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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Passenger Ships Due

Columbia, Crstobal Aug ]; to w r
Grace Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier SO. Bklyn tAtlantic
Basin).
Munargo. Nassau Aug 8 to Munson S
Lines with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon al Fer 8, E (Coenties slip)
\, sooney' Havana Aug 3; to N Y & Cuba
Mall 5 Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier "a, e r <wall ST.
CITY OF ST Louis Savannah Aug s. to
ocean CO. is expected to dock at Pier
Lenape, Jacksonville Aug 6; to Clvde
s 5 Co: is expected to dock at Pier 80.
n r Charlton st)
Due Tomorrow
Colombo Qt) Naples July 81; to Italian
american Line with mails is expected to
5Tth st} '"eS'
zacapa Santiago Aug 8. to United Fruit
20. 20 with I nlaiis; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 10. r maiden Lance.
Due Thursday
- President Monroe. Cherbourg Aug / to
y 5 Lines with mails; is expected TO dock
afternoon at Pier 4. Hoboken
rr aoussillon 6Frl' Havre July 81: to
dock forenoon at Pier IA, r Cyest
saith st}. N"eee
st Paul Hamburg July 81; to American
3 ;nr YIN nails Will dock about m at
Metapan, Kingston Aug s. to yYnitaa
Fruit Co with mails; is expected IN 49,
FORENOON al Pser To- Il r (Matden Lanai
Fort Victoria (Br9. Bermuda Aug 4. 70
Furness, Witty g. Co with mails. il 81,
pecteo TO dock about $3.50 a IN at pier OK
n West 55th st3 e' 10
Due Friday
Vessel. Port as.ns
@aufesan'a' Southampton. Aug 8.
George Washington Cherbourg,. Aug z 20
carrnania. Queenstown. Aug .. 'He'
Br4ttania. Marseilles July &c. .Fahrs 3ane
Dne Saturday
Drottning holm. Got hen burg. Aug
Swedish American Line
Noordarn, Plymouth, Aug 8. --@A'
Montserrat Cadiz. July al
Spanish Royal Mall Lts,e
ESperanza. Havana, Aug 8.
ny & CUBA Mail Co
Due Sunday
Dante Aiighier;. Naples, July 81.
1890 Mcdonnell & Truda
Aroonland. Antwerp Aug e. Red Star Line
Adrsatic, Southampton, Aug 5..W sfarI'i,,s
fastoree Fort Lsnon. Aug 3. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Lafayette, Hayre Aug s. French H..
United States Copenhagen, Aug s.
Scandinavian American Line
Bayern, Hamburg. Aug B.. Unit Arr r.inas
forck. Bremen, Aug 2
North German Lloyd Line
Zuiia. Mayaguez. Aug g.. Bliss, DaIlett 4 IN
San Juan, San Juan. Aug 8.
d Porto Rico Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
y Independent Wireless
Tel. Co. Tne

Abercos los Cape Hatteras Aug G.
Arapahoe 80 N Diamond Aug 6
american Legion $50 Sc Ambrose Aug 6.
Bogota 2S3 Sc Ambrose Aug g.
Bridgetown 80 SSE Scotland Aug G.
Cody 3a3 Cape Henry Aug
Grafton Fall 80 Sc Nantucket AUG
City OF Montgomery 100 n Diamond Au- 8
City of Savannah ISL y Hatteras Aug
Dean Emery 1sn 245 NE Diamond Aug c.
FASTENER 1ss S Boston Aug
Faith 1875 Sc Ambrose Aug G.
Franklin los S Scotland Aug Z
George Washington 1881 q Ambrose AM. &
Anaconda at z Ambrose Aug 4 y
Huron as Scotland Aug Z.
Fort Hamilton 24e z Ambrose Aug 6.
] N Pew $40 n Diamond Aug 6
Joinbardy 100 Cape May 1870 a n, Au- =
Isaera ais so z 81, ME- Diamond Aug q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

