The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 11

For some two weeks The Star has ned its columns to the discussion, Do the Dead Live Again?” We have published typical letters MA an endeavor to represent be ‘ © have presented the orthodox Flew with copious Biblical quota | tions; the spiritualistio view; the ma. | terialistic view; wo have given a lit- ) @phy; something along the | thought lines, and a hint or two of Question. We have enough letters on hand te continue the column Merely repetitions and no purpose Woukl be served by running them When you read one typical Bible Tesson on this subject, prepared by _ &n orthodox student, you have read About everything that 50 students Would offer. That will explain why d; they merely said for the time what had been published. @ were glad to receive your let- Heved on this vital subject; no let “$0 present typical arguments; give “@vidence, if possible, and define the ‘various forms of modern religious it. ‘This has largely been done. From now on we desire no new the! schools of thought and be-| We of esotericism; a little of theos-| how our Adventist brethren view the| czar shortly before for many) days, but most of these letters are | Many of your letters were not pub-| torches, and law; that dangerous foundation | ters; it was a good thing for you} ) te set down in writing what you be-| “ters were amixs, whether used or not, | the purpose of the forum was | at Seattle Says | About the Spirits Rditor The Star: again? Why, yes, they do, Do the dead Tam an A. B, F, soldier and have| been thru five drives or battles. have heard the boys discuss Spirit ualiam when facing death. I believe ones. garten; we are just starting stumble over the threshold of what 1 know of | new | no better evidence than that given by | this world holds for men. the prophecy of Tolstol, given death, “I see the form of a woman float | ing upon the sea of human fate, | Her diamonds and her rubles write | Alluring her name—Commercialism. and bewitching she seems, destruction and agony follow in wake, transactions, the nations, She carries representing war, Of all authentic traditions. “The great conflagation will start about 1912, set by the first tore! the Balkan war, It will develop & destructive calamity in 1913 Burope in flames, and bleedipg, heartache and lamentation of b battlefields, military will hold most of Europe in his until 1925, Tetters on this subject, “unless they ting to experiences you have d with the spirit realm. or scien argument against life We have had enough theory and We some facts, if facts there be; if we will consider there are no The forum wil! continue for some presenting the best of the let- ers on hand, and then will close, ‘with a summary, and somewhat of a is thought of today as expressed the people of Seattle in this Fat People Should Know This ‘The world owes a debt of gratt- to the author of the now fa- Marmoia Prescription, and is Piore indebted for the reduction ° form Marmola ing direct to Marm Detroit, ir reasonable price ($1 for a large )} leaves no excuse for dieting or it exercise for the reduction of overfat body to normal propor- will please you. 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God, and spirit will moulten. in furnace, and will pre the peaceful beginning of the | ethical era, | Add What Seattio~ : “Political and religious disturb. iritual foun dations of all nations, but I see each | ances have shaken the growing wiser. ” the passing show of evening upon the mountains, mercialism a new history begins. | 1903; and at that time the world gad “intelligent” minds of the w Very truly, ch the First Spiritualist church of Francisco, recently returned to of investigation of spiritualism. wore a head-dress of long bet Martha Washington's time. 1 it from the street while on my ‘| to school. Since, in the family, For generations my familly If we devote a lifetime to the «' of spiritualism we still have muc learn. I can truthfully truth and wisdom cease. The spiritualistic society and epiritual development. I am a descendant of Jackson Daveis. Editor Star: The dead do not again, for the very good reason he, the real man, the soul, never ‘The poet says: “Never the spirit was born, | transition. To the contrary, he ply became dormant whilst and wings to sear in the suns’ We may watch this transition ture employs with man is visible | to clairvoyant vision {man regarding death has caused jin the Western world. |that this horrid docttine has taught by the so-called the great plan of evoludion and so-called death has no terrors, bi soul which never dies. Sincerely, Bureau Will open about the 20th hourly nursing service. 