Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1925. PN TOIVPRVE o 7 LAN 'I'[] IMPRUVE %REG’LAR FELLERS—Within the Queslion.r v LIFE OF MEDIUM Spiritualists Also Decide Ghost Weighs as Much as a Mosquito’s Eyebrow. By the Associated Press PARIS, September 10.—The problem of how spiritualist mediums can_be improved until the day apparatus for communication with the epirit world was one of the chief points discussed in the International Spiritu alist Congress yesterday. The subconscious medium was de- scribed as always troublesome, never | being “a pure scientific instrument One speaker quoted Thomas A. as saying that it would be possible to find apparatus to replace the medi- ums. The Belgians, it was disclosed, already are experimenting'with a cry; tal ball and the French with an ultr: violet ray. The congress approved the creatio of “medium houses” In all countr to relieve mediums from the necessity of working all day for a living &nd so | being too exhausted at night for ex-| periments, One of the most important resolu-| tions adopted was that spiritualists| must leave their laboratories and face | the irony and skepticism of the world by making experiments before the | eves of great crowds. The need for propaganda was discussed. Rituals for spiritual baptism and marriage cere monies were drafted. How much & ghost weighs was a question brought up. The Metaphys ics Institute of Paris, using a sens tive electrical scale, claims to have established the fact that ectoplasm has weight “How much did it welgh?" reporter. ““About as much as & mosquito’ asked a ual group JAILED FOR SIX MONTHS AS DRUNKEN DRIVER Rockville Man Penalty by Judge at War on Traffic Peril Given Severest | comes when | they may be superseded by scientific | | Suicide’s Body Floating From Canada ve- | the job. I WANT , EVERY BOY N ( TRIS CLASS TO | | WRITE A SENTENCE \ CQNTA\M\N\J THE Q R\P\NGLE SOMERODY TELL ME WHAT | COES TRIANGLE"/ MEAN! (Copyright, 1925, by the Ball Syndicate, Ine. Trade Mark Ree. U. 8. Pat Off.) TRIANGLE ? TRIANGLEZ TRIANGLE 2 TRIANGLE 2 TRIANGLE ? I GOT IT! SEI\RC To U. S. Raises lntemauona] Issue By the Associated Press NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Septem- ber 10 Burial of the body of an un- identified suicide found on Labor day at a lonely spot about 40 feet down the | Canadian gorge bank near the whirl- | pool rapids has become an interna tional affair. The question at issue is whether the body, that of a man, should be buried in’ American or Cana- |it veered over to the American sh dian soi! where it was made fast to a boat by _When the body was found the Queen |W. M. Blakeslee, an American fisher- police decided, because|man akeslee refused to surrender ble position in which it [the b Hill and notified Coroner 4 it on the spot. William | Harry It es of Niagara Falls. Hill, riverman and swimmer, volun-| Coroner iZmes had the body removed teered for a consideration to recover [to a mw e and sent word to a Niag- the body so that it might be given de-|ara Falls (Ontario) undertaking firm, cent burial in a casket He was given |whic! Canadian authorities had in- The body was lowered to the [structed to bury the suicide. The Ca- whirlpool with ropes and there set|nadian firm, however, decided that it loose to float through the lower rapids|would be too mueh trouble to obtain la permit to take the body from the American side If the Canadian authorities take no further action it is probable that the unknown suicide will be placed in the county lot at » local remetery to the calmer waters between Queens ton After releasing the body. M hurried down the Canadian side to Queenston, got a boat and rowed out Hill r, failed to figure on the | the river currents. and n the body came out of the rapi DAWES FORGETS MISSION AND EXTOLS CALIFORNIA » AsBlESSINu TO HUMANITY 'BHROT-TASE | | Departs From Subject of Senate | Rules, Devoting Entire Talk to Praise. Bpeactal Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md., | For driving an automobile while un- der the inflv e of liquor, George H. | Kalser was sentenced to six months | in the House of Correction b Samuel Riggs in the Police here. This 1s the severest vet imposed by Judg: cases and is in keeping with nounced purpose to do his ward deterring persons from operat ing autos while intoxicated Reginald . McPherson and Bruner, colored, were found gu selling intoxicating liquor and iggs fined the former $200 and costs and the latter $100 and costs. Un less the fines are paid within the next few days, both will have to 2o to the house orrection GOLDEN WEDDING DAY. Former D. C. 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Willlam Phelps, editor of the Michlgan Christian Advocate, was | cleared of the c heresy pre- ferred ag: i {of Port S: gan confe copal Church here yester cislon was received with i Bird took exception to ed initio Ravosin: e Maae et Mr. Phelps teachings of th 10— Hou ph of Detrol the Bible fundamentals i |evolutio; | with heresy The alleg: 4'./)'\ will be trict co probably | year's work will bring the total num- {ber of trees planted to more than 200,000,000. A new forest of 24,000 acres is be- | |ing made out of waste land in Nor- folk. This land is being planted with | | varfetics of fir and spruce. | work is being carried out by the gov- | {ernment at a ¢ less than $200, 000 nnual 39,000,000 TREES WILL BE PLANTED IN BRITAIN Reforesting ngrsm Will Be Car- ried Out Between Now and Next Spring. 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