MANILA, Aug 5-shinyo Maru (Jap).
ALGOA BAY. Aug Tartar Prince
GIBRALTAR, Aug 5-Tuscola QtaD.
YOKOHAMA Aug thanking. San
Francisco for Hongkong.
LIVERP0oL, Aug 5-Asian (Br), New
Orleans; Westlake, Boston.
ALEXANDRIA,. Aug 5-Memphis City,
New Orleans.
BUENos AYREs Aug e-ossining, New
OBJ. New York
,ce1BRALTAn. Aug. 5-Passed: Taorrnina
New York for Genoa.
SMYRNA, Aug Saxon Prince (Br).
New York.
DELAGOA BAY, Aug s-Eastern Glade
'n AM h TEE DAN Aug 1T ] williams
ROTTERDAM. Aug 4-Edam Du). New
Orleans: Hindustan (Br), Montreal: s.
Deutschfeid (Ger). New Orleans; Ayle-
stone (Br). Orange, Tex,
BEIRA, Aug 4-Dromore Castle (Br)
coNsTANTINoPLE Aug 4-cameronia
LONDON, Aug 5-Union City (Br). New
York.
MANCHESTER, Aug 4-Duquesne New
LEITH. Aug 5-Norfolk Range (Br>,
Philadelphia.
SHIELDS. Aug 7-scatwcn (Br), Mont
CALCUTTA Aug 2-Rangoon Maru
(Jap) New York
TAIPEH. Aug 3-Korea Maru (Jap),
San Francisco.
ALDEN, Aug 4-steel Mariner (from
Calcutta, New Orleans
PORT SAID, Aug 6--Kathlamba (Brl.
New York.
Departures
LIVERPOOL, Aug Celtic (Br). New
PLYMOUTH. Aug s-America, New
York for Bremen
CHERBoURG, Aug 7--Aquitania (Prl,
New York for Southampton.
BARRY, Aug 4-Ioannis Watts (Grk) ,
New York; Aug s.. City of Winchester
(Br), New York: Shooters leland. Bos-
:, LIyEKPooL, Aug 5.victorian GBr>.
Aug c.. Tlpmayne tBrJ, Philadelphia
ST MICH& ELS. Aug 5-Bolton Cas-
tie (BT from Hongkong), Boston and
HAMIeURG, Aug 5--Kurdistan (br,,
Montreal.
SHIELDS. Aug 5-st Jerome (Fr), New
Orleans; strombus (Br). Key West; Nor
wich City (Br), Boston, Elida Clausen
lNor), Boston; Aug 6. Mytiius (Br). Key
CARDIFF, Aug 6-Rossia (Br), New
York.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug s-Adriatic (Br),
from liverpool. New York
FAYAL. Aug 6-British Baron (Br)
from HulD. Port Arthur, Tex
MELBOURNE, Aug 4-Canadian Planter
NJoF}, montreal.
BOMBAY. aug 4-Egremont (from CO.
MIDDLEsaRo Aug 4-Graciana (Br).
Baltimore; sahale. Philadelphia.
NEWPORT, Eng. Aug 4-Halimoor (Br),
New York.
CHRIsTIAN1A, Aug ~ United States
MovI1-E; Aug 5--columbia tBr> tfrom
Glasgow, New York
LONDON. Aug Bolingbroke fBr1.
Montreal; Cragness tBr3, New York; Port
Prize (Br}. New York
BARRY. Aug 5-Edgeheld Galyesto.
al ALGOA BAY. Aug s--Cl.n Kennedy
HONGKONG, pig 5-Eumaeus (Bo), Bos-
ton Manila Maru tJap). Tacoma.
DARTMOUTH, Aug = lie Cog (Br)
(frorn Havre), Key West
ROTTERDAM. Aug 6-Alderamin tDu),
CHERBouRG. Aug president Adams
tfrom London), New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Ship Me1, Urge
An Increase I'm
Federal Judges
Find Congestion in Courts
Delays Admiralty Cases;
Haight Outlines Advance
ON Uniform Lading Bills
Ne Protest on Coal Orders
Steamship Owners Say Hoo
yer Regulation Has Proved
Satisfactory TO Present

