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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
CAN HOLD JOB
FOR FIRST TIME
IN TWO YEARS
minneapolis Man Freed OF Rheuma.
hsm BY Tanlac After He Had
Spent Savings Of A Lifetime In
Vain Effort To Get Well.

s'For the first time in two years
am able to hold down a job and
Just feel fine all the time" said Ed.
ward Canuts, 1926 Girard Ave-, Min
neapolis, Mimi:
Rheumatism put me out of business
two years ago so far as work was
concerned and nobody knows what I
have been through with At times
I couldn't even raise my hand to my
head, and every bone, muscle and
Joint in my body hurt me. was
uncomfortable all the time, whether
was standing up, sitting down or ly-
ing down and l don't believe l got a
Jingle good nights rest during the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
HAROLD d. SHAFT WINS
STATE FORENSIC CONTEST

Harold D. Shaft, who is making
quite name for himself, as a student
at the North Dakota State University,
recently won the state forensic contest
and will represent the state in the
interstate contest to be held in Min
nesota in April.
Mr.. Shaft, the winner, has received
a beautiful gold watch, an award
made annually by the Masonic grand
lodge of North Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
sl,l3e,,,,l'nil:.Ml.
OFFICERS and DIRECTORS

E. s. PERSON, President.
c. H. ZEHRINGER. Vice President.
O. R. POWELL. Cashier.
B. A. BALERUD, Asst. Cashier.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23

past two years.
~ wasted the savings-of lifetime
trying to find something to help me
and just think, if / had found Tanlac
in time, all the money and suffering
would have saved. l am like a
new man and now l believe the rheu-
matism has left me for good, for l
never feel sign Of it. am stronger
more active, healthier and happier
than in years."
Tanlac is sold in Minot by the
Taylor Drug Co. and other leading
druggists. adv
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
Grand Forks Seed Loan Headquarters

Grand Forks Seed Loan Headquarters
Washington, March Selection
of Grand Forks, North Dakota, as
headquarters for distribution of seed
grain loans amounting to $500, 900
authorized by Congress was announced
priation Of the relief fund, most Of
pak tS w and Montana has 81 been sent
ton that the President would sign it
Monday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23

here will be due on the said mort
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23

scribed at the front door Of the Court
House in the City of Minot, Ward Coun-
IT, North Dakota at two o'clock in the
afternoon on the 9Th day Of May, 1922
to satisfy the amount due upon the said
mortgage on the day of sale. The pre-
misses described in the said mortgage
and to be sold are situated in the Coun-
ty of Ward and State of North Dakota,
vision of Lot Four in Block Thirteen,
North Mnot,t Addition to Minot, North
Dakota.
There will be due on the said mort
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
NOTICE or RIAL 1srAr1 MORT
GAGE 1oR2oLQ6URE SALE

" Notice Is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage, made, executed and de-
livered by Edward J. Olson and Clara
First ns Bank Mfmot S
mortgage, dated the 18th day Of jan
uary 1917 and filed for. record in the
office of the Register Of Deeds in and
for Ward County. North Dakota on the
18th day of January 1917 at 2:40 o.
clock P. NJ. and recorded in Book 14S
of mortgages. on page Gil. will be fore
closed by the sale Of the premises in
the said mortgage and hereinafter de-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
Minot has an Up.To-Date 10 Cent
Bus Line


Harry Eek, formerly with the
Minot Auto Co. and Leo Finnegan
have organized the Rapid Transit
Co. and are operating one of the big
white buses on the streets of Minot,
between the hours. Of $3.50 a. m. and
9 p. m. The bus runs on schedule
and makes complete loop of the
city every As minutes. A charge Of
ten cents is made to any part of the
city, except to the south hill, the
route not yet being extended to that
the loop is 511 miles. The bus is
meeting with considerable favor and
the men behind the proposition be-
lieve their venture will prove a big
success.
The company also makes two trips
to Max daily, starting from the
Leland Hotel.
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Two Hundred Forty-six and 24/1OO
($246,24) which said sum includes in
terest paid on the prior mortgage on
the said premises with interest thereon
gage. herein foreclosed.
Dated this 22nd day of March, 1922.
.s,s FIRST INTERNATIONAL
BANK, MINOT, N. D.
L. M. Ellithorpe y
Attorney forS Mortgage. N
Minot, North Dakota 3/23-6t.
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Tuesday was the first-day of spring,
however the weather was chilly fol-
lowing a snow of the day before.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-03-23
Cut Wrists With Razor

