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Hartmann s International Directory of Psychic Science and

1931

THE ONLY BOOK OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD

Edited by WILLIAM C. HARTMANN Author of " Who's Who in O ccultism etc. Member, American Society for Psychical Research; Member, National Laboratory of Psychical Research (London); Founder, The Survival League of America.

SECOND EDITION

Issued Under the Auspices of The Survival League of America

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1 ..Mil till CONTENT S Abbreviations ...... 2 Meetings and Church Services...... 69 Advertising, Classified ...... 157 National Societies ...... 130 Advertising, Display ...... 159 Periodicals ...... 121 Alexander, His Imperial Highness, Photographs of Churches...... 88 The Grand Duke of Russia...... 154 Portrait Register ...... 109 Application Form, Survival League of Professional Register ...... 67 America ...... 185 Prominent Societies, United States... 130 Books, Advertisements of...... 162 Prominent Societies, Other Countries.136 Books, Recent, Received...... 149 Publishers ...... 113 Books, For Sale...... 153 Psychic Science Comes Into Its Own.. 92 Books Worth Reading...... 151 Reading Rooms ...... 105 Catalogue of Books (Announcement). 4 Recent Books Received...... 149 Camps, Spiritualist ...... 89 Services, Churches, and Meetings___ 69 Church Edifices ...... 87 Societies, General, United States.....71 Church Services and Meetings...... 69 “ General, Other Countries... 93 Churches, Spiritualist, United States. 71 “ International ...... 129 “ 44 Other Countries 92 44 National and Prominent,U.S.130 Definitions Adopted by N. S. A...... 156 Directory of Mediums (In preparation) 5 Other Countries. 136 Doyle Memorial...... 6 Spiritualist Camps ...... 89 Endowment Wanted ...... 52 Survival League, The...... 8 Foreign, Churches, Spiritualist...... 93 Survival League of America...... 9 “ Individual Names ...... 53 44 Application ...... 185 “ Libraries ...... 106 United States, Camps ...... 89 44 Periodicals ...... 122 44 44 Church Edifices ...... 87 “ Portrait Register ...... 109 44 44 Church Services ..... 69 44 Publishers ...... 118 “ Churches, Spiritualist. 71 “ Societies, General ...... 93 “ Individual Names .... 11 “ Societies, National and 44 “ Libraries ...... 105 Prominent ...... 136 44 44 Meetings ...... 69 Foreword ...... 3 44 44 Periodicals ...... 121 If, a poem by B. F. Austin...... 108 “ Portrait Register . 109 Individual Names, United States...... 11 44 Professional Register.. 67 Individual Names, Other Countries... 53 “ 44 Publishers ...... 113 International Societies ...... 129 44 “ Societies, General .... 71 Libraries and Reading Rooms...... 105 44 “ Societies, Prominent. .130 Magazine Announcements ...... 172 What Spiritualism Is and Does...... 156

ABBREVIATIONS

A. S.P.R.—American Society for Psychical N.S.A.—National Spiritualist Association of Research (New York). the United States. B. C.P.S.—British College of Psychic Science, N.S.Alliance—The National Spiritual Alliance Ltd. (London). of the United States of America. B.M.H.A.—British Magnetic Healers’ Associ­ N.S.A. of Canada—National Spiritualist As­ ation. sociation of Canada. B.M.U.— B ritish M edium s' Union. N.S.C. — The National Spiritualist College B.S.L.U. — British Spiritualists' Lyceum (). Union. N.L.P.R.—National Laboratory of Psychical B. S.P.R.—Boston Society for Psychic Re­ Research (London). search. P.S.A.—The progressive Spiritualists Alliance C. S.S.A.—California State Spiritualists Asso­ o f th e U. S. A. ciation. S.L.A.—Survival League of America (New York). F. S.I.—Federation Spirlte Internationale. S.M.A.—Spiritualist Mediums’ Alliance, Sag­ L.S.A. — The London ‘Spiritualist Alliance, inaw, Mich. Ltd. S.N.U. — Spiritualists National Union, Ltd. G. A.S. — General A ssem b ly o f Spiritualists, (England). State of New York. S. P.R. — Society for Psychical Research 1.5. A.—The Independent Spiritualist Associa­ (London). tion (Grand Rapids, Mich.). T. N.S.A.—The National Spiritual Alliance of 1.5. C.A. — The Independent Spiritualist the United States of America. Churches of America (Kalamazoo, Mich.). T.S.L.—The Survival League (International). N.F.S. & P.S.C. — N ational F ederation of T.S.S.A.—Texas State Spiritualists Associa­ Spiritual and Psychic Science Churches. tion. N.F.S.S.—National Federation of Spiritual W.D.G.O.—Deutsche Gesellschaft filr Wissen- Science Church. schaftlichen Okkultismus. 2 FOREWORD

This is the second edition of Hartmann’s International Directory of Psychic Science and Spiritualism. The compilation of this book repre­ sents just what its name implies. It is a Directory and a Book of Reference on activities in Psychic and Spiritualistic Fields. No endorsement as to qualifications of individuals or activities of any society listed in this Directory is to be assumed by the publication thereof; such information being merely given to indicate how such individuals and organizations are reported to function in their respec­ tive activities. No guarantee attaches to any representation made in this book. It should be the aim of every Society and Individual Worker in the fields covered herein to bring the Directory to the attention of the general public. All those who desire to aid in the greater distribution of the Direc­ tory are invited to communicate with us, and suitable arrangements will be made for the handling of these books. We will furnish a “For Sale” card to display at meetings to those who wish to take orders for the Directory. It would not be necessary to carry a stock of the books. We will fill orders direct and pay postage, allowing a fair discount on sales made. This Directory circulates in upwards of thirty different countries, and reflects the activities in Psychic and Spiritualistic fields as no other publication ever attempted to do. The Directory creates a common meeting ground for all those who are interested in the philosophy or practice of Psychic Science and Spiritualism. Correspondents are desired in all countries and key cities. Agents throughout the world desiring to handle the Directory for sale are invited to communicate. Before publication every individual name, church and society is circularized by us, and all post office returns marked “Undelivered” are eliminated from our lists. It is to be hoped that those who failed to respond to our question­ naires, in consequence of which their activities may not be as fully represented as they might wish, will not inflict their complaints upon us, as happened in a number of instances last year, but immediately file their material for the next issue. This Directory is not selective. All are welcome to make use of its pages within the scope of the subjects covered therein. All changes of addresses should be reported promptly, and new material should be submitted to us without delay. All material and advertising must be forwarded to us not later than December 1st, to insure insertion in the following issue. Forms will close on December 15th to enable us to bring out future issues of the Directory promptly on the first of each year. THE OCCULT PRESS. March, 1931. 3 4 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

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CONAN DOYLE MEMORIAL The recent transition of my husband has aroused world-wide sym­ pathy and shown to what an extent he held thei hearts of the people. Many of the general public, as well as co-workers with him in his many- sided interests and activities have expressed the desire for a Memorial in recognition of his public and literary work. Those who feel grateful affection for him wish to fulfill the desire of his heart by establishing and endowing a worthy Memorial in Lon­ don, not only as a focal point of the Spiritual and Psychical Truths to which he so unselfishly devoted his time and energy, and for which he sacrificed his last strength, but also as a veritable ENGLISH HOME OF WELCOME FOR ALL of like thought visiting London from the Provinces and Overseas, of whatever nation—a home of sympathetic guidance, consolation and enlightenment for the man in the street at times of despairing enquiry, and the bereaved in their hour of need for comfort and assurance. Such an institution would include, besides hospitable and congenial accommodation, a Bureau of Information regarding Spiritualistic Socie­ ties and Communities not only in London and the Provinces, but in all parts of the world, and particularly for introducing visitors to the interests most appealing to them. It is desired also to provide a Fund of Benevolence for old and distressed workers. Realising the distinct yet potentially co-operative fields of action in Physical Science, Psychical Research and Spiritual Truth, the proposed Centre will greatly assist in unifying and utilising the points of contact in each, emphasising throughout the universal power of the Spirit. It will prove a Clearing House for spreading the results of Psychical and Spiritual investigation throughout the world. The ideal of the incep­ tion of the Memorial may be described as devoted service to the highest and best interests of all. The support of all who believe in the recognition of man’s Spiritual nature and the fact of personal survival is confidently looked for in order that the Memorial shall truly represent the interests of the whole Movement, and form a great step in the direction of world peace. Even those admirers of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who do not at present sub­ scribe to his convictions will agree that Truth and Justice were his dominating characteristics, for he fearlessly fought for them, sacrific­ ing time and money when he saw that he could aid anyone suffering under injustice. His literature was white throughout — no yellow streaks to drag down and leave a taint in the mind. He gave to the world of his best, and of his great heart and of his great mind. Those HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE 7 who would show their appreciation of the pleasure they have derived from his books, and of a great and noble Englishman, will undoubtedly wish to be associated with a Memorial which would fulfill the dream of his heart. Jean Conan Doyle.

CONAN DOYLE MEMORIAL FUND

Honorary Trustees: Sir Robert Gower, D.C.L., O.B.E., J.P., M.P. Vice-Admiral J. G. Armstrong Major D. D. Milne A. C. Grigg, E sq. Honorary Treasurer: A. C. Grigg, E sq., Lloyds’ Bank, Ltd., 121-125, Oxford Street, London, W. 1. Honorary Secretary: W. R. Bradbrook, Esq., Bank Buildings, 16, St. Jam es’s Street, London, S. W. 1. Auditors: Messrs. Milne, Gregg & Turnbull, Accountants, 16, St. Jam es’s Street, S. W. 1.

All Donations should be sent td A. C. Grigg, E sq., Honorary Treasurer, Conan Doyle Memorial Fund, Lloyds’ Bank, Ltd., 121-125, Oxford Street, London, W. 1.

Donations will be acknowledged in The International Psychic Gazette, 69, High Holborn, London, W. C. 1. 8 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OP PSYCHIC SCIENCE

THE SURVIVAL LEAGUE Founded and Organized by Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott of 125, Alexandra Road, London, N.W. 8. The following announcement was issued in London, November, 1929:

In drawing your attention to the Survival League we, aa representing the Eaecutive Committee and General Council, wish to make it dear that this is no new society, as such; but an attempt to link societies already in existence and all people outside those organizations who have had definite proof of SURVIVAL. No group or individual linked with the SURVIVAL LEAGUE can be asked to subscribe to any but the one tenet of a belief in Survival as proven and demonstrable. By uniting, however, they will be able to give a unanimous answer to the greatest of all questions: “Life after Death through established communication with those who have died”—and union is strength. We ask your co-operation as a sodety, accepting Survival as a fundamental basis of existence, to make this League the power for good which it may become if those who have this definite proof will join, irrespective of what their religious or other views may be.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Chairman, H. DENNIS BRADLEY; MAURICE BARBANELL, JULIA CANNAN. F. FIELDING-OULD, NOEL JAQUIN, FRANK WHITMARSH, TREVOR BLAKEMORE, SHAW DESMOND. DAVID GOW, ESTELLE STEAD.

COUNCIL:

OLIVER BALDWIN, H. N. BOLTON, W. R. BRADBROOK, STANLEY DE BRATH. QUENTIN CRAUFURD, A. CONAN DOYLE, CONSTANCE HOLME, L. LIND OF HAGEBY, G. R. S. MEAD. HERMON OULD, MRS. ST. CLAIR STOBART, MR. SIMPSON, H. DE VERE STACPOOLE, HANNAN SWAFFER, ANNA WICKHAM, N. P. WILLCOCKS, L. G. M cF A R L A N E .

FOU N DER and ORGANIZER: C. A. D A W S O N S C O T T .

For additional details as to the formation of The Survival League, see section on Spiritualism (England) in this Directory. The Survival League will make for a common meeting ground for all societies and individuals to whom survival is a demonstrated fact, to the exclusion of any controversial points in psychic or spiritualistic philosophy.

ORGANIZERS

Organizer for U. S. A. (W. C. Hartmann) Organizer for Sweden (Eira Hellberg) Organizer for South Africa (M. Pittman) Organizer for Switzerland (E. Welsford)

CORPORATE MEMBERS

1. Theosophical Society in England 6. Science of Life Lecture Centre 2. The Lon. Dist. Coun. of the S. N. U. 7. West Riding Psychical Society. 3. W. T. Stead, Borderland Lib. 8. Spiritualist Community 4. Ipswich Psychic Society 9. The Spiritualistic Nat’l Union, Ltd. 5. Cape Town Christian Splr. Society 10. Church of Psychic Science. 11. The Survival League of America HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE 9

Survival After Death To be exploited by “The Survival League of America” (From the “Spiritualist Monthly" Los Angeles, March, 1931)

The Survival League of America has been brought into existence through the efforts of Wm. C. Hartmann, editor of the International Directory of Psychic Science and Spiritualism. The League will operate in affiliation with the Survival League of London, England, organized last year by Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott, as an International Movement in the interest of those who believe in the demonstrability of Survival After Death. A National Council of 100 has been formed for the Survival League of America, which embraces the names of many prominent individuals from otherwise divergent fields of thought. Among those on the National Council are Astrologers, Rosicrucians, Theosophists, Christian Mystics, as well as Psychical Researchers and avowed Spiritualists. Their locations extend from Coast to Coast, and Canada, Cuba and Mexico are also represented. The roster of names includes such well known personalities as Evan­ geline Adams, the famous Astrologer; Mrs. Max Heindel, leader of the Rosicrucian Fellowship; Count Louis Hamon (“Ch eiro”) ; F. Homer Curtiss, founder of the Order of Christian Mystics; Will Levington Comfort and Gordon MacCreagh, the well known writers; Robert Col­ lier, the New York publisher; Dean Frederick Edwards, Swami Yoga- nanda, Anna Louise Fletcher, John Henry Remmers, Dr. Frank L. Riley, Charles Victor Miller, Lucy McDowell Milburn, Dr. E. J. Stevens, Rev. Owen Washburn, Mrs. M. E. Cadwallader, editor of The Progressive Thinker; James Abbott and Mrs. Mary Ridpath Mann, both former edi­ tors of the National Spiritualist; Dr. B. F. Austin, editor Reason; Kevah Griffis and Mrs. Felicie 0. Crossley, editor Spiritualist Monthly. Among the Psychical Researchers are such well known investigators as Dr. Titus Bull, president of the James Hyslop Foundation; Frederick Bligh Bond, editor of “Psychic Research,” the official organ of the American Society for Psychical Research; Dr. Carl A. Wickland, Presi­ dent of the National Psychological Institute of Los Angeles; Joseph De Wyckoff, trustee of the American S. P. R.; Gertrude Ogden Tubby, who was Dr. James H y slop ’s secretary; Dr. Henry Hardwicke, Mrs. Helen C. Lambert and Dr. Gustave J. Pagenstecher. The names of twenty-four different editors appear on the roster, covering practically every prominent Psychic and Spiritualist publica­ tion in the United States, as well as Dr. C. 0. Haas, editor of the Journal on Vedic Research; Mrs. Max Heindel, editor of Rays of the Rose Cross, Oceanside, Cal.; Mrs. Marie Russack Hotchener, editor of World The­ osophy, Los Angeles; Edward S. Martin, of “The E d ito r’s Easy Chair,” Harper's, New York; Mrs. Laurel Miller, editor of Astro-Logic, New York; John J. O’Neill, Science Editor, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brook- 10 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE lyn; Swami Yogananda, editor of East-West Magazine, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Ada Muir, editor of The Torch, Vancouver. Mr. Hartmann has quite ambitious plans for the future activities of this league, including an educational department for students, investi­ gations of mediumship, public lectures, publications, seances for mem­ bers, and he hopes soon to have established a New York headquarters with commodious rooms for the use of its members, with an elaborate library and reading room, meeting rooms as well as specially appointed seance rooms where appointments can be made with accepted mediums, and seances held. It is intended to organize subsidiary State Leagues, which in turn will inaugurate Local Chapters in various cities. Since members are asked to subscribe to one tenet only—that of “Belief in the Demonstra- bility of Survival After D eath”—it is reasonable to assume that thou­ sands of believers will flock to Mr. H artm ann’s support in this project, as they can readily meet on the common ground of that platform, though holding otherwise different views. Miss Florence Robinson Haven, formerly Executive Secretary of the American S. P. R., is the Executive Secretary of “The Survival League of America.” The names of other officers and trustees will be given out shortly. For the present, all communications should be addressed to Wm. C. Hartmann, the National Organizer and Director, at P. O. Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y., from whom the names comprising the National Council may be obtained. The regular membership fee has been placed at only $2.00.

Those who accept the facts of SURVIVAL AFTER DEATH and communication between the two worlds will agree that these truths bring comfort to those in trouble and give purpose to lives that might otherwise appear futile. The SURVIVAL LEAGUE has been organized to provide a platform for people of otherwise divergent views who hold this basic belief, and all those who will subscribe to the belief in "THE DEMONSTRABILITY OF SURVIVAL AFTER DEATH" Are Invited to Join

"THE SURVIVAL LEAGUE OF AMERICA” (In Affiliation with "The Survival League,”—International—London) Descriptive literature furnished upon request

Address: The Executive Secretary Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y.

National Organizer and Director, Wm. C. Hartmann; Executive Secretary, Miss Florence Robinson Haven; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Gertrude Ogden Tubby.

For Membership Application Blank, see bottom of page 185. INDIVIDUAL NAMES AND ADDRESSES

UNITED STATES

Ambrose, John Edward, Box 52, Fairmount, W e st Va. Seer. Abbott, David P., 204 Keeline Bldg., 319 S. Amerige, Mre. Lida W., 610 Geary St., San 17th St. Omaha, Nebr. Illusionist; author; Francisco, Calif. Numerologist. writer. A m iba, Mrs. Isabella, 3739 N. D elphi St., Abbott, James, 3175 Hudson Ave., Chicago, Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. 111. Spiritualist; writer and lecturer. Anacker, Charlotte, 2412 Jerome Ave., New A bbott, Rev. N ellie E.. 288 A ndover St., L aw . York City. Sec: Circle of Light Spir. rence, Mass. Messages. Church. Abby, Charles J., Skowhegan, Me. President, Anderson, A., Box 24, Sawtelle, West Los Madison Spir. Camp. Angeles, Calif. Author, investigator. Aber. W. W., 1745 E llis St., San F ran cisco, A nderson, M iss Addle, 208 W e st 138th St., Calif. Materilizlng Medium. New York City. Sec., Spir. Revelation of Acorn, C laren ce C., 823 No. ■Sorrano Place, Harlem . Hollywood. Calif. Director, Calif. State Anderson, Andrew, 7210 Champlain Ave., Spir. Ass'n. Chicago, 111. Medium. A dam ek, Mrs. C. V., R. R. 2, Taylor, Tex. A nderson, J. B., 2524 31st Ave., S. M in nea­ Healer. polis, Minn. Independent Spirit Writings. Adams, Evangeline, Studio 1003, Carnegie Anderson, John M., 827 Washington St., Hall, N ew York, N. Y. A strologer. Mem. Jam estow n, N. Y. P residen t, 'Spir. S cien ce National Council, Survival League of Church. Am erica. A nderson. Mrs. Ragna, 211 20th Ave., S. Adams. Mary, 6104 W oodlawn Ave., Chicago, Minneapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant Message III. Numerologist. Bearer. Adams. Wm., 1404 Illin ois St.. Fort W orth, A nderson, Uhl J., 414 6th Ave., E., Duluth, Tex. Pres. Spir. Church of the Soul. Minn. Trustee, State Spir. Ass’n of Minne­ Ahrens. Harry J. Mason, 1300 Park Place, sota, 1931. President, First Spir. Church. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sec. B roth erhood Spir. Andrus, W. D., B ox 353, R. D. 2, B ellingham , Church. Wash. Pres. Psychic Research Soc. Alberta. 662 N. Y ew dell St., 54th and G irard Angel, Mrs. Jessie R., 227 McKinley Ave., Ave., Philadelphia, Penn. Spiritual Canton, Ohio. M edium . N. S. Alliance. Advisor. A nnemann, T heodore, W averly, N. Y. (New Albino, Prof. Anthony, 2858 W. P olk St., York City address: 509 Bond Bldg., 1560 Chicago. III. Psycho-Therapeutist. Broadway). Telepathist and Psychic. Udrlch. Harry J , 14546 St. Mary’s Ave., D e­ Author. troit, Mich. Clairvoyant, trumpet medium, Anton, Anna Marie, 1011 Chelsea Ave., Mem­ and lecturer. phis, Tenn. Clairvoyant; Clairaudient; Aleta. Madame. 440 Stuart St., Boston, Mass. Ex-Ray; Telepathy, and a Healer. Spir­ Author. itualist Minister. A lexander, H. I. H., the G rand D u k e of Appelton, Mrs. M aud, 805 N. 24th St., P h ila ­ Russia. The Rltz-Carlton Hotel, New delphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. York City. Author, researcher. A rcham bault, Mrs. Fran ces, 1407% N. M ar­ “Alexander the Great, the Man who knows ket St., W ichita, Kans. Medium. all” 239 South Oxford Ave., Los Angeles, Argandona, Abraham, 909 S. Virginia St., El Calif. (Claude Alexander Conlin). Paso. Texas. President “Sady,” Circulo de Alftlne, Miss Mabel. 1418 Hussions, Houston, estudios psiquicos. Tex. Medium Missionary. A rganza, Em m anual, 845 19th St., San D iego, Alice. Mother R. (Mrs. Ernst von Benning- Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 67. hoven), Wright Route 1, Box 42. Calif. Arlitt, Mrs. P. R., P. O. B ox 278 W ilm ington. Author, editor, publisher, Judaistlc-Chris- Mass. Psychometrlst and Clairvoyant. tlan mystic. Armitage, A.. President, Olneyville Spiritual Aken, Marley. Richland Center, Wls. In­ Tem ple, 1929 W e stm in ister St., Providence, spirational artist. R. I. •‘Alia Regah,” care of KMTR, Radio Sta­ tion. 1025 North Highland Ave., Hollywood, Armitage, AJyce Orel, 6648 Maryland Ave., Calif. Chicago, 111. Readings. Allan, Mrs. Eunice, 1241 Dewey Ave., Los Armitage. Rev. Mrs. E., 21736 Fenkell Ave., Angeles, Calif. Healer. •Brightmoor. D etroit, Mich. Pastor. Allen, Edythe I. 93 Austin St., Worcester. Armour, E. R am say. 70 E. 124th St., N ew Mass. Readings. York, N. Y. Spiritual Healer. Allen, E m m a 322 W. 139th St., N ew York. Armstrong, Dr. Augusta, 922 Clark Ave., De President. Unity Spir. Church. Land, Fla. Pioneer and Medium. Allen. O. Perry 1402 Townsend Ave.. Detroit, Armstrong, G., 2927 Oxford St., Philadelphia, Mich President. Mich. State Spir. Ass’n. Pa. Secretary, Universal Spir. Brother­ Allen. Robert B.. 143 Oakwood Ave., Syra­ hood Church. cuse, N. Y. Sec: First Spir. Church. A rm strong. Gilbert, 6220 H om er St., G erm an ­ Allison, J. S., 1211 So. Jackson St., Tulsa, town, Philadelphia, Pa. 2nd Vice Pres., Okla. Treas., Second Spir. Church. Pennsylvania State Spiritualist. Ass’n. Allison, Mrs. Lydia W.. The Beverly, 125 A rm strong, Mrs. J. E., 174 "School St., S o m er­ E ast 60th St.. N ew Y ork City. Author. ville, Mass. President, Church of Higher Allison, Samuel H.. 194 Brentwood Ave., San Spiritualism. Francisco, Calif. 2nd Vice Pres., Calif. Armstrong. L. H., 527 Columbus Ave., Bos­ State Spir. Ass’n. Licentiate worker ton, Mass. M eetings. under C. S. S A. Armstrong, May E., 1307 N. Grant, Indiana­ Allyn, Mrs. C. C., 1745 W. Vernon Ave., Los polis, Ind. Psychic readings. Angeles, Calif. Associated with First Spir. Arnett, Mrs. E. F., Edglngton Apts., Wichita, Tem ple. Kans. Allyn, Zula J.. 1745 W. Vernon Ave., Los Arons, Mrs. M. A., 114 Belleview Ave., Ham- Angeles, Calif. Associate Minister, C. S. monton, N. J. Spiritual Advisor and 8. A. Healer. 11 12 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Arrendell. Mrs. Elizabeth, 1859 N. 21st St., Barnes, Mrs. C. M., 192-55 H ollis Ave.. Hollis, Philadelphia, Penn. Spiritual Advisor. L. I. Sec., Violet Spir. Church (New York Ashbrook, Pearl B., 1449 E. 8th., Oklahoma, City) City, Okla. Licentiate. Barnes, Mrs. Heaton, 1505 Fairfield Ave., Atcheson, Mrs. Ella, 118 Riley St., Buffalo, Bridgeport, Conn. Medium. N. Y. M inister (N. S. A.). Barrell, Fred W., White River Junction, Vt. Atkins, Mrs. Nona, 1204 N. Boston, Tulsa, First Vice-Chairman, Northern N. E. Sec­ Okla. Associate Minister. tion A. S. P. R. Attenburg, Jeanette, 311 Fulton Bldg., Pit­ B arrett, Capt. E li N., 255 W alnut St., tsburgh, Pa. Manager, Lecturer’s Service Springfield, Mass. Medium. N. S. Alli­ Bureau. ance. Austin, Rev. B. F., 4522 St. C h arles Road, Barnett, Ethel, 3357 Annabelle Ave., Detroit, Los Angeles, Calif. Editor, “Reason Mich. Readings. Quarterly;" author, lecturer. Ordained Barnitz, John S., 41 North Eleventh St., Minister under C. S. S. A. (R. 401), Philadelphia, Pa. Editor, "Spirit­ Austin, H enry W arner, 1814 N St., N. W., ual Advocate." Lecturer. Healer. W ashin gton, D. C. M anager and C h ief Barr, M iss E., Enfield, N. H. Co-fou nder Librarian, The Playhouse Library. with Rev. Lyman Rollins of Enfield Soc. Austin, Mrs. Mary Hunter, Santa Fe, New for Psychical Research. Mexico. Writer. Athey, Mrs. Lillian Cox, 3107 W isconsin Ave., Bartel, H. K., 169 Collins St., Blue Island, 111. W ashington, D. C. W riter. Secretary. A yling, Florence, 1127 H a n cock St., B r o o k ­ Barth, William, 5913 Bleeker Ave., P. O. Sta. lyn, N. Y. Medium. J, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sec., C osm opolitan Spir. Church. Bartholomew, Neita May, 549 Stockbridge, B Buffalo, N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.) Bach, E v ielen a P., L ily Dale, N. Y. F orm er Bartlett, A. F., 1030 Euclid Blvd., St. Peters­ Trustee, Lily Dale Assembly. burg, Fla. Bacon, Edna, 612 N. 4th St., P on ca City, Barton. Mrs. M., First Vice Pres., The First Okla. Ordained Minister. Spiritualist Church of Madison. Wise. Badger, Mrs. Margaret G., 1532 Bainbridge Bartz, O. E., Thrall, Texas. Trustee, Tex. St., Philadelphia, Pa. M edium. N. S. Sta te Spir. A ss’n (N. S. A.). Alliance. Barw ise, Hon. M ark A., 27 C olu m b ia St., Bailen, Samuel Lawrence, Tremont Bldg., Bangor, Me. Chief Counsel and Trustee, Boston, Mass. Attorney, Mass. State National Spiritualist Association. Ass'n. of Spiritualists. Bary, H elen M., 2018 B rod erick St., San Bailey, Alice A., 11 W. 42nd St. (22nd floor), Francisco, Calif. Occultist. N ew York, N. Y. A uthor; L ecturer; Bastian, Mrs. Hannah, 236 S. 3rd St., R ea d ­ Founder, The Arcane School (Occult Phil­ ing, Pa. Sec., S econ d 'Spir. Church. osophy). Bates, Mrs. Mary, 44 S. Stock ton St., B a lti­ Bailey, Mrs. T e resa M.. 1251 N. 13th St., more, Md. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Baumann, Rev. Christian. 3515 N. Gal­ Bailey, Wilson G., 512 Broadway, Camden, veston, Texas. Ordained Minister (N. S. N. J. Author. Investigator. A.); Sec., German American Society. Bain, Mrs. D., 4801 W. M adison St., C hicago, Baxter, Jean H., H otel Endicott, 81st St. & 111. Readings and Circles. Columbus Ave.. New York. Pres., Church Baker, A leta B., 440 Stu art St., Boston, of Spir. Communion. Mass. Author, President and First Master of the Order of the Portal. Baxter, Mae, R. F. D. No. 3, A naheim , Calif. Baker, Rev. A lice J., Ph.D., 225 22nd St., Licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Santa Monica, Calif. Author; Lecturer; Bayley, W eston D., M.D., 1724 S p ru ce St., Teacher. Author, Christ-Way College. Philadelphia, Pa. Writer, investigator. Houston, Tex. Associate Minister. Beard, Rev. Jessie, 2535 G aylord St., Denver, Bakley, Mrs. Alice Mae, 3502 Milam St.. Colo. Lecturer; Message Bearer; Medium; Baldridge, Alice, 1688 W. 36th Place, Los Teacher. N. S. A. Missionary for Colorado. Angeles, Calif. Ordained Minister under Beasley, Hayes, 1211 S. Vermont, Los An­ C. S. S. A. geles, Calif. Editor. Baldwin, Herbert, 233 E. Indiana Ave., Phila­ Beattie, M ary Langly, R. R. 2, N ew Carlisle, delphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Ohio. Medium. Ball, Mrs. Nellie, 1539 S. D ew ey Ave., L os Beauregard, Mrs. Margaret, 4511 Perrlsh St., Angeles, Calif. Pastor. South Side Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Ball, Rev. Nellie, 1239 D ew ey St., L os A n ­ Becker, Dr. E. D., 407 Washington St.; of­ geles, Calif. Pastor, South Side Spiritualist fice, 324-325 Fledner Bldg., Portland, Ore. Church. Pastor, Second Spiritualist Church; Divine Ballantine, Mrs. Catherine, 272 W est 42nd Healer and Medium. St., Los Angeles, Calif. Associate Minister. Becker, Mrs. Florence S., 194 Brentwood Ballard, L ouis, 2746 G reen w ich St., San Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Philosophy and Francisco. Calif. Medium. Science Teacher; Test-Psychic; State Mis­ Bannister, Grace, 34 Interpark Ave., Buffalo, sionary (Northern Dist.), Calif.; State Spir. N. Y. 'Secretary, Spir. Temple of Truth. Ass'n; Ordained Minister under C. S. S. A. Barbour, H erbert A., 337 G regory St., Becker, Rev. Marie J., 1351 Hepner Ave., Rochester, N. Y. President, Plymouth Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Christian Ghurch. “International Shrine." Church Light and Truth (Eagle Rock). Barit, Lillian, 206-208 W e st 92nd St.. N ew Inspirational Painter; Author. York. Mediator, Church of Hope and Recker, Mrs. M aym e A., 55 E. R aspb erry St., Spiritual Contentment. Bethlehem, Pa. Secretary, Bethlehem Spir­ Barker, Mrs. Julia A., 6 R iverton St., A u ­ itual Alliance Church. gusta, Maine. Speaker, medium. Becker, Rev. Nicholas, P.O. Box 607, Okla­ Barney, Charles, 317 Plain St., Providence, homa City, Okla. Pres., First Spir. Al­ R. I. M em bers, S. M. A. (Saginaw). liance Church; Medium, Healer and Barker, Mrs. Julia, 6 Riverton St., Augusta, Teacher, Trumpet and Independent Voice. Maine. Medium. Beebe, C. E., 24 E. 14th St., Chattanooga, Barker, Mrs. Julia, 6 R iverton St., A ugusta, Tenn. Investigator. Me. Lecturer and message bearer. Beedle, Mrs. Mary, 201 N. B loom in gton St., Barlow. James, 2055 Park Ave., Chicago, 111. Streator. 111. Secretary. President. Becker, Florence, 194 Brentwood Ave., San INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 13

