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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

stomach. Yov know what acid
mouth does 10 the teeth--how II eats
right through the hard enamel and
causes them TO decay. Think then
Of the havoc that must be caused by
excess acid in the stomach
Even IN you are not suffering any
immediate stomach pains. but are
not feeling just as fit and fine as
you should. you should by all means
make this test. Go to your drug
store at once and get a big box OF
EATONIC. IL Is in the form Of
pieasant-tasting tablets you eat
them like a bit OF candy. EAToNTc
is prepared for just one purpose
correcting acid-stomach by driving
out the excess acid. EATONIC lit
orally absorbs the excess acid. 1t
brings instant relief from the pains
of Indigestion. heartburn. belchlng,
sour. gassy stomach. bloat. etc. 1t
makes the stomach pure. sweet, cool
and comfortable. puts IL In a nor.
NAL. healthy condition. SO that your
food is properly digested. You need
every bit Of strength you can pos
sibly get out OF the food you eat
and EATONIC helps you get IL.
Don't put this test off II you value
your future good health and happi
ness. You run no chance at all be-
cause EATONIC In absolutely guar
anteed to give you relief or your
druggist will refund your money.
The cost is mere trifle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Make This Test for
! ACid-St0maCh

There are millions OF people who
uffer almost daily from the horrors
an acid-stomach Indigestion:
our. gassy. stomach: distressing
heartburn. sickening food-repeaung.
balnful boat and that miserable.
uffsd up. lurnpy feeling after eat
81. Many OF these people have tried
reafment after treatment: medicine
kfter medicine: others nave gone to
doctors and stomach specialists and
nOme TO hospitals but In spite OF all
- their efforts they have obtained
no lasting relief or a permanent
sure.
These symptoms simply mean
acid stomach. II allowed to run on.
they are very likely to cause lot Of
serious trouble. Dyspepsia. rheuma-
.ffMn, govt, lumbago. sciatica, split
ttng headache. dizzy spells. nervous
ness. sleeplessness, mental depres-
eion, melancholia. a feeling Of list.
1essness and allgoneness--these are
5usf a few OF the disorders which can
b. traced to scid-stomach. As a
matter OF fact. acid-stomach Is often
the direct cause of those almost in
durable conditions known as catarrh
Of the stomach, intestinal ulcer, and
cancer OF the stomach. The lives Of
those who suffer from these serious
troubles are nothing short of daily
agony. Surely, then. you must see
how important II Is TO 20 at once
30 the seat of tho trouble - acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
SCORES VISIT
CARLETON PARK
Magnificent View District to
Be Developed

The preliminary opening % Carrie
ton park. situated on Magnolia
Heights and overlooking Puget
Sound and tho olymplos. brought
scores OF interested visitors Co see
this unusual residential property
sunday and Monday. All this week
the park viii bo open to the public.
leading up 10 actual sales. beginning
next Sunday.
Seattle has had demonstration
Of what may b. expected In a mag
nifieent park. protected by rcatrlc
lions and with a future absolutely IS
sured. a. evidenced by Mount Baker
park said Arthur A. Phinney. Of
Jones and Phinncy. tho firm that
developed tho Lake Washington
property and now Is inauguratlng
Carleton park.
Carleton park VIII give Seattle all
tho enriched beauty % the older
park. but substitutes a salt water
panorama that canno, be osce--ied
In beauty IN any part o. tho West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
WILL COMPLETE BRIDGE

The city council Monday appro-
priatod $255. 900 out OF the proceeds
from sale OF bridge bonds to COM
pletc the 10th ave. N. u. bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
SEATTLE TO Be
: AERO STATION
Open Campaign to Obtain
Landing Site Here

An energetic campaign to make
,seattic the main station in the com.
Ing Coast and Alaskan aero mail
service is under way by the Aero
club OF the Northwest. w. l.. Boeing.
president. which has formulated
p,ans for water and land landing
sites and submitted them for the an.
prevail OF representatives of nearly
every civic organization In Seattle.
In an address Monday night. w
y. Boeing called attention to prenar.
auons on the part OF Tacoma and
1Ortiand. In anticipation OF the com.
ing air postal service. and stated that
The matter Of having a good field.
ana having IL first. was OF primary
Importance. judge George Don
worth spoke OF the future OF the
Aero club. stating that he believed
u IL years IL would occupy the same
ntion OF Importance that the auto.
Mile club does now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
WILL IDENTIFY
YOUNG BANDITS
Man Says They Tried to
Run Him OF Road