Oscar Anderson, who has been
working near Wimbledon, attempted
to commit suicide along the Missouri
river near Bismarck by cutting his
wrists with a razor. ..
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
HON0RS DEAD WIFE
WITH MERCY WORK
W. S. c. Man. Left Widower,
Enlists for PeriIous Re-
lief Ser. ice.

consecratins TO the memory of his
deceased bride al less than a year, a
perilous service 10 humanity ia
the cholers-infected famine zone OF
Armenia. Alfred u. Merritt, n Young
Washington State College man. former.
~ OF Montana. bur lately Of Tacoma.
has entered the overseas service OF the
Near Fast Relief
Nearly all 1880 students Of the W
$. c. In Pullman remember the pretty
campus romance OF Merritt aud Miss
Miriam Ed-y. also of Tacoma. which
eliminated In their marriage al Mos.
COW. Idaho. in November, 1920
Merritt is the son OF G. NJ Merritt.
veteran railroad msn OF the West
who 20 years back was With the Butte.
Anaconda T. Pacific. Who Few years
sso was chief clerk TO Former Super
intendent Rspeije OF the Northern
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

In the Matter Of the Appointment %
Judges Of Election for the Murtarsh
and Hansen Highway District Ele g
tons:
In this riattcr. Judges Of election far
the Muriauch and Hansen II ghwaN
pisiri Z elections 10 he held February
4th aud 18th. respectively, were ap-
pointed a. follows;
For Muriaush Election. fchrrare a. 3
Prank Somsen j. l. Tolmnn W. &.
Han. az u Mnrtaneh.
For HlnSen Election "a ir hc'd FEB
ruarv nth Nepli larsen Of Reek
Creek. ". r. Brewer aud l.. a. Prior.
Of Hansen
In the Matter OF Pet 'tiors FOR the Can
collation. CT Adjustment Of Tav-T,
In this after. number 81 pet an,
reql cstins the .an-ci'afias or al So
mept ef taxes were rreer"ird 10 the
Board hut after FUN discussion al
tle matter. Il was resolved 20 refer ~
matters 10 the County Attorney f,r his
opinion.
weducsaav. February IN So for
meeting with the Superintendent a.
the Comfy Ho>pital for the pa no-r q
discussing affairs Of that inf'' 80"
Whereupon recess was taken until ~
A. NJ Fcbrnary lst, ia2.
~. ". rN"tSH
Attest: Chairman.
c. c. sIGGINs. Clerk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
NO TROUBLE TO
KEEP CAR QUIET
oil Can and Wrench viii Danish
the Sqleaks.
Necessary to See That All Parts Are
Creased Regularly and That All
Nuts Are Properly Tight.
enca.

There Is no excuse FOR noisy an
iomDblle only catelessness and lack
~ attention un account Tor sauraks
IN any ear. The automobile thai piss
~ you, carrying iis own hand II r.
iietiion on the owner and ne may i's
set down as a mghless "Sone
times Il Is hnrd To- mud squeak hat
that does not mean that Il h hard 40
ilnd the biz ONES says prominent
dealer "fhe one aud uuis enemy ~
the sqnenk Is the can and the sin
gle enemy 81 he rattle Is The wrenh.
Keep the car tlsniened AZ aud The
parts CREASED sufficiently and your car
VIII run a. silently and smoothly az.
Tee a years use ~ The day you bought
II.
1T Is not necessary to be eserIasl-
ingly ~ Il. but q Is necessary lo SO
that nli pnris are CREASED regulariy.
II you have ii driver see that be tnkrs
care Of the ear property, that he goes
n,er Il carefully al The time ni,i
greases and oils 10 when be should.
n yon drive aud care fnr your own
cur, you must grease Il aud ill u reg
ularly. Take the olling chart and
make Il a rule a. do your w"fk at
stated Intervals
keep the ear fabricated Il viii
repay you la added car life. minimum,
mechanical iroul'le aud greater salts.
faction all round.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
CLEANING CAR
NOW FINE ART
Using Modern Methods Owner
May Keep His Machine Look
ing New all the Time.
WASHING NOT CASUAL jog
large Sponge sopped Against Surface
So That Water Tr,ckies Down 10
Best wsy-Use chsmois for
Polishing