Francisco, Calif. State Missionary, Calif. delphia, Pa. Healer; Medium. N. S. Alli­ State Splr. Assn. ance. Becker, Dr. W. V., 194 Brentwood Ave., San Besinnet, Miss Ada M., 2205 Ashland Ave., Francisco, Calif. Licentiate worker under Toledo. Ohio. Materialization Medium. C. S. S. A. Beyers, Mrs. Clara, 610 E. Central, Wichita, Becton, Rev. J. Bufford, 135 W. 120th St., Bezlnque, Mrs. Eva, R. F. D. 8, P ittsburg, New York, N. Y. Lecturer, Clairvoyant, Kans. Medium. Medium. Kansas. Medium. Beers. Mrs. Lizzie, Springfield, Vt. Trustee, Blckell, Miss Lucy, 1213 Buckner Ave., St. So. Cassadaga Spiritualist Ass'n. Louis, Mo. Psychic readings, by mail. Behr, Herman, 111 John St., N ew York, Bickett, Rev. Wilhelmina, 2710 Cleinview N. Y. Author. Ave.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Healing Bethany. Belike, Rob., Route 1, Bowler, Wis. Pres., Biebault, Clara Alberta, 600 Norfolk, Buf­ First Splr. Mission, Split Rock, Wis. falo, N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Belasco, David, Belasco Theatre, New York, Bielec, Frank A., 114 Lord St., Dunkirk, N. Y. N. Y. Playwright, producer, theatrical Bielek, A rthur E rnest, 147-38 97th Ave.. manager; writer. Jam aica. N. Y. P sy ch ic Student. Belgardt. Mrs. Elsie F., 1906 N. Crawford Bigelow, Dr. Frank S., Skowhegan, Maine. Ave., Chicago, 111. President. Healer. Bell, Madam, 887 B ergen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bigelow, Dr. Frank, Skowhegan, Me. Healer. Spiritualist meetings. Bigelow, Ernest A., 1165 Park Ave., New Bell, H. R., Ashtabula, Ohio. Secretary, York, N. Y. Second Vice-Pres., New York First Spiritualist Temple. Section, A. S. P. R. Bellegarde, Rev. Jennie, 132 Nott Terrace, Bigelow. Helen T., 15 Lexington Ave., New Schenectady, N. Y. M edium. N. S. A lli­ York. N. Y. E x ecu tiv e Secretary, A m eri­ ance. can Society for Psychical Research. Bellwood, Samuel M.. 1643 India St., San Bigelow, Mrs. Ernest A., 1165 Park Ave., D iego, Calif. Spiritual H ealer (C. S. S. A.). N ew York, N. Y. Belm ont, Mrs., 1264 N. Jessu p St.. Philadel. Billlngton, Mrs. Annie, 559 Massachusetts phia. Pa. Medium. Ave., Suite 4, Cambridge, Mass. Medium. Benedict, Mrs, M. E., 414 Massachusetts Bindschaedler, Mrs. Helen, 34 Bridge Ave., Ave., Boston, Mass. Medium. Troy, N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Benjam in, A. A., 1216 25th Ave., N. M in ne­ Birch, Rev. Frederick Lloyd, Lily Dale, N. Y. apolis, Minn. Trustee, State Spir. Ass’n Birchenought. Mary E., 65 Potter Ave., Prov­ of Minnesota, 1931. President, Third Spir. idence. R. I. Medium. Church. Bird, Mrs. Flora, Essex St., Lynn, Mass. Benjamin, Rev. Elizabeth, 1810 E. 34th St., Secretary, First Spiritual Church. Kansas City, Mo. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Bird. J. Malcolm. Author; Writer; Lecturer. Benjamlne. Elbert, Box 1525, Los Angeles, F orm er R esearch Officer, A. S. P. R. Calif. Author and Lecturer (Pen name, Birdsall, F ra n ce s C., 307 S. E lm St.. Jackson, C. C. Zain). Mich. Sec., Spiritual Science Church. Benjamlne, Elizabeth D., 818 Union League B irdsall. F ra n ces C., 307 S. E lm St., Jack- Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Teacher of oc­ son, Mich. Secretary, Spir. Science Church. cultism . Birnfeld, M., 152 W. 42nd St., N ew York, Bennett, Mrs., 126 W. 71st St., N ew York N Y. Secretary, Temple of Light. City. Metaphysician. Bisbee, Mrs. Blanche H., 25 Frankton Ave., Bennett. Mrs., 55 North 3rd St., N ewark, N. Montello, Mass. Medium. J. Medium. Black. Rev. M abel Palm er, 377a M ain St., Bennett. A lexander, -B St., Buffalo, N. Y. Woburn, Mass. Medium. N. S. Alliance. H ealer (N. S. A.). Black, Rev. Mabel H. Palmer, 68J Boylston Bennett, Herbert L., Mlllis, Mass. Treas­ St., Boston, Mass. M edium. urer, First Spir. Soc. (Walpole, Mass.). Blair, Rev. David. Pastor, First Spiritualist Bennett, Jessie. 2704 T h ird St., O cean Park, Alliance Church, Pottstown, Pa. Calif. Ordained Minister under C. S. S. A. Blakem an, John G., 1607 E. 32nd St.. L os Bennett, Rev. Jessie A., c/o Bay Cities Spir. Angeles, Calif. Pastor. Nettle Riley Tem­ Church. 2621 W ashington Blvd., Santa Mon­ ple Spiritualist Church; Medium; Healer; ica, Calif. P a stor W riter. Bennett, Mrs. T.aura B., 1431 N. Alvarado Blakeman, Mrs. Marie, Huron St., Toledo, St., L os A ngeles, Calif. M inister, Golden Ohio. Healer. Rule Splr. Church. Blakesley. Rev. Anna, 3616 Haverford Ave., Bennett. Louis C., Hensonvllle. N. Y. Healer; Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor; Pas­ Leader. Glenslde Spiritual Church, 144 tor, Wengert Spiritualist Church. H udson Ave., Albany, N. Y. Blanchard. Mrs. Addle, c/o Second Spiritual­ Benninghoven. Mrs. Ernst. See “Alice, ist Church, 3017 K St., San D iego, Calif. M other R.M Secretary. Benz. W , c/o First Spir. Church of Light & Blanch, M adam e, 61 D u d ley St., R oxbury, Truth, 68 Ja m es St., N ewark. N. J. S e c ­ Mass. Medium. retary. Blankinship, Mrs. Blanche, Brockton, Mass. Bcrdeen. Ettamae. Pittsfield, Maine. Secre­ M edium. tary, Spiritualist Society. Blankonshlp, Mrs. B. H., 25 F ran kton Ave., Berdlne, Mrs. Anna L., R oute 8, R. F. D., Montello, Mass. Medium. Wichita, Kans. Secretary. Kans. State Bledsoe, Rev. Etta S., Box 231, Route 4. Spir. A ss’n. Santa Cruz, Calif. Teacher; Lecturer; Berllng. Cell. See Stewart. Ceil. Psychic: Ordained Minister under C. S. S. Berner. B. Timothy, 1832 Cuyler Ave., Chi­ Blegcn, Madame. 716 W Watson, Lewiston, cago. 111. Secretary, Western Wisconsin Montana. Trance Medium. Camp Association, Wonewoc, Wis. Bleser. Lillian, 446 40th St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Berry. Rev. Carrie, 114 E. E x ch a n g e St., M edium. Akron. Ohio. Pastor; Medium. Bleyfhing, Dr. W. Martin, Box 419, Tujunga. Berry. Mrs. Jean, 130 E. 39th St.. N ew Y ork Calif. Scientific Research, Academy of City. Author; Teacher. Spiritual Science. Berry. Mrs. Mary F., 6 Union Park, Boston. Bllnn. Rev. Albert P.. Lake Pleasant. Mass. Mass. Medium. Secretary. New England Camp Association. Blinn. H ow ard W.. 13 R oosevelt St.. H a rt­ Berry. R ichard W., 2123 C am brid ge St., L os ford. Conn. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Angeles, Calif. Secretary. Omada Spir. Church. Bloom , Rev. Minnie, 119 S. Ivy St.. M edford. Ore. Pastor; Minister; Lecturer; Soc. of Bertolino, Mrs. Oenaro. 1805 Titan St., Phila­ Psychic Research (Medford). 14 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Bloom, Minnie, 119 So. Ivy St., Medford, Okla. Secretary, Okla. State Spir. Assn.; Ore. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 44. Sec., Spiritualist Camp Assn. Bloomer, Rev. Chauncey J., 702 East Grove, Brassie, Ernest, c/o Plymouth Church, Mishawaka, Ind. Pastor, Spir. Camp of R och ester, N. Y. H ea ler (N. S. A.). Princess Mishawaka; Lecturer and Mes­ Braughno, Carrie, 1223 Bangs Ave., Asbury sage Bearer. Park, N. J. Spiritual Advisor. Bloom ey, B urton E., 109 B ank St., Lebanon, Breaker, Geo. H., 301 Esperon Bldg., Hous­ N. H. Treasurer, N orthern N. E. S ection ton, Texas. Lawyer; Psychic; Researcher; A. S. P. R. L ecturer. Bluhm enthal, Mary, 12 S. 59th St., P h ila d el­ Breakwell, Prof. Sam. J., 410 'So. Alamo St., phia, Pa. Medium. San Antonio, Texas. Psychologist; Poet; Blum enthal, M orton H., 71 B roadw ay, N ew Psychic. York City. Co-founder of Cayce “Psychic Breakw ell, Prof., 410 S. A lam o St., San A n­ Hospital,” Virginia Beach, Va. tonio, Texas. Medium. Blunck, V ictor H., 721 14th Ave., N., M in ne­ Brenda, Madame, Herald Square Hotel, 116 apolis, Minn. Trustee, State Spir. Ass’n of W. 34th St., N ew York, N. Y. S piritu alist; Minnesota, 1931. President, New Central A dviser. Spir. Church. Brennan, M ary B., 64 W. R andolph St., C h i­ Blunck, V ictor H., 721 14th Ave., North, M in­ cago, 111. Psychic; Teacher of Psycihc neapolis, Minn. Musician. President, New Science. Central Spir. Church. Bretherton, Cecil, 226 Potomac Ave., Buffalo, Boerngen, Rev. A. E., 643 Sta te St., M assilon, N. Y. President, Golden Rule Spir. Church. Ohio. Minister; Lecturer; Clairvoyant; Brewer, Charles L., Puente, Calif. President, Reader. Los Angeles Lodge, Ancient Order of Bogart, Guy, Beaumont, Calif. Author; Faithists, Oahspe Institute. Writer; Lecturer. Briel, Rev. Clara, R. D., H olland, N. Y. M e­ Bohanon, Edith, 60 M arket St., c/o Mrs. dium. N. S. Alliance. Atwater, Lynn, Mass. Psychic. B riggs, John York, 1820 12th St., Santa M on­ Boland, Mrs. M., 17 E. Balcom, Buffalo, N. ica, Calif. Pastor, Church of the Elder Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Brother. Bolser, M attie, 313 N. T h ird St., Richm ond, Bright, M iss Sarah Books, 1407 E. 3rd St., Ind. Secretary, Science Church of Spirit­ Duluth, Minn. Spiritualism. ualists. Brink, Lillian, 790 W. 9th St., San Pedro, Bond, Frederick Bligh, 15 Lexington Ave., Calif. Pastor, Light of Truth Spir. Church New York City. Editor, “Psychic Research,” (N. F. S. S. No. 30), L on g Beach. Journal of the A.S.P.R.; author, lecturer, Brinkman, John, 309 W ilbur Ave., Columbus, psychic investigator. Ohio. Spiritual Healer. Bonggren, Jacob, 208 N. Wells St., Chicago, Bristol, John I. D., 452 Lexington Ave., New 111. Editor, "Swedish American.” Y ork City. P residen t, A. S. P. R. Boone, Mrs. Ida May, 1249 Elden Ave., Los Bristol, W. E.. 35 O w en St., A rcadia, Calif. Angeles Calif Trustee, West. Wis. Camp Ass'n. Borst, Joseph, 90-27 185th St., Hollis, L. I., Briton, Lillian C., B.A., 153 M acon St., N. Y. Minister, . Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychic. Borst, Joseph, 9027 185th St., Jamaica, N. Y. Britz, Everett F., 25 Third Ave., New York, M inister, I. A. S. N. Y. Treasurer, Gen’l Assembly of Spir­ Boston, Mme., 1208 Bainbridge St. (Rear), itualists, State of N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. B rock, W illiam , 134 W. 96th St., N ew York, N. Y. Editor, “The Call of Truth.” Botteman, Mark, 719 Camp St., New Orleans; B rooks, Rev. M argaret, 16 N. 15th St., K a n ­ La. Medium. sa s City, Kan. M edium. T. N. S. A. Bould, Walter, Dunkirk, N. Y. Treasurer, B rookling, F. A.. 1435 W. 41st St., O klahom a Lily Dale Assembly. City, Okla. Treas., Central Spir. Church. Bower, William, Ava, 111. Leader, School of Broos, Mrs. Anna, New Haven, Conn. Presi­ Light. dent, The First Spiritual Alliance Church. Boyd, Dr. Thomas Parker, 939 Phelan Bldg., Brouse, Lillian, 11 Homewood Terrace, San San Francisco, Calif. Author, Lecturer, Emanuel Movement Francisco, Calif. Ordained Minister under Boyer, Mrs. May J. Strange, c/o Universal Brown, Mrs! Alice, Suite 3, 726^4 Shawmut Progressive Spir. Church, 3rd Floor, 1745 Ave., Roxbury, Mass. Medium. Bainbridge St., Philadelphia, Pa. Secre­ Brown. Mrs. Anna, 1325 D ick erson St., P h ila ­ tary. delphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Bradfleld, Rev. Clara, 1653 S u m m it St., K a n ­ Brown, A rchie, 169 D ravus St., Seattle, sas City, Mo. Missionary Work, T. N. Wash. Sec., Temple of Truth Second Spir. S. A. Bradford, Rev. Harold L., c/o Spir. Science Church. Church, Mizpah Temple, West Ferry at Brown, Charles, Ebenezer, N. Y. Lecturer. H erk im er St., Buffalo, N. Y. Brown, Mrs. C. D., 320 N. Tyler Ave., El Bradford, Nora, 1041 A Ave., National City, Monta, Calif. President, Harmony Grove Calif. L icen tia te w ork er under C. S. S. A.; Cam p Assn. H ealer. Brown, C orn elia J., 76 P rosp ect St., E a st O r­ Bradley, Isa b el (2nd), A llston, M ass. M e­ ange, N. J. Secretary, F irst C hurch of dium. M ental S cien ce (Newark, N. J.). Brag, Miss Gladdis, Hotel Stratford, San Brown, Edith, P.O. Box 149, Lynn, Mass. Francisco, Calif. Secretary The E. J. R eadings. Stebens Light and Colour Studios. Brown, Effle D., 911 Shasta Ave.. Funsmuir, B raganza, Prof. C. B., Ps.D., 65 W estlan d Calif. Christian Spiritualist Healer. Ave., Boston. Mass. Psychic; Crystal Seer. Brow n. Mrs. Ella, 34 W. 131st St., N ew Y ork Bragg, Mrs. N. E., National City, Calif. City. Secretary, St. Joseph Spir. Church. Medium. Brown, Esther, 965 De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn, Bram ak, Julia A., 648a N atom a St., San N. Y. Sp iritu al M eetings. Francisco, Calif. Pres., First Spiritual Brow n, Jennie, 345 E. 3rd St;, L on g Beach, Tem ple. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 18. Bram ble, Mrs. K. L.t 124 13th St., Toledo, Brown, Jennie S., c/o Moose Hall, 1314 Elm Ohio. Readings. St., L on g Beach, Calif. Pastor, N ational Bram er, Rev. L ou isa L., I l l S. M ain St., Federation of Psychic Churches, No. 18. Jam estow n, N. Y. Pastor, T h e Spir. Brown, Rev. Frank K., 735 17th St., Oakland, Science Church. Calif. O rdained M in ister under C. S. S. A.; Brandom , Nellie, 904 S. 4th St., P o n ca City, Pastor, Trinity Spiritualist Church. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 15

Brown, Rev. F. K.. 1201 14th St.. 1201 14th Burke, Arthur, Englewood, N. J. Whiter; St., Oakland. Calif. M edium and lecturer. Psychic Investigator. Brown, Gertrude J. G., 59 Conwell Ave., Burke, Rev. G ertrude F., 18 H igh St., P o r ts ­ West Somerville, Mass. Medium. m outh, N. H. E n tran ced m edium . T. N. Brown, Mrs. Grace A., 6202 8th Ave.. Ken­ S. A. Pastor, F irst ■Spiritual A lliance osha, Wls. Lecturer and message bearer; Church. President, First Spir. Church of Kenosha. Burkepile, Mrs. Lois, 1117 W. Colorado Ave., Brown, Lueanna R., 2224 Oakford St., Phila. Colorado Springs, Colo. Spiritual Healer. delphla, Pa. Medium. Burnett, Mrs. Ruth. 618 E. 15th St., M in ne­ Brow n, Silas W.. 1114 E llicott St., Buffalo, apolis, Minn. Trance Lecturer and Auto­ N. Y. W riter. matic Writer. Brown, Sydn ey C., 342 E m erson St., R o ch es­ Burns, H enrietta, O ak St., A ugusta, Maine. ter. N. Y. Healer. N. S. Alliance. Secretary. Progressive Spiritualist Society. Brown, William M., Virginia Beach, Va. Burr, William H., 140 S. Fitzhugh, Roches­ University professor. ter, N. Y. F orm er Pres, of P lym outh Browne, Carrie, R. R. R iverside, F ort W orth, Church, and one-time Pres., Gen'l Assem­ Texas. Sec. and Treas., The Fort Worth bly, N. Y. State. Spiritualist Church. Burrell, Jas., 423 Lenox Ave., New York Brow ne, W illiam T., R. R. R iverside, F ort City. Secretary. Worth, Texas. Pres., Fort Worth Spir. Burton, Mrs. Agnes, 54 W. 140th St., New Church. York City. Sec., Trinity Spir. Church. Brownell, Louise B., 420 Miramonte Drive, Burton, Mrs. B., 209 W. 121st St., N ew Y ork Santa Barbara, Calif. Spiritual Minlstrant. City. Clairvoyant; Medium; Lecturer. Brugler, Rev. Charles, The Cairn, Rye Lake, Burton, Bertha, 270 W. 127th -St., New York White Plains, N. Y. Psychic investigator, City. Associate Minister and Licentiate lecturer. (N. S. A.). Brunem an, M argarette, 95 S. N inth St., Burton, Charles W., 615 S. 1st St., Bedford, Newark, N. J. Medium. Ind. President, Church Bible Spiritualists. Brummer, Mrs. Mildred, Newportville, Pa. Bush, J. Melvin, 39 Midland Ave., Montclair, Medium. N. S. Alliance. N. J. Pastor. First Church of Mental Brush, M. G., 129 W est Washington, Jackson, S cien ce (Newark, N. J.). Mich. Divine Healer and Lecturer. B ushroe, Mrs. Dolly, 116 W. M aple St., Bryan, Dr. Wm. J.. Kensico Ave., Valhalla, Adrian, Mich. Healer. Bryant, Marian, 1321 Sa n tee St., L os A n­ Buss, C h arles A., 1052 20th St.. San D iego, geles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Calif. O rdain ed M in ister un der C. S. S. A. No. 63. Butcher. Mrs. Clara. 913 Galveston Ave., N. Y. Writer; Author; Psychic. Fort Worth, Tex. Secretary, Light of Buch, Oscar W., 2448 Columbia Ave., Phila­ Truth 'Spir. Ch.; L icen tia te M inister; C la ir­ delphia, Pa. M edium. N. S. Alliance. voyant and Trance Medium. Bucholtz, A., 446 Suydam St.. Brooklyn, N. Butcher, Henry R., 913 Galveston Ave., Fort Buckley, F. C., 600 N. C h arles S t, B a lti­ Worth, Tex. Licentiate Minister and more, Md. Secretary, First Spiritual Assistant Pastor, Light of Truth Spir. Church. Mem. N ational Council, S. L. A. Ch.; Author; Lecturer; Teacher; Healer; Buechel, Mrs. Essie, 722 Essex, Fort Worth, Graduate Morris Pratt Inst. N. S. A. Tex Medium missionary. Bute, Rev. Dr. L. Ray, 6732 VInewood Ave., Y. M eetings. Detroit, Mich. Lecturer; Teacher. Buesing, Bertha, 4250 N. Sacramento Ave., Bute, Mrs. May, 6732 VInewood Ave., De­ Chicago, 111. Secretary. troit. Mich. Trumpet. Buettner, Mrs. Daisy Gibson. 309 B. Steiner Butler, A. T. Benne, 24 S. G rove St., E a st St.. San Fran cisco, Calif. T e a ch e r o f P s y ­ Orange, N. J. Perfumeur. chic Development and Spiritualism by cor­ Butler, Mrs. Anna, 2055 Park Ave., Chicago, respondence; Author. 111. Secretary. Bugbee, G eorge E., 9 Ralph St., Lowell, Butler, Rev. E. D., c/o First Spiritual Al­ Mass. Medium. liance Church, 61 Exchange St., Lynn, Buhl, Emma D., 120-08 14th Road, College Mass. Pastor. Point, L. I., N. Y. President, Spir. Church Butler, Mrs. M. J., 18 Huntington Ave., Suite of Divine Faith. 30, Boston, Mass. Clairvoyant Healing Bull, Mrs. Mabel. 1829 E. 23rd St.. Brooklyn, M edium. N. Y. Chairm an. M em bership Com., S p ir­ Butler, Nicholas Murray, 60 Morningslde itual and E th ical Soc. (N.Y.). Drive, New York, N. Y. Corresponding Bull, Titus, M.D., 430 W. 116th St.. N ew Member. Society for Physical Research York City President, The James H. Hy- (London). slop Foundation (New York). Button. William H., 27 Cedar St., New York, Bullock. E d ga r V., 1315 So. F low er St., L os N. Y. T rustee, A. S. P. R. Angeles. Calif. Spiritual Healer (C. S. Buzzello, Rev. Carrie Wermouth, c/o The Modem Spiritualist Church. 824 Page St., Bunn. Jasper, 2130 F its wa ter St.. P h ila d el­ •San Francisco, Calif. Pastor. phia. Pa. H ealer; Medium. N. S. Alliance. Byennes, M iss Lois, 800 M ain St., K ankakee, Bunnerllght. Anna L.. 2733 Florida Ave., 111. Secretary. Tampa. Fla. Licentiate worker under C. Byrne, Mrs. Mary, 4316 Tularosa, El Paso, S. S. A. Tex. Healer. Bunton. Dr. Geo. W.. 1729 N. W ilton Place, Hollywood, Calif. Assoc. Pastor, The Tem­ ple of Light C Burgers. Myra L., Dexter, Maine. Secretary, Cabbage. Mary, 1622 Champlost Ave., Phila­ First Piscataquis Spiritualist Assn., Dovef- delphia, Pa. Clairvoyant; Medium. Foxcroft. Cadman, S. Parkes, 64 Jefferson Ave., Brook­ B urgers. W alter H.. Sangerville, Me. P r e si­ lyn, N. Y. M inister; In terested In P sy ch ic dent, First Piscataquis Spiritualist Assn., Research. Dover-Foxcroft. Cadmus, Mrs. Ella. 1223 W est Ave., Buffalo, Burgess. C. A., 110 S. L oom is St., Ch icago N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). 111. Healer; Lecturer, Cadw allader. Mrs. M. E., 106 S. L oom is St. Burgess, Mrs. Ella. 30 Inman St.. Cambridge (Personal), Chicago, 111. Editor, "The Mass. Secretary. Progressive Thinker"; First Vice Pres., Burgess. Miss Myra L., Sangerville. Maine Penna. State Spir. Assn. Secretary. First Piscataquis Spir. Assn Cain, H. C., I l l N orrie St., Iron wood, Mich. (D over - Fox croft). Trustee, West. Wls. Camp Ass'n. 16 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Call, Imogene, 905 W. Water, Elmira, N. Y. Castetter, Ethel, 315 S. C arroll St., South A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Bend, Ind. Official. Callaway, Prof. C. W. Serenity Rest, Boul­ Cavert, Mrs. M aud F., 1619 R ace St., P h ila ­ der Creek. Calif. Editor, “Psychic Light delphia, Pa. Mechano-Therapy; Psychic R eview ’’; Publisher. D iagnosis. Callaway, Dolly, Serenity Rest Park, Boul­ Cayce, Edgar, Virginia Beach, Va. Conducts der Creek, Calif. Asst. Editor, “Psychic “Psychic” Hospital. Light Review." Celmar, Dr. Alexandria, 3709'% Main St., Cameron, Joe, 219 E. Hennepin Ave., or Jacksonville, Fla. Medium; Healer. N. S. Ryan Hotel, Minneapolis. Minn. Medium. Alliance. Campbell, Mrs. Ada, Guilford, Maine. Secre­ Ceney, Rev. Frank A., I l l E. N orth St., N ew ­ tary, Progressive Splr. Soc. ark, Ohio. Pastor. Campbell, Estella A., Winterport, Maine. Cervantes, Bibiano Zaldivar, P. O. Box 14, Vice President, State Spir. Assn.; Secre­ Station A, San Antonio, Tex. Author; sec­ tary, Winterport Spir. Soc. retary General Del Centro de Estudios Campbell, Maybelle H., President, Le Roy Psicologicos. Spiritualist Church, Le Roy, 111. Cervln. Rev. A., 832 W. 6th St., Taylor, Tex. Campbell, Mrs. Sadie, 4511 Parrish St., Phil­ Vice-Pres., Texas State Spir. Ass’n (N. S. adelphia, Pa. M edium. N. S. Alliance. A.); Pastor. Cannady, Lester V., 506 E. 18th Ave., Den­ Cervin, Mrs. Jennie, 832 W. 6th St., Taylor, ver, Colo. Secretary. Colorado State Spir. Tex. Licentiate. A ss’n. Cham berlain, C. Wm., D.D., Ph.D., 2723 So. Cannon, Mrs. Charles, Route 1, Parkersburg, Austin Blvd., Cicero, 111. Bishop of the W. Va. Direct Voice Medium—Private. Liberal Church; Psychologist; Psycho An­ Cannon, R ae B. (Mrs. W illiam M. Cannon), alyst; Vocational Counselor. 375 Park Ave., New York City. Psychic Champlain, Rev. Odessa, 708 Tremont St., Investigator. Boston. Mass. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Cannon, William M., 375 Park Ave., New Champlain, Rev. Odessa, 708 Tremont St., York City. Chairman, New York Section, Boston, Mass. Medium. A. S. P. R. Chandler, M iss Erm a, G ray St., E ast Aurora, Capsilidakis, N., New Haven, Conn. Secre­ N. Y. Sec., F irst Spir. Church. tary, The First Spiritual Alliance Church. Chandler, Mrs. L ou ise P., 17 A sh ford St., Carl, W. H., D.S.M., 613 Z ane H ighw ay, Allston, Mass. Assistant Teacher for Rev. Martins Ferry, Ohio. Medium and Teacher Mabel Palmer-Black; Order of Oahspe. of Occult Science and Mediumship. Chapin, Rev. Mary, 5508 E d g ew a ter Dr., Carnegie, Andrew, 8713 139th St., Jamaica, Point Place, Ohio. Authoress; Psychic; N. Y. Secretary, Mission of Four Leaf H ealer; L ecturer; F irst Trustee, P. S. A. Clover Church, Rockville Center, N. Y. o f U. S. A. Carpenter, Mrs. Anna, 37 C old brook St., N. Chapman, Mrs. A nnie R., 713 D udley St., E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Message Bearer; “The Denmark," Suite 23, Boston, Mass. Speaker. Speaker and Message Bearer. Carpenter, Emma, 26 Highland Ave., Grand Chapm an, Mrs. F loren ce L., 15 C ou rt St., Rapids, Mich. Medium. Mansfield, Mass. Healer-Medium. Carpenter-Vail, Marian, 1841 W ellington Rd., Chapm an, M ary B., 42 N. 56th St., P h iladel­ Los Angeles, Calif. Ordained Minister un­ phia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor and Healer. d er C. S. S. A.; Sta te M ission ary (South­ Chatburn, Frank S., 2151 N. 8th St., Phila­ ern Dist.). Calif. State Spir Assn. delphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Carr, Dr. Hiram, Pittsfield, Me. President, “Cheiro," 7417 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Spiritualist Society. Calif. World Famous Seer, Palmist and Carr, Dr. Hiram, Pittsfield, Maine. Presi­ Astrologer. dent, Spir. Soc. “Cheiro" (Count Louis Hamon), 7417 Holly­ Carrigan, Rev. Charlotte A. Robb, 325 W. wood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Author; Sherman, Wichita, Kan. Mystic Palmist. Carrington, Hereward, 504 W. 111th St., New Chesley, Wm. S., 861 City Hall Station, New York City. Author; Writer; Investigator; York City. Editor, “Spiritualist News." Founder, The American Psychical Insti­ Childs. Mrs. John Lewis, 91 Tulip Ave., tute and Laboratory. F loral Park, L. I., N. Y. Investigator. Carrington, Mrs. Nona, Cor. 16th and Grove Childers, F ra n ces S., 856 C ourt St., San St.. Oakland, Calif. A sso cia te M inister, Bernardino, Calif. Associate Minister, C. C. S. S. A. S. S. A. C arscadden, Mrs. Sara, 2330 E m era ld St., Chilton, Miss Emma, Hulham House, Atlas, Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. Napa Co., Calif. Lecturer; Clairvoyant Carter, Mrs. Rachel. 855 Butterworth Ave., Healer; Inspirational Speaker. Grand Rapids, Mich. Secretary, The In­ Chittick, Susan, 532 Pine Ave., Long Beach, dependent Spiritualist Assn. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 14. Carter, William Raymond, 748 Forrest Ave., Chitty, Mr. W. R., 939 No. Latrobe Ave., Biloxi, Miss. Inspired and Clairaudient Chicago, 111. Medium. writer whose sole work is with spirit of C hristensen, Mr. A. J., 6018 St. L aw ren ce high rank In the H eavens. Ave., Chicago, 111. Medium and Healer. C artheuser, W illiam , L ily Dale, N. Y. T ru m ­ Christie, W ill O., 1111 12th St., Oakland. pet Medium. Cal. N. F. S. S. Church No. 37, Frultvale. Cartheuser, William, c/o Box 95, Orange, Christopher, Mrs. V., 208 W. 138th St., New N. J. Independent and Trumpet Voice York City. Secretary. Medium. (Permanent Home, Lily Dale, Chubb, Mrs. M. Elder, 2616 Travis, Houston, N. Y.) Tex. Pastor; Licentiate. Carvan, Mrs. Pauline, 19 W eyl St., R ochester, Chubb, Mrs. M. Elder, 2616 T ra v is St., H ou s­ N. Y. M edium. N. S. A lliance. ton, T exas. L icen tia te (N.S.A.) Carver, Dr. George W., Tuskegee Institute. Churchill, F. K., New Era, Oregon. Tuskegee, Ala. Professor, experimental Chypin, Rev. M ary E., 5508 E d g ew a ter Dr., chem istry. Toledo, Ohio. Writer, psychic and minister. Cation. Carrie, 201 N. 6th St., Newark, N. J. Claas, Rev. M. E., 8553 144th St., Jam aica, Reader, The Psychological Center. N. Y. Pastor, Church o f the F ou r L eaf Case, Paul, 367 B oylston St., R. 600, Boston, Clover. Mass. Authority on the Tarot. Clark, Rev. Arabella L. King, 627 Broadway, Casebeer, Rev. Frank, Box 165, Lily Dale, Newark, N. J. Pastor. N. Y. Medium. Clark, Dr. B. F., 432 Mass. Ave., Indianapolis, Casey, Mrs. G. W., 124 E. Burnham, Black- Ind. President, Psychic Science Spiritual­ well, Okla. Associate Minister. ist Church. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 17