Increase in the number of United
States District judges. as provided in
the bill now pending before Congress,
was approved yesterday by the Amer
lean Steamship Owners Association at
it's regular quarterly meeting at IL
Broadway. Shipping men declared that
such & step would facilitate the hear
ing and disposition Of admiralty cases.
which are frequently delayed for con-
siderable time.
Thr effect of the bunker coal regu-
lations on American vessels was dis
cussed and the general conclusion was
that the Hoover order had not yet had
any injurious effect, and that ii seemed
to be interpreted by officials in way
TO avoid unnecessary hardships. Trans
Atlantic vessels which can obtain
bunkers abroad are required to do SO,
il was said. while ships running to
West Indian and South American ports
have had no difficulty in getting coal.
The association decided not to request
modification of the order.
Charles s. Haight, chairman of the
bill of lading committee of the Inter
national Chamber of Commerce, made
q report by letter on the present
status Of the Hague rules, outlining
principles for uniform, international
Diiis % lau@iEs I1HI&0ly WHO mas
just returned from Europe, said that
the rules probably would be adopted
at the international Shipping Confer
ence in London in October, and that
the outlook was favorable for early
action by all maritime governments
Winthrop l.. Marvin, vice president of
the association, said after the meet
ing that the American steamship own
ers had not taken any definite stand
on the Hague rules, but undoubtedly
would put them into effect if they
were approved by the shippers and
marine underwriters. One of the prin-
cipsl features of the rules is an in
crease in the liability Of shipowners
from 500 to $500 package. The Ship
ping Board recently put into effect it's
own draft of bill of lading increasing
the liability from 800 to $3.50 on the
United Kingdom service.
The association approved the recon-
nendation of the executive committee
that two additional vice-presidents be
provided.
There was an informal discussion
OF the ship subsidy bill, but no action
was taken on any of the proposed
amendments.
In the absence of President II. H.
Raymond and President Edward
j. Barber, the meeting of the associa-
tion was presided over by H. B. Wal
ker, president Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company and senior mem
Der Of the governing board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
sHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com
nercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publica-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
York City CWCG), Babylon L. /
lWSE), East Hampton, L. l. (WSA).
New London. Conn. tWST).
No charge made for medical or
surgica! advice, latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
lWCC). Siasconset. Mass (WSC). New
London. Conn. (WLC), Cape MAY. New
York City (WNY). -'e"
Medical and surgical advice will f,s
given free through the Radi6 Corpora
ton of America by the U. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08

Lake Fannin 1874 Scotland Aug 7.
Lake Giiboa g27 Scotland Aug 7.
Lake Fleurney I36 NE Cape Henry Aug 3.
Lacuna II Nantucket Aug q.
Munarge TOO u Scotland Aug g.
MunarRo 4222 Scotland Aug Z.
Monterey sly S Scotland Aug G.
Mount Clay ss7 II Ambrose Aug g.
Mary 1sa SW Nantucket Aug 6.
Minneaotan ESQ 3 Ambrose Aug 6.
Montolte ie5 NE Hatteras Aug g.
Momus 30s 4 Scotland Aug G.
Norfolk 145 s Montauk Aug 6.
Ortzahs 500 s Nantucket Aug 7.
President Roosevelt T59 Il Ambrose Aug T.
blanche 40 Scotland Aug l.
President Arthur 270 E Ambrose p m
Aug g.
PERTH Rico 20S s Ambrose Aug G.
Foiarine $40 ENE Charleston Aug g.
Santa Theresa (Br), 40 u Ambrose n IN
Aug Z.
st Mary OF NE Cape Cod Aug I.
Siboney a64 Scotland Aug 7.
Singapore Maru 100 S Ambrose Aug 7.
Storm King SAG E Ambrose Aug 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Harding Protects Birds
Orders White House Police to
Guard Them From Grows

WASHINGTON, Aug. by direc-
ton of President Harding, the White
birds of the grounds under it's protec-
ton and made war on three black
crows convicted of having routed the
songsters. The President noticed
some time ago that the song birds
seemed to be leaving and ordered a
police investigation. Grow marauders
were detected and a marksman was
called in, who killed them off after
stalking them for three days Now
the song birds are coming back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug III p Ai.Ysn-
Ger, ex-Great Northern. hence 5th for
seattle went ashore at Cape Rock, thirty
miles south OF Cape Flattery at midnight
for Seattle Coast Guard cutter Snohe.
lnish left Port Angeles at / m to give
assistance. Admiral Schley, from Seattle
$40 a m. to assist Cello. standing Nv "
r Alexander three miles south Of IJya-
tilla Reef at 30 IN, making four knots.
dry.
SAN DIEGO. Aug Fishing schrs 8 /
II, owned by japanese. grounded 9Th at
Point Au Rocks, twenty-five miles soufh
Of San Diego. Six fishing boats ar
tempted to float S I H. 9Th, without sue.
cess. Vessel probably total losE; yaiue
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Marine Reports