Tie lasf two or three years have
brought very remarkable develop
mem Ia American body building. The
mechanism Of the mo,l-rn meter cur
his rrurh-d an approximate degrc"
~ perfection, len, INK the mHnufac
turerS free To- devote More time Ia In
crsR~lng the atfrciiNrness % the
vehicle. The present day American
ear ~ II leaves tie factory T. really
fhing OF beauty With the highly
polished surfaces aud shiny meinl,
Naturally this has induced The owner
a. lake more pride in keeping up the
appearance ~ The gnsolihe ~ie"d. The
result l. thnt cleaning methods AMI
equipment have greatly advanced over
Those ~ few wears hack.
Easy to Keep Clean.
The present dns "Nner using mod
rru neihnis mas keep HI chr looking
n,M all The time. NOR VIII he have io
spend more Than q few moments day
fn n,-romplish This end. For instance.
there are now an the markei mum
her nf liquid aud mnN p"llshes which
will give admirable results n ihes ARE
used ~ directed.
In the nse ~ wHx polishes The first
step T. ~ clean flfr hnda ~ The ear
thoroughly The polish T. applied 70
the surface with piece ~ rleese
ciaib and then anofiier clean cloth T.
used fo distribute the Wax evenly all
inonl, make the mistake OF thinking
hat the more WAX applied the better
A. matter 81 fact very thin hlm j.
sil that Il needed
Washing The ear il not tile casual
Rob some owners seem 10 imagine. To
hesln with. the car should be washed
Immediately after Il lirs beeu dirty. II
mud f. allowed 4" remain uii the var.
nisbed surface mare Than a day II u
dlfieuli 20 eradicate n. For the WISH
ing niain water slp.,id be used. neither
too hot nor 70 coid about 20 degrees
rnhrenhrii being the proper remfirfa-
inre. large sponge soaked To clehr
water aud then sopp-d against ili" sur
rree so that Tie eairr irickles down
4. Lexf Nrv~f turn y sifFnin ~ wafer
NJ hlxh pressure on The b'dy.
Use chsrois for Drying
In drying ihe bod, 'leau chainols
skin should be- used rubbing being dome
~ straight lines n spots ~ Tar or
rond 81 Hr- found 90 the body i y
hesi fa treat ihrn with suii huifer ~
3 erasens. The bniier snfi'ns fhr De
r..sli 49, iliai q fus, o. wiped ~ ea-ils
Kerosene should be- supplied i"fnliy Hnd
wiped IN within minute.
10 Keep pace win The improved np' 7
i.earanee ~ the issit Il T. necr~sar}
To- ri,. same attended 9" DE top and
So upholstery weekly brushing -
ih. io,,. ln- H. and ''ui. viii SID ma
i.risiis in IT, iifr iahris tops should
never l.e fi.ap,-i fiii gasoline. ker"- /
-~ue ~ .,fh-r -. fiiey tend I" de-
sir.s he rubber ihe i"p. Castillo
..np nnd snt@r 81 ii..d wiih slin 4
brn-h l. Tie best licensing medium f"r {
fhe top
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

Pacific st Glendise. aud who today Is
chief clerk with the same railroad at
Tacoma
Miss Edey WAS a graduate OF the
Lincoln High School OF Tacoma. and
the groom graduate OF Stadium
High. not far away. but they met
FOR The first time at the ". ). G.
The young bride died IN Sept, mber
AZ Spokane. where Merritt war con.
nected with the Spoke~msn-Rcsisw.
Merritt took the body back 10 Tacoma
for burial then. immediately arranged
through Dr Sherman T. Divine or Spo.
kane. Nofihwes chairman OF the Near
East Relief. for enlistment In the
overseas service OF that society. lie
sailed from New York for Constant.
sopls December 10.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