Clark, Charles. 211 Summer Ave., Newark, Cole, Mrs. E. S., c/o First Community Spir­ N. J. Lawyer, P y sch lc Student. itualist Church, Clarendon and Malbar Clark, Constance, 588 Lenox Ave., New York, Sts.. Huntington Park. Calif.; President. N. Y. Associate Member (N. S. A.). Cole, Helen, 429 E. 49th St., L os A ngeles, Clark, Mrs. Dollle, 2539 Park Ave., Indianapo­ Calif. Secretary, South Side -Spiritualist lis. Ind. Voice Medium; Pastor, Psychic Church. Science Spiritualist Church. Cole, Mrs. Ida M., 327 Pine St., La Crosse, Clark. Mrs. Em ily, 501 47th Ave., W e st Allis, WIs. Secretary, First Spir. Church. Wise. Sec., First Spir. Church. Coleman, Mrs. Emma Mabel Field, 1847 Stan­ Clark, Mrs. E v a M., 137 W ash in gton St., ford Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Psychic Artist Philadelphia, Pa. H ealer; M edium. N. S. In Egyptian Symbolic Drawing. Alliance. Coleman, Rev. Mary E., c/o The Elizabeth Clark. Jennie M. S., c/o W. T. Stead Spir­ Spiritu al Church. 1508 N. 19th St.. P h ila ­ itual Church, Inc., 32 H ask in s St., P r ov i­ delphia, Pa. Pastor. dence. R. I.; Sec. C olem an-Spencer, Rev. M., 1229 N. 58th St., Clark, J ew ett P., c/ o P. O. B ox 747, In d ian ­ Philadelphia. Pa. Minister and Medium, apolis, Ind. Assoc. Minister, Indiana Ass’n N. S. Alliance. of Spir.; Clairvoyant and Trumpet Medium. Coll. Francis, 212 S. Grey Ave., Colonial Clark, Mrs. Minnie, 1059 Tremont St., Rox- Heights, Wilmington, Del. Medium; Healer. bury, Mass. Secretary. Collar, E lin or J., 648a N atom a St., San Clark, Rev. Oscar L., c/o Church of Divine Francisco, Calif. Licentiate worker under Fellow ship, 823 Spain St., N ew Orleans, C. S. S. A. La. Pastor. Collier, Mrs. Asa, 326 Grand St., Hornell, Clark, Mrs. R. A., 4841 Magoun Ave., East N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Chicago, 111. M essage Bearer. Collier, E. A., 109 P in e St., Springfield, Mass. Clark. Rev. R. H., 5616 Girard Ave., Phila­ Trustee, Mass. State Assn. Spir. delphia, Pa. Circles. Collins, Bertha, 1764 N. Clark St., Chicago, Clark, Mrs. Rica, 725 E. A llegheny Ave., 111. Clairvoyant. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Collins. Cora B., 2011 Orchard Ave., Los Clark, Dr. Samuel, 1180 H a lsey St., Brooklyn, Angeles, Calif. Associate Minister, C. N. Y. Medium. S. S. A. Clarke. M adam A. G. (N. S. A.), B ox 529, Collins, Frederick W., 143 Roseville Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Psychic medium . Newark, N. J. President. First Church of Clarke, W illiam , 1502 W e b ster St., P h iladel­ Mental Science; Dean, First Nat’l Univer­ phia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. sity of Naturopathy. Claussen, Rev. Clara C., 2325 N. 11th St., Collins, Joseph H., Cassadaga, Fla. Spirit­ Milwaukee. WIs. Medium. N. S. Alliance. ual Speaker. Clayton (Mystic), Henry, Box 98, La Habra, California. Stage Mentalist; Medium; Lec­ Collins, Mrs. Sarah, 1336 N. Sanborn Ave., turer. Hollywood, Calif. Pastor, Golden Light Clayton. Rev. Joseph, c/o 'Spiritualist Church Church. o f D ivine Thought, 475 Franklin St., B u f­ Com m on, C h ristop h er C., 516 R ix St., Flint, falo. N. Y. Pastor. Mich. Supt. of Lyceums, Mich. State Spir. Clements, Katherine, 1947 Broadway (Room Assn. 504), N ew York, N. Y. M edium, W h ite C om stock , Dr. D aniel F., 1070 B eacon St., Rose Spiritualist Church. Brookline, Mass. Physicist; Psychic In­ Clem m y, Mrs. J. D., 77 O xford North, St. vestigator. Paul, Minn. Minister. Comstrock, Lottie, 401 Foote Ave., James­ Cleveland. Rev. Wm., R oom 1, 30 W. 72nd town, N. Y. Sec., Spir. S cien ce Church. St., N ew Y ork City. Pastor. Christian Conant, M. S., 128 C ross St., Som erville, Spir. Church. Mass. Medium. Cllngan, M iss Luclele, 2000 A lvin St.. Toledo, Conkllng, Mrs. Belle Henry, 21 Strafford Ohio. Clairvoyant; Lecturer; Reader. PI.. N ewark, N. J. Secretary, S ch ool of Psychic Science, Inc. Coakley. Thomas F., 515 Curry Bldg., Pitts­ Conkllng. William E., 21 Strafford Place, burgh. Pa. Author. Apt. 307, Newark, N. J. Lecturer; Psy­ Cobb, Mrs. P. N.. 532 C om m ercial St., Prov- Incetown. Mass. Medium. chometer; Numerologist. Conlin. Claude Alexander. See "Alexander Cobb. Louise Sumner. 319 Huntington Ave., the Great.” Suite 11, Boston, Mass. Psychic and Healer. Connell, Mrs. Laura, 544a N. 13th St.. E a st Coblentz, Flora, 1135 Anderson Ave., New St. Louis, 111. President. York. N. Y. Investigator. Conner, Mrs. Ella Chase, 1821 Carpenter St., Philadelphia, Pa. Psychic Readings. Coburn. Mrs. J. E., 1784 Park Ave., San Conner, Hattie-Graham. 113421/, Santa Mon­ Jose, Calif. Spiritual Medium. ica Blvd., Sawtelle, Calif. Spiritual Healer Cochran. Charles Henry, Titusville, Pa. (C. S. S. A.). Writer; Lecturer. Connor, Mrs. Caroline, 306 Pleasant St., Comn, Thaddeus. 607 S. 11th St., N ew Castle. Willlmantic, Conn. Certified Medium. Ind. Official. Conover. Mrs. Olive, 615 W. Clark St., Cham­ CofTman, Dean C. J.. 2747 Glenview Ave., plain, 111. Hon. Member, Spiritualist M edi­ Los Angeles. Calif. Dean of The Enu­ um s’ Alliance. merator: Lecturer; Teacher; Author. Constantine, W. F., 112 Anderson Place, Buf­ C ogsw ell. Rev. Geo. F.. 59 E a st St., H a rt­ falo. N. Y. Secretary, General Assembly ford, Conn. H ealer; Medium. N. S. A lli­ of Spiritualists, State of New York; Pres., ance. Church of Spirit Communion. Cohn. Emma. 130 North Ave., Milwaukee, Conway, Mrs. Marie, 1517 Maury, Houston. WIs.. President, First Psychlo Science Texas. Medium Missionary (N. S. A.). Church. Cook. Mrs. C ecil M.. 41 W. 88th St., N ew Colrlr. Mrs. A. B. Austin, 25 Hakes Ave., York, N. Y. V oice M edium. Hormell, N. Y. Associate Minister (N. Cook, Mrs. Clara. 2111 N. 32nd St., M il­ waukee, WIs. President, First Spiritualist C oir In, Mrs. A. B. Austin, 23 H ak es Ave., Church. Hornell, N. Y. T ra n ce m edium . Cook, Mrs. Letha, 203 E. Washington, Pitts­ Colbauth, G eorge M.. 58 Sandw ich St.. P ly ­ burg, Kans. Medium. mouth, Mass. Speaker and Message Cook, Ralph, c/o Central Spiritualist Church, -Bearer. 506 Villita St.. San Antonio, Tex. Medium. Cole. Clarence Edward. 147 W 132nd St.. Cooke. Rev. Walter Thomas, 67 Winslow New York. N. Y. Associate Minister (N. Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Psychic; Trance S. A.). M edium. 18 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Coones, Mrs. Geo. D., 255 S ta te St., T ra v erse Crawford, Reubene O., 300% N. Washington, City. Mich. Secretary. Lansing, Mich. Third Trustee, P. S. A. Cooper, Mrs. M ary C., 416 S. U nion St., . o f U. S. A.; H ealer. Olean, N. Y. Spiritu al Medium. Creamer, Rev. Justine, Holbrook, Nebraska. Cooper, Rev. Raphael, 161 E. 115th St., N ew M edium ; N. S. Alliance. York, N. Y. Spiritualist Services. Crenshaw, Bertha, 18 Huntington Ave., Suite Coover, Prof. John Edgar, Stanford Uni­ 3. Boston, Mass. Medium. versity, Calif. Director, Psychical Research Crear, Chas. O., 689 E. L on g St., Colum bus, Laboratory, Leland Stanford University. Ohio. Secretary. Coppersmith, Edward, 122 W. Micheltorena Crem ins, E dw ard F., 143 M ain St., H om ell, St., Santa Barbara, Calif. M inister, Spir. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). Temple of Light. Cribb, A ubrey, 216 W. P in e St., Springfield, Coppersmith, Gugeborg, 122 W. Micheltorena 111. W riter. St., Santa Barbara, Calif. Secretary, Spir. Crisw ell, Mary, 1615 17th St., Bakersfield, Temple of Light. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 24. Corbin, Mrs. C hella D., 229 W alnut St., Crocker, Mrs. Ellen, 18 B radbury St., Old Springfield, Mass town, Maine. Medium. Corbin, H erbert M., 229 W alnut St., Spring- Crom pton, Mrs. E., 1953 N. 13th St., P h ila ­ field, Mass. M edium. delphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Cordrey, Dr. Hancil, Chula Yista, Calif. Crookall, Rev. Elizabeth , 1952 E. 105th St., Author, correspondence courses. Cleveland, Ohio. Medium, psychic, clair­ Corey, Lula B., 521 W est Ave., 50th, Los voyant. A ngeles, Calif. Sp iritu al H ea ler (C. S. Crosette, Martha Wilson, 2228 Broadway, S. A.). N ew York, N. Y. M edium. Cornell, Annie C. (Mrs. Charles G. Cornell), Crosette, Martha Wilson, Room 1, 2228 1035 Fifth Ave., New York. Psychic In­ B roadw ay, N ew York, N. Y. L eader, Star vestigator. of the East Sp. So. Church. Cornell. Mrs. Charles G., 1035 Fifth Ave., Cross, Miss M. B., The Shirley, 205 W. Mad­ N ew York, N. Y. In v estigator; one tim e ison St., B altim ore, Md. P sy ch ic (Non- on N. Y. S ection Board, A. S. P. R. professional). Cornish, F. W., 27 O xford St., M alden, Mass. Crossley, A.. 29 M aple Ave.. Providence, R. I. Psychic, Speaker and Message Bearer. Crossley, F e llc ie O., 1740 N. Sixth St., L os Corry, Mrs. E„ 1753 N. B ailey St., Phila- Angeles, Calif. Editor, Spiritualist Monthly. delpiha, Pa. Spiritual Advisor, Ladies Author; Lecturer; Playwright. Only. Vice-President of the Second Spirit­ Cullen, Rev. Maye E., Odd Fellows’ Temple, ualist A ss’n. Lapeer Ave., Port Huron, Mich. Pastor, Corscadden, Rev., Sarah G.. 2330 Emerald First Spiritualist Church of Truth. St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Conductor, C h ris­ Culling, Dr. Louis Turley, Fall Brook, Calif. tian Spiritual Church. Vice-Pres., Soc. of Psychometry Science. C osgrave, John O ’Hara, 52 E. 78th St., N. Y. Inc. (Sandwich, 111.). C. Journalist, W riter. Cullman, Mathilda R., 40 Acker Ave., Don- Cosper, Wilbert LeRoy, P. O. Box 1115, Oak­ gan Hills, S. I., N. Y. Sec., Third Spir. land, Calif. Divine Healer; Psychlst. Church (New York City). Cotter, Mrs. S., 613 N. 37th St., Philadelphia, Culpepper, Mme., 4145 McGraw Ave., Detroit. Penn. Divine Healer. Mich. Spiritual robes for Seances. Cottle, Lillie R., 1219 Tilgham St., Chester, Cum bers, A lfred H., 150 N assau St., N ew Pa. Conductor, Church of Love. York City. Treasurer, “Friends of Psychic Cottrell, Floy M., Holland, N. Y. In charge: Scien ce.” F o x C otta ge a t L ily Dale. N. Y. Cum m ins, V. R., 204 G orm an St., San A n­ Cottrlll, Lilly, 734 19th St., San D iego, Calif. tonio, Tex. Medium. Missionary (N. S. A.); Associate Minister, C. S. S. A. A ssista n t Pastor, Central Spiritualist C otum accia. Mrs. M., 1331 S. T a y lor St., Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Cunningham, Mrs. Blanche, 3515 Nicollett Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Secretary, The C otu m occio, Mrs. Nannie, 1331 S. T a y lor St., South Side Spir. Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Cunningham. Rev. Delilah, 3909 W abash Ave.. Courtney, H arold P., 217 S. O ran ge St., G len­ Detroit, Mich. Independent light trumpet. dale, Calif. Treasurer, Calif. State Spir. Cunningham , Mrs. S. C.. 69 M oore St., C a m ­ A ss’n. bridge, Mass. Readings. Courtis, Ida S., Hamilton, Mass. Medium. Cupid, A. G-, care "Banner of Life," 79 Courtney. E lizab eth R., 217 S. O ran ge St., Sudbury 'St., Boston, Mass. Literary Glendale, Calif. Ordained Minister, under editor. C. S. S. A. Curran, Mrs. Belle, Suite 502, Garrison Hall, Courtney, H arold P.. 217 S. O ran ge St., G arrison St., Boston, Mass. Healer. Glendale, Calif. T rustee, N. S. A.; T r e a s ­ Curry, Nellie, 1101 Penn., East St. Louis, Mo. urer, C. S. S. A.; Healer. Medium. Cowan, Mrs. Grace J., 374 Central Park Curtis, E lizab eth B.. 108-10 85th Ave., R ich ­ West, New York City. Author. mond Hill, L. I. Sec., Trinity Spir. Church Cox, Rev. Em m a, 2111 Jefferson St., K an sas (Brooklyn). City, Mo. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Curtis, Mrs. F loren ce A., 163 W. C on cord St., Coy, Forrest H., Guilford. Maine. Trustee, Boston, Mass. Medium and magnetic State Spir. A ss’n. healer. Craig, Mrs. N ora, R. R. 1, No. 305, B a rtle s­ Curtiss, Dr. F. Homer, and Harriette ville, Okla. Associate minister. A u gu sta Curtiss, 3510 Q u eb ec St., N. W., Craig, T. J., R. R. No. 3, B artlesville, Okla. W ash in gton, D. C. P sy ch ics, teachers, President, First Spir. Church. authors, lecturers. Founders of the Order Cram, Mrs. S., Augusta, Maine. Medium. of Christian Mystics. Crandell, Ellen Allen, 1239 S. New Hamp­ Cushing, Rev. Sarah Wenlge, 48 Woodland sh ire St., L os A ngeles, Calif. A ssocia te Ave., Glenridge, N. J. Deep trance m inister, C. S. S. A. medium; pastor, First Church of Spiritual Crandon, Dr. L. R. G., 10 Lime St., Boston, Harmony (New York). Mass. Physician; Psychical Researcher Cushm an, Dr. A llerton S., P. O. B ox 31, G len ­ experimenting with “Margery The Medi­ dale, Greenwich, Conn. Physician, psychic um,” his wife. investigator. Crandon, Mrs. L. R. G. (“Margery”). 10 Cushm an, L ew is N., 71 M artin St., C a m ­ L im e St., B oston, M ass. Psychic. bridge, Mass. Vice Pres., Mass. State Ass’n Cranston, Elizabeth, 1729 N. W ilton PL, of Spir. Hollywood, Calif. Secretary, The Temple Cuslck, Emma S., 513 Zane Highway, Mar­ o f Light. tin's Ferry, Ohio. Incense. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 19

Cutter, George B., The Larchmont, 337 Hunt­ Deahna, Clara, 517 Winslow Ave., Buffalo. ington Ave., Boston, Mass. Medium. N. Y. A sso cia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Cuttler, L eroy G., 3932 W. T h istle St., Dealand, Mrs. M abelle L., 515 T rem on t St., Seattle, Wash. Secretary, Temple of Boston Mass. Pastor and Psychic. Truth—Second Spiritualist Church. Dean. Miss Mary R„ 5 Dalton, Waterville. Maine. Sec., Madison Spiritualist Camp Meeting Ass'n. D Dean, Rev. T. L., Cassadaga, Fla. Medium. Decker, Frank, 636 W. 138th St., New York, Daily. Mrs. F. P.. 1913 McKinney. Dallas, N. Y. (Summer Home, Lily Dale, N. Y.) Texas. M edium m ission a ry (N. S. A.). Official medium for Spiritual and Ethical Daily, F. R., 1913 M cKinney, Dallas, Texas. Society (New York). Pres., Dallas Spiritualist Church. Decker, Frank, Lily Dale, N. Y. Independent Dake, Viola, 324 S. Kostner Ave., Chicago, Voice, Trumpet and Materialization Me­ 111. Readings. dium. Dales, Mrs. Nellie, 812 L ib erty St., Camden, Defenbaugh, Elizabeth, Elkhart, Ind. Presi­ N. J. Medium. N. S. Alliance. dent, First Spiritualist Church. Dalm, Nina, 1716 Jefferson Ave., Kalamazoo, De Bray, Rev. Ivan L., P. O. Box 424, Ash­ Mich. Secretary, Independent Spiritualist tabula, Ohio. Pastor, First Spiritualist Churches of America. Temple; Lecturer; Medium; Healer. Dalrymple, Lillian, 204 S. O ak St., Buchanan, De Grasse, Charles, P. O. Box 3, Clearwater, Mich. Sec. and Treas., Buchanan Spiritu­ Calif. Spiritu al H ea ler (C. S. S. A.). alists’ Center. De Heredia, Father Carlos M., 980 Park Ave., Dana, C harles L., 53 W. 53rd St., N ew York. New York, N. Y. Mexican Jesuit Priest, Physician, Hon. Fellow , A. S. P. R. Author, Psychic Investigator, Lecturer. Danelson, E ffa E., 1904 N. Clark St., C hi­ De Koven, Anna Farwell, 1025 Park Ave., cago, 111. Editor, "The Occult Digest.” New York, N. Y. Widow of Reginald de Daniels, Rev. Mrs. C., 427 12th Ave., A storia, Koven, author. L. L. N. Y. Deigler, Miss Lena, 1501 Augusta St., Chi­ Daniels, Mrs. C. L., Box 26, Wrentham, cago, 111. Secretary. Mass. Author; Psychic. Deland. Mrs. Margaret, Grayswood, Kenne- Daniels, Mrs. F. B., 1939 Dorchester Ave., bunkport, Maine. W'riter; Investigator. Dorchester, Mass. Medium. de Laurence, Dr. L. W., 179 N. Michigan Daniels, Louise, 200 W. 124th St., N ew Y ork Delaney, Mrs. Mary, c/o ■Second Spiritualist City. Sec., Star of Bethlehem Church. Church, 224 C oop er St., Cam den, N. J. Daniels, Mrs. M ary B., 637 D udley St., Suit© Ave., Chicago, 111. Author; Publisher. 11. Dorchester, Mass. Medium; Circles. Delavan, Mrs. A nna H., 139 E. 99th St., N ew Danmar, Prof. Wm., 5 138th St., Jam aica, York City. Author; Teacher. N. Y. Author; Publisher. Delle, Mrs., 1706 N. M arston St., P h iladel­ Dare, M argaret, 306 W. 61st St., L os A n­ phia, Pa. Spiritual Adviser. geles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. De Losh, Winnie, 940 Petersboro Ave., De­ S. A. troit, Mich. -Secretary. Darling, Rev. C. D., 738 D ex ter PL, G rand D e M eules, Mrs. H. L., 1191 B la ir St., St. Rapids, Mich. Medium; Healer. Paul, Minn. Medium. Darling, Mrs. Elinore Wayne, Summerland, D el Mar, Dr. E ugene, 628 W. 114th St., N ew Calif. Sec., Summerland Association. York, N. Y. A uthor; P sy ch olo g ist and Daubert, Clara, 823 Spain St., New Orleans, Metaphysician. La. Secretary. Dencer, Rev. D orthea C., 2 N. N inth St., David, Dr. A um ond C., 993 So. N ew H a m p ­ Newark, N. J. Pastor, First Church of shire Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Author; Psychic Science. Medium. Child Specialist; Physician, and Meta- Denegan, Mrs. R., ca re M on tgom ery St. Physician. Spiritu al Church, P aw tucket, R. I. S e c ­ David, Joseph D., 903 Manning St., Philadel­ retary. phia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Denicke, Charles W., 936 Margate Terrace, David, Mr. W m . E., 91 B u rgard PL, Buffalo, Chicago, 111. Astrologer. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). Dennis, J. W., 3833 S. B enton St., K ansas Davidson, George W., 1213 Airbrake Ave., City, Mo. -Sec., State Spir. Ass’n of Mo. Turtle Creek, Penn. Secretary, Penn. Dennis, Mary Ewing, 733 Francisco St., Los State Splr. A ss’n. Angeles, Calif. Spiritual Healer (C. S. Davidson, George W., 1213 Airbrake Ave., S. A.). Turtle Creek, Pa. Former Sec., State Splr. Dennis, Nellie, 1236 W. 3rd, Los Angeles, A ss'n (N. S. A.). Calif. Consultations. Davis, Mrs., 1610 S. H ill St., L os A ngeles, Denny. E va G., 1120 E. 24th St., A nderson, Calif. Message Services. Ind. Spiritual Healer; Psychic Readings. Davis. Christopher, 11 Branch Ave., Sukle- Denton, Geo. Wm., 127% N. M ichigan St., vllle, N. J. M edium ; H ealer. N. S. A lli­ South Bend, Ind. Healer. N. S. Alliance. ance. Derby, Geo. McG., Princeton, N. J. Third Davis, Ida. 2356 Morris Ave., Bronx, New Vice-Chairman, Northern N. E. Section York, N. Y. Treasurer, Spiritual and Ethi­ A. S. P. R. cal Soc. D erleux, Mrs. S. A. (Mary), 44 W. 51st St., Davis, Rev. Martin H., Sunshine Hill, 1442 N ew York, N. Y. T rustee, A. -S. P. R. Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Spir­ Dermody, Mrs. M. B., Rockford, 111. M essage itual Advisor. Bearer. Davis. Rev. Dr. O zora S., 1525 B la ck ston e D e Roche, Mrs. A nnie E., 1 S p rin g St., Ave., Chicago, 111. Second Vice-President, Haverhill, Mass. Medium. N orthern N. E. S e ction A. S. P. R. de Santana, Mrs. Marla, 410 E. 4th 61., El Daw es, Jennie M.. 663 N. 12th St., P h ila ­ Paso, Texas. Medium Missionary (N. S. delphia, Pa. Editor and Publisher, "Psy­ A.). chic World.” d e s G ranges, John C., 1456 Sutherland St., Daw son. Anna Halle, 943% W. 6th, L os A n ­ Los Angeles, Calif. Student Psychic Phe­ geles, Calif. Splr. Healer; Adviser. nom ena, Daw son, Annie. 9432 W'. 6th St., L os A n ­ Detwiller Charles, 228 Rock River Ave., geles. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Three Rivers, Mich. Healer. No. 51. DeVoe, Mrs. Edith, 703 Delaware St., Beau­ Daw son, Mrs. Geo., 4555 D lttm an St., F ran k ­ mont, Tex. Missionary and Healer, T. S. ford, Pa. Spiritual Reading. S. A. Dawson. Mrs. Nora. R. F. D., El Paso, Tex. D evoe, F. W., 705 E sse x St., F o rt W orth, Medium; Missionary. Tex. President, Light of Truth Church. 20 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

DeVoe, Mrs. L en a F., 705 E ss e x St.. F ort Drake, Amos M., 1374 Spruce Place, Minne­ Worth, Tex. Licentiate and National Mis­ apolis. Minn. First Vice-Pres., State Spir. sionary, N. S. A.; Pastor, Light of Truth Ass'n of Minnesota, 1931. Church; Clairvoyant; Trance Medium. Drake. Dorothy C., 820 F. Avenue, West, De Voe, Walter, Box 64, Brookline, Mass. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Secretary. Leader, the Elolst Ministry. Drake, Viola, 324 S. Kostner Ave., Chicago, D e Vore, Mrs. N evada, 1852 4th St., San 111. Readings. Diego. Associate Minister, C. S. S. A. Drayton, Alfred, 165 Lenox Ave., New York D e W arzeger, Alex, 615 S. Jack son St., Green Citv. Secretary, Spir. Church Christ Bay, Wis. Speaker; Healer. Teaching. Dewey, D. P., Healsburg, Calif. Ordained M in ister under C. S. S. A. Drayton, Mary, 222 W. 134th St., N ew York De Wyckoff, Joseph, Arlena Towers, Ram­ City. Medium; assoc, minister (N. S. A.). sey, N. J. Psychical Researcher. D resser, M iss C harlotte E., 117 E. 10th St., Dick, M. G., East Aurora, N. Y. President, Santa Ana, Calif. Author; automatic writ­ First Spir. Church. ing medium. Dickerson, Mrs. Marion L., 119 Pennington Droze, Mrs. N. LaF., care Spiritual Alliance Ave., Morton, Pa. Medium. N. 'S. Alliance. Church of Love, 2048 Seventh Ave., New Dickinson, Harry, 123 Oakley Ave., Rockford, York, N. Y. Pastor. Du Bois, Elvin, 811 N. Ionia Ave., Grand 111. President, Progressive Spiritualist Rapids, Mich. Treasurer. Alliance Church. Ducat, Arthur, Hammond, Ind. Trustee, Ind. Dickson, Elizabeth Barbour, Box 365, Long S ta te A ss’n o f Spir. Beach, Calif. Author; Writer; Poet. Dickson, Rev. James J., 5718 McCall St., Dudley, E. E., care Banner of Life, 79 Sud­ Oakland, Calif. Pres, and Pastor, Spir­ bury St., Boston, Mass. Writer, lecturer, itualist Church of Revelation. Material­ investigator; member “Margery” circle. ization and Trumpet Medium. Dudley, Mrs. W. R., 526 C hestnut St., R o ck ­ Diedrich, Edward, 745 73rd Ave.. W est Allis, ford, 111. President. Wis. Financial Secretary, First Spiritual Duke, C arolyn C. (Mrs. W alter A.), 2346 Church; Speaker and Healer. Aqueduct Ave., New York City. Minister Dietrich, Oscar, 809 Penn St., Fort Worth, and supreme councilor of the Independent Texas. M edium M ission ary (N. S. A.). Associated Spiritualists, Inc. “An ecclesi­ Dietz, Ed., 1009 N. Phillips, Oklahoma City, astical governing body recognized by name Okla. Pres., Central Spir. Church. under Religious Laws of the State of New Dietz, Reo, Y.M.C.A., Oakland, Calif. P r e s i­ Y ork.” dent, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 66, San Dukinfield, Dr. John, 13 N. F arson St.. P h ila ­ F ran cisco. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor and healer. Dill, M ay F oster, 173 S. D ivision St., Buffalo, Dunakin, Rev. F. D., Cecil, Ohio. Honorary N. Y. President, Spir. Revelation Spir. Trustee, Ohio State Spir. Ass’n. Church. Dunbar, Chas. A., 118 W. 143rd St., N ew Dillenbeck, I. Delight, 219 Bonfoy Ave., Colo­ York. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). rado Springs, Colo. President and Secre­ Dunbar, Charlotte, 134 W. 117th St., New tary, the Philosophical Spiritual Church. York. President, Trinity Spir. Church. Dillon, Mrs. Jennie E. B., 389 M ain St., Duncan, Mrs. G eorgia, 44 E llsw orth St., Hartford, Conn. Official. Portland, Maine. Psychic trance medium Dimock, Fred, Tucson, Arizona, Route 1. and lecturer. A u tom atic Writing Medium; Message Duncan, Mel G., Mooseheart, 111. Lecturer. Dunham , Rev. Cecil. 222 O ran ge St., Newark, Dix, Charles, 709 G ray St., Elm ira, N. Y. N. J. Pastor, Spir. Ch. of Triumph. Treas., First Spiritualist Church. Dunham, Dr. J. W., 420 E. Douglas, Wichita, Dixon, Fred, Suite 1, 885 M assachusetts Ave., Kan. Former curator. State Spir. Ass'n. Cambridge, Mass. Clairvoyant; Medium. Dunmore, Dr. W. K., 3528 Fifth Ave., Chi­ Dodds, Ja m es E., 520 G eorge St., Tujunga. cago, 111. Spirit photographer. Calif. Healer. Dunn, Mary Emmons, 1014 Lime Ave., Long Dodson, Mrs. Helen, 2938 E d g erly St., P h ila ­ Beach, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. delphia, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. S. S. A. Donnelly, Mrs. May, 1335 Ontario St., Nia­ Dunning, A. J., 3116 Bapaume Ave., Nor­ gara Falls, N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. folk, Va. Metaphysics; Psychology. (In­ S. A.). ventor, ‘‘Cosmo-Chart.” Cycle of Vibra­ Donnelly, Joseph W illiam , 6828 62nd St., tion.) R idgew ood, Q u een s Co., N. Y. A ssocia te Dunnlnger, Joseph. 860 C auldw ell Ave., N ew m in ister (N. S. A.). York, N. Y. M agician. In terested In e x ­ Dooley, Charles F., 13 Pennsylvania Ave., posing fake mediumship. Albany, N. Y. President, Unity Spir. Duralde, Dr. H. Eduardo, P. O. Box 1061, Church. Brawley, Calif. D orw art, Mr. B. F., 503 W. D aughln St., Durand. V ora B., 3721 F ortieth St.. San Philadelphia, Pa. Meetings. Diego, Calif. Healer. Doughty, Mrs. Sarah, 2 Elderts Lane, Wood- Durham, Ira, 1003 S. Millwood, Wichita, haven, L. I., N. Y. Spiritualist medium. Kans. President, First Spir. Society. Douglas, Alma. 1937 Tallman Ave., Indian­ Durham, Mrs. Ira, 1003 Millwood Ave., apolis, Ind. M em ber, S. M. A. (Saginaw). Wichita, Kansas. Medium. Dow ler, A da M., 108 W. 70th St., L os A n­ Durham, Mrs. Wilnetta, 1003 S. Millwood, geles, Calif. Secretary, Spiritualist Min­ Wichita, Kans. Medium. isterial Ass’n; associate minister. Dyer, Mrs. L ilia E., 19 P leasan t St., C a m ­ D ow ning. M argaret, 151 W. 133rd St., N ew bridge. Mass. Medium. York City. President, St. Joseph Spir. Church. Dow ns, A gnes, 23 W. 112th St., N ew Y ork E City. Sec., Little Rock Spir. Church. Dow ns. Mrs. G eorgia, M ain St., Stoneham , E astm an, A lfred J., 933 N. Charles St., S a g i­ Mass. Secretary. naw, Mich. President, Spiritualist Medi­ D ow sett, C h arles A., 29 P ark St., N orwich, um s’ Alliance. Conn. President. First Spiritual Union. Eastm an, Mrs. A. J., 933 N. C h arles St., D ow sett, C h arlotte C., 29 Park St., N orwich, Saginaw, Mich. Spir. Society Leader, Own Conn. Treasurer, First Spiritual Union. Church. Doyle, Dr. James, 1910 Dexter Ave., Indian­ Eaton. Mrs. P. W., 1121 E. K elly St., P o rt­ apolis, Ind. Vice Pres., Universal Psychic land, Ore. Research Soc. Eaton, W illiam , 2704 T h ird St., O cean Park, INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 21

