporter beheld was quite
different from scenes in the other
two seerist's private chambers. There
were no oriental decorations In
the center of the room was q table
with q candle on either end. On the
table was Bible
The reporter took a seat at the
table facing tho professor, who at
once related his marvellous psychist
powers, pointing out that he was q
psychoioEtst with an exceedingly
sensitive mind, which had been de-
veloped through years Of study.
Scorns Writer1 Palm.
Anxious for tho professor to get
started, the reporter placed one hand
on the table palm up The professor
looked at 1t inquisitively.
II do not read palms." he said
Il read your mind But am not going
to read yours"
Somewhat surprised. the reporter
looked at the professor Quixxioally
am going to BE- honest with
you. You. :, he he. oondnnsS; S y don't wan, an,
want TO get rid Of Il I'll send YOU
to bubble
Tho reporter replied that he didn't
care to hold q seanoe with q bubble.
and inquired why tho renowned pro-
fessor would not give him q reading
Oh, He's . Cynie.
You are antagonistio to me-" he
said. Your mind is az sensitive n
mine. but not as. highly developed
along mediumistic lines You are q
oynio, q non-believer"
Remarkable observation. respond
you believe it.
I'm the first place you brought q
person, with you who does not care
for q reading. When you go to q
doctor for medical advice or . lawysI
for legA sAyioa you do not take
/. your frisnd's mind L. not har-
fnonious with mine. ana that makes
me antagonistic 70 you When one
person N anta9onistio 70 another. he
does not like to deal with that per-
son. And your friend In the other
room is probably laughing at YOU
at this rnoment for coming here .te
see me.
"Furthermore. am quite disturbed
because have been In oonferencs
with . man from Psnnsyivania sfoi
two hours regarding . murder cass
And. too, you caught me shaving
and that distuybsd ma 4 cannot g1ss
you q reading.~
Somewhat disappointed beoeuae thu