There being no further business to
come before the Board at this time re
cess was declared until 10 .. m. Jnnu
sry Eth.
w. W. PARISH.
Chairman.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

bers an the clerk.
IT. the Matter Of a Petition for the
orgsp:zation Of the Kimberly High
~rv District:
In this matter, petitions for The or
sanizatioD of highway district to b"
Known Is the Kimberly Highway Dis
triet having been filed nv the Clerk.
End found in proper form: snd an cleo
ton haviu been ordered ny said Clerk
according to Jaw, the following named
residents of the proposed Kimberly
Highway district. were duly appointed
IN act as i dPes of the eleotion in sad
district on January 2s, 1929, viz: !. VI.
Steelsmith. ". II. Spence aud Herbert
Landing. all of Kimberly. Idaho, who
we're dnly notified of their appoint
ment. BY the Clerk.
In the hetter Of . Contingent Fund
fer the Use of the County Artsr
pey:
In this matter, il being the time fis
ed by law for setting aside Contin-
gent Fund for the use Of the County
Attorney. and il il therefore hereby
ordered that the sum of sloon.o0 be
and the same is hereby set aside DC
Coutingen. Fund for the use of the
County Attorney.
In the Meter of crsstng On Institute
Fund for the County SuPsrintend-
ent OF Schools:
In thi, natter, nnder provision of
Sc tion a7s creating an Institute Fund
for the County Superintendent Of
S.hools the snrn Of sann0 is hereby
ordered set aside from the Current tx
pense Find. 10 be used as an institute
Fund by the Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
In the Mstter of Making An Appro-
rristlon for the Children's Home
Finding and Aid society:
The matter Of maxine an sppropri-
1,tion for the Chldren's Home Findinr
and Aid Society was discussed pro sud
con but no final decision Was resehed
and st The hour 81 o'clock p. VI. .
recess. was taken until 10 A. VI. jam
' W. ". PARISH
Attest: Chaiiman.
c. c. sfoGTNs. Clerk.
,rxin rails Idaho. Jsunary ls. 1902.
~ A. VI. Regular January Session.
The Posrd convened OF thi, time
,nrsnsrt 70 recess Present oil mem
ters ard fhe Clerk.
In thS Mater Of . Petition Presented
by 4 T. Hamilton for C1nceuatten
of Taxes LIVED Against Lots 8 and
Be-. %. and Let z. Sec 29-s-i7.
for yesr 1918:
In tbs rsfter. eou'es {. +. H3miltos
erd pr.ssrts o petition OF snrli~sf;o1
fo- eaneelatior 81 certain tsres isviei
,-zssirst lots Three ~ and Four a..
c-rtion Twentr-eighf lssl and Lo'
Sven ~. Section Twsrtv niHe (Sef.
Township Nine fal South. Range Sew
e,tesu IN r p u. for the year
1918 for the r~9sor that said lots -
5s-erifea IN not exist.
After sSrefrl rraDinstion NJ the
,,ar.s and 4 : .us-ion Of the meter wit
tbs County tftornev. the Bosr9 or
srreS that said petition or request Re
o-snted rns the Clerk ~ss -e1ussf>7
e. notify the Tar Coliestar n the Fl
fs.t that said assessment for IN. vear 1
,Gfe and FOR anr wear. rrior tAerete
bs cancelled and stricken from tse re {
ord.
In ths Meter Of Rerevfns Agrcsuens 4
With Idaho revr Company In B<'s-
uon TO tbs Occupancy Of Public
Hshvzys:
In nis natter, cone, now TIE IsshO
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
PROCEEDINGS Of
Co. COMMISSIONERS
: +. National Bank, assigned

CONTINUED from page threel
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
ng G O II eGINNIe.
Sflrefnrr-