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras 10 Key West---kfoderate south
er1y winae. generally fair weather.
Over east Gulf OF Mexico---Gentle to
mederatc. variable winds. generally fair
weather.
Over west Gulf OF Mexico--Gentlr to
moderate aouth and southeast winds gen
orally fair weather.
Over Caribbean Sea and wincward Pas
aage--Moderate east 10 north winds, part
ly cloudy, with occasional showers
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh south
winds. shifting to northwest: weather
overcast; showery.
Sandy Hook to Hatterne--Fresh south
west, shifting to northwest, winds; unset
tied and ahowery weather.
Eatteras to Florida Strafts--Moderste.
seutheriy winds; generally fair weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
FaniI Opens Paris Office

Opening of the new buying Offices Of
Alfred Fantl, New York resident buyer.
IN Paris, was announced yesterday. Mr..
Fantl has erected his own six-story
building at No. l Cite Paradise. In
addition to. housing so buyers of vari-
GUS lines for Mr.. Fantl. the building
viii be the Paris headquarters of the
Retail Millinery Association Of Amer
lea, the American Stores Corporation
and number of French buying firms
that have been identified with the Fantl
activities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, Aug. Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
peiznan. Capt ! A. TO Camp EusSts
Lowry, Mat r. H. te Washington
Infantry
Field. Maj, B. w. 70 Fort Smelling
Smith. Capt. }. b, 10 Fort Benning
Miscellaneous
lambert. Capt X. C.. Cav, to Fort Ben
ming
Bender Capt. " Afr svc.. to San An
tonic.
Fulton. Ii. F. F, Fin. Dept. to Fort Mason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column
The sailing hours below daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Berengaria. Southampton. ~ M...,s4. N R
Reliance. Hamburg. 10 AM Sc. N R
Barfoud. Progreso. IL M17 B'klyn
Hog Island. salonlca. IL NJ. Kent ST. IT. B'kiyn
siamese Prince Buenos Ayres. Pm.
Sail Tomorrow
Poionia. Danzig. PM.
s. Bush Docks, Bklyn
President Garfield. London. l PM
4. Hoboken
constantinople. constantinople 8 Pm.
T Tivives' Santa Marta, ~ NJ. 9, y
Sail Thursday
Manchuria, Plymouth. II AM +. 60, N r
Hypatia, Cape Town, IL M.~......
Oscar IL. Copenhagen, IL Ri.
18th ST. Hoboksn
Canada, Horta, PM. ...... .31st ST. Bklyn
Inca. San Domingo City, l PM. "a, B'klyn
MORO Castle, Vera Cruz, Q PM -. IA, e r
Sail Friday
Stavang erfjord. Bergen. / PM
3Oth st. klyn
Munargo, Nassau, IL M 9, E r
Guiana. st Thomas, 2 PM.47, r
VIM NJ Upper, Trinidad, PM IA, N p
Assyria, Glasgow. IL M............54 "a, n r
Sail Saturday
orduna. Hamburg 10 M.....42 Mr.
Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam. IL NJ.
5th st, Hoboken
Cedric. Liverpool, IL M............5s. n r
ICELAND, Antwerp, ~ M.........5S n r
La Savoie, Havre 10 M........57 n r
Italia, Vfgo, II M..............,...64. n r
Pres Harding, Bremen, 2 Pm a, Hoboken
Rosaiind, St Johns, IL AM. Java st. klyn
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. II AN 95, n
Aacapa, Kingston, IL M,........... 8, N r
Siboney. Havana. il AM...........13 z
Calamares Port Limon, PM ...... Q, n r
Philadelphia San Juan, IL Mil klyn
Porto Rico San juan, IL NJ. .,..35, klyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Notice 10 Mariners
tBy II, S. photographic Office

The Commanding officer OF the u s s
OLYMPIC reports that his vessel passed
the wreck of the sch sunk in lat is Is
80 N. Ion 65 40 w, July 81 and again
July 25. 1922. and both occasions
observed the maata OF the wreck, but the
buoy moored to mark the wreck was
nissing
The second officer Of the American str
CIRCUS reports that group flashing white
ght showing "a group of flashes every 0
seconds visible 20 miles has been estab-
lshed on ChnchR Islands, off the Peruvian
coast in approximately lat i5 40 s. Ion
rs Is w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Vessels Sold