01 to others, ing every woman an opportun sick, First Aid Classes ing, fainting and minor injurt SALVAGE PHONE ELLIOTT 4512 WE CALL that we are the dead That the earth is a kinder his (Tolstot's) Her breasts reek of sordid her voice is metalic) and her look of greed is poison to | bigotry I nee But about 1915 I see a strange figure enter the stage bloody drama. He is a man of little training, a writer, but he He is already walking is assigned him by a super. No empires jor kingdoms, but the whole world | will form @ federation of the United and quotation; let us now | States of Nations, “After 1925 I see a change In re ehureh and the decline of the ethical | “Then a great power reform be are the way for world’s drama fade like the glow of | with one motion of the hand of Com This prophecy was foretold in May, | was considered a practical joke by Y¥ RAYMOND. | Editor The Star; I am a member of | elty. I feel it my duty to state a few facts I have gathered in 23 years I saw my first materialization at *|the age of 12, in an old tenement | house in San Francisco, The woman I have received warnings whenever a death was about to occur | been spiritualistic, and so I readily could receive proof of tne life beyond. | say that God's | law and man’s law are as vastly dif. | ferent as night from day, and when a| medium uses God's law messages to! secure @ personal reward then all church are two different branches of Andrew The spirit will cease to be, never.” Because the caterpillar is metamor: | phosed into a butterfly does not im-| ply that the insect died in making the | Nature was preparing a beautiful garment | mortal eyes, but the plan which Na | The ignorance and superstition of | told anguish and suffering, especially And to think | religious teachers justifies the strongest repro: | bation. As birth is “but a sleep and | a forgetting,” so death is an awaken. | ing, remembering. Understanding ognizing the truth of reincarnation | merely a step in the growth of the | ALPHA BETA. | Community Nursing nurses of the highest merit will be employed, This is a free serv. ice to the poor and a cost charge Home Nursing Classes Are to be organized at once, giv to learn much in the care of the Are constantly being enrolled, THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. { live | | And | | to} the but! her DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ‘Tom, WAIT A Mure! ts waeet wr The Call Made WELLO;THis Is MRS BROWN | Wi8LL, MRS BROWN — . ‘THis 13 Mes. DUFF “Taking «| WAdTeD T> ASK rey hree h in into and huge of grip mis tical WEDLOCKED @: ' the | woul new new A the and war) orld. | San this ore saw way | has| tudy ch to THE DANCE! the live | that | dies alm: ine. | with only || OTTO AUTO WO-OL' CONSTABLE 1S WAVIN' ENGINE TROUBLE WET HIS CHUG BARROW ALREADY - a un- been rec ut is NEVER THOUGHT 0 SPEND THAT TEN BUCKS Good HEAVENS? low Do You EXPECT ME To SHAVE wT A TWIS COMMOTION GOING OA? TRUE TUE Doe AND KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES TRS. TONES WILL HAVE NOTHING ON “THIS GOWN TO-NIGHT AT And Peter Helen AUMBER-~ | LOANED Gi WILSON TEN BUCKS SEVEN It Keeps DONT 1 LOOK FINE ALOYSIUS? JUST KE ONE. CF THE ‘You LOOK LIKE Six OF ‘EM CLARICE’ =] MONTHS AGO AN’ HE SENT iT BACK TOOAY IN TH’ MAIL DOE Your EMPLOYER WILL S@Y WHEN HE uP To NIGHT | NEVER THOUGHT | SPEND THAT TEN, BELIEVE ME Pa Hustling 1 WOND SEES ME ALL DRESSED a) WERE CUTPLUG-T'LL SPLASH ON ALA OF MY GAS FOR TH’ 5 CARBURETOR ‘TO GARGLE — SEE WF THAT WiLL HELP T- DAG WAS TH’ CRITTER - WONDER er fT WOULD Do ANY GOOD T'PUT A HOT WATER BOTTLE ONT. GO LONG DURN YE Ye NUL. NEED HELP FER , Veer Pid ANgwereo The Prone For You pent eur “The PRATIN HADTHE | SCARED IT WAS; WROMG | WAS So SPEAKING OF News, PANSY - | HAVE Some Goop Hews For. You~ STARTING NEXT WeeK Your PRY WILL BE MCREASED “Two DouAzs: BAD News —By LEO | NEVER WILL SPEND @ WUMBO IS SHAVIN' RINSELF To 9? Yu BET 4 DOUAR HE HIRES AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT TO Go OVER THE Books DURN THAT PESicy) OTTO- WHOA WHoAs. Q for nly PS ZoeBeo | Bentaville (or is it Heaven?) Saturday. It must be a dream, Joan! But, joh, I pray not to wake out of it! I almost fear to touch pen to paper lest I break the spell. . . | Yet so unreal and marvelous has ity i and many are becoming efficient || thix day been that I long to hold in handling emergency cases, |\ onto it by putting it in written such as first aid in fractures, || words. I won't do It Justice because hemorrhages, sunstroke, drown: |! cornmonplace phrases can't fit a fairy es, | happening. But, darting old J you will translate it with your hi |as you read and understand. . . It was toward sundown when the fiivver jogged us into Bentsville by the old back road, Lverything was Zoe Beckley’ 1s and Mr. Randy.” I turned perplexediy to Randy and caught him staring at me in the strangest way, “Is—there's nothing the matter, is there?” I urged. “Not a thing, dearie,” said Hannah, bustling into the kitchen to watch the biscuits, “One of the children's got a bit of fever and Miss Joan she | always feels she's got to help every | human ‘eatur’.”” Joan for a minute,” put im-Randy, “and pay a little attention to me. T've got to be fed. And-then | want you, Dorothy, to take a walk with me. I want to show you the bathed in deep golden light and I fancied “Auntie” Hannah 4 goddess | ittie house, Run upstairs, get fresh of peace and plenty as she came Ut) ened up, if you lke to, and let's onto the lawn and held out her hands | gary in welcome, Sull struggling with a feeling of But, oh, Joan, how I missed you.| strangeness and unreality, I skit To be in your house, in the old/tered to your room, washed up and famili@® rooms, without seeing you! got into a clean frock, That darling there, sort of appalfed me | room! ‘The same pansy-pattern ehintz “Auntie” Hannah's careless, “Oh,| curtains blowing in the south Miss Jonn'li be home * enough,” | breege only added to my sense of the un-| The same circular rag mat beside same white chairs that painted three summers shelf of books—with the bed. Th you and I ‘The “I've a nice} Hughes’ Thirteenth Commandment” supper ready and waitihe for you’ and the “Pocket R. L. &." I sont you, reality of everything. | You are to take her room and make yourself to home,” Hannah | ago. went on importantly, and Wells’ “Joan and Peter.” | There were fresh pink asters yase on the dresser, with my pic at one side, Randy's at the o| | before I went out “to tune.” ‘be back again lowing up the stairs to hurry, | Hannah insisted on immediate | biseuits And now comes—the miracle Randy and I Little House. other thing, for running away like this. Besides, since you and Randy did all this plotting together, you | know the end of the story—so why should I tell you more? However, I'll see what sort of a mood T am in tomorrow And whether the whole thing's a dream or not, or if | wake up in the morr ing and find myself back in that private car of Herron’s Oh, Joan, the tears are blinding| me--tears of thankful Joy—of happy bewilderment—of shame that Bot deserve it all ina cture ther, and some framed snapshots of the old crowd that used to run together make my for- I wanted to indulge in a good old sentimental bawl, out of sheer joy to.) Rut Randy kept bel- | and hot walked out to the You don't deserve to be told an I do Da Two Big Ring Battles Set for Thanksgiving YORK, Oct. 13.—(United into the good graces of the fans, who Press.}—Two big championship fights; have been panning him of late, He have practically been arranged for] has agreed te fight any one on Ture Thanksgiving aay key day that his 7 er will sign , iain vorid’s light.|UP- He'll take either Pal Moore, of \wvaighe. ahareed! wil give ie Jimmy Wilde fame, or Joe Lynch, Tendier, the Philadelphia lightweight, |t® New York flash, Rather than in a 1sround, nodecision bout, at| have the two aspiring Uttle fellows New Haven, Pete Herman, bantam | PU" pita, of ahi bagi in ue champion, will meet either Pal|TUSh after the match, he suggest 'Moore or Joe Lynch, at New Orleans. | The Leonard-Tendler mill hag the | promise of being one of the | best battles. The Quaker lighw about October 20 in some ring, and © | decide who gets to put on the gloves son's | for the crack at the championship, *eht-| Fans who saw that go between |despite the whipping he received! tynch and the champion at New from Willie Jackson, has everything | Haven were almost one in declaring that brands him real candidate] that the New York boy made the for the crown w Billy Gibson's | southerner 160k foolish. Herman champion, ‘Tendler has been yelping retained his championship by rune |for a fight for months, and so thoro:| ning away, they claimed, If Lynch |ly convinced the fans of his sincerity | ana the little Pete do get together Im that they made a demand al | ;® bout of reasonable length, the fol- chanoe for the Sleepy City boy that lowing of the Gotham scrapper will Gibson couldn't turn down, lay odds that their idol will bring Pele Herman wants to get back| home the crowa, |that Moore and Lynch get together