y, =. Treiohci. 1915 lEaatlake ave.
says he VIII bo able TO identify the
four auto bandits who committed a
series OF rohberics along the Bothcll
road early Sounday morning II they
are captured by the police, Treichol
tclephoncd the police Monday night
that an automobile bearing four
youths attempted 10 crowd him Oft
the road near Bothcll shortly betsfo
II o'clock saturday night The pres
ence OF another ear behind him pre-
vented the bandits from stopping
him.
Tho car used by the auto bandits
had been stolen from Mrs. Catherine
lloyd. 1921 asa ave =. IL was found
on Beacon blvd, near Rainier ave.
and Henderson At. Monday. IL had
been run about 400 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
North Lake Votes
June 1 on Bonds

Bonds amounting TO $4,000 for
the Improvement OF water service
and the election OF water com
missioner will bc voted on by the
residents OF North Lake June l..
The district is now supplied with
a four-inch pipe connected with
the city main at s5th 1T. and
Greenwood ave. but on account OF
the rapid growth OF the COM
munity. this IN considered made
quate. The Seattle city council has
under consideration n plan TO sup
ply a f6-inch main for North Park
and Firlands. Half OF the expense
OF this new main would be borne
by the city and half by North
Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

Grieve IL navigator for Can't. liar
ny q. Hawker. who Is waiting with q
Sopwith plane at Newfoundland for
a favorable moment to hop Off on q
transatlantic flight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

The strike OF Seattle building
trades workmen has been called off
the Master Builders association hav
ing agreed 10 a truce. Men who Were
on strike last week are now back on
the job under their new wage scale
Carpenters and brickiayers arr get
ting $3.50 and - a day respectively
and recognition has been given the
five day week. pending negotiations
now under way by n Cancellation
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
THEATRES
PA>TAGES


Easily one OF the most prctentious
dancing acts that has ever appeared
In Seattle. This Is the verde; one
would readily render after witnessing
Ruth 81 Denis Offering at the
Pantagus this week Mlks ST. Denis
ability as n terpalchorcan artist need.
no comment IA the star IN well
known In this city as gifted por.
trayrr Of the oriental and nymphlikr
dances. No expense has been spared
In staging and coztumlng tho act IN
which the dancer Is supported by
four pretty and graceful young girls.
The rest OF tho bill In pleasing
Alice Teddy. n bear. causes con
tinual uproar BY It's comic antics on
roller skates: Joe Reed IL a talented
musician. Caites Brothers and Beat
rice have n happy combination OF
comedy and dancing.
Billy Abrams and Agnes Johns
hav. n dramatic playlet and Thomas
Race and Freeman Edg. present 'ou
London Bridge" a comedy skit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
LODGE LEADER HERE

Deputy Supreme Commander Mrs.
NJ. Aydelotte. OF the woman's Ben.
eft Association of the Maccabees. Is
here in conference with officers OF
tho local chapters. Mrs. Aydelotte
ls in charge or tho Pacific Coast
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
PLAN FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services Tor Nina Han
son. daughter OF Jorgen Hanson,
3s37 w. seth St. Ballard. who died
Sunday at the age OF 80 after an
illness OF several months. will be
held Wednesday from the Pheasant.
wiggen chapel, Ballard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
PRICE TREND
IS DOWNWARD