Castle Lodge. steam screw. 1880 toms
sold by Castle Lodge s S Co TO Henry
Hencker for $40 and other considerations.
Perseverance,, steam screw, IS tons; sold
by Fred Hahn to Great Eastern Gravel
Corp for 500 and other considerations.
Yaqui. gasoline screw tons; sold by
Maynard BIes to Ralph Speer for 81.
and other considerations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Dangers to Navigation

tBy u s. photographic Offfce)
North Atlantic Oecan-~OT the American
GonAt
The following obstruction was reported
Aug 4--Lat AZ A., Ion 60 SO, large spar
projecting about 2 It out of water
HAMPDEN.
Along the Over-sea Routes
The following ohsgructions were re-
ported July 2T---Lat As SIS, Ion %, spar
60 IT long 30 IN in diameter covered with
marine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GARFIELD;
July 22--Lat 90 SO. Ion 0 JIG &c. pasned
what appeared to be capsized iron buoy
Is inches In diameter and showing about
IT out of water--PRESIDENT GAR
FIELD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Sailed Yesterday

City of Auckland (BrJ. Melbourne; U S
Wright, Relief. Prometheus. Arkansas
Rochester. Wyoming and Bridgeport; New.
port. r /; Alliance, Norfolk.
Farnsum lDu). Baltimore; Edgehill.
Rotterdam; Glen. Havre; Orfnldale Nor
folk; Sydfold {Nor). Herring Cove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON, Aug. Navy or.
oaers issued to-day follow.
s'anieI, Com J. T. G., TO u. 8. S. Pitts
sacciang. Ii Com e r.. TO washington
Ha;chizs, 1t G., TO I. $. S. Rigel.
ssrouter. Ems. Il n, TO L. S. s. Nitro.
@=rrsek. Ems, r. C. 70 Asiatic station
Wilson, Com II. D., to Key West
Brown. Ii. C. e. 10 Providence
Geodoody 1t. e. J.. 10 T.. S. s. Vixen
Mathis. 1t II s.. TO Hampton Roads.
Quinn Lit G. p, to Hampton Roads
English. Ii. l.. c.. to Mare Island
Marsh. 1t v. l., 20 9Th naval district
wa1ford. 1t. r, L.. TO Mare Island
puthie. Lit h. 20 o. s. S. Prairie.
Marshall. 1t. e. l.. TO 4th naval district
Shack. 1t. T. J., TO Lakehurst
Doughty. Ap. elk. C. p. TO Mare Island
WASHINGTON. Aug. President Hard
Ing to-day nominated Captain George ".
WilIiArna. u 8. D.. TO be Q rear admiral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Fire Record
LOSS

II .f1
I2:o5-s1e Washington ST.; William
Tobieman ..-............ Unknown
l2:2o--5l1 East l5sth St; A. Olsen :
l2:35-s2 Cannon St; rubbish in yard;
unknown .......-.. ...... Unknown
l:50--9I2 Longwood av., Bronx; avn
ing, Max Mayer ........-. Unknow n
e:2b--so1 Riverside Drive; David Du-
s;26-S2 West 10th ST.; Engineers
.o:t5-ss1 East 1lth St. Leona Squire. s''e
NJ Unknown
1851 West la4th st; Mrs. carlye.
1;o5-ss4 Broadway; Adler & Rosen- :
2:de-Tas e 18TH st. the Rr nnknoWn
MAX Seiger. .,l.....s...... Unknown
2.4o-so4 Allen St, auto. p. s. Thrig.
ssoo-l w. 1918. ST.. M. Ashley. Unknown
4:i6-a1s w 68th ST.: Hudson Motor
Company. rsf,tpv
7:4o-4a " Houston st, silverstein
S;40-96th 81 and Park av.: auto.
Edward Lana ......s..... Tynls nowu
s:o6--l84 Rivington ST; Jacob Gold.
Io:io--a w. ll2th st.: unknown. .unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug liza Brea.
tank steamer, trading constwlse raf1med
late 18th by river steamer Reform MT Shell
OIL Company dock al Martinez Reform
damaged and towed ashore. La Brea un-
damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
Due Tuesday. Arg Is

Columbia. Glasgow. Aug s.
Characterization Line
N g. Cuba Mail Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-08
City Island

Bound south--sch James William (Br)
Gaspe for New York
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
WREcKING AMI BuTLDIN6.