Calif. A ssocia te m inister, C. S. S. A.; Emory, Mrs. Evelyn, 1064 Dean St., Brook­ healer. lyn, N. Y. Pastor. Eckert-L aw rence, Ida, 1566 N. G ordon St., Em ory, L. W., 129 Fulton St., Jam estow n, Hollywood, Calif. Author of "The Aubrey N. Y. R eadings. Messages." Author; Poems; Stories; Songs. Endor, Charles, 110 L oom is St., C h icago, 111. Eddy, M. Christine, 511 Lake St., Elmira, Secretary to John Slater. N. Y. Lecturer; Psychic Reader; Presi­ Engel, Airs. Katheryn, 2407 N. E. 2nd St., dent, Universal Spiritualist Church. M inneapolis, Minn. E dm onds, M argaret. 133 E. 140th St.. N ew Engler, Mrs. Anna, 71 Hamlin Rd., Buffalo, York City. Sec., Silver Light Splr. Church. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Edmondson, Oliver C., 3 S. Larchmont Ave., Epperlein, Mrs. H.. 676 E. 134th St., New G reystone, R. I. M essages. York, N. Y. M edium, Edmunds. Albert Joseph, Cheltenham, Pa. clairaudinet, clairvoyant. Librarian, author, investigator. Erb, William, "Peaceful Valley Farms,” Half Edwards, Blanche. Xenia, Ohio. Trumpet H ollow Road, R. F. D. No. 4, H untington, medium . L. I., N. Y. Seeker and Investigator. Edwards, Rev. Frederick, Cassadaga. Fla. Ericksen, M. L., 353 Shawmut Ave., Boston, Former president, American Society for Mass. Speaker, messages. Psychical Research. E rickson. Mrs. C. K., 1006 13th Ave.. S. Edw ards, F rederick (Oct. 1st to M ay 1st), Minneapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant message North Blvd. and Tangerine Ave., DeLand, bearer. Fla.; (May 1st to Oct. 1st), A rcady, R. R. E rick son. Rev. F. A., 1410% F o re st Ave., 1, St. George, New Brunswick, Canada. Dallas, Tex. Pastor. Author; Lecturer; One-time President, A. E rickson, Mrs. J. E., 4244 32nd Ave., S. Minneapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant message Edw ards,' F itz H., 130 W. 142nd St., N ew bearer. York, N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). Edwards, George, 4949 Montivisto St., Los Erzkus, Oscar, 145 Madison, Buffalo, N. Y. A ngeles, Calif. President, N. F. S. S. M in ister (N. S. A.); V ice-P resident, N. Y. Church No. 10. State Spir. Pastors’ Alliance. Edw ards. Josephine, 722 K en tuck y St.. E a st Esm ond, H enry B., M.D., Ph.D., F.R.C.Sc. •Bakersfield, Calif. O rdained m in ister (Eng.), Milton Alills, N. H. Psychic phy­ under C. S. S. A. sician and surgeon. Egan, Rev. Grace, 2131 N. 13th St., P h iladel­ Espinosa, E. M., 1419 T a ft St., B row nsville, phia. Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Tex. Healer. Eglert, Mrs. Clara, 46 F a y ette St., Phillips- E ssick, Airs. E. G., 323 P u rdy St., Buffalo, burg, N. J. H ealer; Medium. N. S. A lli­ N. Y. Librarian, Lily Dale Assembly Li­ ance. brary (Lily Dale, N. Y.). Ehlert, Chas. F.. 616 So. Bonnie Brae, Los Essner, Albert Lewis, South Fork Landing Angeles, Calif. President, ‘Spiritual Heal­ Road, b elow C en ter St., Alaple Shade, N. J. ing Center of Light, Love and Labor; Spiritual medium. Healer. Estes, Mrs. M. L., care Lynn Spiritualist Ehrlg. Marla A., Bridge, Oregon. Spiritual A ss’n, Exchange Hall, 14 Alarket St., Lynn, H ealer (C. S. S. A ). Mass. Secretary. Elde, Rev. Josephine, 2233 Durant Ave., E stes, Airs. M ary L., 41 E ste s St., E a st Lynn, Berkeley, Calif. Spiritual advice. Alass. Secretary. Elbert, Otto H., 714 18th St., Galveston, Tex. Eurotes, George, 2772 W ebster Ave., Bronx, Trustee, Tex. State Splr. A ss’n (N. S. A.); N. Y. Secretary, Spir. Church of Eternity Secretary, First Splr. Society. (Glendale). Elder, Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Webster, Venango, Evans, Mrs. Bessie Miller, care Mrs. Rose Neb. Spiritual practitioner. Miller, 435 16th St., S. E., W ashington. Ellis, Harry, 2525 Van Hels Ave., Madison, D. C. Clairvoyant. Wis. Healer. Evans, Rev. E. C., 201 Livingston Drive, Ellis. R. M., 1911 M iam i St.. South Bend. Flint, Alich. Lecturer of Bible spiritualism. Ind. Secretary, People's First Splr. Church. Evans, Dr. G. W., 7306 S. Broadway, Los Ellis, Stella, North Anson. Me. Vice presi­ A ngeles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church dent, Madison Spir. Camp. No. 11. Elm endorf, Josephine, 232 E ck ford St., EvanB, Henry Ridgeley, Kew Gardens, 27th Brooklyn, N. Y. Secretary, Church of Splr. and Q Sts., N. W., W ashin gton, D. C. Truth. Author. Elmore. Rev. LoG F., 1506 E. Denny Way, Evans, Morgan T., 321 W. Princeton Ave., Seattle, Wash. Spiritual Minister. Youngstown. Ohio. Vice-Pres., Ohio State Ellwanger, F. E.. 5119 Ellsworth St.. Phila­ Spir. A ss’n, 1931. delphia, Pa. Treasurer, Penn. State Splr. Evans, Air. and Airs. Rowland, 1941 W. Ass'n. N orris St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sp iritu al a d ­ Ellw anger, Mrs. S. M., 5919 E llsw orth St., visors. and healing meetings. Philadelphia, Penn. Secretary, Parkland Ewing. Ida L.. 1312 Logan St.. Santa Ana, Heights Splr. Home and Camp Meeting Calif. Secretary, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. Ass'n; trustees, Penn. State Splr. Ass’n. Ellwanger. Rev. S. M., care First Spir. Church. 117 N. 5th St., Reading, Pa. Pastor. Ellsw orth, Rev. L au ra S.. 229 W arw ick Ave., F Rochester, N. Y. Spiritual minister and m ission ary, N. S. A. Faber, Clara, 189 D odge, Buffalo, N. Y. A s­ Elssw orth . Mrs. Laura, R ochester, N. Y. so cia te m in ister (N. S. A.). M inister (N. S. A.). Fackler, M arquis L., R. F. D. No. 8, Adrian, Elmore, Rev. Loe F.. 1506 East Denny Wav. Alich. Vice-Pres., Spiritualist Mediums’ Seattle, Wash. Pastor, Church of Spiritual Alliance. Unity. Fairchill, B. H., 3405 St. C h arles Ave., N ew Embury.McGeachy, Dr. Ethel, 1000 Town­ Orleans, La. Teacher, bio-psychology; send Ave.. Detroit, Mich. Spiritual min- lood science and vocational analysis; istrant. lecturer, author. Em ery, Dr. M. L., 87 B leeker St.. Newark. F air Cloud, Chief, 151 W. 62nd St., N ew York, N. J. President. N. J. State Association of N. Y. Lecturer; Psychic; Clairvoyant. Spiritualists; Trance Medium; Clairvoyant. F airfax, W illiam , 136 W. 118th St., N ew Emmanuel, Mrs. Bertha, Masonvllle, N. J. York. N. Y. M entallst. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Fait, Mrs. Bertha, 123 W. 94th St., N ew Emmons. Mrs. May. 689 Tremont Ave., B os­ York, N. Y. Sec. and Treas., T ru e F e l­ ton, Mass. Circles. lowship Church of Spiritualism. 22 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Fallon, Rev. Emily Helen, 121 So. Concord Fisher-GIlardonl, Mrs. Rose, care Fraternal St., Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Spiritual Church of Spiritualism , 216 E. 31st St., L os Healing Center, of Light, Love and Labor; Angeles, Calif. Lecturer and message Lecturer; Medium; Healer. bearer. Fallon, Thomas Leo, 121 So. Concord St., Fisk. C arol M.. 109 E lm St., Elm ira, N. Y. Los Angeles, Calif. Secretary, Spiritual Secretary Universal Spir. Church. Healing Center, of Light, Love and Labor; Fisk, Rufus. Route C, Box 168, San Jose. Lecturer; Medium; Healer. Calif. Ordained minister under C. S. S. A. Fancy, E dith W iggin, 1318 B eacon St., Pastor, First Spiritualist Temple (San Brookline, Mass. Readings. Francisco). Farlin, Miss Idella, 1401 S. Berendo St., Los F itzpatrick, W m. Edw., 2745 N. 75th Ave. Angeles, Calif. Secretary, Calif. State Spir. (Cragin Sta.), Chicago, 111. President, A ss ’n. The Occult Method. Farquhar, R. A., 2821 S w iss St., Dallas, Tex. Fix, F. A. Max, 649 G ifford St., Syracuse, Secretary, Spiritualist Research Church. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Farr, Rev. Abbie E., 13456 Clifton Blvd., Flavell, Jam es, 129 W. 3rd St., Streator, 111. Lakewood, Ohio. Trustee, Ohio State Spir. President. Ass'n, 1933. Flavin, A lbert V., 109 N. M cClelland Ave., Farrand, Mrs. A. L., 139 Rugby Ave., Hunt­ •Schenectady, N. Y. Secretary. P rogressiv e ington Park, Vicksburg, Mich. Spir. Church. Farrington , Rev. Em m a, 425 L aurel St., Fleischman, Mrs. V., 161 Port Monmouth S. W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Pastor, Spirit­ Road, Keansburg, N. J. Leader, Seventh ual Mission Church of Divine Science. Church of Psychic Science. Fasnacht, R. E., 2927 W. O xford St., P h ila ­ Flemming, Clara Bell, 1023 S. Trenton, Tulsa, delphia, Pa. Secretary, Universal Spir. Okla. Ordained minister. Brotherhood Church. Flem m ing. Mr., 312 E. 170th St., N ew York, Fast, Francis R.. 150 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Medium. N. Y. Author, “Hou din i M essages.” Flenner, Jessie. 146 McAllister St., San Fran­ Faught, Mrs. A ntionette, 617 V eto St.. Grand cisco, Calif. Circles. Rapids, Mich. Readings. Fletcher, Anna Louise, Apt. 506, the Valley F aw cett, Capt. W. H., 529 S. Seventh St., Vista, Belmont Road, Washington, D. C. Minneapolis. Minn. Editor, publisher, Mys­ Author, investigator. tic Magazine. Flint, G lad ys Lam phere, 17 P earl St., M ys­ Feakins, W. B„ Times Bldg., New York, tic, Conn. Author. N. Y. Lecture bureau. Flournoy. Mrs. Carolyn, 4083 Filbert -St., Phil­ Fear, Rev. Grace, 1301 Silver Lake Blvd., adelphia, Pa. Medium. Los Angeles, Calif. Spiritual center. Flower, Mrs. Amanda Coffman, 56 Rena St., Fechter, Mrs. Clotilda, Nurses* Home, Balti­ S. W., Grand Rapids, Mich. President, the more City Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Me­ Spiritualist Temple Society. dium. N. S. Alliance. Foley, James, 1419 Frankford Ave., Philadel­ Feike, Mrs. Maude, 411 M ason St., San A n ­ phia, Pa. M edium. N. S. Alliance. tonio. Tex. M edium M ission ary (T. S. S. Folkush, Mrs. Elizabeth, 533 17th St., M il­ A.), Central Spiritualist Church; Psychic. waukee, Wis. Trustee, First Spir. Church, Feldman. Anna, 58 Irving PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. W est Allis; Associate Minister and Medium. Secretary. Forbush, Mrs. Amy, 1300 Taylor Ave., Grand Fellerman, Sophie ("Sonia"), 9525 Lefferts Rapids, Mich. Lecturer and message Ave., Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y. Astrolo­ bearer. ger. Ford, Rev. Arthur, c/o Mr. Francis R. Fast, Fellm an, L ola E.. 2838 N. 11th St., P h ila ­ 150 Broadway. New York, N. Y. Platform delphia, Pa. Pastor, Sixth Spir. Church. Medium and Lecturer. Ferner, Mrs. M. H., 309 Washington Ave., Ford, Minnie, 524 W. 5th St., Tulsa, Okla. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sec., St. Peter’s Spir. Asst, pastor, First Spir. Soc. Church. Ford, T. H., 210 S. Main, B lackw ell, Okla. F ergerson. Mrs. E. P., 204 N. 4th St., P on ca Treasurer, Oklahoma State Spir. Ass’n; City, Okla. Associate minister. president, First Spir. Church. Festin. Rev. Anna, 2407 N. E. 2nd St.. Minne­ Forde, Mrs. Mabel, 203 W. 63rd St, New apolis, Minn. York, N. Y. M edium. N. S. Alliance. F iebrig, Rev. E stella, 840 9th St., N. E., Mas- Forrest, Julia O., 123 W. 88th St., N ew York, silon, Ohio. Trustee, Ohio State Spir. N. Y. Medium; founder-president, Spirit­ A ss’n., 1931. ual Science Institute. Inc. Field, Ada, 98 Morgan PI., Newark, N. J. Forrest, Mrs. Lois, 56 Luke Rd., Everett, Pastor. Mass. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Fielder, H erm an, 136 W. 13th St., N ew York Forrester, M argaret, 808 W. L eh igh Ave., City. Secretary, Little Cedar Spir. Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium: conductor, St. Fife, John W., 19 C h estn ut St., Som erville. John’s Spiritual Alliance Church. Mass. Finger print expert on “Margery” Foss, Mrs. Annie, Guilford, Me. President, case. Progressive Spir. Society. Fife, Rev. Josephine Raudenbush, 2087 E. F oss, N ellie B., 22 B a k er St., Dover, N. H. 55th St.. Cleveland, Ohio. N ational S p ir­ F oster, Rev. Belle. 646 N. L im e St., E sco n d ­ itualist Teacher; -Spiritual Advisor; Pastor ido, Calif. Ordained minister under C. S. and President, the Third Spiritualist S. A.; pastor, F irst Spir. Church. Church. Foster, Mrs. Bertha, 724 Harper Ave., Drexel Fife, W illiam R., 2087 E. 55th St.. Cleveland, Hill, Pa. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Ohio. Secretary, Third Spiritualist Church. Foster, C ora (Mrs.), 325 O sage, Bartlesville, Findley, Clarence, 7079 S. Chicago Ave., Chi­ Okla. Secretary, First Spir. Church. cago, 111. Medium. Foster, G. W.. 325 Osage Ave., Bartlesville, Findlay, G. M.. 7079 S. Chicago Ave., Chi­ Okla. President, Oklahoma State Spir. cago, 111. Lecturer and m essage bearer. Ass’n; leader. First Spir. Church. Finkbeiner, Anna, 25 S. 3rd St., Pleasant- Foster. G eorge S., 155 N. Clark St., C hicago, ville, N. J. Spiritual advisor. 111. Attorney, 111. State Spir. Ass’n and Finley, Dr. M arie B., 174 M adison St., B ro o k ­ Chicago Spir. League. lyn, N. Y. Pastor and clairvoyant, psychic F oster, Mrs. Jennie A., 1555 N. 13th St., lecturer. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. N. -S. Alliance. Fisher, Rev. Fern, R. 2, Box 375, South Bend, F oster, Mrs. M ary H., 60 Jefferson St., New- Ind. Minister and Medium, N. S. Alliance. buryport, Mass. Secretary, First Spir. Fisher, Rev. A. W., R. 5, B ox 601. J a ck son ­ Church. ville, Fla. Minister and Medium, N. S. Foster, Mildred, 1309 W. Susquehanna Ave., Alliance. Philadelphia, Pa. Readings. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 23

Foulke. K athleen. 101 W. N inth St., L on g Fuller, Robert, New Glauster, Maine. Beach, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. Medium. Fulton, Mrs. Belle, 2458 Post St., San Fran­ Fowler. Mrs., 588 Bergen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. cisco. Calif. Inspirational medium. Medium. Funches, Mrs. Elizabeth, 4030 Grand Blvd., Fox, Dr. A lfred J., 344 W. 72nd St., N ew Chicago, 111. President. York. N. Y. Therapeutist. Funches, Primrose, 4030 Grand Blvd., Chi­ Fox, Mrs. Arvllla, 68a Arden Rd.. Pasadena, cago, 111. Secretary. Calif. Psychic. Fuszka, Jos., 2929 N. 6th St., M ilwaukee, Fox. Edward. 775 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit. Wis. Healer and Message Medium. Mich. Spiritual healer. Fox, Lewis, Bangor, Maine. Trustee, State Spir. Assn.; president. Unity Spir. Soc. Q Fox, Mrs. L ucretia G., 15 D ean St., Bangor, Maine. Medium. Gabel, Rev. Helen, 14940 Lindsay, Detroit, Frances, Mrs. Mary, o/o Austin Pub. Co., Mich. Lecturer and Message Medium. 4522 St. Charles Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Gabriel, Mrs. C. A., 347 W. 21st St., New Author. York City. Clairvoyant and clairaudient. Francis. Dr. George, 3055 E. Fourth St„ Los Gaertner, Irving Robert, 3936 Hartford St., Angeles. Calif. St. Louis, Mo. L aw y er; E x tem p ora n eou s Francis, Ja m es E., 221 W. 141st St.. New Inspirational Lecturer. (Audience gives York, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). subject at time of lecture. Author of Francis. Rev. Jennie B., 169 Eleventh Ave., “A String of Pearls.” Every volume a San Francisco, Calif. Trance messages. "Pearl.”) Healer; Clairvoyant; Clairaudi­ Francois, Joseph P., 1124 Main St., Green ent; Publisher, "The Spiritual Pathfinder,” Bay, WIs. President. First Spir. Church. monthly. Frank, Mrs. L ula J., 1319 M arket St.. W. G agelm an, F ran cis F., 546 W. 147th St., N ew Bridgewater, Pa. Member, S. M. A. (Sag­ York. N. Y. Spiritual healer. inaw). Gahan, Mrs. F. J., Hall No. 1, 30 W. 72nd Frank. Mrs. Paula, 19 Ash Ave., Flushing, St., N ew York, N. Y. Supervisor, F irst L. I.. N. Y. Former President, First Spir­ E. H. Classes, Psychical Institute. itualist Church, New York. Gaines, Frank L., 829 N. A labam a St., In_ Franticelli, Milo, 1070 Post Ave., San Fran­ dianapolis, Ind. Writer. cisco, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. Gaither, A lfred P„ 1835 P em berton St., P h il­ S. A. adelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. Fraumfclter, Mrs. Rachel, 481 Glenwood Ave., Alliance. Youngstown, Ohio. Medium. N. S. Alliance. Gales, Mrs. Mary, 70 E. 110th St., N ew York, Freeburg, Clarence, 102 E. Sheridan St., N. Y. Medium. Shenandoah, Iowa. Medium; Healer. N. S. Gallaher, Louise G., 8764 Lookout Mountain Alliance. Rd., Hollywood, Calif. Licentiate worker Freeder, Joseph, 88 S. Union St., Pawtucket, under C. S. S. A. R. I. Medium. Galleazzo, Mr. Fiorinto, 16 G ore St., E a st Freem an, Mrs. Annetta, 254 W. 129th St., Cambride, Mass. Minister and Medium, New York, N. Y. Medium. N. S. Alliance. N. S. Alliance. Freem an, D. C.. Franklin, Pa. W riter. Gallia, Charles, Beasley, Texas. Spiritualist Freem an, Rev. M ary E., 87 St. N icholas Ave., h ealer (N. S. A.). New York, N. Y. Assistant pastor, Liberty Gam boa, C. Perelas, 4303 W h ite O ak St.. El Spir. Church, and medium. Paso, Texas. Secretary, Circulo Esperita French, Rev. Herbert M., R. F. D. 4, Peru, Luz y Verdad. Ind. Trustee, Spiritualist Mediums’ Alli­ G anges, Mrs. B ertha A., 1009 L a u ren ce St., ance; Biblical lecturer. Cam den, N. J. M in ister and M edium, N. S. French, Mr. and Mrs. M., c/o Spiritual Heal­ Alliance. ing Center, 121 South Concord St., Los Gansert, Wm., 635 W. W a ter St., Elm ira, Angeles, Calif. Healers. N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). French, Mrs. M alvina M.. 1750*4 W. 24th St., Gantling, Rev. D., 1301 F airfax St., J a ck son ­ Los Angeles, Calif. ville. Fla. Minister and Medium, N. S. Frew, Mrs. M attie E., 4240 O rcas St., Seattle, Alliance. Wash. Secretary, State Spiritualists’ Ass'n Garcia, Guadalupe, 909 S. V irgin ia St., El (N. S. A.). Paso, Texas. Secretary, "Sady,” Circulo Frlsbee, Rev. Della, 23 Miller St., Belfast, de estudios pslquicos. Maine. Lecturer; Psychic; Healer; Trance Garden, P olly B eatrice, 224 W. 132nd St., Soloist. New York, N. Y. Associate minister and Frlsbee. Edwin. 23 M iller St., Belfast, Maine. licen tiate (N. S. A.). Healer; Psychic. G ardiner Mrs. Ella, 1436 N. 19th St., Omaha, Frikell, Samrl, care McFadden Publications. Neb. Leader, Fontenelle Church of Omaha. 1926 Broadway, New York. Author, writer. Gardner, Charles, 849 S. W'hite Ave., Pomona, Investigator. Calif. Author. Friedrich. M iss Anna P., 52 L illy St., F lor­ Gardner, Rev. Gloria Fern, 561 W. 180th St. ence. Mass. Questions answered. Apt. 33), New York. N. Y. Psychic, ballet Friedrich. Mrs. Bertha, 110 L oom is St., C h i­ test medium. cago, 111. President. Gardner, Rev. Margaret, 199 First Ave., Friend, A gnes E., 1428 N. M cCadden pi., Overbrook, Pittsburgh, Pa. Minister and Hollywood. Calif. Ordained minister under M edium, N. S. Alliance. r s s a Gardner. Rev. Nellie, 4th Street. Woodlawn, Frith, G. E.. 309 E. 14th St., L on g Beach, N. Y. Treasurer, N. Y. State Spir. Pastors* Calif. President, Church of Spiritual De­ Alliance; Pastor, First Spir. Church. velopm ent. Garland, Hamlin. Century Club, New York Fritz. Mary, Dept. 81. A. H.. Collison, 111. City. Author. Metaphysical healer. Garner, Mrs. Marie, 2405 South St., Philadel­ Frost. Mabel A., Sterling, Mass. Psychic. phia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. readings hv mail. Alliance. Fruetel, V ictoria M.. 2474 R andolph St., Gurrecht, Elizabeth. Box 508, Redlands, Calif. Huntington Park, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. Spiritual healer. S. Church No. 48. Garrett, Mrs. Alice, 202 Natalen St., San Fryman, O. N.. 865 Leonard Ave., Columbus, Antonio. Tex. Clairvoyant; Medium. Ohio. Spiritual healer. Garris, Rev. L ena I., 52 C en ter St., N orth ­ Fuller, Mrs. Belle. 232 S. Division Ave.. ampton, Mass. Medium. Grand Rapids, Mich. Medium. Garrison, Wm. C., 1990 Seventh Ave., New 24 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

York, N. Y. Associate Minister and Glaser, Gus, 2022 Clark -St., Milwaukee, Wis. H ealer (N. S. A.). Secretary, Progressive Spir. Church. Garvac, Joseph, 528 57th Ave., W est Allis, Glazier, H. A., R. R. 7, R ockford, 111. S e c ­ Wis. Trustee, First Spir. Church. retary. Gates, Rev. M aude K., 732 P a ttle Ave., Glotz, Joseph, 3246 Frankford Ave., Phila­ Wichita, Kans. President, Kans. State delphia, Pa. Medium and Healer. Splr. Ass’n; Pres, and Pastor, Spiritualist Goadby, Arthur, T h om H ed ge Rd., L awrence, Church of Occult Science; Medium. L. I., and N. Y. F irst V ice-Pres., N ew Gatter, Dr. C h arles L., 5920 N. 5th St., Y ork Section. S. A. P. R. Philadelphia, Pa. President, First Associ­ Godfrey, W. H., L lndle St., W ich ita Falls, ation of Spiritualists. Tex. Trustee, Tex. State Spir. Ass’n. Gatons, Mrs. Jam es, 305 N. B luff St., Joliet, Godsal, B. M., P. O. Box 943, San Diego, 111. Secretary. Calif. Writer. Gaudette, Mrs. Cora, Milo, Maine. 'Secre­ Goebner, Vena, 32 Church St., San F ra n ­ tary, Union Spir. Ass'n. cisco, Calif. Associate Minister, C. S. S. A. Gauld, Rev. A manda, 7 E sse x St., off H an ­ Goerz (Mrs.) Celia L., 6050 Hayes Ave., Los cock Sq., Charlestown, Mass. Minister, Angeles, Calif. Psychic Investigator. Free Will Spiritual Alliance Temple. Goerz, O. D., 6050 Hayes Ave., Los Angeles, Gaune, Dr. H arry D., 25 G ould St., Elmira, Calif. Vice-Pres., National Psychological N. Y. Lecturer; Message Bearer. Inst. Gavit, John Palmer, 1170 Fifth Ave., New Goetz, Mrs. Elizabeth Harlow, 1421 N. 16th York, N. Y. T rustee. A. S. P. R. St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lecturer; Writer; Geer, William E., Lincoln Park, Willimantic, Pastor, Third Spiritualist Church; Presi­ Conn. Medium. dent, So. Cassadaga Spiritualist Ass'n; Gehrung, Ernest, 728-B E lm St., L on g Beach, Trustee, Lily Dale Assembly; on National Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 20. Council, Survival League of America. Gehrung, Rev. E. C., 1220 E. 64th St., L on g Golar, Mrs. G., 1979 Geary St., San Fran­ Beach, Calif. Pastor, Church of Spiritual cisco, Calif. Medium. Development; Teacher of Occultism, and Goldsm ith, Cora, 1618 O hio St., L on g Beach, Message Bearer. Calif. Associate Minister (C. S. S. A.). Geiger, William, 32-43 201st 'St., Bayside, Golier, Spencer M., Bradford, Pa. Writer. West, N. Y. Leader. Four Leaf Clover Goodhue, F. M.. Mena, Ark. L ectu rer and Church Mission. Writer; Professor Science and Mathemat­ Gentilly, Dr. James, Rose Bldg., Cleveland, ics, Commonwealth College. Ohio. Goodm an, Bertrum . 806 P rosp ect St., La George, Llewellyn, 8921 National Boulevard Jolla, Calif. Spiritual Healer (C. S. S. A.). (Palms), Los Angeles, Calif. Editor-pub­ Goodwin, Chas. O., 2022 George St.. Grand lisher, Astrological Bulletina; Member, Na­ Rapids, Mich. Pres., Home Spiritualist tional Council, Survival League of America. Church. Gerling, Mrs. Pamelia, 570 Seneca Parkway, Rochester, N. Y. Minister and Medium, Gorder, C. A., 605 L ak e St., W aukesha, W is. N. S. A lliance. Trustee, West. Wis. Camp Ass’n. Gordon, Mrs. Anna M., 4252 N. Mason Ave., Getty, Mrs. L u cie F., 92 N. M ain St.. N orth- Chicago, 111. Medium. field, Vt. F orm er Sta te Sec. (N. S. A.). Gordon, Mrs. E lsie B.. 401 K irk p atrick St., Gibier, Dr. Paul, c/o Pasteur Laboratories Pittsburgh, Pa. Minister and Medium, o f A m erica, 366 W. 11th St., N ew York, N. S. Alliance. N. Y. D irector; Author. Gotham , Mrs. Edna E., M adison, Wis. Gibbons, Mrs. E. M., E dina St., Dubuque, President, the First Spiritualist Church. Iowa. Treasurer, Spiritual Science So­ Gotham , Mrs. E dn a E., 14 S. B room e St., ciety. Madison, Wis. President, First Spir. Gibson, Mrs., 1329 Frankford Ave., Philadel­ Church. phia, Pa. Medium. Gould, Mrs. J. M., 29 Cam den St., B oston, Giddens, Mrs. W. R. H., 383 W oodlaw n Ave., Mass. Medium. Buffalo, N. Y. Associate Minister (N. Gove, Mrs. George W., Star Route, Belfast, S. A.). Maine. Secretary, Quantabacook Spir. Gielow, Katherine, 54 Moreland, Buffalo, ■Soc. (Searsmont). N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Grady. Chester, 44 Pratt St., Bristol, Conn. Gifford, Mrs. Nancy, Baldwinsville, N. Y., Trance Medium. R. F. D. 2. A ssocia te M inister, F irst S p ir­ Grafton, Mrs. William M., 619 E. St., Cen- itualist Church of Syracuse, N. Y. tralla, Wash. Medium. Giguere, Eltheda Aliene, G. A. R. Hall, Con­ Graham , H am m ond, 988 FHilton St., N ew cord, N. H. President, Golden Light York. President, St. Anthony’s Spir. Spiritualist Society. Church. „ , Giles, Emily E., 33 Chik Ave., Rochester, Graham, M. A., 87 O ak St., Portland, Maine. N. Y. Associate Minister (N. S. A.). M edium. Gillard, Mrs. Charles, 66 Laurel Ave., Irving­ G randjean, Stanley A., 1203 F ed ora St., L os ton, N. J. Spiritual Services. Angeles, Calif. Licentiate Worker under Gillespie, Mrs. Anna L., 85 Upton Ave., Bat­ C. 'S. S. A. Healer. tle Creek, Mich. Supt., Bureau of Ly­ Grandle, Mrs. H. M., 804 W. Euclid, Pitts­ ceum s, N. S. A. burg, Kansas. Lecturer. Gilliam . Bula, 410 Fulton St., Philadelphia, Grant, Mrs. J. M., 100 Huntington Ave.. Pa. Medium. Boston, Mass. Readings. Gillis. Evangeline, 604 S. Grant Ave., Craw- Grant, Miss Lauretta M., 3413 4th Ave. N., fordsville, Ind. Secretary, First Spiritual­ Great Falls. Montana. ist Church. Graujean, Stanley, c/o Spiritualist Temple Gilliss, D. O., 811 N. M ain St., Tulsa, Okla. of Light, 233 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Vice-President, Second Spir. Church. Calif. Medium and Lecturer. Gilliss, Inez, 811 N. M ain St., Tulsa, Okla. Graves, Mrs. A. C., 509 W. Euclid, Pittsburg, President, Second Spir. Church. Kansas. Author: Teacher. Gilpin, Mr. J. W., 403 W aterall St., T e x a r­ Graves, Mrs. L uella D., 2246 E m erson St., kana, Texas. Secretary, Truth Seeker Denver, Colo. Minister and Medium, N. S. Spir. Church. Alliance. Gimpel, Rev. Josie, 142 N. Topping St., Kan­ Gray, Rev. Chas. Fallows, 197A St. Botolph sas City, Mo. Medium and Minister, N. S. St., B oston. Mass. M in ister and M edium, Alliance. N. S. Alliance. , Gindler, Olga, 106 T ru xton St., Brooklyn, Gray, M inerva H., 3525 N. 13th St., P h iladel­ N. Y. M eetings. phia, Pa. Spiritual Healing and Advice. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 25

