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* A "spirit" who swore, left his "This is another of the many Anger prints, and sang "God Save cases which have boon discovered of the King, in testified to by Dr. E. bookmakers keeping duplicate books Tillyard, an English scientist, In to defraud the revenue. There is describing seances at which he took obviously some hanky-punky going part in Boston, Mass, this year, on and the extent of the loss is not Dr. Tillyard is a Fellow of the ascertainable," said Mr. E. R. Booth, Royal Society, the Royal Geogra-solicitor for the Customs and Excise, phical Society, the Linnean So-when he prosecuted James Can- ciety, and in an established entomo-don, a registered bookmaker of logist, relates the "Evening Stand Fontall-road, Finsbury Park, before ard."

Mr. R. E. Dummett at North London Police Court for failing to make returns of bets received for grey

Dr. Tillyard, who was recently in New York on his way to New Zealand, records his experiences In the "Proceedings of the National. Laboratory of Paychical Research," which are to be published ́- this month.

He describes the arrival of "Wal- ter,” the spirit of the man who died in 1912 in a rallway accident. The medium was a fra. Margery Cra- don, a adster of the dead man. Di

Walter came through with a whistle and Hello, hello every body!" says Dr. Tillyard's diary:

"Walter. ggreeted me

na an old friend. I introduced him to Evans (a friend at the seance) and Wal- ter azid "Hello, sheik."

Dr. Tillyard mention that Evans is 22 years old, tall and good-look- ing.

Then Dr. Tillyard placed some metal rings or the table. Ha writes:

"Walter lifted them up and said they were damned heavy and awk- ward. He swore."

Once or twice during the seanca Walter said he was "off to Niagara Falls or somewhere else for à minute or two."

At another, even more remarkable seance the spirit of Walter left fin- ger-print in wax according to Dr. Tyard. Packets of ordinary dental wax were used and secretly marked beforehand. When the spirit of Walter arrived that night it asked that the war should be put

out. Then the spirit said:

"Wait a second or two. Its still

a little too hot.”

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Wholesale Burglar ?

Pressure on the brain,, due to

football injury, is believed to have caused the downfall of Johnny Hawkins; former cap- tain of the University of South..... ern California eleven, Hawkins is held in Los Angeles to answer 31 charges of burglary

- “For a minute or two," says Dr. | hound racing on April 15, and for Tillyard, there were sounds of falling to produce his field book in movement, slight splashing and dip-respect of bets received at Cotten- ping. Then a smooth, soft touch, ham Steeplechases on February 16. slightly cool and dampish," was ap Mr. Booth explained that an ofi- plied to Dr. Tillyard's, right hand. cer called to varify certain returns. Later the wax was found to be im- When he examined the pages he pressed with a thumb. mark, which found two sets of figures, and came compared with one Walter had to the conclusion that in copying made when. alive.

from another fiela böck Condon had accidentally copied some wrong figures and bungled the books. He showed a return of £10 0s. 6d. when it should have been £17 17s. 6d.

Hair Pulled :

Dr. Tilyard said to the spirits "Go on, Walter. You can pull my hair or bits me. if you like."

Dr. Tillyard's hair was duly pull ed, and he adds:...

•

Walter said "That's damned good" and whistled. Walter again sprinkled me with cold water on my right hand."

DYES & HEALTH

DANGERS IN DRESS COLOURING

THE BLUE LADY:

"Loose dyes not only damage the reputation of the dyer and atore, but may cause serious trouble to the clothes, skin, and even health of the customer, declared Mr. J. G. WI liams, of the analytical and testing laboratory of Messrs. Selfridge and Company Ltd., in the course of an address to the summer school of the Drapers Chamber of Trade at Calus. College, Cambridge.

Mr. WUliams continued: "I had an instance brought to my notice been ruined through its wearer when an eighteen-guinea gown had leaning on an art-serve tablecloth. In another case a woman, through a faultlly-dyed dress, had her neck and arms turned a deep blue colour, which no amount of washing would relieve until it wore off." (Laughter.) NEAR

There were about fifteen hundred chemically different dyes at the present time, said Mr. Williams, yet colour fastness was a serious cause of complaint. Out of 120 samples which he had tested, only twenty- one were found of good all-round fastness.

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or not, Mr. Williams suggested that people buying coloured material should, if they could bring them- selves to be so impolite, firat rub. the material with a dry, handker chief to ascertain if the colour with stood friction, and then moisten. their handkerchiefs and rub the material to see If the same dye withstood moisture.

Skirts Which Shrink Referring to shrinkage, Mr. Wil- liams warned women against maro- cain particularly, and men against unshrunken collars and shirts. "Rain," he said, is no respecter of materials, and if a girl is caught in a fashionably-short marocain skirt, the fashion in Hable to be carried: to embarrassing extremes before she can get home. (Laughter.): Men, too, wearing fashionably tropical suitings, if caught in al sharp shower, may find that their jacket has shrunk inte an Eton one."

Mr. J. M. Hollely, of Messrs. Popham's Limited, Plymouth, pressed the opinion that self Inter- est must be of paramount import- ance In business. Although he stressed the point that it must be sympathetic self-interest and not self-interest actuated by selfishness, several members of the audience vehemently disagreed und, jumping up, made heated speeches,

"One" speaker said that if self- interest rather than service were

Regarding Cottenham Steeple the paramount idea, then eventually chases, two special bets tax officers attended. They examined Condon's they would be led into the same bookmaker's certificate: during the position as in 1914. He was cheer ed loudly by half the audience, second race and noticed that the most of whom were on their feet, bets were recorded in page 7. When but others strongly disagreed, and an officer called and examined the shouted their views above the din. books in April the second race at Mr. H. A. R. Paine, who presided, Cottenham on February 16 was re-anid: "I think the lecturer has | corded In page 8. AM Sanded us in rather an ethical Condon said he went to Harringay muddle, and in consequence some and forgot to take his book with of the delegates have misconstrued rahim, and therefore recorded his bets his use of the term 'self-interest.

on-borrowed sheets of paper. Hele

The group then made an appoint ment with a spirit for the next night and Dr. Tillyard sald;

"Good, Walter. I will look after Margery all right”. Walter replied:

I guess you will. Otherwise

break your neck.”,

· · At a third beance the spirit of brought them home, and as they The man who was admitted to Walter said to Dr. Tillyard?.

were either lost or destroyed by his Rochford Hospital, Essex, suffer Remember the cat that swallow-di wife or children he re-wrote them ing from loss of memory, has been ed the canary. You don't need to

identified as Mr. Clissold Fenn, of bother about the people in London

Reginald-road, Forest Gate, E.- who are squabbling about me "Just keep quiet and don't worry. Remem- bor how the cat felt when he had awallowed, the camary-nice and warm inside."

This American spirit, when asked by: Mr. Evans to whistle. "God Save the King promptly did so.

Mr. P. Smart, highways surveyor at Southend-on-Sea, bas been ap- pointed borough engineer and sur- veyor for Southwark; SE Senti

The first cocoa exchange in the provinces was opened: récently at Liverpool

from memory. ""As to the Cottenham meeting, ho maintained that all his bets were recorded in the book now produced and that they had not been duplicated or witted

Mr. Dummett, imposed fines total- Ing 230 In respect of the returns which were alleged to be false rand dismissed the summons for falling to produce the field book. He warn- ed Condon that if he again offended he would be fined the maximum penalty of 5100,

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