A. n. THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BUILDS
1897 z. st se. Lincoln s4s4 lS4s
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
Rev. J. J. QUEALLY,


Spiritualism indicates a certain
philosophical teaching denoting that
there is a spiritual order of beings
really existing outside the material
order. Spiritism is the teaching OF
the so-called sciene or art show
ing how to communicate with these
spiritual beings. This distinction
will help.
1t Is difficult to- find an educated
man today who will treat spiritism
with contempt. Nor does IL reflect
any credit on the wisdom OF the
church to have the exponents and
champions of her doctrine denounce
IL as diabolical or kill II with
superficial ridicule. Minds like Sir
William Crookes. Sir Oliver Lodge,
DIR. Prince, william Stead. Mrs. Sed-
wick, Prof. Richet Lombroso. Sir
Arthur Balfour. Sir Godfrey Raupert
and hosts of most brilliant and sci
entific men in every part of the
world are not easily seriously en-
gagged in a will o. the wisp chase.
Nor ,at the same time must We grant
the proponents of spiritism the
privilege of teaching new evan
gelical faith or superimposing
science upon religion.
Slr arthur COndn DOylc-s dusuIu
prophecy that in five years all
America would be won over to his
teachings was made for England
some fifteen years ago. Granting
that he is sincere and not sensa-
tional. 1 make a counter prophecy
that in five years or so Conan Doyle
will be won over to Christianity. as
many of his equally prominent as
sociates have been. The suggestion
of DIR. c. f. Seashore that "the
mentality exhibited Is certainly diff
feFent from that which produced
Sherlock Holmes" is not tenable IL
It implies that Sir Conan's exposi-
tion Of spiritism denotes mental de-
cline. for the same cannot be true
of such acute minds as Sir oliver
Lodge. members of psychic research
and converts like Sir Godfrey
Raupert.
Recalls Mesmer's Theory.
Perhaps the greatest mistake for
Christian students of this mystic
phenomena is to connect Hebraic
necromancy with this new spirit
ism. There can hardly be any con-
nection between the Temples of
Alexandria and the Swedenborgian
circles of Stockholm-no relation a.,
all between the Witch Of Endor
and the double -jointed-knee Fox
Sisters, of New York.
Any student or investigator of
the occult and mysterious happen
ings will do well to remember the
history of DR.. Mesmer's theory and
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
fssala.

OVER iso or THE LARGEST coMMHRc.
fal eoncerns In town use our personnel
service: they have tested II and know It's
main ga. NATL. PERSONNEL BUREAU,
s0s Bond Bldg, 18th S.X. ave. SIS
LAUNDREssEs. CLEANERS SUPPLIED
free. FuLLER's. 1921 25th st. Phone West
a0s9 10
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KEEPER, EITHER WHOLE OR PART
THE. APPLY Y. n. C. A. EMPLOYMENT
DEPT. 1876 =. nv. 40
AUTO :sCHANIc HELPER; ENPERI.
enced. Y. N. @. A. EMPLOYMENT
MIDDLE AGE MAN. DESIRES POSITION
a. watchman. Y. u. G A. EMPL0YENT
DEPARTENT. 1876 @ st. Nv.
EXPERIENCED TYPIsT 4 cLERk DE.
sire. position; S25 week. Y. II. O. l.
EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 17ss q 1t. nv.
SINGLE WHITE AN DESIRES POSITION
as J.nitor. 7. N. o. A. EMPLOY.
BoUKKEEPERs, ACCOUNTANTS, AUDI.
tors at your service; let us know your
wants and we will promptly MI then.
NATL PERSONNEL BUR-, sos Bond Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. Main ga. s03
cHAUFFEUR DEsIREs POSITION WITH
private party OF taIicab company. Y. ".
c. A. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. 1885
9 st. nv. sof
FIRsT-cLAss AUTO MECHANIC DESIRES
position. Y. n. G. A. EMPLOYMENT DE.
PARTMENT. l7se q ct. nv. se1
GOOD ENGINEER DESIRES POSITION
with chance for Advancement. z. n. O.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, iTaa @
ct. ~. 80
The Washington herald., 1922-05-08
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES.

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Z. ave. nv. Aain 11ee.
ON B.-A o. R. n. AT BErHEsDA AN6
near Rockville PIKE and car iine-About
200 square feet suitable for lumber yari
Or other nke purpose. Price. IS 900. LOpi0
P. sHoEMAKER. 1S07 n. Z. ave. -.
Il ain 11ea.- 40