The morning call., 1893-10-29
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
~ Professor Fred Bell.

E~S Free! Free! Free!
special Sotice-We have pleasure in annoupc-
ing to the public that the society having raised
monthly subscription can now throw the doors OF
the temple open both after noon and evening free,
when Professor Fred Bell, speaker to the Humani-
tartan Spiritualists metropolitan Temple). will
deliver TWO very thrilling lectures to-day, as
fol OwS: Afternoon, at Z:l5 O'Clock, subject
"Sowiug and Reaping. Miss Adele NJ. Levy and
Professor Bell will sing appropriate solos,
evening. o'elock, subject 'Ihe Naiue OF SDir-
renowned Professor Fred Evans. who will give
pubic platform tests of independent slate-writ-
ing, proving beyond doubt that you can commu-
nicate with your spirit friends. Miss Maybele
Hobrook will play violin solo. Misc Levy and
Mr.. Bell will also sing in the evening. Professor
Eckman VIII preside at the grand organ. Every
n .B-The Temple is the largest hall in the
city. over 400 seats FREE. Seatholders Will
please come early.
F%7 The Snciety of Progressive Spirit
S~S ualists holds three meetings to-day at the
Nationals Hall. Ellis St, near Polk.
AT / O'Clock Mrs. Shellhamer- Longiey viii an
swer written questions on spiritual subjects. DIT.
): K. Raviin VIII follow with a brief address
At ?. IL the conference viii be opened by Dr.
Ravin. IT. Temple ana Or. Schlesnger will
give tests TO skeptics that will demonstrate to
them that those termed dead do return
Mr. LoDgley. the fnspiratfona composer and
singer, viii! lead the singing at the morning and
afternoon meetings.
AT P: n. the service will be opened with an
overture by the orchestra. MRS. LONGLEY will
deliver the address. Mr. S Sandy, the popular
barytoDe sOlOSU, will sing The Yeoman's we'd
diug'' and ''The Bridge"
Dr. J. N. Temple viii give tests in his clear and
decisive manner, which leaves no room for doubt
Morning service free. Afternoon and evening
Ice
An are most cordially invited to attend Our aim
is for the best IN ali things
e. >pfritualisnI DIR. E Robbins. the
ES~1 gifted inspirational speaker and test me di-
um, uow that he has large audiences aud hosts of
friends, has decided TO lecture TONIGHT on the
subject OF 'SpiritualiSm Comforter in the
DARK Hour of Distress. or a Romance OF an Inno-
cent Man Unjustly Accused" his will be the
most thrilling. instructive amusing and pathetic
lecture yet delivered The time having now ar
rived to answer the viifers OF Dr. Robbins and
his daug ter's character by facts demonstrated,
persons In the audlencs WIZ give their experience
of the wonderful effect of magnetized paper, DR..
Robbins will also be entranced by the spirit OF
Henry Ward BeecheT TO answer questions pro-
pounded by the audience scientific subjects.
Professor o. S. Fowler will delineate character
and give important information in regard to rms
higher development OF human nature. Sandy
Bowers. the Scotch spirit. will give psychome trle
readings OF flowers, lewelry ana ore, and Indian
spirits Will heal the SICK aud develop mediums in
the audience. MagnetiZed paper II be given
away 10 those that are mediumistlc who wish to
develop their gifts. Positive proof will be gwen
that the so-called dead still 1--we Crowded houses
If you wish 10 get good seat come early. In
spiratlonal music and singing. Doors open at Z:
So Eddy st. Admission free
r. DIR. R1n-Fs' Spiritual Meeting M
E~c ST. Georges Hail. 9091a Market ST., SUNDAY
and Friday at and P. NJ Circle and platform
tests by Mrs. Seely. Henderson and Harland.
G~S lectures every Sunday evening at AS. at
800 Post ST. Tonight "The Masters" by Mr.. Alb
bott CLARK.
EF Mrs. j. j. whitney. the CeIebratel
US~S clairvoyanr, trance medium, viii give pub
lie test meeting on next Sunday evening, Nov 5.
at ODD Fellows Hall. cor. seventh and Market Sts
Everybody invited. Admission free O'Clock
sharp. Prof. Fairweather Will conduct the music.
EP Free Lyceum-Every Sunday at 2
ES~S p NJ, Washington Hall, 30 Eddy ST. Free
discussion Topic to-day: rs the equalization oi
wages Desirable 90
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
H. WalhaIIa Encampment No. 7.A %
@~D I. o o. F.-The officers and members
OF the funeral committee of the above y y
named encampment requested to meet next
SUNDAY. tie 29rh inst, at 80 O'Clock P. N
sharp at their hall for the purpose of attending
the funeral Of their late mem Der, LOUIS KRU-
GER. oc28 2tl f. 7. MUFFE, @. T.
ES Harmony Lodge No. } 3, >SNaglQz>.
G~S l. o. O. F.-The officers and the SSrsE<[
members OF the funeral committee OF 4$1%
above lodge are hereby notified to //TRN>~
assemble at odd Fellows Hall, cor. Market and
O'Clock p n. for the purpose of attending the
funeral OF our deceased brother, LOUIS KRUE
GER EDw J. VOGEL, y g.
JOS. 6. Myself R. 8. oc28 Ut
GS u he san Francisco Scot q
Es~S tish Thistle Club will give n u ~
grand Halloween party at their hall, ll5 SATVS
MiDna ST., on UESDAY EVENING Oc- SA9saSs5z&
tOber 81, an old-time programme of games sonv'
ana dancing VIII be given. Grand march at
O'Clock. General admission % cents
oc29 suTu u Ii ERARY COMMITTEE.
e. old Friends Me- FIRST ana Third
Es-O Thursday nights each month in Myrtle hall
Alcazar Theater building. Take elevator at west
entrance. A. CRAIG, President.
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