NEW YORK. April ia more gen
eral readjustnent OF prices on declin-
ing scale. marked todays session OF the
stock market. leaders particularly IN,
vestnnent trails and United States Steer
renoting further liquidation attributed
in part to conservative interests.
In its resistant course the market ne
ouently indicated an over-e1tcnsion anc
consequent weakening Of the SUSTAINED
ball account which has controlled move
uoer1ts for almost two months past.
Technical conditions proved more po-
tent than actual developments although
overnight dispatches from eastern
Europe invited fresh bear aggress1ons,
Continued firmness Of call loans ano
peucity OF time funds also served as
a restraint. despite the removal Of al
restrictions on brokers loans
/. Omitted States Steel was under 1nceS-
hrnt pressure breaking DO s77 It's
low arice of the week. bat closing on-
the more conspicuous because OF tne
strength Of related shares notably Been-
lehm.
settye of the petroleur1s. holding nucH
OF it's foud point gain: Atlantic Gun lee
tba sshippings at 3 gross gain OF
POINTS but American 1nterpatonal eou
"A almost 4 points to the decline Wn'cn
followed yesterdays announcement ~
the coming $40 payment on me S.ock.
RSTofS4lS AMONG rS14S IIoei5, --x.o
a. Paul common and preferred. Union
aeiric and Norfolk & Western at ae-
SESSIONS Of / to 2 points Eoorpmen.S:.
metal. and tobaccoS were unsteady puN
food shares and secondary mln.ns
snes made variable gains. Safes aInoo
ed to 100000 shares VITO.
1rregularity in the bond market va
.,ie11y due to reactions in high grace
rails. Liberty bonds also Yielded .. pes
foreign issues were steaa IN s6S Si SSo ola
1rHt States coupon As gained Is on
oaIe4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. April 'll-Bradsircel
Tomorrow will say: $500 ,h-o,ch
Two contrary currents run tt,Husi,,
The trade and industrial report $ 10 b,au y,
streets journal. Ordinary uiSt n,o,cos
fradc stimulated by spring inmnTn ions
narfert winter wheat. crop cohdItIu
p ~, priccS present and PROS
ncc!ive for farm produr". past cS &C. m,
nduaria and nsriEu'nral ,h6nsnnslx " Of
ny 800 tr nriyai" life with money IN
Their shows fur, f%r!n% and Tx ad ro"ds
aeSILt ..o,.iicus lIIynr from whole
sn,crs for fail is rather. moro coni'ncm ml
and while Ih"r" are "viGs sG,,ci, "' talk ak
S s,,!, reI,,ctio ions so far made are mol up
t tr'' cxpcciations. AS for some Tine tine, p AS
con$ump,tyc demand sr"ms 10 S,nf ban of
rnr necessity. hence millinery. women
weor of all Kinds. mems clothing: !n"T' .
ry. automobiles and muslcal INSTRUMENTS
ore active. ..r-e as mn
Weekly bank clcarinGs Sd'6"S'1's'''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April 1l--Hngs. rercip5iSS
IS moo: market carly mostly - 70 ~
cents higher: rlosinE ~ t" ID ID ,o oG,"E
III ono Bulk Of sales an.l3 n "n."u;
h hen weight aO:@5 q ,20.5n; m"dt y n,
w W1 sN.sN q 9o.i5: light weight l?'S "a
a s6;ao: light 1874 a : Is 90 s0"S iS''O
" chT"TiiE receipts 1900: beef steers
steady to strong; others Sly: str h,,y ;
shr-siock strong to ?5c higher; n nr,, u, ~
and feeders steady: est im9i "a t@ O.! or Ss
/ mn. heavy beef st"crs. .5n Z" .h-o
l IiSb beef ef s,ccrs 1000 n 1850: butcher
and cutters SIS q 1910: veal , calves
Iaa5 n 1900: $ockers and feeders
s's SHEE Err receipts a.On0: steady: csti-
mated tomorrow 5000: lambs 81 pounds nts
~ - 5o n 1850: cullS 1+.h0 @ l7.!0;
cwcs MEDIUM and good 1?;on % 1850;
culls and common 500 % 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
BUTTER, EGGS, C1u1s1
FIFTEEN

NEW YORK. April 11-Butter easy;
extras t92 score) 65E; tirsts 63i5 a. IS !:
packing stock current make Number .,
49,. n A.
EGGS. irregular; fresh gathered cx-
rtraS i5i. n AZ: fresh gathered northern
section iirsts Ilia O. 431.; do. southern
II n 43; stale, Pennsylvania and nearby
western hcuncry white, fine TO fancy 81;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
brown IS a II: do. gathered brown and
mixed colors ~ q 46.
CHEESE steady; state whole milk
fats: current make specials 80 81 SO /;
do. average run 3lE q SO.
POULTRY live. trm: stays 20: fowls
70 II II: old BOOSTERS FL: turkeys % @
30: dressed steady and unchanged.
Flour firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
SUGAR