Grayber, Mrs. Mija, 419 W. W ash in gton St., G uem ey, Mrs. Mabel, 185 H igh St., Belfast, L os A ngeles, Calif. H ealer. N. S. A lli­ Me. President, Belfast Spir. Society. ance. Guerth, Dr. L ou ise M., 65 W. 95th St., N ew Green. Edith. 2455 14th St., Detroit, Mich. York, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer, Medium. United Spiritual Churches of America, and Green, H oras C.. 1607 E. 32nd St., L o s A n ­ Advanced Thought Church of Spiritualism; geles, Calif. Minister; Psychic. President, True Fellowship Church of Green. Rev. Dr. Jacob N., 52 Pennington Spiritualism. St., Newark, N. J. Pastor. G underson, M. T., Kenyon, Minn. Green. Mrs. Jean M., 839 K in gston Ave., Gunn, L in nie A., 1337% E lm Ave., L on g Oakland, Calif. Associate Minister, C. S. •Beach, Calif. Secretary, Church of Spirit­ S. A. ual Development. Green, Dr. Joseph Perry, McKay Apartments, Gunzolus, Rev. Chas. H., 515 B lake St., In ­ Seattle, Wash. Author of College Cor­ dianapolis, Ind. Spiritualist Minister; Psy­ respondence Courses, and Healer. chic; Lecturer; Teacher; Pastor and Me­ Green, Lee, 16 17th St., S. M inneapolis, Minn. dium, Christian Spiritualist Church. Trumpet Medium. G unzolus, Rev. Chas. H., 515 B lak e St., In ­ Greene, Ray. Rockland, Me. 'Secretary, dianapolis, Ind. Spiritualist minister, psy­ Spiritualist Society. chic, lecturer, teacher. Greener, Mrs. V iolet, 6529 S. F igu e roa St., Guretzky, M ary E., 318 E. O ak St., Stock- Los Angeles. Calif. ton, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Greener. Violet, 6517 S. Figueroa St., Los No. 36. Angeles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church G u stafson H jalm er, 520 6th St., R ockford, No. 5. III. Secretary, Progressive Spiritualist Greenman, Mrs. J. J., 206 S. 23rd St., La Church. Crosse. Wis. Secretary, First Splr. Church. Guthrie, Kenneth Sylvan Launfal, 1177 War- burton Ave., N. Yonkers, N. Y. Author, Grenier, L ou is A., 517 Bath St., Santa B a r­ m inister. bara. Calif. Sec., Spir. Success Church. Guy, Mrs. Lillian, 1349 Christian St., Phila­ Gresham Rev. Nora, 3534 S. Vermont Ave., delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Los Angeles, Calif. Minister and Medium, Gysel, Robert H., Box 473, Toledo, Ohio. N. S. Alliance. Investigator of Anti-Fraud Club of the In­ Greth, Mrs. R ebecca, 1707 N. B ou vier St., ternational Brotherhood of Magicians. Philadelphia, Penn. Circles. Grey. Lisa Mae, 1729 N. Wilton PI., Holly­ wood, Calif. Founder and pastor, the H Temple of Light. Grief, Miss Gertrude. 1700 Charlotte St., Bal­ Haanel, C h arles F., 704 N. 9th St., St. Louis, timore, Md. M inister and M edium, N. S. Mo. Publisher of “The Amazing Secrets Alliance. of the Yogi." Grierson, Miss Florence, 4327a Ashland Ave., Haas. Dr. George C. O., 555 Edgecom be Ave., St. Tyouis, Mo. Asst, pastor. Tenth S p irit­ New York, N. Y. Minister, Universal Spir­ ual Church. itual Church; Editor. Griffin. Mrs. Anna D.. 151 D ian a St., Fresno, Haffner. Dr. G. C., 310 Delta Bldg., Los Calif. Inspirational medium, ordained Angeles, Calif. Dealer, Wanda Tipping m in ister under f S S. A Table. Griffis. Kevah, 6754 Mltner Road. Hollywood, H ager, D. S., M.D., 2322 O b serv a tory Ave., Calif. Astrologer; Member, National Coun­ Los Angeles, Calif. Secretary, The Spirit­ cil S. L. A. ual Science Library Association. Griffith. Edna. 304 E. King St.. Garret, Ind. Haight. Dr. R. Louise, 506-10 S. Washington Secretary. United Spiritualist Church. St., Naperville, 111. Bio-Psychologist; Ana­ Griggs, Charles Wilson, 515 High St., W il­ lyst; Telepathist. liamsport, Pa. Psychical researcher. Haight, Mrs. Olive, care Universal Brother­ Grlmshaw, Thomas. Morris Pratt Institute, hood of Spiritualists, Roberts Temple, 5th W hitew ater, W is. V ice president, N. S. A.; 8t., near St. John. San Jose, Calif. Pastor. principal, N. S. A. Bureau of Education. Flailes, Mrs. Beatrice C., 650 Pasadena Ave., Grlsner, Lillian. 610 S. C h erry St., M artin s­ » Angeles. Calif. ville, Ind. Secretary, Progressive Spir. Hale. Rev. Anna, 541 W. Second St., Elyria, Church. Ohio. Trustee, Spiritualist Mediums' Alli­ Griswold, Rev. George, 7 Vail Court. Cam­ ance; Medium; Healer. bridge, Mass. Minister and Medium, N. S. Hale, Mrs. Jennie W., 1032 54th St., Oakland, Alliance. Calif. Minister; director, Calif. State Spir. Gritman, Dr. A. D eW itt. I l l S. 50th St., A ss’n. Philadelphia, Pa. Trustee, Lily Dale As­ Halev. Dr. P. S., 210 P o st St., San F ran cisco, sembly. Calif. Author. Grogan. Mrs. Juanita Perry, Wilkensburg, Halford. Rev. Arthur D., 2517 Chase St., Pa. Pres., First Spir. Ch., Swlssvale. Pa. Toledo, Ohio. Trustee, Spiritualist Medi­ G rokow sky, Mrs. Elizabeth, 210 S. 7th St., ums' Alliance. La Crosse, Wis. Message Bearer; Pastor, Hall. Anna, 1131 E. 82nd Ave., L os Angeles, First Spir. Church. Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Gross, M iss M ary E., 1914 N. 11th St., P h ila­ Hall, Florence, 2690% Elendale PI. (rear), delphia, Pa. Treas., First Ass'n Spirit­ Los Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker ualists. un d er C. S. S. A. Grosz, Mrs. Anna. 313 E. 81st -St.. N ew York Hall, John M., 1131 E. 82nd St., L os A ngeles, City. Secretary, Hope Spir. Church. Calif. Spiritu al H ealer (C.S.S.A.). Orote. H erm an F., 5166 Ruthelen St.. L os Hall, Manly P., 301 Trinity Auditorium Bldg., Angeles. Calif. Spiritual Healer (C. S. Los Angeles, Calif. Author; Lecturer; S. A.). Editor. The All-Seeing Eye. Grum bine. Dr. J. C. F . 317 E. 24th 8t., P ort­ H alstead, Carl, 107 L aw ton St., E l Paso, land. Ore. Lecturer; Author; Clergyman. Tex. Pres., First Spir. Church. Grundmann, Richard, 9 T ow er Rd., East Halstead, Mrs. Sadie Gould, 107 Lawton St., Hartford. Conn. Secre’ary. Conn. State El Paso, Texas. Medium missionary (N. Spir. A ss’n. S. A.). Grupp, Bertha, 2228 Broadway, Room 3, New Hamilton, Alexander, 10 Gold St., New York, York, N. Y. Medium. N. Y. President, Spiritual Church of Com­ Qruver, M erritt L.. 760 Sen eca 8t., Fountain munication. Hill, Pa. President, Bethlehem Spiritual Hamm. Pauline. 139 Cleveland Ave . Elmira, Alliance Church. N. Y. M essa ge bearer. 26 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Hammllton, Mrs. Bertha, Box 141, Chester­ Hart. Rev. Elizabeth, 337 W. 59th St., N ew field, Indiana, care of Spiritualist Camp. York City. Treasurer, National Colored •Spiritual advice. Spir. Assn.; Pastor. Unity Spir. Ecclesia. H am m ond, E dith R., 5820 V ine St., P h iladel­ Hart, Laura A.. 99 S. Fitzhugh, Rochester, phia, Pa. Medium. N. Y. Associate minister and healer (N. Hammond, Rev. M., 2060 Grand concourse S. A.). (Apt. D), N ew York, N. Y. Spiritu al m e e t­ Hart, W illiam E., P. O. B ox 747, In d ian ap o­ ings, readings. lis, Ind. Associate Minister, Indiana Assoc, H am m ond, W illiam Elliott, 715 M ain St., of Spir.; Trumpet, Clairvoyant and Mate­ Wheeling, W. Va. Permanent address, rializing Medium—in the Light. B ox 170, L ily Dale, N. Y. L ecturer, n a ­ tional m issionary, N. S. A. Pastor, W ay Harte, G eorge, 205 E. W ash in gton Ave., Madison, Wis. Trustee, the First 'Spirit­ Memorial Temple. ualist Church. Hamon, Count Louis. Same as "Chelro,” Hartmann, Wm. C., Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y. Editor, publisher. H am pton, H., 120% S. F ifth St., M inneapolis, Hartmann. Wm. C., Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y. Minn. Second Vice-Pres., State Splr. Ass’n Editor; Publisher; National Organizer and of Minnesota, 1931. Director, Survival League of America. Han, Louise, 304 S ibley St., H am m ond, Ind. Hartong, Mrs. Bertha, 210 S. Hibbard St., Secretary, First Spiritualist Church. Joliet, 111. Medium and Minister, N. S. Hand, Rev. Sada Louise, care Second Spirit­ Alliance. ualist Church, Odd Fellow's Temple, cor. Eighth and Franklin Sts., Reading, Pa. Hartong, Miss Jewell, 210 S. Hibbard St., M inister. Joliet, 111. Minister and Medium, N. S. Handshu, Mrs. W., 3633 4th Ave.. L os An- Alliance. rrplpq P ollf T-Tpa lor H artshorne, C h arles B., 22 O live St.. E a st H ankinson, Mrs. Silla,' P. O. B ox 103, W illow Lynn, Mass. Treasurer, Mass. State Spir. Creek, Montana. Ass'n. Hanly, Mrs. A gn es S., 138 W. 58th St., N ew H artsough, Mrs. A. W., 1314 V alley St., York. President, Lotus Flower Spir. Seattle, Wash. Trumpet medium. Church. Harvey, Miss Margaret. Hulham House, Hann, E., 32 R ich law n Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Atlas, Napa County, Calif. Clairvoyant Secretary, Unity Spir. Church. healer, medium, trance lecturer, medium. Hannenberg, Marina, Lancaster, Calif., Route Harwood, C. Henry. 7 Wheatland Ave., Dor­ 1. Associate minister, C. 'S. S. A. chester, Mass. Medium. Hannigan, J., 232a Sumpter St., Brooklyn, H askell, Fanny S., 33 Main St., Haverhill, N. Y. Medium. Bradford 'Station, Mass. Medium. Hannan, M argaret B., ca re O ccult Pub. Co., H askin, E rn est W., 1602 O ak St., Niles, 527 S. Clark St., C hicago, 111. Author. Mich. Secretary, Good Will Spiritualist Hanoka, Dr. Nissim S., 117 Rockwood 'St., Church. Bronx, New York City. Dentist, nature Hauck, Benjamin V., 2120 Cleveland Ave., cure physician, lecturer and writer. Chicago, 111. (Church of the Unitarians— Unity.) Hanson, Mrs. Beatrice. 490 St. Nicholas. New Haun, Edward F., 32 Richlawn Ave., Buf­ York, N. Y. Jehovah Jlreh Church. falo, N. Y. Secretary. Unity Spir. Church. H ardeen, Theodore, 537 E. 21st St., B rook ­ lyn, N. Y. Magician; brother of the late Haury Lillian V., 151 11th Ave., Seattle, "Harry Houdini.” Wash. Medium. Hardie, Emma, 308 E. 8th, Oklahoma City, Hausenstad. Mrs., 471 Clinton, West Hobo­ Okla. Associate minister. ken. N. J. H ealer; Psychic. Harding, Frederic, 50 Manor Road, Wynne- Hauser. A. E., 7506 Circle Hill Drive, Oak­ wood, Montgomery Co., Penna. Winter land, Calif. Healer. C. S. S. A. Address: Coconut Grove, Fla. Investiga­ Hauser, Rev. Conrad H., 117 W. 79th St., tor; Writer; Mem., National Council, S. N ew York, N. Y. Pastor, M edium, S p irit­ L. A. ualist Church of Psychic Science. Harding, Mrs. Nettle Holt, 14 George St., H auser, E lsie M., 117 W. 79th St., N ew York, Sommervllle, Mass. Messages. N. Y. Secretary, Spir. Chuch of Psychic Hardman, Mrs. Tenny, 1110 St. Louis Ave., Science. Fort Worth, Texas. Medium missionary Haven, Rev. Bertha, 315 N. D a y St., R o ck ­ (N. S. A.V ford, 111. Minister and Medium, N. S. H ardw icke, Dr. Henry, 121 57th St., N iagara A lliance. Falls, N. Y. R esearch er; A uthor; L e c ­ Haven. Florence Robinson, c/o. Judge Haven, turer; Psychic. W ilm ington, N. C. F orm erly Secreta ry A. H arkenson, H. A., 'Skidm ore St., Portland, •S. P. R. (New York); E x ecu tiv e Secretary, Ore. President, First Spir. Temple. The Survival League of America. Harlow . Mrs. Effie J., 167 N. G rove St., E a st Hewes, Mrs. Ella, Carmel, Me. Speaker, Orange, N. J. Inspirational Writer. medium . H arm on, M ary E., 2449 A udubon Ave., T o ­ Hawes, Florence E., Bangor, Maine. Treas­ ledo, Ohio. Medium. urer. State Snir. Ass'n Harper, Anna, 203 Van Buren St., Terre Hawes, Mrs. Mabel, care Lynn Spiritualist Haute, Ind. Secretary, First Spir. Church. Hawes, John, Manchester, Maine. President, Harpin, Mrs. Rea, 2209 Buchanan, Wichita Progressive Spiritualist Society, Augusta, Falls, Tex. Medium Missionary. Me. Harrell, Thomas, 3217 Dayton Ave., Los An­ A ss’n. E x ch a n g e Hall, 14 M arket St., Lynn, geles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Mass. President. No. 57. Hayes, John Henry, Suite 5, 8 Cumberland H arrigan, Mrs. 208 W. 138th St., N ew York St.. B oston, Mass. Healer. City. Medium. Hayden. Teresa Rane, c/o Rev. Frank Joseph, Harris, Rev. Mabel, 28 South St., Box 52, 2651 N. Central Park Ave., Chicago, Til. Lily Dale, N. Y. Lecturer and message Hazard, Rev. D. M., 1027 Hazard Ave., Kala­ bearer. mazoo, Mich. President and Pastor, Inde­ Harris, Mrs. Margery S., 107 Avenue E, pendent Spiritualist Churches of America. Rochester, N. Y. Secretary, Spir. Church Healey, Kenneth. 3421 Burchwood Ave., S. of Divine Inspiration. W., G rand Rapids, Mich. Student. H arris, Sadie, 730 20th St., 'San D iego, Calif. Healey. Mrs. Leona, Box 8, Sawtelle, Calif. Secretary. First Spiritual Soc. Psychic. H arrison, C. L., 234 N. T ow n e Ave., Pom ona, Heath, Eugene, Lily Dale, N. Y. Medium, Calif. P residen t, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. Teacher and Trustee of Lily Dale As­ 66. sem bly. INDIVIDUAL NAME&—UNITED STATES 27

Hebron, Prof. John S., 2213 L om b ard St., Splr. Ass’n; ordained minister under C. S. Philadelphia. Pa. Mascot maker. 5. A. Heckler. Charles, 808 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila­ Herrington. Mrs. Mabelle S., 6021 Agnes delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Secretary. H ector, Robert. 110-12 201st St.. H ollis. L. I., H ertzfeld. Mrs. 109 N. 54th St., Philadelphia, N. Y. Medium. Penn. Meetings. Hedenberg, James. 1288 Putnam Ave., Brook­ H erw ig, Paul R., 937 45th St., M ilwaukee, lyn, N. Y. M inister. Wis. Secretary, First Spiritualist Church. Hedrick, Lillian A., care People's Spiritual­ H ess, Mrs. E sth er R., Camden, N. J. M e­ ist Church. 2537 W. 12th St.. L os A ngeles, dium. Calif. H ester, Mrs. Geneva, 4008 L udlow St., P h ila ­ Hedsirom, Mrs. Arthur, Willlamville, N. Y. delphia Penna. Minister and Medium. W riter. N. S. Alliance. Hegdahl. Henry, 599 Arrowhead Ave., San Hettwex, Alois J.. 6305 Greenfield Ave., W est Bernardino, Calif. Ordained minister under Allis, Wls. President, First Spir. Church. C. S. S. A. H ettw er, Mr. Alois, 712 51st Ave., W e st Allis, Helss. Frank. 50 E. California St., Pasadena, Wis. President, First Spiritual Church. Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). H eusinger, Mrs. M., 414 W. 120th St., N ew Helss, Frederick, 143-06 91st Ave.. Jamaica, York City. Psychic diagnostician. N. Y. Publisher; Editor “Inspirator.” H eusser, Mrs. Anna, 712 51st Ave., W est H elss. Gertrude, 84 Carll St., Jam aica. N. Y. Allis, Wis. Associate Minister, First Spir. Medium (German Psychological Society). Church. Medium and Reader. H elss, Dr. John, 31 E. 27th St., N ew York. Heuvel, Capt. von, 526-528 W. 185th St., New N. Y. Editor, Immortality; Pres., Gen’l York, N. Y. Meetings. Assembly of Spiritualists, State of N. Y. Hewey, Mrs. Carey W., 7 Ontario St.. Indian Heilz, Dr. John J., Orlando, Fla. Trustee, Orchard. Mass. Secretary. So. Cassadaga Spiritualist Ass’n. Hewlett, Rev. Nellie. 623 Lakeview Rd., Suite Held, Lewis. Central, near Detroit, Toledo, 6, Cleveland, Ohio. Member S. M. A. Ohio. Healer; Student. H ibbard. C h arles E.. 96 K irkland Rd., Heller. Mrs. Rose, Newportsville, Penna., R och ester. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). Bucks Co. Minister; Medium; Healer. N. H ickey, John, 100 W. 72nd St., R oom 508, 8. Alliance. N ew York, N. Y. L eader, C hurch of S p ir­ Helsel, Mrs. Laura, 511 Glenwood Ave., itual Truth. Youngstown, Ohio. Minister and Healer. H ickm an-M oss, E lla L., 1023 W. 21st St., N. S. Alliance. Los Angeles. Calif. Minister. Hemler, Gertrude, Waltham, Mass. Psychic. Hicks. C. H.. 1260 Third Ave., National City, H enderson, H. W., 446 O hio St., L awrence, Calif. President, Fallbrook Splr. Church. Kan. Former Vice president, State Splr. Hicks, Elizabeth, 190 Glenmore Ave.. Brook­ A ss ’n. lyn. N. Y. Sec., Brotherhood Spir. Church. H endricks, Rev. Sarah E., 1745 P erk in s St., Higgins. Mrs. Isabelle Herndon, 1411 South Reading, Penna. Healer; Madium. N. S. Dewey Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Spirit­ Alliance. ualist Missionary, Lecturer. Henfaffer, Mrs. Sue, 114 W est Montgomery High, Harriett, 626 Ninth Ave., Lewiston, Ave., Philadelphia, Penn. Spiritual advisor. Idaho. A sso cia te M inister, C. S. S. A. Henion, Robert R.. 728 Clinton Ave., Albany, Hilbert, Rev. Barbara. 1219 Foster Ave., Chi­ N. Y. Secretary. First Splr. Church. cago. 111. Chairman Board of Governors, Henne, Mrs. Catherine, 214 W. O’Conner St., National College of Inspirational Research. Lima, Ohio. Minister and Medium; Healer. Hilbert, Barbara, 3750 Costello St., Chicago, N. S. Alliance. 111. Pastor, Century Splr. Church. Henneberg, Joseph, 104 New Bridge St., Hilbert. Rev. Barbara, 3750 Costello Ave., •Springfield, Mass. Healer. N. S. Alliance. Chicago, 111. Pastor, Century Splr. Church. Henry, “Freedom Hill," (Dr. Leroy Henry), Hill, Rev. Aurla F., Lake Pleasant, Mass. R. 1, Escondido, Calif. Editor and Pub­ Minister and Medium. N. S. Alliance. lisher of the Jacob Beilhart literature. Hill, Rev. Aurln F., Lake Pleasant, Mass. Henry, Isabelle, 167 W. 143rd St.. N ew York Ex-P residen t, T. N. S. A. Citv. Secretary, Unity Splr. Church. Hill, Mrs. E th el P.. 817 W aterloo St., L os Henske, Rev. Frank F., 214 Tenth St., To­ Angeles, Calif. Automatic Writing Me­ ledo. Ohio. Secretary, Spiritualist Me­ dium ; Author. diums' Alliance. Hill, Rev. John, 123 W. 94th St., N ew Y ork H enslnger. Mrs. M . 414 W. 120th St., N ew City. President. United Spiritual Churches York City. Psychic. of America. Minister and Medium. Ad­ Hensler, Alice G.. 149 Manhattan Ave., New vanced Thought Church of Spiritualism. York, N. Y. L icen tiate (G. A. S.). Hill, Mae, 632 C h erry St., Ft. W ayne, Ind. Hensler, Alice G.t care Spir. Church of Secretary. First Nat'l Splr. Church. E ternal A dvancem ent, 228 W. 72nd St., Hill, W. Row land. 361 B rid g e St., Lowell, New York. Speaker. Mass. President, Lowell Spir. Mission. Heppner. G eorge J.. 172 L u dn er St., B uf. H lllier, L ew is R., 62 Mt. P leasan t Ave., falo, N. Y. Secretary, FMrst Splr. C hurch Gloucester, Mass. Writer. (Woodlawn Beach). Hinch, Mrs. Anna, 357 Spruce St., Man­ H erbert, G. M. J.. ca re A nsw ers Pub. Co., R. D. 4, Warren, Ohio. Editor, “Answers,” chester, N. H. Conductor, M eetings. m agazine. Hindley. Mrs. IT., 139 Lonsdale Ave., Paw­ tucket. R. I. Medium. Herlache. A ugust, R. R. L., B russels. D oor H indley. Mrs. Hattie. 64 B a g ley St., Central County, Wls. President, First Splr. Church. Fall. R. I. M essages. Herman. Kennen D., 320 S. Fifth St.. Spring- H ines. Mrs. V irginia, 717 E. 91st Place, C h i­ field. 111. Waiter. cago, 111. Mediums and Healers. Herm an. Oscar, 215 W. 90th St., N ew York. Hinkley, Frank S.. 557 Potomac Ave., Buf_ Psychic investigator. falo. N. Y. Sec.. Progressive Spir. Church. Hermann, E., care First Splr. Church, 68 Hinsch, Gustav, 831 Palisade Ave., Union Jam es St., Newark. N. J. President. City. N. J. Pastor, Rising Sun Spiritual Herrm ann, Fred. 5408 S p ru ce St., W. P h ila­ Church. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor; vice presi­ Hirst, Mary A., 61 Eustls St., Roxbury, Mass. dent of the Society of the Spiritual Un- Medium. foldment, Inc. Hiser, E. W.. 134 M orris St., Albany, N. Y. Hermann, Jacob R.. 271 Market St., Portland, Secretary. Ore. Mechanic, writer, speaker, reformer. Hltz, Leo, 355 Shelton Ave.. Jamaica, L. I. Herrick, Dell, 1911 Seventh Ave., Los An- Sec., Golden Rule -Splr. Church (New York gelee, Calif. Ex-president, Calif. State 28 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Hoagland, Frances, 405 Perry St., Elmira, N. H osters, P., 1964 N. H a lstea d St., Chicago, Y. M essa ge Bearer. 111. Spiritual Healing. Hobson, J. C., Healdsburg. Calif. Psychlst. Hotch, Maurice, Bradford, Maine. President, Ind. Secretary, Union Spiritualist Church. Bradford Spir. Soc. Hoeppel, B. L., 1910 M ain St., Evansville, Hotchkiss, Rev. Belle, Great Bend, Kan. H oepple, Rev. Jeanette, 1910 M ain St., Medium. Evansville, Ind. Pastor, Union Spiritualist Houdini, Beatrice, 67 Payson Ave., New Church. York City. Widow of "Harry Houdini.” Hoffman, Bertha, 203 Liberty Bldg., Medford, H ough, Gertrude, 926 E. 52nd St., L os A n­ Oregon. Pres, and Organizer, Society of geles, Calif. Ordained Minister under C. Psychic Research (Medford). S. S. A. H offm an, Dr. Henry, 313 N. 16th St., Omaha, H oughton, A nnie L., 33-37 B liss St., Spring- Nebr. World Teacher and Master Healer. field, Mass. Cor. Sec., First Spiritualist Author of A Perfect Life and How to Live Church. It. Hoult, A., 2081 E. Hagert St., Philadelphia, Hoffmeier, Mrs. Marie, 1922 Iowa Ave., Su­ Pa. Spiritual Advisor. perior, Wis. President, Harmonial Spir. H ouser. D ella H., 1316 W. 59th St., L os L eague. Angeles, Calif. Ordained Minister under Hoffstetter, Emma, 26 Beatrice Ave., Buf­ C S. S A falo, N. Y. Associate Minister (N. S. A.). Houser, Della, 925 So. Vermont, Los Angeles, H ofm an, Rev. L. M., 603 N ebrask a Ave., Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 71. Toledo, Ohio. Lecturer and Medium. Hovrath, Mrs. Valeria, 917 46th Ave., West Hogan, M. J., 2441 Seventh Ave., New York Allis, Wis. Trustee. First Spir. Church. City. President, All Souls Spir. Church. Healer and Message Bearer. H oggett, Ann, 3144 H artv ille St., P h ila d el­ H ow ard, M iss A gnes, 1308 56th St., C hicago, phia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. 111. Investigator. H olland, Mrs. M ary E., 169 M errim ac St., Howard, Rev. E. Lee. D.D., 1412 Carroll Ave., Haverhill, Mass. Medium. Los Angeles, Calif. Lecturer; Author; Hollen, Dr. Henry, 1655 Sycamore Ave., Editor. Hollywood, Calif. Automatic writings. Howard, Rev. George, 88 3rd Ave., Glovers- H ollow ay, L aura E., 3303 E. 3rd St., Dayton, ville, N. Y. P a stor and M edium . Society Ohio. Pastor, The Central Spiritualist owns own Church. Church (own building). Clairvoyant. Trus­ Howard, Rev. Ruthina, 1940 N. Marvine St., tee. Ohio State Spir. Assn., 1932. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor; Pas­ H olm es, A lexan d er R., 1935 F ed eral St., tor, Hartingdon Selah Spiritual Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Healer. N. S. A lliance. Howe, M. E. G., P.O. Box 112, Topsfleld. Holmes, Rev. John Haynes, 12 Park Ave., Mass. Ordained Minister under C. S. S. A. New York, N. Y. Minister, The Commu­ How land, A rthur H. 25 W. 43rd St., N ew nity Church. New York City; Psychic in­ York, N. Y. Editor. vestigator. Hoxie, George, Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Speaker, Holmes, Ida, 4447% Whittier Blvd., Los An­ medium . geles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Hoy. A lbert A ugust, 33 Ivy St., Buffalo, N. No. 52. Y. Healer. H oltkam p, Mrs. L ou ise P., 1007 Jackson, Hoyle, Frank L., 27 N. L an e St., Y ou n gs­ Houston, Tex. Medium; Missionary. town, Ohio. Healer. N. S. Alliance. Holtkanny, E. E., 3317 Main Blvd., Houston, H oyle, Rev. R osa V., 27 N. L ane St.. Y ou n gs­ Texas. Pres., Spir. Science Church. town, Ohio. Minister and Medium. N. S. H olzer, Olga, 71 E. 119th St., N ew York Alliance. City. Sec., First Hungarian Spir. Church. Hoyt, Rev. Eliza, 2713 B ellefon tain e St., In ­ H olvey, Mrs., c/o St. D a v id ’s Church, 1409 dianapolis, Ind. M ember, S. M. A. (S a gi­ Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. naw). H ood, F ra n ces A., 215 S. 23rd St., L a Crosse, Hubbard. Rev. Millicent, 5125 Kenmore Ave., Wise. Author; Automatic writing medium. Chicago, 111. Minister and Medium. N. S. Hook, Mrs. A lice, 31 P em b rok e St., Boston, A lliance. Mass President. Boston Wigwam No. 1. H uckey, Mrs. Alice, 2524 N. 15th St.. P h ila­ Hool, Velma A., 454 Lincoln Way, East delphia, Pa. Secretary, Third Spiritualist South Bend, Ind. Licentiate Minister; Church. Pastor and President, Progressive Spirit­ Hudnut, Winifred. See "Rambova Na- ualist Church, South Bend; Sec.. State tacha.” A ssn, of Spir. (N. S. A.). Huegel, Myrtle Howard, Lock Box 37, Sum- Hool. Wilbur, 454 Lincoln Way. East South merland, Calif. Spiritual Medium. Bend, Ind. Associate Spiritualist Minister. Iluemieger, Catherine, 310 Benzinger. Buf­ Hopkins, Mrs. Dunlap. 160 Lexington Ave., falo, N. Y. Associate Minister (N. S. A.). N ew York, N. Y. Founder, N. Y. S ch ool of Huen, Mrs. H. A.. 546 E. 1st Ave., Roselle, Applied Design for Women. Psychic in­ N. J. Healer; Trance Clairvoyant; Clair- vestigator. audient. Hoppe, E. C., Thorndale, Tex. Healer. H ughes. Rev. C., 108 49th St., U nion City, N. Horalek, Dr. H. J., 1027 Hazard Ave., Kala­ J. Spiritual Adviser. mazoo, Mich. Healer; Speaker; Message H ullinger, A. E., 307 W. Clark St., C h am ­ Bearer. paign, 111. Horner, Evelyn, Manahawken, N. J. Spir­ Hum e, E m m a L., 2727 R egen t St., Berkeley, itual Advisor. Calif. Secretary, and later, Vice-Presi­ Horton, A. J.. 416 Pierce Ave., Houston, dent. Calif. Psychical Research Soci^v. Tex. Associate Minister. Humphrey, Mrs. Esther C., George Wash­ Horton, Mrs. Harriette, 1346 Roach St., In­ ington Hotel. Washington, Pa. President, dianapolis, Ind. Lily Dale Assembly (Lily Dale, N. Y.). Hoskln. Rev. Edwin, 94 Center St., Mathuen, Vice-president and Chairman. Southern Mass. Minister and Medium. N. S. Al­ Cassadaga Spiritualist Association (Cassa- liance. daga, Fla.). Hoskins, Mrs. Lillian M., 912 S. Lafayette H um phries, Mrs. Helena, 515 S. 13th St., St., South Bend, Ind. M edium and Healer. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium and Healer. N. H osier, Rev. L ydia, 382 W a te r St., Akron, S. Alliance. Ohio. Lecturer. H unt Dr. J. R am sey, 46 W. 55th St., N ew H osm er, Mrs. Georgia, 208 W. 92nd St., N ew York, N. Y. Trustee, A. S. P. R. York, N. Y. Hunt, M argaret. 8731 89th St., W oodhaven, Hostak, F. G., Box 67, Madison, Wis. Pres., L. I., N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. AJ. Western Wisconsin Camp Assn.; Trustee, Hunter, Eva M.. Versailles, Ind. President, First Spiritual Church. First Spir. Church. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 29

Hunter. Mrs. M.. 2411 N. 11th St.. P h ila d el­ Jackson. William R., 326 S. Capitol Ave., phia. Pa. Spiritual Advisor and Healer. Lansing, Mich. 2nd T rustee, P. S. A. of Huntley. Mrs. Eva, 34 Day St., Whitman, U. S. A.; L ectu rer; H ealer; C lairvoyant; Mass. Healer. Clalraudlent. Hurgel, C. M., 36 Park Ave., New York City. Jacob, Mrs. Lawrence, 280 Park Ave., New Sec., Church of Splr. Doctrine (Brook­ York, N. Y. Treasurer, New York Sec­ lyn). tion, A. S. P. R. Hurry, Mrs. Addle, 1436 C h estn u t St., R o ck ­ Jacquelln, Bernice H., c/o Crossley Publish­ ford, 111. Minister and Medium. N. S. in g Com pany, 1740 W. Sixth St., L os A n ­ Alliance. geles, Calif. Secretary. Hurst, M arie K.. 1711 Sp rin g G arden St., James, C. A., 1925 Christian St., Philadel­ Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. phia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Hutcherson, Marie. Route 10, No. 286, Tulsa, James. Mrs. George, Anadarko, Okla. Min­ Okla. Message Bearer; Trumpet Medium. ister, Healer and Medium. H utcheson. Dr. M ary R., c/ o S piritu alist James, Dr. Jasper, Route 4, Warren, Ohio. Success Church, Garden and Cota Sts.. M edium and M inister. N. S. Alliance. Santa Barbara. Calif. Associate Minister. Jam eson, Mrs. A.. 2402 N. 16th St., P h ila­ Hutchings. Mrs. E. G.. 4105 Magnolia Ave., delphia. Pa. Spiritual Advisor. St. Louis, Mo. W riter. Jameson, Mrs. C. B., 1037 N. Pennsylvania H utchins. Guy, 13 D ew ey St., Laconia, N. H. St., Indianapolis. Ind. P residen t, P sy ch ic Astrologer. Research Soc. of Indianapolis. Hutchins, Howard I. M., 600 E. Pearce St., Jam ison, Mrs., 2260 N. 12th St., Philadelphia, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Minister and Me­ Pa. Medium. dium; Healer. N. S. Alliance. Jam ison, A lcin ou s B., M.D., 175 W. 88th St., H utchinson, Josephine, 2350 W. 30th St.. New York City. Author. Los Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker un­ Jarrett, Rev. A lm a S.. 208 W. 138th St., der C. S. S. A. New' York City. P residen t, Splr. Church Hutchinson, Mary R., c/o First Spiritual of Revelation. Tem ple, 906 E. 23rd St., L os A ngeles, Calif. Jarske, Stephen, 5436 Fullerton Ave., Chi­ Huttm ann. Mrs. F rieda L.. 3233 E. 8th St.. cago. III. Readings. Oakland. Calif. Secretary, The Splr. Jasmagy. Clarence. 2312 Cornelia St.. Brook­ Church of Revelation. lyn, N. Y. Sec., M izpah 'Splr. Church. H yam s, Mrs. R., 2537 W. 12th St., L os A n­ Jeffs, Rev. Lillian, 6739 Vinewood Ave., De­ geles, Calif. National Missionary'. troit, Mich. Medium. Hyde. Blanch. 75 H ark ness St., Pasadena, Jenne, M ary Drake, C am p Etna, Etna, Me. Calif. Associate Minister, C. S. S. A. Hyde, Chas. L., Sr., P.O. B ox 36, Pierre. So. ■Spiritualist S p ea k er and M essa ge B earer; Dakota. Locally known as the Cowboy Writer and Home Worker; 20 years secre­ Poet and Orator; Banker and cattle-raiser; tary of Maine State Spiritualist Assn. Free lecturer on Spiritualism. Jenson, Emil, 1904 E. 17th St., Denver, Colo. Hyder, May E., 147 Oak St.. Buffalo, N. Y. F orm er State Sec. (N. S. A.). Secretary. Morning Star Splr. Church. Jervett, Mrs. Ella, Skowhegan, Maine. Hyslop, Dr. George H. 136 El 64th St., New Healer. York, N. Y. V ice-President, A. S. P. R. Jeschke, Elizabeth L., 3759 Hyde Park Ave., Hyslop, M iss W inifred, 84 26th St., Jackson Cincinnati, Ohio. Secretary, The Psychic H eights, N. Y. Research Temple, Ino. Jirak, Mrs. Annie, 113 S. Savannah St., Los Angeles, Calif. Associate Minister. I C. S. S. A.; M inister, Soul D evelopm en t Church. Immanuel Dr. Prince, South Whitley, Ind. Johns, Della, 405 Duque Ave., Schenectady, Physician; President, Immanuel Sanatar- N. Y. Secretary. ium. Johns, Mrs. Lillian, 6526 (2682) Myrtle Ave., Inger. A rch ie J., 1110 O ak St., Alameda, Glendale. L. I., N. Y. Associate Minister Calif. Author. (N. S. A.). Irving. Christina M., 1408 M itchell St.. O ak ­ Johns. Rev. Mamie, 1006 Ridge Ave., Rock­ land, Calif. Associate Minister, C. S. S. A. ford, 111. Minister; Healer; Medium. N. Irving. C hristian M , 440 48th St.. Oakland, S. A lliance. Calif. A ssociate M inister, C. S. S. A. Johns, William A.. 6526 Myrtle Ave., Glen­ Irwin. Stella. 131 E. 10th, Oklahoma Clly. dale. L. I., N. Y. Medium. Okla. S'M'., Central Snir. Church Johnson. Mrs., 136 W. 118th St., New York, Irwin, William R., 122 May St., Worcester. N. Y. Medium. Mass. Trustee, M. 8. A. 8. Johnson. C h au n cey G.. 147 W. 132nd St., iBaacke, Rev. J. F., c / o Spiritual Science New York City. President. Holv Divine Church. 1428 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Splr. Church. I’a. Pastor; Lecturer: Medium. Johnson, Mrs. E dith A., 703 D elaw are St., Isaacson, Charles D., 17 W. 12th St., N ew Beaumont. Tex. Medium Missionary. York N. Y. Investigator. Johnson. Elmer, 1571 15th St.. Milwaukee, Islses. Mrs. M. J., 1664 Larkin St., Apt. 4. Wls. President. Milwaukee Psychic Re­ San Francisco, Calif. Consultations. search Soc. Iszring, Mrs. Clayton. President. First Spir­ Johnson. Geo., 3117 Newton Ave. N., Min­ itualist Church of Truth. Washington and neapolis, Minn. President, First Spiritual­ Park Sts., Traverse City, Mich. ist Church. Johnson, Harold, 225 Broadway, New York. N. Y. Attorney at Law. Leader, N. Y. J Occultologists Club. Johnson, John L.. Box 644, National Mili­ Jackson, Mrs. B. A., 1710 N. 20th St.. P h ila­ tary Home, Calif. Psychic-trance. delphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Johnson, Jos.. 45 W. 127th St., New York Jackson. Mrs. Elizabeth, Breesport, N. Y. City. Meetings. President. First Spiritual Church of El­ Johnson, Lillian, 1630 71st St.. Brooklyn, mira, N. Y. N. Y. Pastor, St. Joh n ’s Spiritual Church. Jackson, Mrs. D., 2031 E. Cum berland St., Inc. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor. Johnson. L ou ise G . 244 W. 130th St.. N ew Jackson. Rev. John L., 1504 Christian St . York, N. Y. Associate Minister (N. S. A.). Philadelphia, Po. Traveler and teacher; Johnson. Mark D.. Skowhegan. Maine. Trus­ President. Jackson Memorial. tee, State Splr. Ass'n. Jackson, Mrs. N.. 170 Main St.. E a st Or. Johnson. Mrs. Martha L. 151 W. Calthrop ange, N. J. Spiritual services. Ave., Syracuse. N. Y. Investigator. 30 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Johnson, Mrs. Mayme, Gen. Del'y, Blackwell, Kearney, B. V., Freece, Kans. Pres., First Okla. Sec., First Spir. Church. Spir. Church fPicher, Okla.). Johnson, Rev. M innie B., 1108 R aym on d Ave., Kearney, Mrs. Roberta, 1307 S. L eigh ton St.. Pasadena, Calif. Pastor, First Spiritualist Philadelphia, Pa. Medium and Minister. Church. N. S. Alliance. Johnson, Rev. Minnie B., c/o First Spiritual­ Keene, Mrs. A., 283 Main St., W est Orange, ist Church, Odd Fellows Hall. cor. Union N. J. Clairvoyant; Trance Medium. and Garfield Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Mes­ Keeler, W. Frederic, Box 1546, San Fran­ sages. cisco, Calif. Healer; Editor. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. O. B., Flatonia, Tex. K eeler, Dr. W. M., 1456 Park Rd.. N.W., Investigators attached to Central Spiri­ W ashin gton, D. C. P sy ch ic Photographer. tualist Church ('San Antonio). Keeler, Pierre L. O. A.. Box 125, Lily Dale, Johnson. William A., Lafayette Bldg., Buf­ N. Y. Independent slate writing medium. falo, N. Y. Secretary, Lily Dale Assembly. Keiser, Mrs. Anna, 34 Cottage St., Buffalo, Johnston, Marjorie J., 1311 Damon St., N. Y. President, Spir. Temple of Truth. Anaheim, Calif. Licentiate worker under Keiser. Mrs. William, 68 College St., Buf­ C. S. S. A. falo, N. Y. Pastor, Spiritual Temple of Truth. Jones, Mrs. E., 2055 E. R ush St.. P h iladel­ Keith. Mrs. Florence, 209 Congress, Buffalo, phia, Pa. Spiritual Advisor: President of N. Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). the Second Spiritualist Ass'n. Keller, Mrs. Clara, 516 Oak St., S. E., Mas- Jones, Mrs. D elia O., 1136 S. 15th St., P h ila ­ silon, Ohio. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw). delphia, Pa. Medium and Minister. N. S. Keller, J. E., Austin. Texas. Trustee, Tex. Alliance. State Spir. Assn. (N. S. A.). Jones, Mrs. Georgia. 141 S. Broadway, Law­ Kelley. M rs C. E., 110 S. D ave St.. Rialto, rence, Mass. Spiritual Circles. Calif. Sec., First Spir. Ass'n (San Ber­ Jones, Dr. Jasper, c/o Answers Pub. Co.. nardino). R. D. 4, Warren, Ohio. Editor, “Answers.” m agazine. Kelsy, Mrs. E. C.. L ily Dale. N. Y. M in­ ister (N. S. A.). Jones, Katie, R.D. 4, Warren, Ohio. Asst, Kellogg, D. D., c/o Harkell Company, Pub­ editor. “Answers.” magazine lishers, N iagara Falls, N. Y. M anager, Jones, Mrs. M ary H obbs, 78 C olum bia St., Psychic Publications. Bangor, Me. Speaker, medium. Kelly, Mrs. Catherine, 2708 P ierce St., Jones, Ottis B.. 3804 Bryan 'St.. Dallas, Philadelphia, Pa. Medium and Minister. Texas. Sec., Truth Seekers Spir. Church. N. S. Alliance. Jordan, Prof. David Starr, Stanford Univer­ Kelly, T. John, 42 A rkan sas St., Buffalo, N. sity, Calif. President-emeritus. Y. Medium; Ballott Reader. Jordan, Fred, U. S. S. Idaho, San Pedro, K em pkes, Rev. Lillian, 394 E sse x St., Lynn, Calif. L icen tia te M in ister (C. S. S. A. Mass. M edium and M inister, T. N. S. A. papers): Commissioned Chief Gunner. U. Kennedy, Mrs. Jessie, 6645 Roosevelt Ave., S. Navy. Detroit, Mich. Medium. Jorgensen, Rev. Dorothy M., 1930 Irving Kennedy, Mrs. Louise, 2015 Sunset Blvd., Los Park Blvd., Chicago, 111. Pastor, Univer­ Angeles. Calif. Healer. sal Church of Divine Truth. Kennedy, Mrs. M. L., 2015 Sunset Blvd., Jorgensen, Joseph, 1930 Irving Park Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Medium. Chicago, 111. Healer; Medium; Lecturer; Kent. Blanch, 7506 Circle Hill Drive. Oak­ President, Universal Church of Divine land. Calif. Sec., Spir. Science Churoh. Truth. Kent, Blanche, 7506 C ircle H ill Dr., Oakland, Joseph Rev. Alton C., Ps.M., 216 Camargo Calif. Investigator. St., San A ntonio, T exas. O rdained M in is­ Kerley, Mrs., 381 C h enan go St., Bingham ton, ter (N. S. A.); Pastor, Central Spiritualist N. Y. Medium. Church. Kerlin, Mary A., Chapel St., Gowanda, N. Joseph, Rev. Frank, 2424 N. Lowell Ave., Y. A ssocia te M in ister (N. S. A.). Chicago. 111. Pastor, Church of the Spirit. Keyes, Laura, 2 Chandler St.. Skowhegan, Joslin. Dr., 4642 Russell Ave.. Hollywood, Me. Treasurer, Madison Spiritual Camp. Calif. Inventor, “Etheric Animator.” Khaldah. A scender, 149 W. 81st -St., N ew Juday, Mrs. Edna. 1359 Su m m it St., C olu m ­ York City. Psychic. bus. Ohio. Spiritual Healer. Kijak. Max, 33 Warren Ave., Boston, Mass. Judy, Rev. W. L., 135 10th St., Toledo, Ohio. Psychic. V ice Pres., P. S. A. o f the U. S. H ealer; Killough, E m m a E., 1049 W. 35th St.. Place, Lecturer; Clairvoyant. Los Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker un­ der C. S. S. A.; Spiritu al and m agn etic healer. K Kimball, Mrs. Bernice M., 83 Humboldt Ave., Roxbury, Mass. Medium. Kalne, Mrs. E m m a B., 'Suite 30, 18 H u n t­ K imball, Mrs. H. A., 649 W estfield St., W est ington Ave., Boston, Mass. Secretary, Springfield, Mass. Investigator and Mass. State Assn, of Spiritualists. m edium . Kalhfleisch. M.. 2205 Tower Ave.. Superior. K imbel, R. E., 900 S. Joy St.. K okom o. Ind. Wise Spiritualism. Secretary. Christian Spiritualist Church Kane. Jam es H.. 192 O hio St.. B angor. Me. King, Elizabeth A., 506 Grand Theatre Build­ President. Penobscot Spir. Temple Ass’n ing. Atlanta, Ga. Librarian, Azoth Cir­ C am p (Bucksport. Me.). culating Library. K anouse. Wm.. 304 21st Ave.. S. Seattle, King, Mrs. Ida. 717 S. Sm edley St., P h ila ­ Wash. Spirit Photographer. delphia, Pa. Medium and Minister. N. S. Kaplan, Mrs. Mary Dell. 8225 Cedar Ave., Alliance. Cleveland, Ohio. Pres., Second Spir. Kinnaird, Mrs. L. H., 1439 F ilm ore St., San Church. Francisco, Calif. Associate minister. C. S. Karrasch, Edyth, 931 13th -St., San Diego, S. A. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 73. Kinney, W. C., 310 Bowie St., Austin, Texas. President, First Spir. Church. K atchler, F. W., 465 Stu art St., H am ilton Kirch, Rose, 2010 Ogden St., Philadelphia, Studio, Boston, Mass. Meetings. Pa. Spiritual advisor. K ausic, Frank, 1947 Stout St.. D en ver Colo. K irchner, M iss Elizabeth, 1421 W. S tiles St., Treas.. First Church of Truth. Spir. Kean. P rofessor, 1806 W. A dam s St., C h i­ Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. cago, 111. Readings. Kirkel, H arry S.. 663 N. T w elfth St., P h ila ­ Kearly, Ruth D., Associate Minister (N. S. delphia, Pa. Lecturer; associate editor, A.), B ingham ton, N. Y. “The Psychic World.” INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 31

