Evening star., 1937-02-07
should have been, 1t seems. She didn't

SnOuIQ nave DeeN, IL seems. Sfc QlQn I
"see much of the M. d." but got some
kind of vibration that suggested news
paper work. Just as thought she was
getting warm she changed the subject
to the auburn-haired girl.
For my So also got medical advice.
The crystal ball diagnosed me and
determined that shouldn't eat sweets
plenty of vegetables, but no sweets.
Some member of my family should
be careful about signing his or her
name to papers of any sort. I'm going
to move-that's what the two keys
meant. The only influence which
would cause me to move would be nom
payment of rent. In view of the riches
about to descend on me like pennies
from heaven can't see why that
should bother me, but anyhow I'm
going to move. The crystal ball said so.
p ESUPPLIED with money that's
going to return to me like bread
cast upon the waters. made ready for
my last soul-baring episode. The seer,
a man. this time, answered the phone
himself. 1t was pretty unnerving TO
talk over that worldly instrument of
modern civilization with fellow who
claims to be in league with very un-
worldly forces.
Up steep flight of stairs went, to
the male clairvoyant's "cave"-three
rooms and a bath. The opening of the
door caused bell to tinkle in the
mysterious distance as if touched by
a spirit hand. felt as If in dentists
waiting room.
The seer came forth and greeted me
in q velvety voice. The cave" was
decorated la Egyptian. with tapes
tries showing ancient Egyptians pos
ing as only ancient Egyptians do. Even
the radio had q couple Of assorted
Pharaohs on 1t.
The seer, beckoning me to a seat
in a sort of inner reception room,
disappeared toward the rear-to COM
mune with the spooks, no doubt.
After minute or two he called me
to his Sanctum sanctorum and We
talked prices. He wrote his fees
down in Roman numerals, like this:
II, III, v, x. Showed he was in
touch with the past.
On the excellent theory that one
shouldn't count their chickens be-
fore they're Matched or their money
before it's pocketed, I disregarded
previous predictions Of financial good
fortune and called for the 81 read
ing. The seer appeared disappointed.
He asked for my ring, wrapped it in
mystic cloth. snapped out the desk
lamp and went to it. With his left
hand he held the cloth, with my ring
inside, against his left temple, while
with his right hand he spun a crystal
ball.
In q low and rapid voice, eyes
closed, the man who knows all'
poured out my destiny. He went so
fast I got the impression he was
delivering Form Forecast No. X-1o314.
If he was, he had certainly gotten 1t
down pat. He talked about 1.-The leaves
of Spring" and "the year 10 and &c."
He, too, said was going to move
from one mouse to another and warned
against incautious signing of papers.
I'm going to be sick, but it won't be
serious and all will be well when
1.-The leaves of Spring come to the
trees" Travel? Oh, my, yes!
Wealth? You bet!
The research, however limited,
which resulted in the aforesaid ex-
.periences, would have been totally in
complete without at least an effort
to see the Washington woman who
is one of the Nations most renowned
fortune tellers. The effort died a-born-
ing, for so famous is this clairvoyant
that she was dated up" for two weeks
hence, from $3.50 am. throughout the
day and evening.
After my researches were concluded
went to a parking lot, but no one
could look in crystal ball and tell
me where to find my car.