NEW YORK. April 1.-The local raw
sugar market was steady and unchanged
at i.2S for centrifusal to the r1fn sHc
The board reported purchases OF ill'ao"
In refined the demand continues OF
hand TO mouth character with all REIN
ers able to make prompt shipment. The
arrivals Of raw sugar the past week
have been fairly liberal and are expected
tc be so again during the coming week.
50 that any increase In the demand can
DC easily met by reffners. Prices are
unchanged at . cents for fine graduated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 11-Cattle,
steady; supply light. Prime 100 %
sheep. steady: supply fair. Prime
wcvhcrs 100 n 1915: cuils and COM
mon 100 n 500; lambs 1000 q 1o.oV;
veal calves 1900 a 1850.
Hogs. active: receipts six double DECKS
Prime hcuvics and heavy yorkcrs so:i0
n 1850: light workers. 1000 n 20.25;
pigs 1850 a. 1000: roughs 100 % 1oSO.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The IntclliGcncer Want Ads.
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.nen.I High. Low. Close.
DEFY GOODS

NEW YORK. April l1-Denims today
',.ton ducks discounts were shortened
10 ~ basis OF 4s1s percent off the list
GRAY goods were active and higher.
Yarns were firmcr. Jobbers reported an
Increased business. Silks we're IN octtcF
demand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
IN
CORN NARkE1

CHICAGO. April 11.-Frcsh strength
developed in the corn market TO-DAY,
chiefly as Il result OF word that ths
United States shipping board would NOT
assign any moro vessels TO the Arser-
tinc trade. Prices closed unsettled -
nnt higher with May sl.5T% TO $l:aSN
and july Sass to $50. Oats finished d
at %c decline to y like advance. 5d IN
provisions there was, a rise of .? 70 90
- Open High. Low. Close
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Ask. | Bid.
New York Cotton Market

Furnished The Intelligcncer by A. E.
uasIcn 4. Co. members Of the New YORK
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
inc. Wheeling. w. Va
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n. 7, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, AprN II, -.
Enrn1.hed The IntelliHencer BY A. h
nssten & Co., members OF the New SoEs
Stock Exchange. National Bank Suilo,
in1 wheeling. W. Va Louis F. Brand.
Resident Partner.
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TOTAL sales l,293.90o shares.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. April II. 1e.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by A; e
Mastcn & Co.. members OF the New YORK
stock Exchange. National Bank Builo-
inn Whaling vi. va.
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ror,EOn GRAIN

TOLEDO, Ohio. April ll-Cloy"rsccd,
rrinIc cash 5000: April $50; October
lTc5. .o
9rinothr prime cash old sos: now
SIS; April Els May 5.1c3:.; September
5,65; October 5:A5.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary StocA

WHEELING. W. Va. April H. -
Furnished The Intelhgeneer by a vi
mastcn & Co., members OF the Ne" , Ia
Stock Exchange. National BANK
Iut.AA1innr w Va
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. April 10, 10.
Furnished The Intelligencer by a. Z
Hasicu IL Co.. members or the Pittsourgn
Stncis ISxrhnnEc National Bank Build
my Wheeling, w. Vn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April II, ~.
Daily uuotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the 1ntelligen-
rQc.
Gr0CES bid. Ask. L. 8
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(61-Transfer books close April II for
q regular | per cent and IA extra per
cent. payable May J.. .,
T1-Transfcr books close April Il.
for a regular per cent cash dividend.
payable May l.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intcllizencer Want Ads.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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PETHO LEUH

PETROLEUM
OIL. CITY. April 11--Credit balances
q Runs i4,oT4; average 1858. Ship
mcnts 32,792; average 4S.sSs.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April n, Is
rurnished The intelligence by p a.
Masten & Co.. members OF Rank Build-
,nc, Wheeling. w. va.
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Cash quotations.: Corn. 80. :. ye ny
e sol: asl.62la; No. yellow sA''' =
asl.60: No. yellow nominai z.o,a,rd
oats. No. white o9eo''
50 p Po tx nominal Lard 1874" Ribs
so6T59So1.I5.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
Harmony.

The members society, community
players in n orchestra.
The moving picture
community. large smal-he principle being the
Some players different duplicate
add the volume Of sound but the results whole,
uey dependent the perfection of the individual effort each
his part.
He play his and time;
whole performance determines the character
of the organization And likewise human socy The
and effort Of each individual of the community
character OF the community and harmonious workings
society One player by himself unaccompanied either
in interest volume of sound but each in his relation
the other produces both harmony and
OF each all important the general result So is
the working of human society There
and efforts be unnoced take them and the
of all others rendered useless and improbable
worth of real dershp in the
orchestra.
The large parts many
permit the director himself be payerjus
executives in the working organizations of ochy
value directors of work than actual workers
But whether he actual player
tors function is of keeping the individual players
by criticism and suggestion that each
harmony with his fellow players and for results whole
The orchestral director despotc altitude to-
wards his of driver rather than leader of his
paradox that he trying harmony by instng
their hearts Driving unwilling
with fear rather than
do within 1t that orchestra select
be while society," community must be taken is Yet
orchestra perfectthee always for
Society perfect but there will be
individuals that the possibility improvement
selves.
That reform, like charity, begins a home.
That society community good individuals who
prise it it, will it to be-
Each of playing better as we
play individual parts better.
The vaue of propaganda depends entirely the proportion
sdckers in the population
Charging finally leads to laying the last
straw on the camers back
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
TAKING A LIGHTER VIEW OF THINGS