Kiser. Verna, 17 Maplewood. Albany, N. Y. K rlkow an, Mrs. Thressa, 146 Slater St., Secretary, Unity Splr. Temple. P aterson, N. J. M edium. Klsslck. Mrs. M. E. Tenny, 7716 Harrisburg1 K risch, Frank W., 525 N. Cherry St., San Blvd., Houston, Tex. Licentiate. Antonio, Texas. -Secretary, Central Spir. Klapper, Lena, 8011 Walnut Drive, Los An­ Church. Medium. gles, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). Krishna, Winfred, 1764 N. Clark St., Chi­ Klelneggc-r. Rev. Effle, 219 E a st St.. O k la­ cago, 111. Psychological Adviser. homa City, Okla. Medium and Minister. K ruger, L ou is R., 1068 M unich St., San N. S. Alliance. Francisco. Calif. Magnetic Healer-Spiri­ Kleinegger, Rev. Mrs., 219 E. Avenue A., tual-Mental-Physical. Mechanical and Oklahoma City. Okla. Medium, healer. Consulting Engineer. Klement, Rosa, 619 Stile St., H ouston, Texas. Kuhl. Mrs. H., 811 P erkiom en St., P h iladel­ Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 49. phia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Kline. Aurora. 10 W. 84th St. (downstairs). Kuhlig, Miss Verna, c/o Morris Pratt Insti­ New York. Trance lecturer. tute, Whitewater, Wis. Rec. Sec. and Kline. A urora Shave, 1500 Second St., San Lyceum Conductress, First Spiritual Diego, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Church of West Allis. No. 45. Kunkel, Mrs. Josie, 600 Jefferson, Houston, Kline, Rev. Aurora, care First Splr. Church, Tex. Licentiate. N. Main and Klngsman Sts., Ashtabula, K unst, C. H.. 329 B enson Ave., N. E., G rand Ohio. Pastor. Rapids, Mich. Spiritual manager. Kline, Rev. M aude, 1221 J ersey R id ge Rd., K uperberg, J. T.. 107 W. 17th St., N ew York, Davenport, Iowa. Medium and Minister. N. Y. Investigator of Psychic Phenomena. N. S. Alliance. Kurtz. Miss Amy. 197 Grove St., Brooklyn, Klinko, Mrs. Betty, 3148 N. R osew ood St., K. Y. Secretary. Philadelphia. Pa. Spiritual Advisor; Lec­ turer; Circles. Klinko. Mrs. Betty, 3143 N. C arlisle St., L Philadelphia. Pa. Spiritual advisor. Knapp, Alois S., 2408 Warren Blvd., Chicago, L a B eatrice, 1918 S. 9th St., Philadelphia, 111. Lawyer and Lecturer. Pa. Spiritual advisor. Knepprath, Mrs. Jeanette, 1618 L loyd St., LaBree, Harry, Guilford, Maine. President. Milwaukee, Wis. Sec., Wisconsin State Progressive Spir. Soc. Splr. Assn., 1930. L acaze, Leonie, 444 L arkin St., Apt. 14, San Knight, Edward. 1016 Boylston Ave., Seattle, Francisco, Calif. Licentiate worker under W ash. C. S. S. A.; lectu rer and m e ssa g e bearer. Knight, Emma Pearl, 3808 E. Broadway, Lafferty, Ida May, 2330 Madvale Terraoe, Huntington Park, Calif. Associate minister, Kalamazoo, Mich. Healer. C. S. S. A. La Fanlaise, Louisa, 1225 Girard Ave., Phila­ Knoll. Rev. Anna Elizabeth, 15 E. Blackford delphia, Pa. Clairvoyant. Ave., Evansville, Ind. Clairvoyant-pastor, La Flour, Rev. C. F., 69 Pembroke St., Bos­ Bible Spiritual Church. ton, Mass. Readings and healing. Knoll. Harry. 15 E. Blackford Ave., Evans­ Laing, Andrew David Louttit, 545 West End ville, Ind. Secretary, Bible Spiritual Ave., N ew Y ork Citv. Trustee. A.S. P. R. Church. Lake, W illiam H., 137-139 W. 72nd St., N ew Knost. Mrs. Clara B., 1057 Seventh Ave., N., York, N. Y. M edium. Spiritu alist Church St. Petersburg, Fla. Pastor, First Spir­ of Communication. itualist Church. L a 11, Dr. M. Rama. D.O., M.D., D.P.H., P. O. Knowles. Mrs. M., 1621 W ashington St., Bos­ Box 435, Kansas City. Mo. Lecturer, ton, Mass. Medium. author, metaphysician, psychologist. Know les, Mr. W. W., ca re Splr. Church of La Mar, Miss Leona, Liberty Rd., Engle­ Redemption. K. P. Hall, cor. Dragoon and w ood, N. J. P sychic. Lafayette Blvd.. Detroit, Mich. Pastor. Lamb, Rev. Alice, Box 27, Station D, Cin­ Knowlton, Mrs. Edna L., 16 Patterson PI., cinnati, Ohio. Secretary, Ohio State Spir. Augusta, Me. Pastor, lecturer, splr. greet­ Assn., 1933. ings. Lam b, Mrs. B. N., 1005 N. C raw ford Ave., Kohler, Harry B., 6586 McGraw Ave., Detroit, Chicago. 111. Private readings. Mich. Medium and healer. Lamb, M argaret M., 1539 E. 17th St.. B rook ­ Koken, W. G., 765 33rd St., M ilwaukee, Wis. lyn. N. Y. President. Church of Sa cred Secretary. First Splr. Church. Lamb, Margaret M., 6747 Third Ave., Brook­ Koontz. Mrs. C arrie E., 318 O ldham St., lyn, N. Y. Pastor, Church of Sacred Baltimore, Md. Medium and Minister. N. Science. S. Alliance. Science. Koorn. John. 2911 Thomas Ave., N., Min­ Lane, Joe. 1750 Superior Ave., Toledo, Ohio. neapolis Minn. President, Second Spiri­ Medium. tualist Church. Lane, Mrs. M. E., L ily Dale, N. Y. M inister Korst, E rnestine L.. 89 W asm uth St., B u f­ (N. S. A.). falo. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Lambert, Helen Churchill, 270 Park Ave., Kraft. F rederick A.. 176 26th St., M ilwaukee. New York City. Author, writer, assistant Wis. Doctor of medicine, ordained spir. to Dr. Titus Bull in psychic healing. lecturer. N. S. A.; president, Wisconsin Lam bert, Mrs. M innie Sw anson. 1902 4th State Splr. Ass*n; author; president, the Ave., South Minneapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant Kraft Memorial Spiritualist Center. South Minneapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant Krall. Mary. 6018 Haverford Ave., Phila­ message bearer. delphia. Pa. Spiritual advisor. Lamson, John E., 149 Manhattan Ave., New Kranz, Malvina B., 863 Newport Ave., c/o York City. Secretary, Eternal Advance­ Apt. 2. Chicago, 111. Pastor. The Spiritu­ ment Church. alist Church of Life. Landram, Lydia H., 73 Rogers Ave., Buf­ Krnttlnger, Mrs. Josephine. 526 E. 6th St., falo, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.); I.os Angeles. Calif. Splr. and magnetic president. Trinity Splr. Church. healer (C. S. S. A.). Landrum. F. J., 73 Rogers Ave., Buffalo, Krauss. Joseph H., ca re S cien ce and In ­ N. Y. Secretary, Trinity Spir. Church. vention. 381 Fourth Ave.. New York Citv. Lane. Rev. Matle, Lily Dale, N. Y. Messages. Field editor. Lane, Rev. Matie Page C., 32 N. Elmwood Kress, M iss Josie, 157 W. W ood St., Y ou n gs­ Ave.. Buffalo. N. Y. M inister. town, Ohio. Minister; Healer; Medium. Langdon, Frank C., 2228 Broadway, Room 3. N. S. Alliance. N ew York, N. Y. Medium. 32 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Langelier, Florence, 4114 Florence Ave., Bell, Calif. President, N. F. S. S. Church No. Calif. A ssocia te m inister, C. S. 5. A. 13. Langley, Edward, 1201 Fuller Ave., Holly­ Lem ke, Mrs. Effle, 762 18th St., M ilwaukee, wood. Calif. Teaoher of spiritual technique. Wis. Official. L a Rice, Mrs. Mary, 316 G erret St., P h ila ­ Leo, Mr. and Mrs., 380 P alm etto St., cor. delphia. Pa. Medium and Minister. N. Ridgewood PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. Spiritual S. Alliance. Church, Inc. L a R oche, Mrs. G., 37 Irv in g St., W orcester, L enlnger, Mr. E. T., 1010% Hunston, Fort Mass. Readings. Worth, Texas. President, Light of Truth L a Roche, Mrs. G eorgin a V. 37 Irv in g St., Spir. Society. Worcester, Mass. Minister; Medium; Lenox, Rev. Bettie. 324 W. 2nd St., W ichita, Healer. N. S. Alliance. Kan. Larkum, Mrs. Anna, 1115 Jackson, Apt. 12, Leonard, Bessie, 759 Marietta Ave., Lan­ Amarillo, Texas. Medium; Clairvoyant; caster, Pa. Medium and licentiate minister. Member, Texas State Spiritualist Associa­ Leonard, John C., 404 Phillips Bldg., W ash­ tion and National Spiritualist Association. ington, D. C. Author, publisher. Larsen, Mrs. Caroline Dorothea, care the Leonard, Mrs. Rosa, 308 F ran cis St., Plcher, Lane Press, Burlington, Vt. Author. Okla. Secretary, First Spir. Church. Larson, Myrtle, 1323 N. 41st St., E a st St. Lescarboura, Austin C., Croton, N. Y. Louis, Mo. Trumpet and Materializing Editor, author, investigator. Medium; Clairvoyant. Leshikar, F. S., Route 2, Box 66, Taylor, Larter, Rev. Martha Collins, 404 Daggett Texas. Secretary. Bohemian Spir. Society. Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Messages. Letourneau, Mrs. E. R.. c/o W. T. Stead Larter, R obert J., 75 M ott St., F all River, Spir. Church. 32 H a sk in s St., Providence, Mass. Secretary, Progressive Spir. Al­ R. I. Secretary. liance Church. Leucher, Chas. E.. 438 Columbus Ave., Bos­ La Rue, Miss Mary, 1526 Naudaln St., Phila­ ton. Mass. M eetings. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. L euschner, Gertrude, 357 W. 60th ’St., L os Latham, Leonora (Mrs. Charles), 791 Camp­ Angeles, Calif. Secretary, National Fed­ bell Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Licentiate, O. eration of Spiritual and Psychic Science S. S. A. and N. S. T. degree. Churches. Lauder, G e orge B., 26 Franklin St., Concord, Levan, Geo. B., Virginville, Berks Co., Pa. N. H. Chairm an, N orthern N. E. S ection M edium ; M inister; Healer. N. S. Alliance. A. S. P. R. Lewln, E. M.. 2130 35th Ave., Oakland, Calif. Lauth, Mrs. G. S., 164 Brunswick Blvd., Licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Buffalo, N. Y. Secretary, Sun shine Spir. Lew is, Bertha, 289 P urdy St., Buffalo, N. Y. Church. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Lavally, 3720 S cob el St., D etroit, Mich. Lew is, Rev. C. Lovell, 122 N. 8th St., W aco, M edium. Texas. Ordained minister (N. S. A.). L a VIesta, V esta. 501 W. 148th St., Apt. 1, Lewis, Mrs. E.. 6919 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, New York City. Mystic seer and healer. 111. President. La Violette, Godfrey, R. R. 1, Brussels, Door Libbey, Margaret, care First Spiritual Al­ County, Wis. Secretary, First Spir. Church. liance Church, 61 Exchange St., Lynn, L aw ford, Jennie E., A ppleton St., near B e r­ Mass. Secretary. keley, Boston, Mass. Conductor, Wallace Llebhart, E. A., 2930 4th Ave., S. Minne­ Hall Bible Spiritual Society. apolis, Minn. Trumpet medium. L aw seeker, Sophia, 110 Su n set St., N orth Liljencrants. Rev. Baron Johan, care Catho­ Long Beach, Calif. Associate minister, lic University. Washington, D. C. Author, C. S. S. A. psvchic investigator. Lay, Mr. William A., 7633 Dorchester Ave., Lindon, Mrs. Gertrude, 1598 Mission St., Chicago, III. Medium. Salem, Ore. Sec., First Church of Salem. Lay, Mrs. W. B., 7633 Dorchester Ave., Chi­ Lipperd, Ruth, N. Manning, Winfield, Kans. cago, 111. Secretary. ■Secretary, W infield Spiritu alist C am p Lee, Mrs. Ellen, 696 S ta te L in e St., C alum et Assn. City, 111. President, First Spir. Church. Lisemer. Louis, Grand Rapids, Ohio. Author, Lee, Emma, 127 Edgecomb Ave., New York, publisher, psychic. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Lissaos, Anast H., 1238 S. Westlake Ave., Lee. Faith, Dansville, N. Y. Spiritual Read­ Los Angeles, Calif. Magnetic healer. ings. Lissaos, Hildred Hope, 1238 S. Westlake Lee, Faith, B ox 118, D ansville, N. Y. S p irit­ Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Associate min­ ual readings. ister C S S A. Lee, Mr. an d Mrs. John F., c/ o Sp iritu al Lister,’ Mrs. Alice R., 911 16th Ave., Belmar, H e a lin g Center, 121 S. C on cord St., L os N. J. M in ister and M edium. N. S. A l­ Angeles, Calif. Healers. liance. Lee, Dr. John W., 513 C oal St., W llkins- Littlefield, Elmar, care Alliance Christian burgh, Pa. Pastor, First Spiritualist Church, 555 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass. Church of Homestead, Pa. Psychic. L eedom , Dr. I. C., 722 B roa d St., Trenton, Litzau, Prof. Edward, 597 30th Ave., Mil­ N. J. Secretary, New Jersey State Assn, waukee, Wis. Treasurer, Milwaukee Psy­ of Spiritualists. chic Research Soc. Lees, Mrs. M. Zoller, 1709 N. W illin gton St., Litzelman, Sara, c/o Dr. LeRoy G. Crandon, Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. 10 L im e St., B oston, Mass. Medium. L egar, Mrs. H erm an, 436 42nd St., Brooklyn, Livingston, Elmer, 939 N. Latrobe Ave., Chi­ N. Y. M in ister (N. S. A.) cago, 111. Secretary, 111. State Spir. A ss’n: L eger, Rev. H erm ine, 206 W. 106th St., Apt. secretary, Chicago Spir. League. 4, N ew York, N. Y. Pastor, B e a co n L ight L ivingston, Josep h in e E., 430 P acific Ave., •Spiritualist Church. Long Beach, Calif. Associate minister, Lehm an, D oralesia, 493 35th St.. Oakland, C S S. A. Calif. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. Lloyd,' Rev.' Lillian, 1056 W. 51st St., L os Lehman, Dr. Paul L., 6394 Telegraph Ave., Angeles, Calif. Medium, ordained minister Oakland, Calif. Spiritu al h ealer (C. S. un d er C. S. S. A. 5. A.) and ch iropractor. L ochm an, Mrs. M., 2440 W alton St., N ew Lehm ann, 5727 63rd St.. M aspeth, L. I., N. Y. York, N. Y. L icen tia te (N. S. A.). •Star of Hope Spir. Church. Lockridge, Rev. Flora, 1061 Sheridan Ave.. Leichfleldt, Arthur, 2258 Mullett St., Detroit, Detroit. Mich. Pastor, First Spiritual Mich. Secretary, First Spir. Healing Healing Church. Church. Loebel. Miss Louise G., 486 W. Second St., Leishm an, G eorge, 142 M ain St., A lham bra, Fond du Lac, Wis. Ordained by N. S. A., INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 33

1927. Speaker; Lecturer; Teacher; Psychic Lydick, E rn e st B., B ou lder Creek, Calif. Science. Author, publisher. Loellke. A lbert G., 334 S. Flgrueroa St., L os Lyle, Harrie J., Box 1151, Bartlesville, Okla. Angeles. Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. Vice president. First Spir. Church. S. A.). Lyman, Le Chevalier Charles Burt. K.S.J., Loenthal, Mrs. Rose La Cour. 350 Harriso.i B.T.U., 120 W e st St., R ockford. 111. P s y ­ St.. E ast O range, N. J. Investigator. chologist-metaphysician. Loge, Edward J.. Box 11, -St. Francis. Wit. Lynch, Mrs. B ertha M., 4 S y ca m ore St., President, First Splr. Church (Milwaukee*. Everett, Mass. Medium. London. Miss Myrtle, 2706 Crocker, Houston. Lynch, Ernest, Box 617, Whiting, Ind. Sec­ Tex. Licentiate. retary, Unity Spir. Church (Hammond). Loner, Dr. Frank E., F oster Ave., Chicago, Lynn, Mrs. Florence A., 1452 Hottle St., 111. Medium; Speaker; Message Bearer; •Bethlehem, Pa. M edium and M inister. Minister, Church of the Spirit. N S Alliance, Long, M aude G., 1307 W. 8th St., Spokane, Lynn, B roth er W illiam , 3236 S. W ells St., W ash. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 58. Chicago. 111. Leader, Spiritual Temple of Lonk, Dr. A dolph F., 2945 N. R id gew a y the Holy Cross. Lyons, M argaret. 517 E. 42nd St., C hicago, Ave.. Chicago, 111. 111. Medium. Lopaz, John B., 859 Isab elle St., Oakland, Calif. Spiritual healer

Church. M edium m ission ary (N. S. A.). Matleck, Rev. Edward, 17 West Market St., M anual, Mrs. M., 3211 W. D auphin St., Phila- Newark, N. J. Spiritual services. delpiha, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Maue, Mila, 36 Kermit Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Mapes, Jessie M., 2825 'S. Grand Ave., Los Secretary. Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Maus, Mrs. S op h ia C., 6122 Sa n som St., W. "M a rge ry ” the M edium (Mrs. L. R. G. Cran- Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium. don), 10 L im e St., 'Boston, Mass. P h ysical N. S. AUianoe. phenomena and independent voice of her M axwell, Rev. J. S.. 225 E. L ocu st St., San control "W alter” (brother). Antonio, Tex. Margray, Rev. Thomas, 355 S. Grand Ave., M axwell, Mrs. L., 408 E. M ain St., R ochester, Los Angeles, Calif. Class Circles. N. Y. Secretary, P lym outh Spir. Church. M arceleay, Dr. F. W., 226 W iscon sin St., May, G eorge H., 375 W. 40th St., L os A n­ Chicago, 111. Trumpet and Trance Lec­ geles, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). turer. May, M innie G., 375 W. 40th St., L os A ngeles, Marceleay, Rev. M., 1204 Topping Ave., Kan­ Calif. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. sas City. Mo. Trumpet Medium. Mayer, Mrs. 450 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, Marceleay, Rev. Myrtie, 1204 Topping Ave., N. Y. M eetings. K an sas City, Mo. M in ister o f T. N. S. Alliance. Mayer, Pauline, 138 Church St., San Fran­ Marcell, Marcus B., 349 S. Lake Ave., Pasa­ cisco, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). dena, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Mayer, Theodore J., 600 Pennsylvania Ave., No. 72. W ashin gton, D. C. Treasurer, N. S. A. M arcelliee, R u bok a SedI, 54 W. 116th St., M ayrent, L., 1335% V alencia St., L os A n ­ N ew York, N. Y. M inister and M edium. geles, Calif. Spiritu al healer (C. S. S. A.). N. S. Alliance. M ayrent, M agdeline, 1335% V alen cia St.. L os Marion, Margaret, 1214 E. 1st St., Tulsa, Angeles, Calif. Spiritu al h ealer (C. S. Okla. Associate minister. Marklow, Elizabeth, 404 Grand Ave., Astoria, S. A.). L. I., N. Y. P residen t, Church of Splr. Maywald, Harry F., 436 Roseville Ave., New­ Doctrine. ark, N. J. M etaphysician. Marks, A gath a L., 411 C oop er St., Utica, M cA dam s, Florence, 61 V erplanck St., B u f­ N. Y. Secretary, Sunflower Spir. Church. falo, N. Y. L icen tia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Marrche, Mrs. Irene, care First Spiritualist McAllister, Mrs. Nellie, 1324V* S. New Hamp­ Church, 1007 13th St., M odesto, Calif. shire Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Secretary, M arsh, Mrs. E. A., 1353 E lm St., M anchester, People’s Spir. Church. N. H. Medium. McCabe, Harmon, 5814 Second Blvd., De­ M arsten, Rev. B essie, 1665 W. 22nd St., L os troit, Mich. Sec., Spir. Evangelist Mis­ Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Church of Supreme sion. Pow er. McCabe, N. J., 5814 Second Blvd., Detroit, Marston, Sarah S., 29 Court St., Auburn, Mich. Spiritual Photographer. Maine. Secretary. McCain, Dr. Jessie L., 712 Diversey Parkway, M arterie, Minnie, 802 S. Jay St., K okom o, Chicago, 111. Dr. of chiropody, medium. Ind. Official. M cCann, Rev. T. F., H arp er Bldg., 1504 3rd Marth. Mrs. Helen, 2753 N. 17th St., M il­ Ave., Seattle, Wash. Secretary. waukee, Wis. Medium. McCaulley, Rev. Theresa, 4447 Avery St., Martin, Miss Annie, 510 W ebster Ave., H ous­ Detroit, Mich. Lecturer and Test Medium. ton, Texas. Licentiate (N. S. A.). Vice Pres., The Rosebud Club. M artin, E d w ard S., 179 E. 64th St., N ew McCllnchie, Uriah, 74 Liberty St.. Kearny, York City. Author. N. J. Editor; Lecturer; Minister. Martin, Fred, 82 C hurch St., Hornell. N. Y. McCloskey, Mrs. Sara, 728 W. Allegheny A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). M artin. H. E., 1140 C ollege Ave., N. E., Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual medium. Grand Rapids, Mich. Inspirational speaker; McCoy, Mrs. Wilma, 343 Locust Ave., W ash­ spiritualist since 1874. ington, Pa. Minister and Medium. N. S. Martin, Mrs. Theresa, 1343 46th Ave., San Alliance. M cClure, A lice D., 3904 5th Ave., San D iego, Francisco, Calif. Inspirational medium. Calif. Secretary, McClure Spiritualist M artin, W. C., 309 N. W a sh in gton St., T em ple; licen tia te w orker, C. S. S. A. Crawfordsville, Ind. Secretary, First M cCom b, Rev. Sam uel D., 53 B e a v er St., N ew Spiritualists Church. York City. First Secretary, "The James M artinez, M ack C., 1840 W. 25th St., L os Hyslop Foundation, Inc." Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. S. A.; healer. McCouch, Alex, 214 E. Tompson St., Phila­ M arvin, L au ren ce Parker, 212 E. C ollege St., delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Sandwich, 111. Occult Literature Historian. M cCraney, Mrs. Stella, 1120 M ain St., D u ­ Pres., Society of Psychometric Science, buque, Iowa. Secretary, Spiritual Science Inc. Society. Mary, Miss, 2602 N. W arn ock St., bet. 10th McCrory, Lewis, 411 E. Ocean Blvd., Hampton and 11th Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Apt., Long Beach, Calif. Spiritual healer advisor. (C. S. S. A.). M ason, Mrs. M ary E.. 1536 A lder St., P h ila­ McCrudden, Mrs. Nellie, Angola, N. Y. delphia, Pa. Minister; Healer, and Me­ H ea ler (N. S. A.). dium. N. S. Alliance. McDaniels, Ida, Chesterfield, Ind. Trance Masson, Mrs. James, 49 South St., Jamaica M edium. Plains, N. Y. Readings. McDevitt, Mrs. M., 3337 Frankford Ave., Masucci, Mrs. J., 135 Willis Ave., Youngs­ Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. town. Ohio. President, First Spiritual Al­ McDonald, Mrs. Manice E., 2136 Ellsworth liance Church. St., Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Me­ Mathauser, Mrs. Alberta, 205 E. 111th Place, dium. N. S. Alliance. Los Angeles, Calif. Minister and Medium. M cD onald T. T., 2005 M ilam St., H ouston. N. S. Alliance. Texas. ‘Treasurer, Tex. State Spir. Assn. Mather, Miss Mabel, Long Lake, Minn. Sec­ (N. S. A.). retary, Long Lake Spir. Assn. M cDonell, Jam es, 232 W. 24th St., N ew York M athew s, John Thos., 2449 N. 19th St., City. Investigator, lecturer; affiliated with Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium. magical organizations. N. S. A lliance. McDougall, William, Duke University, Dur­ Mathias, Mrs. Ruth, Bangor, Me. Speaker, ham, N. C. Prof, of psychology, psychic m edium . investigator. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 35