In TIE Matter ~ ri-'ny Salary for
Fisle Deputy AsseF-ors.
In this Hsffer. fezo'i fion fvin.,
fAs ss'sfv If I,eritv lrse sor g. ne
fi-'d ~7s aiorted Nv ne pnanimoss
vote II shr D<.asf. % follow. $50
per dss f,r MN furnish;n., his owr eat
sud s5.oo j.er day FOR ejfs snd town
work
Nbsre1ron recess wps fateu nuii
10 A. n. JaBnsrv o-*h.
". ". PARISH
Attest Chairman
{. c. ,sIS0INS. clerk.
Twin Pals. IDAHO. Jsnrsrv -. as2.
~ 4. " Regul3r Isausiv sesrion.
TIE Board rnursred ~ fhis time pufs
f.srt 70 r.esss- Present an nfrbers
and the Clerk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
HOW TO PRESERVE RUBBER
Saturated Solution Of Tvrpsntlne IN
Alcohol Mako 49, Effective and
Simple Dressing.

a snfnrnied soiuil"n ~ inrVeniinf
ID nic,,ll.si make. ar effective prvsers-
alike fer rubber TIE paint ~ rsiu-
rsii"i j. reaeli'-i nh~n 4 drop ~ IN
dissolved fufI~fiin. rriaains suspend
20 n-ri~ aieoii"l ani little m"rr -
if- .I,lrii should lee added 10 dissolve
the fnrp@niins. Rubber articles should
be prhted with ihss solution ocea'
asaAlly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
A test:
c. C. sIGGlNs, Clerk.

Twin Fclis. Idaho, January l., 1922.
10 a. m. Regn'ar January Session.
The Board convened Mt this tima
-,-nnnt ~ recess. Present al men
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
AUTOMOBILE
~f1UNISME

When following another car clDsely
on crowded roud, be- r-nd, 10 turn .nii
10 one side OF The other when nsins
ihe brakes
The Cniied States government col
lecied si4s I20.~D fran snionnol.il-
owners last year throusl, the manu-
fnctur~r's tax.
Charles J. swain claims 20 hive
owned Tie FIRST automobile IA ptlln
delphla. IN isas and since that tlinr
lie has anned - different car
The Royal Danish Automobile club
10 Copenhagen was founded Ia 1907
Prince Anei u president Of the ciuis
" hicb has membership ~ Loo
Meteor buses are used by ~"
selo,ll. IN DE United States. H.
vehicles are opefhied In Is states al.
franspsrt more than 100000 pupils
WBen motor car. after hein
cranked. runs for minute or two. aud
then stops. the first place to look f"s
the cause u the ircuhie = the Easolsns
feed line.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

- - t-.'fAtt - '"AFNN
Twin Pals. Idaho. Iarrnrv q. 1922
N A. u. Regular IsnRsrv Session.
The Board rnpvc1ed - fAis fiule
pur susuf 10 recess. Present ST mem
ers ori the Clerk.
In the Matter Of 3En To- Lew
fer the '.sbssp frspe ton Fund:
n this matter. Communication firm
he sts.r Board n sheer Con n ission-
ars IN reigfion b the levyirg of 2
mi f5x Tor The "Skeer Insr~cfion
Frnd- - eirel. rad. approved and
eriered si.resj On the minutes % fol
lows:
This Is p certify. that nv virtue
If the provisions ard terms Of Chapter
Is. Idaho Session laws. 1921. the sid
State Bo3rd Of sheep Counissioners
Of Idaho, on January &c, 1922, the to-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16
NEWLY INVENTED MUD GUARD
Acts as Shield 20 Prevent Throwing
Of Mud Against Radiator BY
the Wheels

The object 81 this new Invention IN
10 prevent the throwing Of mud against
the radiator by The wheels. A further
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-02-16

Diagram Showing Guard in Uss.
object II 20 provide mud guard So
cured Ia the ordinary guards Of The
car sud extending across the front N
the esr al the lower portion of the
radiator Scientific American.
Evening star., 1922-04-11
SPIRITS MATE AS AFFINIIIES
ON HIGH PLANE, SAYS CONAN DOYLE