Mexican bandits have much United States landlord
prohteers.
The gallery eheered Reeds on the league hut
told whether his logic or hi, end
Senator overman the South the league and the
treaty What ne means that the South is solid and
Wilson is solid for the league and the treaty
The government handle DAnnunzo bee,n.. h =
popular with the people Also because is too popular
with the Italian government
mob'at Drught Oka took charge of the drove
the police municipal Aren't conditions
Russia?
The industry of making leather of 6sh skins thrive IL
can with Wall Street obtain the covering suckers
skinned that thoroughfare.
About the time learn ympathz strikers because
the police club them required sympaze police
because the strikers them
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
By the REV. CHARLES sTELzLE.

Way down in every mans heart
there's a conviction that there's a
spirit world"
And this conviction remains long
after the period when he was fright
ened by ghost stories"
With some this belief results in
fear OF meeting a spirit" alone In
the dark with the consciousness that
the weapons they would ordinarily
use against a physical enemy are en-
tirely useless, even though they are
sure that spirits" must be altogeth-
er harmless.
With others there's a longing that
one who has gone ahead to the spirit
world viii come back and in some
way make themselves known.
To what extent this actually hap
pens today nobody can ever know
For to those who may have had such
experiences they usually become so
sacred that they do not publish them
to the world.
Recently. there have appeared q
number OF books and a good many
articles dealing with this subject.
Most of them are shallow and fan
ciful. although a few discuss II seri-
ously and with evident sincerity and
open-mindedness.
Practically all OF these writers re-
pudiate the so-cslled mediums
who have made a profession Of rails
ing spirits for the benefit of anxious
friends who wish to receive messages
from the departed.
But there's no doubt that down be-
meath all the fraud and fancy there's
foundation for the belief that
the dead do come back. sometimes.
and that they are just as anxious 10
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29

In Boyiand. at certain seasons,
marbles of various denominati ons
are accepted at fixed values in COM
mercial transactions.
Postage stamps are as good as
money. The farmers wife can
bring a basket OF egs to the gen.
eral store and buy a dress. The
stage strike has revealed the fact
that many actors carry their saw
ipgs in the form OF diamonds. which
they consider as good as cash.
An established form OF currency
is a small celluloid disc. red or
white or blue. usually plain on both
sides. The value of these chips is
huctuating. A dollar will buy @
double handful of them in a store
but frequently a small stack of the
blue variety costs many cellars.
They are not found in the usual
channels of trade. and man
would not profit by having his
pockets filled with them.
Yet prominent persons have been
known to sit up alT night trying to
acquire a few dozen of these SYM
bols.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-29
CAN THE DEAD SPEAK TO US?

speak 20 the living as the living ars
TO hear from them
The Bible doesn't say very much
about spiritualism, using the word
in its broadest sense and most OF
what has been written in the Bible
must be viewed in the light OF the
times when black art was prac-
ticed almost entirely for purposes OF
deception and commercialism.
II Is also broadly intimated that
most OF those who posed as inc
diuns" in those days were under tho
influence OF evil spirits. and were
not to be trusted
But the context proves that there
are also good spirits:
Try the spirits whether they are
OF God" is one New Testament in
junction.
That those in the other world do
come back is plainly taught in the
case OF the prophet. Samuel, who
was brought back by the woman
Endor," at the request OF King Saul.
The Bible records a bona fide con-
versation in this instance which.
cannot very consistently be proven.
q fake, for either the story is true
or the Bible isn't authentic.
Just how the spirits Of the depart
ed may be invoked with the certain
knowledge that they are genuine has
not yet been made manifest
All that one can do. probably, is to
keep ones self in tune with the God
Of the spirit world, and ask Him to
speak to US through such a medium
as He may select. and to be OPEN
minded 10 such truth as may come to
US through the reverent. sincere
study of the subject by others.