McDowell, Emma Thurber, 309 Washington M enton, John A. C.. 1316 L ib erty St., Flint, ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Secretary- Mich. Treasurer. Mich. State Spir. Ass'n; McFarland. Dr. Henry Duncan. Route 2. Box editor, Mich. Splr. Bulletin; pastor, First 371. Whittier, Calif. Vice president, Calif. Splr. Temple. State Splr. Ass'n; licentiate worker under Merka, Mrs. M attie, 1110 E. 8th St., K an sas C. S. S. A. City, Mo. M in ister and M edium. N. S. McFarlln, Mrs. Catherine, care First Spiritual Alliance. Church. 427 Main St., La Crosse, Wis. Merrill, Harvey C.. 440 Stuart St., Boston, Pastor. Mass. Master. Order of the Portal. M cFarlln, Idella, office, 1401 S. B eren do St., M errill, H en ry E., 440 Stu art St., Boston, Los Angeles, Calif. Residence, 1000 West Mass. Master, Order of the Portal. 20th St. Secretary, Calif. State Splr. Merrill, Mrs. Nora L., The Forks, Maine. Ass'n; licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Secretary, Northern Kennebec Valley Spir. McGill, Rev. Clara. 1706 F ilm ore St., Camden, Soc. of The Forks. N. J. Clairvoyant. M cGowan, Mrs. M attie C., 627H S. W yom a Merrill-Schrader. Dr., 1748 Third Ave., Oak­ St., Butte, Mont. Founder,-M ountain State land, Calif. Platform medium, crystal Splr. Church. readings, inspirational lectures. Metropoulos, Dr. Aledia N., 211*4 S. Main McGrath, Howard, 8731 89th •St., W oodhaven, St., W ichita, Kans. P astor and President, L. I. Secretary, Divine Light and Faith First Spir. Church; Medium; Healer. (Brooklyn). M etzger. Mrs. L. A., 2424 N. H ollyw ood St., M cGrath, H arry N.f 23 C o n gre ss St., Lynn, Philadelphia, Pa. President, Center Spirit­ Mass. Medium. M cGroder, Rev. Marie, 237 B yron fit., ual Alliance Church. Meyer. Iva, 606 Indianapolis Ave., Seymour, Youngstown, Ohio. Minister and Medium, Ind. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw). N. S. Alliance. M eyers, Mrs. Nellie, 209 W ild er St.. P h ila ­ M cGuire, Elisha, 666 M ulberry St., Baltim ore, delphia, Pa. Medium. Md. M inister and M edium. N. S. Alliance. M cHenry, Mrs. A nnie S., 2619 W ei born St., M ichael, Mr. U lysls S., 799 S. U nion St., Dallas, Texas. Spiritualist healer (N. Lima, Ohio. Minister, Healer and Medium. S. A.). N. S. Alliance. McHugh. Charles J., 4 Jane St.. New York. M ichels, Mrs. Otto. 907 16th St.. M ilwaukee, President. First Church of Splr. Harmony. Wis. Secretary, Temple of Spiritualism. M clntire. Mrs. W. E., 910 B ayard St., St. M ichels, P. C., 907 16th St.. M ilw aukee, W is. Paul, Minn. Medium. President, Temple of Spiritualism McIntyre. Rev. Namice Bell, 1316 S. Cate- M lckley. Frank, 357 W. 60th St., L os A n ­ klna St., Los Angeles, Calif. Minister and geles. Calif. President, National Federa­ Medium. N. S. Alliance. tion Spiritual and Psychic Science Mclvor-Tyndall, Dr. Alexander J., 9 Buf­ Churches. falo St., L ily Dale, N. Y. S p iritu alist M in­ M ickley, Frank, 357 W. 60th St., L os A n ­ ister and Lecturer. geles, Calif. President, National Federa­ Mclvor-Tyndall, Rev. Laura, 9 Buffalo St., tion of Spiritual and Psychic Science Lily Dale, N. Y. Pastor. Lily Dale Spiri­ Churches. President, South Side Spiritu­ tualist Church: poet, writer, inspirational alist Church. speaker, medium. Milburn, Rev. Joseph Anthony, 137 E. 66th McKeen, Emily C., 3912 Willow Crest Ave., St., New York, N. Y. Minister; Chairman, North Hollywood, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. "Friends of Psychic Science.” S. Church No. 65. Milburn, T.ucy M cD ow ell (Mrs. Josep h A.), McKieman, Barney, Upper Lake, Calif. In­ 137 E. 66th St., N ew York, N. Y. A uthor; spirational medium. L ecturer. M cKinney, H. B.. 949 I St., Bedford, Ind. Miles. Fannie A.. 1104 Haverhurst Drive, Secretary, Church of Bible Spiritualists. Hollywood, Calif. Licentiate worker under McLain, Rev. Mary W.t 256 East Arbor C. S. S. A. Vitate, Inglewood, Calif. Ordained minister M iles, G ertrude Elizabeth , 8 Central St.. under C. S. S. A.; pastor, F irst Splr. Concord, Mass. Author. Church. Milesi, Harre C., 2 Rogers Ave.. Lynn. Mass. McLean, Mrs. Nellie, So. College, Cameron, Messages; pupil of Rev. Mabel P Blank. Tex. Healer. Millais, Ariel, 1730 Broadway, New York, MeLeod, Wilson S., Box H-114, Buchanan, N. Y. P sy ch ic Scientist. P. S. D. Mich. Spiritualist Medium; Numerologist; Millar, Miss Luclle, P. O. Box 264. Dubuque, Astrologer. Iowa. President, Spiritual Science Society; M cMahan, Dr. B ernard S., W ash in gton, D. secretary. Iowa State Spir. Ass'n. Resi­ C.; 8ummer Address: Lily Dale. N. Y. den ce 1586 Mt. P leasan t St. Healer; Osteopathic Physician; Chiroprac­ Miller. Mrs. Alice. 555 Laurel Ave.. St. Paul, tor. Minn. Clairvoyant messaere bearer, healer. McM ahon, H arriett, 1731 W. 58th St., L os Miller. Rev. Dr. A lson D.. 15 Fair St., S. E.. A ngeles. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Grand Rapids, Mich. President, pastor. No. 19. Miller. Charles, 126 No. Ave. 58, Los An­ McMann, Rev. T. F., 1504 3rd Ave., Seattle, geles. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Wash. Inspirational medium. No. 6. M cM aster, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.. O klahom a Miller. Ella Holden, 734 Mt. Prospect Ave., City. Ok la. Healers. Newark, N. J. Secretary and Reader The McNe&l, Mrs. Jennie, 1112 3rd St., Catasaqua, Psychological Centre; Reader, School of Pa. Spiritual advisor and magnetic healer. Psychic Science. Miller, Frederick R., 734 Mt. Prospect Ave., Meal. Fred. 122 Whitman St., New Bedford, Newark. N. J. Clairvoyant; Psychometrist; Mass. Vlce-Pres., Mass. State Splr. Assn. Artist. Meal. Fred. 122 Whitman St.. New Redford, Miller. Mrs. Frederic R., 734 Mt. Prospect Mass. Secretary, First Splr. Harmony Ave., N ew ark N. J. Church. Miller, Ira T.. 5816 W. Girard Ave.. Phila­ Meehan. J. T., care the Independent Spirit­ delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. ualist Society. 1121 M ain St.. Springfield, Miller. John C., Blackwell, Okla. Trumpet Mass. President. m edium . Meek. Mrs. Florence. 715 E. 3rd St., Cherry- Miller, John F., 126 W. 71st St., N ew York vale. Kan. Vice president. Kansas State City. Lecturer, psychic. Splr. Ass'n. Miller. Rev. L. E.. 609 Atlantic Ave., Mc­ Mellantlne. Mrs Mollie, 89th and Summit Keesport, Pa. Pastor, First Spiritualist Ave.. West Allis, Wis. Treas.. First Spir­ Church. itual Church. Miller. Laurel, 172-26 Mills Ave., Springfield. 36 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

L. I., N. Y., an d 1834 Broadw ay, N ew York. Morey, Mrs., 12 A cad em y St., N ew Haven, Author, lecturer, clairvoyant, reader of the Conn. Clairvoyant. “Akashic Records,” astrologer and psychic Morlock, Al., 821 E. Madison, Oklahoma City, Investigator. Okla. Vice president, Central Spir. Church. Miller, Lloyd, Box 515, West Tulsa. Okla. Morrell, Arthur, 3447 107th St.. Corona, L. I.. Treasurer. First Spir. Soc. N. Y. Secretary, Kenneth Guthrie Forum. Miller, Madam, 46 M uenich Ct., opp. M a­ Morrell. Mrs. Jessie, 1690 B ergen St., B rook ­ sonic Temple, Hammond, Ind. Spiritual lyn, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N S. A.). Healer and Reader. Morrell, R ussell Lowell, 414 W. Vine St., Miller, M. A gn es Coupland, 2241 N. 16th St., Rensselaer, Indiana. Author of books on Philadelphia, Pa. Associate Pastor, Uni­ Psychology and Spiritualism. versal Spiritualist Brotherhood Church; Morrin, Jeanett, 257 E. 47th St., L o s A ngeles, Spiritual Interpreter; Seances. Calif. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. Miller, Rev. Mary, 1512 Magnolia Ave., Los M orris, Dr. E. R., P. O. B ox 1323. H olly ­ Angeles, Calif. Ordained minister under wood, Calif. Writer; Lecturer; Minister; C. S. S. A.; pastor, spiritualist Temple of Investigator. Light. M orris. Helen, 830 7th Ave., N ew York Cits'. Miller, Rev. Mary, 1612 Magnolia Ave., Los Secretary, Spirit Communion Church. Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Spiritual Temple Morris, Jack, Chaplain, First Spiritual Heal­ of Light (N. F. S. S. Church No. 70). ing Church. 2905 Mt. Elliot Avp.. Detroit. Miller, Rev. Mary, 1512 Magnolia Ave., Los Mich. Medium. Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Spiritualist Temple Morrison, Reene, c/o Room 1, 2228 Broad­ of Light. way, New York N. Y. Leader, Universal Miller, M. E., 734 Prospect Ave., Newark, Science Church. N. J. Manufacturer, “Ella Miller Trum­ Morrow, Ray, 2612 Portland Ave., Minne­ pet.” apolis, Minn. Secretary, First Spiritualist Miller. Sadie B., 1512 Magnolia Ave., Los Church. Angeles, Calif. Secretary, Spiritual Tem­ M orrow, Rev. C. V., 341 N. Sheridan Ave.. ple of Light. E. E., Pittsburgh, Pa. P residen t, Pa Miller, R. E., ca re B ank o f N. Y. & T rust State Spir. Ass’n; minister, medium. Co.. 76 W illiam St., N ew York. F irst Morse, Mrs. E. M., 4 McKeen St., Nashua, treasurer, “The James H. Hyslop Founda­ N. H. Minister and Medium. N. S. Al­ tion, Inc.” liance. Miller. Mrs. Rose, 435 16th St., S. E., W a sh ­ Morse, Mrs. Margaret D., 2237 N. Van Pelt ington. D. C. T ra n ce medium . St., Philadelphia, Pa. M in ister and M e­ Miller, Rev. Viola, 2430 Indiana Ave., Colum­ dium. N. S. Alliance. bus. Ohio. Lecturer; Medium. M osier, Beulah, 1415 R uskin St., South Bend, M inear, Mrs. H attie B., 730 N. 75th St., Ind. Secretary, Progressive Spiritualist Seattle. Wash. Spiritualist Healer. Church. Mitchell, Mrs. Churchman. 5747 Reedland St., Mosmon, Mrs. Nellie, Belfast, Me. Secretary. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. Moss, Chas. H., 121 W. Chevy Chase Drive, M itchell, Mrs. L. E.. 323 E. 5th St., O kla­ Glendale, Calif. Director of Public Rela­ homa City. Okla. Sec., Central Splr. tions, Academy of Spiritual Science (Tu- Church. junga). Mix, F. A., Syracuse, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ­ Moss. Margaret, 121 W. Chevy Chase Drive, ister (N. S. A.). Glendale, Calif. Director of Child Edu­ Modlin, Mrs. Minnie, 1640 S. Arapahoe St. cation, Academy of Spiritual Science (Tu- Los Angeles, Calif. Minister, C. S. S. A. junga). M oesser, M atilde A., 1101 W. 4th St.. Santa M oss. Ella L., 1023 W. 21st St., L os Angeles, Ana, Calif. Secretary. First Spir. Church. Calif. Moffett. Amanda. 1231 N. Main, Tulsa. Okla. Moss, Peter. 450 W righ t St., Grand Rapids. Associate minister. Mich. Divine healing Moody, William, 437 N. Gilmore St., Balti­ Mueller, Rev. George, 1925 Larchmont Ave. more, Md. Minister; Medium; Healer. (nr. Lincoln Ave.), Chicago. 111. Medium: N. S. Alliance. H ealer; President, O. O. F. S. Moon, Dr. C. B., 729 31st St., Oakland, Calif. Mueller, Mrs. Grace M.. 2111 Jefferson St., President. N. F. S. S. Church No. 38. Kansas City, Mo. Minister and Medium. Moon, Em m a, 729 31st St., Oakland, Calif. N. S. Alliance. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 31. Mueller, Mrs. Marie, 2445 Colorado Blvd., Monger, Mrs. Ella, 1115 Franklin St., Read­ Eagle Rock, Calif. Assistant, Christian ing, Pa. Minister and Medium. N. S. Church Light and Truth. Alliance. Muffltt, John, 761 8th St., N iagara Falls, Monroe, Abbie, 778 Elizabeth St.. ’San Fran­ N. Y. President, Progressive Spir. Church. cisco, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Muhl, Dr. Anita M.. 3578 Seventh St., San No. 40. Diego. Calif. Author. Moore, Rev. Emma, 631 N. Netta, Picher, Muir, A rthur B., 214 L ivin gston St., B rook ­ Okla. Pastor. First Spir. Church. lyn. N. Y. Chairman Publicity Committee, Moore, Rev. Emma, 509 N. Walnut. Pitts­ Spiritual and Ethical Soc. (N. Y.). burg, Kan. Muir, P eter D., 3016 B loom in gton Ave., M in­ M oore, H elene, 734 Mt. P r osp ect Ave., N ew ­ neapolis, Minn. President, The South Side ark, N. J. President and Teacher, School Spir. Church. of Psychic Science and The Psychological Muldoon, Sylvan J.. Darlington, WIs. Author Centre. Voice and Trumpet Medium. and psychical researcher. Moore. Mrs. Lidle, 2134 Kimball St.. Phila­ Muller, Emma. 2026 Glenwood Ave. Phila­ delphia, Pa. Minister and Medium. N. S. delphia, Pa. Lecturer and spiritual ad­ Alliance. visor; pastor. All Saints’ Spiritual Chape. M oore. Ida M cPherson, 30 W. 72nd St., N ew Muller, Rev. Emma, 2026 Glenwood Ave., York City. Conducts meeting rooms. Philadelphia, Pa. Author; Pastor; Me­ Moore, Mrs. Morrill, Skowhegan. Maine. dium. M edium. Muller, Mrs. E. Beryl, 2026 Glenwood Ave., Moran, Rev. Lucy R., 314 Friendship St,.. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium and lecturer. Providence, R. I. Pastor, Divine Spiritual Muller, Mrs. W. A., 2026 G len w ood Ave., Alliance Church, Inc. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Moran, M innie T.. 334 E. 117th St.. N ew M ullineaux, A. E., 5220 43rd St., S. E., P o rt­ York, N. Y. M edium and Healer. T. N. land Ore. Fifth Spiritualist Church of S. A. Portland. M oreno. M arcelina, 3021 M adera St.. E l Paso, Mundell, Charles S., 1690 Sixty-ninth St.. Tex. Secretary, Clrculo de San Pablo. Oakland. Calif. Spiritualist lecturer. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 37

Newell, Harriett, 315 E. Jackson Blvd., Elk­ Mundell, John. 204 Belgrade St., Philadelphia, hart, Ind. Secretary, First Spiritualist Pa. Spiritual advisor, Mundt, H. C„ 516 G rey St., Buffalo, N. T. Newhafh’James A., 190 Lexington St., East Clairvoyant. Mundy. Talbot, 310 Riverside Drive, New Boston. Mass.. Conductor, Bright Eyes York City. Author. __ „ , Spiritualist Society. Munn. O rsen D.. 24 W est 40th St.. N ew York. Newhard, Rev. Marie. 3120 Fifth Ave., Chi­ N. Y. Publisher. "The Scientific Ameri­ cago. 111. Medium. can”; psychic Investigator. Newlln, Mrs. Eva Warren. Crawfoldsvllle, Munro. H ugh L., 2132 N. H an cock St.. P h ila ­ Ind. President. First Spiritualist Church. delphia, Pa. Author, lecturer, psychic In­ Newman, Mary, P. O. Box 3, Walteria, Calif. vestigator. . , _.A P astor, N. F. S. *S. C hurch No. 43. Munro, Mrs. Mabel. S. W. cor. 11th and Fitz- N ew ton, Rev. H. E., B.A., 1526 W. C olvin water Sts.. Philadelphia. Pa. Spiritual ad- St., Syracuse, N. Y. L ecturer. N ew ton & Co., James., 722 O rchard. St. Murchlson. Carl. Clark University. Wor­ Toledo, Ohio. Dealers in trumpets, cry­ cester. Mass. Professor of psychology, stals, mirrors, etc. psychic Investigator. _ „ , Newman, Rev. Mary E. C., Box 3, Walteria, Murschal, Rev. Ida, 355 Genesee St., Buffalo, Calif. Ordained minister under C. S. 8. A. N Y. Lecturer and Message Medium. N ew ton & Co., Jam es, 722 O rchard St.. T o l­ Murtagh, Mrs. Mary, 395 W e y b osset St., edo, Ohio. Dealers In Trumpets, etc. Providence. R. I. Medium. Nice, Mrs. Mary A.. 530 W. York St., Phila­ Murtagh, Mrs. Mary, 399 Weybossett St.. delphia, Pa. Medium. Providence, R. I. Medium. Nichols. Mrs. Francis. 316 Grand Ave., Grand Murphy. Mrs. J. C.. 431 Sta te St., Brooklyn. Rapids. Mich. Readings. N. Y. President, Cosmopolitan Splr. N ichols, Mrs. Mary, 1005 S. M ain St., W ich ­ Church. Medium. _ ita. Kans. Medium. « , Murphy. M ary Elian, 431 S ta te St.. Brooklyn. N ichols, Rev. Mary, 1005 S. M ain St., K. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Murray, Mrs. W. A.. 1010 Bellefontaine Ave., Wichita, Kans. Medium. Lima. Ohio. Spiritual advisor Nicholson, Mrs. Eva, 433 Yondota St., To­ M usshorn, Mrs. Effle, 522% E. Douglas, ledo, Ohio. Psychometrlzer; Psychic; Lec­ Wichita, Kans. Medium; Healer. turer. Mvers, M rs E. E.. 2036 N. 19th St., P h ila ­ Nicholson, Rev. Fred. Faelton Hall, Hunt­ delphia. Pa. Spiritu alist medium . ington Ave., Boston, Mass. Mvers. Christopher R., 1296 Sunset. Los An­ N icholson, Rev. Grace, 1659 N. 24th St.. L os geles, Calif. Editor, •'California Sp iritu al­ Angeles, Calif. Ordained Minister, under ist." C. S. S. A. Mytton-Burnham. Rev. Beatrice. 1755 Van Niles. Dr. Charles Edward, PsD., Ms.D., Ness Ave.. San Francisco. Calif. Pastor •Sc.D., D.D., 139 B road St., Plattsburg, N. of Divine Church of Spiritualism; lecturer Y. President. Inspirational School of Psy­ and message bearer. chology and Psychiatry; Consulting Psy­ chologist; Author; Lecturer; Teacher. Niles, Dr. Charles Edward, Box 391, Platts­ N burg. N. Y. Secreta ry General, B roth er­ hood of the Holy Pentagram. N aborough, Madam. 1202 M cA llister St., San Niles, Fred B., 24 H an son St., B oston, Mass. Francisco. Calif. Readings. Medium. _ ^ , . Nachant. Elsie. 442 22nd St., San D iego. Nine, J. A.. 326 North St.. Logansport, Ind. Calif. N. F. S. S. Church No. 50. Member. -S. M. A. (Saginaw). Nalser. Dr. Marie, 848 Montrose. Chicago. Nix, W inifred, 1000 W. 77th St., L os A ngeles, 111. A dvisor Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 62. Nash. Mrs. All., 1323 W. B rid g e St., Black- Nixon. W. J., "D o c.” 635 N. Clark St., C h i­ well. Okla. Vice president, First Splr. cago, 111. Dealer in Fake Medlumship Church. Nash. Joseph A., 1 Aldersey St,, Somerville, Effects. Mass. Trustee, Mass. State Ass’n Splr. Nordlander. Anna, P. O. Box 1115, Oakland, Nass. Mrs. May. 1363 Green Bay Ave., Mil­ Calif. Divine Healer. waukee WIs. Medium. N ordm an. Mrs. E. A.. 3507-A C h ippew a St., Nau. Mrs. 2837 Frankfort Ave., Philadelphia. St. Louis, Mo. C olored healer. Pa. Medium. N ordyke. Mrs. D. C., 130 P enn Ave., W ichita, Nnvlor. Mrs. Mary I., 507 W. Paden "St., Kansas. Medium. Blackwell, Okla. Treasurer, First Splr. N orgrave, John W., 9 W oodw ard Park St., Church. Dorchester, Mass. Trustee, Mass. State Neal, Rev. Lindsley A.. Box 890, El Paso, Splr. Assn. Texas. Minister. Norgrave. Mrs. Oneita, 7 Copeland St.. Suite Neal. Lindsley A.. Box 890. El Paso, Texas, 2. Roxbury, Mass. President, First Spirit­ i.tcentiate (N S. A.). ualist L a d les’ Aid. NefT. Mary Jane. 1637 S. Bronson Ave.. Los Nnrmann. Mr. A.. C assadaga. Fla. P h o to g ­ Angeles. Calif. Associate minister, C. S. raphy. S. A. N orris. M adison L., 113 W. 30th St., L os Neldhammer, Rev. Gretchen, 804 Eliza St., Angeles. Calif. Licentiate. C. S. S. A. Ft Wayne Mich. Medium. Norton, Dr. Manual, 11342% Santa Monica Nelson, Miss' Alma. 30 W. 72nd St.. N ew Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. York City. Treasurer, Emmy Heiss Me­ S. S. C hurch No. 2. morial Center. Norton, M. J.. 1243 Federal Ave.. W est Los N elson. Ida Belle. 1513 W. 1st St., O klahom a Angeles, Calif. Magnetic Healer. City. Okla. Licentiate. Norton, Sophia. 5934 7th Ave.. Los Angeles, Ness. Dr. Anton, Mandan, N. Dakota. Spirit Calif. O rdained m in ister under C. S. S. A. healer. Norwood, Dr. Robert, Park Ave. and 50th Neuhaus, Wm.. 2840 N. Tenth St.. M ilw au­ St., N ew York. R ector, St. B arth olom ew ’s kee. WIs. President, People’s Temple of Church; psvchic Investigator. Progressive Science. N othdurft, M iss E.. 85-39 102nd St.. R ich ­ Neve, Carl Peter. 420 L ocu st St.. Kankakee, m ond Hill, N. Y. L ectu re and m e ssa g e III. Minister; Medium; Healer. N. S. Al­ medium . liance. N othdurft. Mrs. M., 85-39 102nd St., R ich ­ New. R ons K 527 R. Clark St.. C hicago. 111. mond Hill. N. Y Healing medium. Publisher. Occult Publishing Company: Noyes. Cora B., 1515 Beloit Ave., W est Los editor. The Mystic World. Angeles, Calif. Message Medium. 38 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OP PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Noyes, Mrs. Harriet C., 1141 Commonwealth O stergard, W m . L., 15 S le e k e r St., W o r ­ Ave., Suite 6, Allston, Mass. Medium. cester, Mass. President, First Spiritual Nunan Bertha M., 1029 Leighton Ave.. Los Church. G. A. R. Hall. 55 P earl St., W o r­ Angeles. Calif. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. cester, Mass. O sterhout, L.. 294 U nion St., Lynn, Mass. Mrs' Ethcl* 1510 -St., Wichita Falls, Pastor and psychic, Lynn Spiritualist Secretary, First Sp,r- Church Church. Otto, Mrs. H. F., 2027 G ee St., Lincoln. Neb. Secretary, Spir. Church of Light and Truth. Oursler, Fulton, 217 W. 70th St., N ew York City. Novelist, playwright, author, investi­ O Brian, Robert D., 6524 -Barton Ave., Holiy- gator. wood, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). O Connor, Minnie, 5643 Santa Monica Blvd., Overbury, Arthur E., 222 Sunset Place, Mon­ Santa M onica, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S S rovia, Calif. Author of the "Overbury" C hurch No. 16. books. °(l? 1IV A nna v - 19 L aw ren ce Pi., Buffalo, Overbury, Emily Ethel, 222 Sunset PI., Mon­ N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). rovia, Calif. Author. O ’Hara. M innie (Mrs.), 56 L aw ren ce PI., B u f­ Overfleld, Eda D., 204 Sunnyside Ave., Brook­ falo, N. Y. Trumpet medium. lyn, N. Y. Secretary, Spiritual and Ethical Olah, Andy, 309 Priscilla Ave., Duquesne, Society (New York). Trustee, Penn. State Spir. Ass’n. Overfield, Mrs. E. D., 204 Sunnyside Ave., 'Olga," Mrs. Olga Gunn, Westport, Conn., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sec., Spiritual and Ethi­ and 150-158 W. 85th St., N ew York. In ­ cal Society. spirational speaker. Owen, Josep h E., 171 W arren St., Fall River, Oliver. Rev. Namice, 1130 S. Cleveland Ave., Mass. Trustee, Mass. State Ass’n Spir. Philadelphia. Pa. Minister and Medium. Owen, Rev. Sarah, care First Spiritualist N. S. Alliance. Lyceum, Clan Mac-Alpine Hall, 78 Bedford Oliver, Robert Freeman, Bradford, N H St., F all River, M ass. Pastor. Physician; Investigator. Owens, Burnice, 721 H arrison St., In d ia ­ Olmstead, Mrs. Ruth F., 53 Washington St., napolis, Ind. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw). Salem, Mass. President, First Spiritualist Owens, Mr. J. L., 3408 S p rin g Ave., Dallas, Society. Texas. Medium missionary (N. S. A.). OIney. Edwin, care W. T. Stead Spiritual Owens, Rev. William Chas. (I. A. S.), 140 Church, Inc., 32 H ask in s St., Providence. W. 42nd St., N ew Y ork City. M inister, R. I. President. The Temple of Light. Olsen, Mrs. Hazel Burke, 206 W. 58th St Los Angeles, Calif. Writer. Olsen, R alph C., 206 W. 58th St.. L os A n­ P geles, Calif. Psychic. Olson, Ralph C.. 206 W. 58th St., L os A n­ Pace, Rev. Goldie, Gen. Del., Caro, Mich. geles, Calif. Dealer in aluminum trumpets Medium; Healer. Olson. Rev. Viola, 1308 E. E van s St., Pueblo, Packard, Sam u el M., Carmel, Me., R.F.D. Colo. Medium. Speaker, medium. O'Neil, James, 5715 So. Figueroa 'St., Los Padwell, Geo., Boatmen's Bank, Broadway A ngeles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church and O live St., St. Louis, Mo. Healer. No. 55. Palmatter, Mrs. Esther, 946 Cleveland Ave., O'Neil, Mrs. R. J., 75 M ain St., W alllngton, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Secretary, Trinity N. J. Message Medium. Spir. Church. O'Neill, Mrs. Annie, 919 E d d y St., P r ov i­ Palmer, Mrs. B. A., 4 Albermarle Chambers, dence, R. i. B lind medium . A lberm arle St., B oston, Mass. Medium. O'Neill. John, 1947 Broadway, New York Palm er-B lack, Rev. Mabel, 377a M ain St., Author. Woburn, Mass. Pastor, spiritualism. O'Neill, John J., c/o The Brooklyn Daily Palumbo, Mrs. Robina R., 38 Grand Ave., Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y. S cien ce E ditor: Newark, N. J. F orm er S ta te Sec. (N. S. Investigator. A.). Openshaw, Mrs. L., 7414 Rising Sun Ave., Parent, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, 1015 Brewster Burholme, Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual St., Saginaw , Mich. M ediums. advisor. Parent, Rev. L. J. D.. 407 Hamilton St., Opittik, Mrs. Clara L., 534 W under St., Read­ North, Saginaw, Mich. Pastor, First Inde­ ing. Pa. Minister and Medium. N. S. pendent Spir. Church. Alliance. Parent, Mrs. Mary, 4007 41st Ave., S. M in ne­ Ore. M ary E., 427 M on tecito St., Santa B a r­ apolis, Minn. Clairvoyant message bearer. bara^ Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. Parke, L ou ise K., 516 State St., Madison, Wis. Second vice president, the First Orchid, Maru, Box 419, Tujunga, Calif. Spiritualist Church, Madison, Wis. Spiritual Practitioner, Academy of Spiri­ Parker, Mrs. A. H., 521 W alnut St., W est tual Science. Lynn, Mass. Medium. Ormes, Mrs. Gertrude, Plimpton St., Walpole, Parker, Rev. J. W., 517-519 W. Exchange Mass. President, First Splr. Society “A " St., Akron, Ohio. Pastor, H om e Sp iritu al­ Orr, Mary E., 427 W. Monticlto 'St.. Santa ist Church. Barbara, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. Parker, Rev. J. W., 67 Avon Ave., Newark, S. A.). N. J. Lecturer and Clairvoyant; Healer. Ortmann, Rev. Edw ard, 195 Sta n h op e St., nr Parker, Miss Natomalia, 1904 Manton St., K n ick erb ock er Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. P a s­ Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium. tor, Independent Spiritual Church N. S. Alliance. Osburne, William H., 92 Windbourne Road, Parker, Owen, Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y. In­ Rochester, N. Y. President, Central Spiri­ vestigator; Writer. tualist Church. Parker, Rev. Sarah A., Norfolk, Mass. Osius, Dr. Charles R., 7 Victor Ave., Detroit, M edium. Mich. Lecturer. Parry, C arrie K., 1871 W alnut St., L on g Osius, Margaret Woodrow, 98 Massachusetts, Beach, Calif. Licentiate worker under Detroit, Mich. Trance Speaker. C. S. S. A. Ostby, Dr. O. A., 815 16th St., M inneapolis, Parsons, Mrs. Theodore, 393 W est End Ave., Minn. Author. New York City. Author, teacher, investi­ O stergard, Mrs. M arjorie, G. A. R. Hall, 65 gator. Pearl St., Worcester, Mass. Secretary, Partlow , Mrs. A mm y, 1420 W. 27th St., In ­ First Spiritual Church. dianapolis, Ind. Message bearer. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 39