! said that one could not force the hand
of Providence and that su1cloe .
would have to bear in the spirit world
the trouble that had caused MIN 10
end his life.
He said that the object of life was
to spiritualize ourselves and that
riches and successes here did not
count against that.
Climatic conditions are one Of the
stumbling blocks in sir the Arthnr path OF me-
The spirit has to obey materlal
laws when it comes within their
sphere" he explained.
He added that. despite the diner.
ence in climates between the Uniteo
States and England, two feminine
i mediums from Detroit and Toledo had
been very successful in communl-
eating with spirits in London.
Sir Arthur, who claims to. nave COIL
municated through mediums WIN
more thaP a score of departed, sasu ia,
mediums had guardian angels speclal
spirits with whom they usually com
nunicated, and that when they wish
ed to get in touch with other splrits
these guardian angels served as mas
| ters of ceremonies.
Expressing this belief that all could
become mediums if the talent"ere ue-
| veloped, Sir Arthur said that II was
| through "ectoplasm" that converse
ton with the spirit world was con-
Quoted.
| "Ectoplasm," he explained. lis a
substance emanating from the me-
dium At first it is a vapor or gas
which becomes glutinous or putty
| like and which in that state can pe
! felt.
! II have felt it myself. 1t can be
photographed. l have number oi
photographs.
TT has been analyzed by DR.
Schrenck Nothing in Germany ane
also by Partisan scientists. 1t mas
| been found to contain phosphateS
| carbonates and sulphate and some
! other substance, which has not peer
| determined.
! ! 1T is only in ectoplasm that spirit
| can materialize. A spirit passing
| through it becomes visible to the me-
dunn. l saw my mothers face in the
ectoplasm of a medium following heI
| death a few months ago. ihere Il
not the slightest question about that
1t was while l was in Australia The
face seemed as solid as in life"
Evening star., 1922-04-11
HAT AND ROUGH DRESS
WOMEN'S MAIN APPAREL
Spring Fashions No Importance to
Want-Stricken Residents
of Odessa

ODESSA, March 17.-Spring fash
ions do not bother the women of
Odessa. They have no new fashion
Journals nor cloth with which TO
make new dresses, Women some
times have a hat and a few yards
of rough cloth to clothe themselves.
Underclothing is an unknown
quantity. So are stockings. for the
unlucky. Women who have cloaks
of furs wear them in daytime, but at
night leave them home. If they did
not, they would be robbed in the
darkened streets.
People who go to the theater travel
homeward in groups for protection.
This lack of clothing hits very
hard the younger girls. One of them
said to the correspondent: Il should
like to go abroad, if only to get nice
clothes"
The older women in Russia, when
talking of the chance of ever getting
abroad, say: After all, if we got
abroad we would be- very poor and
feel our poverty more by the con-
trast. Here we are all dressed alike
and more or less in rags, and SO long
as we can get food enough perhaps II
| is best that we stay in Russia"
Evening star., 1922-04-11
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 11.-There are
marriages in the spirit world. but no
births, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle de-
clared here. 1.
The celebrated English creator of
Sherlock Holmes" who has come to
America to lecture on matters psy-
chic, made this statement in giving
reporters a more intimate view OF the
next world as he conceived it.
Marriages, he said, were on high
er level than in this world: They
constitute the mating Of affinities, ne
added: and always continue happily.
Indeed, he said. there was a very
complex form OF society in the world
hereafter.
Sir Arthur said that the great
agreement among spirits OF various
nationalfties as to life in the spirit
world was one of the strongest proofs
Of the existence of such life. He added
that the spirit world was all about
us, but that it was expressed in COL
ors and sounds which our senses were
too gross to understand.
Sir Arthur said that some minis
ters taught that it is hard to get into
heaven, but said normal, decent per-
son could not keep from going there
,, at his or her death.
Asked about suicide. Sir Arthur
Evening star., 1922-04-11
House Dresses
Ginghan or
Chambray

Billy ur k e
styles in plain
chambray or va
ried colors OF
plaids in 2ood q
quality gingham.
Price