Patis, John. 1820 S. H obart St., L os A n ­ Phelps, W alter E.. R. F. D. No. 2, B ox 184, geles, Calif. Ordained minister under C. ■S. Lowell, Mass. Secretary. S. A. Phillips, Cora Elizabeth. 614 S. Main •St., Patterson, Dr. Ada, 2422 K. A lvarado St., Princeton. 111. Character analyst. Los Angeles, Calif. Phillips, E dith M., 229 E. 14th St.. Oakland, Patterson, Mrs. O.. 5825 N. 12th St.. P h ila ­ Calif. N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 23. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Phillips. M artha G.. 7314 S. P eoria St., C h i­ Paulson. M iss Anna, 218 L ak esid e St., M adi­ cago, 111. Treasurer, West, Wis. Camp son, Wls. Secretary, the First Spiritualist A ss ’n. Church. Phillips, Richard L., 82 University PL, New Paw low ski. F elix W., 925 G reen w ood Ave., York, N. Y. Vice-Pres., -Spiritual and Eth­ Ann Arbor, Mich. Professor of Engineer­ ical Soc. ing, Univ. of Michigan. Phillips, Mrs. Rosa, 1017 6th Ave., Fort Paxton, Frances. 731 Orme Ave., Los An­ Worth, Texas. Secretary. geles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. Philips, Mrs. Rosa M., 2623 B., Forrest Ave., S. A. K an sas City, Mo. Pearce, Alfred. 1471 E. Madison Ave., Phillips, S. V. N., 324 W. 83rd -St., Apt. 1W. Youngstown. Ohio. Secretary, First Spirit­ New York, N. Y. Pastor, Divine Science ual Alliance Church. Church. Pearce, Rev. Amy, 1471 E. Madison Ave., P hlm ister, A m y K., 40 M argaret St., G reat Youngstown, Ohio. Pastor, First Spiritual Kills, Staten Island, N. Y. Secretary, First Alliance Church; Minister; Medium. Church of Spiritualist Harmony (New Pearce, Imogene M., Room 3, 2228 Broadway, York). New York. N. Y. Secretary, Beacon Light Pierce, Carrie May, 3448 E. Third St., Los Spiritualist Church. Angeles, Calif. Associate minister. C. S. Pearson, Miss Lucy Helen, Madison Square ■S. A.; spiritual medium, circle messages. Hotel, New York, N. Y. Pierce, Mrs. Nellie. 120 Church St., Willi- mantic. Conn. Licensed medium. Peavey. John, Milo, Me. President, Union Pierce, Sarah, Chesterfield, Ind. Trance Splr. Society. m edium . Pechikos, Mrs. W inifred. 137 9th St., Toledo, Ohio. Lecturer; Psychic; Healer. Pierson, Rev. Ida May, 5608 E. 11th St., K an ­ Pechtel, Mrs. L., Winnebago. 111. Minister; sa s City, Mo. M in ister and M edium , N. S. M edium ; Healer. N. S. Alliance. Alliance. Pecoraro, Nino, care Roslnl Studio of Occult Pierson, In ez W agner, 2541 W. 12th St., L os Science, 262 S. 52nd St., Philadelphia. Pa. Angeles, Calif. Ordained minister under Physical medium. C. S. S. A. Pekham, Mrs. C., 6819 S. Green St.. Chicago, Pierson, Rev. P ea r Anton, 5608 E. 11th St., 111. Medium. Kansas City, Mo. Minister and Medium, Pepeta, Mrs. Anna F.. 1027 N. 27th St.. S A lliance Camden. N. J. Spiritual advisor. Pierson, T h om a s H., 350 E. 57th St., N ew York, N. Y. Secretary, A. S. P. R. Pelley, William Dudley, 229 Madison Ave., Pierson. T h om a s H., 30 C hurch St., N ew R oom s 1200-03, N ew York, N. Y. A uthor; Y ork City. Secretary, A. S. P. R. Publisher-editor. "The New Liberator." Pike, Ethel, 45 E v erett St., Bangor, Maine. Pern', Mrs. Bertha, 512 Maumee Ave., To­ Official. ledo, Ohio. Treas., P. S. A., of U. S. A.; Healer; Psychic. Pinckney, Florence, 252 Condit St., Decatur, Perry, Grace L.. Bradford. Maine. Official. 111. President, First Spiritualist Church. Perry, Rev. M. E.. 509 N. W alnut. Pittsburg. PIncock, Mrs. Jenny O’Hara, Box 95, Orange, Kan. Pastor, First Spir. Church; treas­ N. J. A uthor; Investigator. urer, Kans. State Spir. Ass’n. Plrtrouska, Mrs. R., 5454 S. Shore Drive, Chicago. 111. Investigator. Perry, Mrs. Martha, 920 E. 9th St., Pitts­ Pitm an, M iss E tta L., 2557 N. J essu p St., burg, Kans. Sec.. First Spir. Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, Pesta, Dr. M ichael G., 113 E. 16th Ave., N. S. Alliance. Homestead, Pa. Minister; Medium; Healer. N. S. Alliance. Pitts, Mrs. Bessie T., 532 Cherry 'St., Norris­ Peterson, Flora. 200 Haight Bldg., Seattle, town, Pa. Spiritual messenger and healer. Wash. Manager, Spiritualist Reading Piizer, Mrs. Harriet, 373 Richland Ave., San Room. Francisco, Calif. Sec., First Spiritual Peterson. Dr. Frederick, 20 W. 50th St., N ew Tem ple. York. N. Y. V ice-P resident, A. S. P. R. P itzer’s, Louis, South Park Ave. at 52nd St., Petherlc. Mr.. 362 M a ssach u setts Ave., B ack Los Angeles, Calif. Conducts "Church of Bay. Boston, Mass. Circles. L ife." Pettee. C. L„ 1277 Juno St., St. Paul, Minn. Platzer, Mrs. Alma, 79th St. and Fairview Treasurer, State Spiritualists’ Ass’n of Ave., West Allis, Wis. Vice-Pres., First Minnesota. 1931. Spiritual Church. Perry. Sadie L., 69 Market St.. Lynn, Mass. Plimpton, Earl, Box 21, St. Albans, N. Y. Clairvoyant. W riter. Peters. Mrs. Man' O.. care Fallhrook Spirit­ Poels, Mrs. Martha, 1110 Kenmore Ave., Los ualist Church Odd Fellows Hall. Fallhrook, Angeles, Calif. Healer. Calif. President. Pointer, Albert, 207 E. 99th St., N ew York. Petersen. D C., 2225 V ictoria Ave., Dayton. President, Jehovah-Jireh Spir. Church. Ohio. Lecturer, organizer. Pollitz, Art, 1909 W. 2nd St., Davenport, Petersen. Edw ard. 3606 18th St.. San F ra n ­ Polomes, Rev. Hattie, 260 Pasadlna Ave., cisco. Calif. Circles. Youngstown, Ohio. Minister and Medium, Petersen. Mrs. Rose. 3606 18th St.. San Fran­ N. S. Alliance. cisco, Calif. Circles. Iowa. President, First Spiritual Alliance Peterson. D r Frederick. 20 W. 50th St.. N ew Church. York, N. Y. Physician, Hon. Fellow. A. S. Poole, Blanch M., 3927 Edenhurst Ave., Los t* p Angeles, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. Peterson. Mrs. Jennie H.. R. 3. Box 43. Santa 8. A. Crux. Calif. Inspirational medium. Poole, Mrs. Frances, 847 Wright Ave., To­ Pettit. H attie 236 W 31st St.. L os A ngeles, ledo, Ohio. Secretary, Central Spiritualist Calif. A ssocia te m inister. C. S. S. A.; Church. medium . Poole, Philip J.. 3927 Edenhurst Ave., Los Pettit. Mrs Paul. 226 S. Redwood Ave.. Brea. Angeles, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. Calif. Secretary, Golden Circle Spir. Ch (Anaheim). Poor. Mrs. Katharine Hillwood, 5219 La Roda 40 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Ave., Eagle Rock City, Los Angeles, Calif. Q W riter. Poppeck, Mrs. Alma, 721 Clinton St., S a g i­ Questel, Rev. Francis, 208 W. 121st St.. N ew naw, Mich. Secretary, The Church of York, N. Y. Minister; Medium; Healer. Spiritual Truth. N. S. Alliance. Porter, Rudolph Roland. 310 W. 141st St., New York City. Publisher. Post, Rev. Ethel, 1646 S. W. 7th St., M iami, R Fla. (and Chesterfield Camp, Anderson, Ind.). T ru m p et M edium ; B allot R eader Race, Rev. Walter, 206 26th St., Massilon, and Public Platform Medium. Ohio. Lecturer and Pastor; Memcer, S. M. Post, Rev. Dr. Myron H., care Spiritualist A. (Saginaw). T em ple o f Truth, 1621 Sixth St., S. W., Radford, Chas. W., 9 H arv ard PI., Lynn, Miami, Fla. Pastor. Mass. President, First Church of Spir. Post, Mrs. Reba, 28 R ich ards St., N. W., Understanding (Boston). Grand Rapids, Mich. Pastor, Psychio Rafferty, Fred, 117 E. 10th St., Santa Ana, Science Society. Calif. Automatic Writing. Potter, Mrs. O ph elia T., 1139 M ole St., P h ila­ Rageth-Becker, Rev. Marie A., c/o First delphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. Christian Church, K. of P. Hall. 230 S. A lliance. S p rin g St., L os A ngeles, Calif. Potter, Merton I., Box 453, Colorado Springs, Rainer, E. A., 401 Creek Ave., Bartlesville, Colo. Readings. Okla. Licentiate, First Spir. Church. Potter, O. L., 1530 R oose v elt St., Yakim a. Raines, Mrs. Dora, 2705 W. Jefferson St., Wash. Treasurer, State Spir. Ass’n of Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. Washington. Rainey, Mrs. Pearl, 401 Creek Ave., Bartles­ Pow ell, Elizabeth, 13 E. O xford St., P h ila ­ ville. Okla. Treas., First Snir. Church. delphia, Pa. Spiritual adviser. Rambova, Natacha (Winifred Hudnut), 310 Powell, Mrs. Isabella, 102 E. Myrtle, San An­ Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Author; tonio, Texas. Medium missionary (N. Investigator. Ramirez, Refugio, 416 N. Estrella, El Paso, S. A.). Tex. President, Circulo de San Pablo. Prator, John, 147 W. 1st St., Colton, Calif. R am say, L., 70 E. 124th St., N ew York, N. Spiritu al H ealer (C. S. S. A.). Y. Spiritual Healings. Pratt, C. C., 302 Q uarry St., B araboo, W ise. Randall, Edward Caleb, Home, 27 Tudor Vice-Pres., W estern Wis. Camp Ass’n. Place; Office, Iroquois Bldg., Buffalo, N. Pratt, George, Route 2, Topeka, Kan. For­ Y. Author. mer Treasurer, State Spir. Ass’n. Ranke, Peter, 3134 Logan Blvd., cor. Troy Pratt. Mrs. Helen, 257 W alnut St., Spring- St., Chicago, 111. Pastor, First Polish- field. Mass. Sec., First Spiritual Alliance American Spir. Church. Speaker; Medium; C hurch (T. N. S. A.). Message Bearer. Pratt, Joyce, 506 'So. M ain St., Princeton. Rankin, Mrs. B essie, 2105 N. T h ird St., P h ila­ 111. Character Analyst, science of names delphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. and numbers. Alliance. Prell, E sth er I., 342 E. 33rd St., L o s Angeles, Rapisardi, Grace, 457 Avenue Y, Brooklyn, Calif. A ssocia te M inister, C. S. S. A. N. Y. Sec., Child of Grace Spir. Church. Prell. H u b ert F., 342 E. 33rd St., L os A n ­ Rathbum, Mrs. Clara, 4230 Cottage Grove geles, Calif. Spiritual Healer (C. S. S. A.l. Ave., Chicago, 111. Medium. Pressel, M. A.. 4103 Townsend Ave., Detroit. Raudenbush, A nnie J., 3115 N. 17th St., Mich. Pres., The First Spiritualist Church Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, of Truth of Port Huron, Mich. N. S. Alliance. Price, Edwin, 110 W. Courtois 'St., St. Louis, Raudenbush, Josephine. See Fife, Rev. Mo. Treasurer, State Spir. Ass’n, Mo. Josephine Raudenbush. Prince, M iss H azel L., 40 M oreland St., Ray, Al, 1947 Broadw ay, N ew York, N. Y. Roxbury, Mass. Sec., , Bos­ •Spiritual Healer. ton. Ray, Cecelia. Wonewoc, Wis. Secretary, Prince, Dr. W alter Franklin, 346 Beacon St., Camp Association. Boston, Mass. Research officer, Boston Ray, M ay B., 951 E. 88th St., M. Portland, Society for Psychical Research; Author, Ore. Secretary, Fourth Spir. Church. w riter. Ray, Mrs. N. M., 1506 Alta Vista Ave., Aus­ Prior, George, 8416 Wade Park Ave., Cleve­ tin, Tex. Healer. land, Ohio. Medium; Insp. Singer. Raymond, Rev. Emma, 8814 Wade Park Ave., Proctor, Alexander, 17 Elm 'St., Windsor, Cleveland, Ohio. Pastor and Medium. Conn. Healer. Raymond. G., 1428 Frankford Ave., Phila !,:'l- Provot. Rev. Rebecca, 504 River 'St., Port phia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Huron, Mich. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw). Read, Mrs. Belle. 1825 Elliot Ave., Minneapo­ Pruden, Mrs. Laura. 911 Chatau Ave., Price lis, Minn. Medium. Hill. Cincinnati, Ohio. Slate writing me­ Read, Rev. Harriet, 229 S. L aurel St., Brea, dium. Calif. Minister and Medium, N. S. Alli­ Prybyl, Mrs. Cecelia, 2940 N. Sawyer Ave., ance. Chicago, 111. Secretary, Church of the Reading, Harry, Music Art Studio Bldg., Spirit. 252 S. H ill St., L os A ngeles, Calif. S p ir­ Puckhaber, Mrs., 6737 S. H a lsted St., C h i­ itual magnetic healer. cago. 111. Medium and Healer. Rebbo, Clara, W arsaw , N. Y. A ssocia te Puffinburg, Anna, c/o Spiritualist Temple of m in ister (N. S. A.). Light, 233 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. R ebecca, Mrs., 1707 N. B ou v ler St., P h ila­ Message Medium. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Pullon, Cora A., 815% Belmont St., Portland, Recht. Robert. 1710 Putnam Ave.. Brooklyn, Ore. President and Pastor, Fifth Spirit­ N. Y. President, Church o f Spiritu alist ualist Church of Portland. Truth. Purdy, Law son, 105 E. 22nd St., N ew York, Reddig, Ray, Luzerne, Pa. Medium. T. N. N. Y. T reasurer, A. S. P. R. S. A. Purnell, Mr. and Mrs., 2404 S h arsw ood St., Reed, J.ean L., 219 E rie St.. L ittle Valley, Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual meetings. N. Y. Trustee, Lily Dale Assembly. Purnelle, Mrs. Louise. Main St.. Bridge- Reed. Mrs. Isabelle. 74 E. U tica St., B u f­ water, Mass. Secretary. falo. N. Y President. TTnftv Snir Cburr»h. Putnam, M iss Irene, 328 W alnut St., San Reed, Mrs. L aura V., 1641 French St., P h ila­ Diego. Calif. Patron of Psychical Re­ delphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. search. Alliance. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 41

Reems, Bell. 520 Main St., Enid. Okla. Richardson, Seymour J., Lily Dale, N. Y. Healer. Former editor "Psychic Truth." Keep, Rev. Affle, 1426 A stor St.. Indianapolis, Richey, Ellen Thom as, 337 W. 3rd St., Reno, Ind. Trustee, Spiritualist Mediums’ Alli­ Nevada. Clairvoyant. ance. Richter, Rev. E lm er G.. 729 W illow St., W alla Reese. Mrs. Bert, 230 W. 99th St.. N ew York Walla, W ash. O rdination under N. S. A. City. Widow of Prof. Bert Reese, famous Spiritualist Medium and Lecturer. psychic. Riddle, Mrs. Theodate Pope, Hill Stead, Relchel, Mrs. E m il C., 3715 H igh lan d Blvd., Farm ington, Conn. "F ou n d er," A. S. P. R. Milwaukee. Wia. Secretary, Third Spir. Ridley, Miss Hazel, Box 255, Lily Dal^, N. Y. Church. Trance and voice medium. Reichel, E m il C„ 850 30th St., M ilwaukee. Riem vls, L ou ise (Mrs. F. M.), 4701 Sixth Wis. Treasurer, Wisconsin State Spir. Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Medium; Writer. Assn., 1930. R iesinger, Mr., 7 H a ssa lo St., Portland, Ore. Reimer, John B., 161-10 Jamaica Ave., Secretary, First Spir. Temple. Jamaica, N. Y. Author; Investigator. R iesinger, Mrs., 7 H a ssa lo St., Portland, Ore. Reiss, Mrs. H., 1924 N. H ow ard St., Phila- Pastor, First Spir. Temple. dephla, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Riffle. Rev. Mable, 204 W. 14th St., A nderson. Reim herr, E. Gladys, Hall 1, 30 W. 72nd St., Ind. Secretary, Chesterfield Camp Meet­ N ew York, N. Y. Secretary, F irst E. H. ing; medium, clairvoyant, trumpet medium, Classes Psychical Inst. ballot reader, public platform lecturer. Reinhardt, Mary, 111th Place. Llnwood, Riley. E., 68 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 3. Secretary, St. Anthony Spir. Church (New Ri. Milliard. Mrs. Irene, 68 N elson St.. W est York City). Springfield. Mass. Psychic and writer. Rily, Mrs. Elizabeth, National Hotel, W. Rem ington, Mrs. J. E.. 1941 N. Ballou St., Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. nr. Armltage Ave., Chicago, 111. Readings. Spiritual Healer. Remitters, John Henry, Box 37, Westwood, Rigg, Rev. Nellie J., 1106 W. Summit Ave., Cincinnati. Ohio Author San Antonio, Tex. Trance lecturer, pastor, Rem sen. Agatha, 769 H unterden St., N ew ­ Spir. Research Soc. ark. N. J. Medium. Rinard, Mrs. Lila, 1322 N. Clark St., C h i­ Renollet, Frank J., Cecil, Ohio. Treasurer, cago, 111. Secretary. Ohio State Spir. Ass'n, 1932. Rinehart. Mary Roberts, 2419 Massachusetts Reque, Mrs. Bertha, 1452 Jenifer St., Madi­ Ave., W ash in gton, D. C. Author. son, Wis. Trustee, The First Spiritualist Rinehart, Sta n ley M arshall, M.D., 2419 Church. Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. Resch, Rev. Emma C., 752 Jefferson Ave., Physician, psychic investigator. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, Church of Divine Rlnn, Josep h F., 34 Jay St., N ew Y ork City. Light. Writer, investigator. Resch. Joseph, 3666 F ourth St., San Diego, Ripley, Rev. Georgians, 1085 Fair Ave., Calif. Divine Healer. Columbus, Ohio. Trustee, Ohio State Spir. Revera, A delphia G., 1032 54th St.. Oakland, Ass'n, 1932. Calif. A ssociate M inister, C. S. S. A. Rltz, W illiam H.. 2327 N. 29th St., P h iladel­ Reynolds, Rev. Adella. 18 W. 10th St., Tulsa, phia, Pa. Writer. Okla. Pastor, First Spir. Society. Ritzman, Rev. Cecile V., 1918 Chase St., Reynolds, E. L.. 318 W. 5th St., Tulso, Okla. Toledo, Ohio. Organizer of Spiritualists’ Vice President, Oklahoma State Spir. Ass’n, 1928-1929. Pres., First Spir. Soc. Societies, Organizations and Churches; (Tulsa, Okla.). Authoress; Minister; Medium; Healer; Rhein. Raym ond, 580 E. N orth St., Buffalo, Teacher; President, Progressive Spiritual- N. Y. Secretary, Spir. Rev. Spir. Church. its' Alliance. Rhodes, Harrie Vemette, 420 Wrightwood Ritzman, Claude, 1918 Chase St., Toledo, (Apt. 228), Chicago, 111. Author. Ohio. Healer and Blind Ballot Reader. Rhodes, Harrie Vernette, 420 Wrightwood, Rives. Amelia. See the Princess Troubetz- Apt. 228, Chicago, 111. Writer. koy. Rhodes, Rev. Thomas J., R. F. D. 4, Peru, Roach, Mrs. M ary A.. 46 M on tgom ery St., Ind. Treasurer, Spiritualist Mediums’ Alli­ Boston, Mass. Minister; Medium; Healer. ance; Biblical Lecturer. S A lliance Roberts, Mrs. Belle, 41 State St., Augusta, Rice, Mrs. Em m a, 74 W. 137th St., N ew Maine. Official. York, N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). R oberts, G race M., 1727 E. 92nd St., L os Rice, John W.. 355 W. 145th St., N ew York Angeles, Calif. Licentiate worker under City. President, St. Johns Spir. Church. C. S. S. A. Rice, Mrs. Julia W.. 355 W. 145th St.. N ew Robertson, Mrs. Anna, 1225 Genesee St., York. N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.;. Buffalo, N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). Rich, Alice C., 216 Central Ave., East Provi­ Robbins, Mrs. Olive E., 299 Madison Ave., dence. R. I. President, Progressive Spir. Room 1200. New York City. Circulation Church. Manager, "The New Liberator.” Richards, A. B. M., P. O. B ox 103, C ollege Robinson. Miss A. M., Box 422, Valhalla. Station. New York, N. Y. Lecturer on N. Y. Author, writer. Biblical Spiritualism. Robinson, Eva Alice, 45 Nellis Park, Roches­ Richards, Rev. Rufus L., 584 Franklin Ave., ter. N. Y. Medium, psychic, clairvoyant, cor. P acific St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sec., clairaudient, clausentient. Unity Spir. Missionary. Robinson, Dr. Frank B., Moscow, Idaho. Richards. Rev. Nina Challen. 2540 Foraker Consulting Psychologist; Founder of "Psy- Ave., Toledo, Ohio. Medium a.id lecturer. chiana." Richardson, Mrs. Emma. 1210 N. Madison Robinson. George, 2251 N. Pennsylvania St., Peoria. 111. President. Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Secretary, Pro­ Richardson, J. E., 8272 Marmont Lane, gressive Spir. Church. Hollywood. Calif. Author, teacher. Robinson, Gersham, 45 Nellis Park, Roches­ Richardson, Mrs. L., 2224 O akford St.. P h ila­ ter, N. Y. Secretary, Central Spir. Church. delphia, Pa. Medium. Robinson, M iss O llie P., 5535 W. H arm er St., Richardson, Mrs. L ena E., 5236 Burton 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual Robinson, S. C., 43 A dam s St., R ochester, advisor. N. Y. Secretary, Central Spir. Church. Richardson, Dr. M ark W., 100 M ilk St., B o s­ Robinson, Sarah E., 227 W. 135th St., N ew ton. Mass. Trustee, A. S. P. R.; Member. York City. Secretary, James Memorial "Margery" Circle. Church. 42 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Robinson, W a lter E., 2055 E. P ick w ick St., demain, Conjuring, Stage Magic and Occult Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Subjects. Robirds, Miss Irene, 4322a San Francisco Rush, Hal, El Paso Times, El Paso, Texas. Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Psychic. Licentiate. Robson, Rev. Florence, 247 W. 58th St., L os Rush, Hal, Box 20, El Paso, Tex. Licen­ Angeles, Calif. Pastor, South Side Spirit­ tiate. ualist Church. Russell, F ran ces J., 1351 H en ry St., Detroit, Roche, W. W., care Toledo Bee, Toledo, Ohio. Mich. Spiritual advisor. Journalist, investigator. Russell, Mrs. Laura, Livermore Falls, Maine. Rock, Mrs. A. A., 415 W estern Ave., Toledo, Speaker, medium. Ohio. Sealed ballot reader. Russell, Mable, 406 Idaho Ave., P. O. Box Roda, Irene, Box 89, Lincoln Park, Mich. 533, Escondido, Calif. Secretary, First Psychic Readings. Spir. Church. Rogers, Geo. W., Pres., Cambridge Temple, Ruth & Ruth, 2238 7th Ave., New York City. 631 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Spiritual advisors. Ballot Reader. Rychlik, Mrs. A ntoinette, 1644 N. W ells St., R ogers, G e orge W., 631 M a ssa ch u setts Ave., Chicago, 111. Minister; Medium; Healer. Central Sq., C am brid ge Mass. President, N. S. Alliance. First Spiritualist Temple. Rogers, Mrs. Joseph, 4607 Melbourne Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Spiritual diagnosis. ft R ogers, Mrs. N. B., 842 B lak e St., In dian ­ Sager, A m elia E., 559 T rura St.. Haw thorn, apolis, Ind. Secretary, Fourth Spiritualist Calif. Associate minister, C. S. 'S. A. Church. Sailing, Mrs. M. E., 1602 M illington Ave., Rogers, Rev. Samuel. Pastor, First Spirit­ Winfield, Kans. President, the Winfield ualist Church of Baltimore. Md. Spiritualist Camp Association. Rohmer, Mrs. Julia, 4912 W alnut St., P h ila ­ Salazar, Benjam in, 1014 V irginia St., El Paso, delphia, Pa. Minister; Medium; Healer. Texas. Spiritualist healer (N. S. A.). N. S. Alliance. Salim m ell, Im anuel, 123 E. 123rd St., N ew Roll, N ettie, 1342 B ellom y St., Santa Clara, York, N. Y. L icen tiate (N. S. A.). Calif. Secretary, Harmony Church of Saltzgaber, Florence, 6941 S. Michigan Ave., Sp iritu alists (N. F. S. S. No. 22). Chicago, III. Readings. Romaine, Cora, Hotel McAlpin, N. Y. Presi­ Salyers, Nellie, 1117 D odge ' ve., F ort W ayne, dent, Church of Christ Teachings, Inc. Ind. Secretary. Second Spiritualist Church. Romer, Dr. Charles, R. 4, Box 11, Racine, Samunl, Prof. Dr., 1003 Annin St., P h ila ­ Wis. Minister; Medium; Healer. N. S. delphia, Pa. Spiritualist Seer. A lliance. Sam ple. O desk ia A., 147 W. 132nd St., N ew Rood, Rev. Margaret A., care First Spirit­ York, N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). ualist Church, 116Vi E. Paden, Blackwell, Sanborn, Anna A., 82 Church, Hornell, N. Y. Okla. Residence, Bartlesville, Okla. Associate minister (N. S. A.). Pastor. Sanborn, Goldie. 39 A dsit St.. Hornell, N. Y. Rorem , Syvert Nels, 404 A dam s St., K an k a­ Secretary, First Spir. Church. kee, 111. Minister, Healer and Medium, Sanger, Rev. H. L., 961 Sp rin g St., M uskegon, N. S. Alliance. Mich. Pastor, Veritan Spiritualist Church. Rose, Miss Anna K., 2927 Oxford St., Phila­ Santos, Jose, 36 A rnold St.. Providence, R. I. delphia, Pa. Pastor, Universal Spiritualist Trance medium. Brotherhood Church. Spiritual advisor. Saunders, D ella E., 232 E. E rie St., Chicago, Rosenberg, Rev. Margaret E., 1214 Molino 111. Secretary, Applied Yoga Inst, of Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Pastor, Spir. A m erica. Psychic Science Church No. 15. Savory. Mrs. Elizabeth, 83 G u m sey St., Rosenberg, Margaret E., 1214 Molino Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychometry readings. L on g Beach, Calif. P astor, N. F. S. S. Sawdey, Rev. Maude B., Box 177, Erie, Pa. Church No. 15. Minister and Medium, N. S. Alliance. Rosencrans, Rev. Addle W., Bellevue, Wash., Sawtelle, Mary Berkeley, Dahlia Cottage, Route 1, Box 400. Spiritualist Minister. Albermarle Park, Asheville, N. C. Artist, R osenkranz, Mrs. M ildred, 320 G rand St., psychic drawings. H om ell, N. Y. Secretary. Sawyer, Walter S., 3310 Spring St., Dallas, R osen stock , Clara, 1441 W. 11th St., D es Tex. Licentiate. M oines, Iowa. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church Sayers, M innie M.. 516^ S. H ill St., L os A n­ No. 27. geles, Calif. Medium, ordained minister R osinl, Paul, 262 S. 52nd St., Pihladelphia, under C. S. S. A. Pa. Psychical Investigator. Sayers. Dr. W. Q.. 516Ms S. Hill St.. L os An­ R oss, Mrs. A nna W., 2818 A rthur St., N. E., geles, Calif. Spiritual and magnetic healer, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychoanalyst, psychic. licentiate worker under C. S. S. A. Ross. Mrs. A. A., 2818 A rthur St., N. E., Scarborough, Annette, 626 St. P au l St., L os Minneapolis, Minn. Psychic writer on Angeles, Calif. Secretary, Los Angeles occult. Lodge, Ancient Order of Faithists, Oahspe Institute. Roth, Emma, 869 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. Schaefer, Rose, 902 West End Ave., New Secretary, Church of Spirit Communion. York, N. Y. Church of Nature’s Divine Roth, Em m a, 20 P ark St., Buffalo, N. Y. Revelation. Secretary, Church of Spirit Communion. Schandl, Mrs. F., 3820 W. 22nd St., Chicago, Rowe. M aggie B., 5217 Fourth Ave., Detroit, 111. Medium. Mich. Clairvoyant readings. Schaufelberger, Mrs. Hattie, 849 Hunterdon Rowin, Dewey, Wonewoe, Wis. Vice presi­ ■St., Newark, N. J. Clairvoyant; Trance dent, Camp Ass'n. M edium. Rowin, W allace, 1914 E. M ifflin St., M adison, Schau8S, Rev. Elizabeth S., 849 W right Ave., Wis. Treasurer, First Spir. Church. Toledo, Ohio. Ordained Minister and Rowser, Mrs. Mary, 2011 W. Westmoreland Medium; President, Ohio State Spir. Ass'n St., Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritu al advisor. and Trustee, National Spir. Ass’n. Royle, Julia, 2338 N. 57th St., Seattle, W ash. Schenck, Lena G., 1861 Mittleton PI., Los Secretary, Spiritualist Reading Room and Angeles, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. Library. S. A.; healer. Runnels, Otis, P. O. Box 405, Guthrie, Okla. Scherm , L ouise, 549 E lm St., Buffalo, N. Y. Trumpet medium. Secretary. Golden Rule Spir. Church. Rullman, Leo, 203 W. 81st St., N ew York, Scheuing, H., 699 Lilly Ave., Columbus, Ohio. N. Y. Specialist in Rare Books on Ledger - Author. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 43

Schlrmer, Mrs H., 3921 Ave. K, Galveston, Senz. C arl A., 1421 A rapah oe St., L os A n ­ Texas. Medium missionary (N. S. A.). geles. Calif. Healer. Schlsler, Rev. Anna, 120 W. Mill St, Colo­ Senz, Lillie C., 1421 Arapahoe St., Los An­ rado Springs, Colo. Pastor, Spir. Church geles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. of Truth and Science. S. A. L ecturer, tran ce m edium . Schlsler. J. M., 120 W. Mill St, Colorado Setgmaier, Mrs. Lorraine, Lily Dale, N. Y. Springs, Colo. President, Spiritual Church Superintendent, Andrew Jackson Davis of Truth and Science. Memorial Lyceum. Schlam b, Mrs. C lara Baker, 332 4th St., Seward, Prof. A. F., 1541 Boardwalk, Atlantic G rand Rapids, Mich. M em ber, S. M. A. City, N. J. Astrologer. (Saginaw). ■Sexton, Anna, 2634 Roseview Ave., Los An­ Schmaelzle, Mrs. Martha, 1596 W. Hopkins geles, Calif. Associate minister. C. S. S. A. St., Milwaukee, Wis. Healer; Message Seym our, Rev. Dr. D aisy, 2637 Indiana St., Medium. Kansas City, Mo. Minister and Medium, Schm itt, Mrs. L oretta E., 767 W. G rand N. S. Alliance. Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Secretary!, Mich. Shannon. Rev. M yrtle L., 228 W. 11th St., State Spir. Ass'n. Los Angeles, Calif. Spir. advisor and Schnackel, H. J., 6747 3rd Ave., Brooklyn, teacher, ordained m in ister un der C. S. S. A. N. Y. Secretary, Sacred Science Spir. Sharp, Rev. Chas. Lam b, 809 Penn St., F ort Church. Worth, Texas. Ordained minister (N. S. Schneider. Mrs. 1416 N. 61st St., Philadelphia, A.); pastor, medium. Fort Worth Spir. Pa. Medium. Church; president, Tex. State Spir. Ass’n. Schneider, Mrs. N. J., care the W est Phila­ Shaw, Mrs. Jean Nottingham, 1801 S. Nor­ delphia Spiritualist Church, Arcturus Hall. mandie Ave., Los Angeles. Calif. Licen­ 263-65 S. 60th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor. tiate minister and healer (C. S. S. A.); Schofield, Jno. J., 1225 E. F irst St., Tulsa, healer. Okla. Vice president. First Spir. Soc. Shaw, Mabel M., 809 Eaton St., Jackson, Schooler, Em ma, 906 E. 23rd St., L os A n­ Mich. Secretary. geles, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. S. S. A.). Shaw, Mrs. Rose. Hopewell Jet., N. Y. Min­ Schrader. Mrs. F., 2115 29th Ave., S. M in ne­ ister and M edium , N. S. A lliance. apolis, Minn. Clairvoyant message bearer. Shea. Helen. 525V6 S. Main St.. Los Angeles, Schrelber, Mrs. Gladys, 87 W ilson St., P rov i­ Calif. A sso cia te m in ister (C. S. S. A.), dence, R. I. Medium. •South Side Spir Church 8chum acher, M iss Helen, 91-02 80th St., Shearer, Hattie, Encanto, Calif. Assoc. Min­ W oodhaven, L. I., N. Y. Affiliated w ith ister, C. S. S. A. Church of the Four Leaf Clover; Leader, Shearer, Rev. Sytrequillia, 300 Clinton, Buf­ Dramatic Society. falo, N. Y. M in ister (N. S. A.), M orning Schultz, Frank A., 873 F ourth St., M ilwaukee, Star Spir. Church. Wis. Official. Schultz, O tto L., 829 Sim on ton St., K ey W est, Shelby, Maggie, 3828 Cherokee Ave., San Fla. D iego, Calif. A ssocia te m inister, C. S. S. A. Schum ann, Henry. 512 Van Buren St., B rook ­ Sheppard, Mrs. F ran ces B., 24 P r esco tt St., lyn, N. Y. T ra n ce m edium . Everett, Mass. Medium. Schwalbach, Minnie, 149 Oak Knoll Ave., Sherm an, Chas. H., 4 W. 53rd St., N ew York, Pasadena, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. N. Y. T rustee, A. S. P. R. S. A. Sherm an. L u cy Doonan, 205 N. S ta te St., Schwantes, "Glad.” 1139 Anderson Ave., New Syracuse, N. Y. Associate minister (N. York City. President, Emmy Helss Me­ S. A.). morial Center. Shulz, Mamie, 812 N. Anthony Ave., Ft. Schw antes, Jr., Paul C., 1139 A nderson Ave., Wayne, Ind. Medium. New York City. Secretary, First Spir. Shunk, Mrs. Theresa, 3422 4th Ave., Los An­ Church. geles, Calif. Healer. Sclandra, Jennie A., 280 Terrace, Buffalo, Sibley, H om er W., 228 W est 42nd Street, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). New York, N. Y. (Summer address, Lily Scott, Annie Banks, c/o Dealand Hall, 515 Dale, N. Y.) L ecturer. T rem on t St., Boston, Mass. Medium. Slggel, Mrs. E. T., 907 W. 10th St., Austin, 8cott, E dith H., 141 W. 12th St.. Eugene, Tex. Healer. Oregon. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. Sima. Mrs. Dorothy Wood, 1042 University Scott, Mrs. M. A., 501 Washington Ave., Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Trumpet medium. Brooklyn, N. Y. Minister. Simmons, Mrs. Ava, Oakland, Maine. Secre­ Scott. Major R. T. M.. 265 Riverside Drive, tary. Temple Heights Spir. Corp. (North- New York, N. Y. Acting Chairman, New port, Me.). * Y ork Section. A. S. P. R. Simmons. K. S., 278 Oswego St., Portland, Scott, R. T. M ailand (II), 265 R iv ersid e Ore. President, Third Spir. Church Tem­ Drive, New York, N. Y. Writer; Formerly ple. Associate Editor, Mystic Magazine. Sim m on s, Mrs. M arie, 710 O akhurst St., 8cott, Rovere. 2665 M ission St., San F ra n ­ Houston, Tex. Clairvoyant. cisco. Calif. Psychic, lecturer, writer. Simon, Mr. Mahlon, 2637 W. O xford St., Scott. T. A.. P. O. B ox 2883. B oston, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. Editor, "The Banner of Life.” Seabury, Frances, 1947 Broadway (Room Slmonds, Frank, Stockton Springs, Maine. 421), N ew York. N. Y. Medium. Official. Seabury, Victor D., 1947 Broadway (Lincoln Simons. S., 210-211 Tribune Bldg., Provi­ Arcade), Room 421, New York. N. Y. dence, R. I. Lecturer. Medium. Sinclair, Upton, -Station "A," Pasadena. Searle, J. F. (Rajah Sadish). 591 Madison Calif. Author, publisher. St., Brooklyn, N. Y.; 25 B rev oort PI., Singh, Prof. L. Ram, 3255 U nion St., Bel- Brooklyn, N. Y. Medium. laire, Ohio. Minister and Medium, N. S. Secord, Agnes, 3254 Bayo Vista Ave., Ala­ Alliance. meda, Calif. Director, Calif. State Spir. Sipes, Mrs. C. B.. 2514 W. 15th St.. L os A ss’n. Angeles, Calif. General agent, spiritual Seeley. L aura G., 14 C larke St., Bingham ton, literature. N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Sisinger, Mrs. Ellen, 1005 P a trick St.. Flint, Selb, Miss Edna, 1322 N. Harding Ave., Chi­ Mich. Divine healer, lecturer and message cago. 111. Secretary. bearer. Sentfleber, Albert F., 8553 144th St., Jamaica, Sizer, E. D., 1516 Chartiers Ave., McKees L. L, N. Y. Treasurer, Church of the Four Rocks, Pa. Psychologist; Divine Healer; Leaf Clover; President, Mission of Four Student. Leaf Clover. Rockville Centre, L. L, N. Y. Skean, Rev. B udm an R., M ain St., R oyers- 44 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

ford, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. S. Sm ith. Vivian Clark, 144 W. 72nd St., Apt. Alliance. 3B, New York, N. Y. Medium. Skiles. Lydia, 2252 N. 15th St., Philadelphia, Smith, Walter, 158 W. 106th St., New York. Pa. Psychic. N. Y. Healer. Skiuhushi, Dr., Ph.I.D., P. O. B ox 245, S ta ­ Smith, Yale, 1911 W. M ulberry St., San A n ­ tion G, New York City. Teacher and tonio, Texas. President, Central Spiritual­ lecturer; Indian ethnology and psychic ist Church. science. Smith, Yale, 1911 W. Mulberry St., San An­ Skillman, Rev. C. B., Richmond, Ind. Pastor, tonio, Texas. President, Central Spir. Science Church of Spiritualists. Church. Slapp-Kohr. Mrs. Em m a, 9 E. W alton PI., Snellbaker, Mrs., 2710 W. Silver St., Phila­ Apt. 1, Chicago, 111. Spiritual readings. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Slater, John, 2772 Filbert St., San Francisco, Snipes Joseph F., Cassadaga, Fla. (Oct.- Calif. National message medium, ordained May); Lake Pleasant, Mass. (May-Oct.). minister under C. S. S. A. (Personal sec­ Author, "Fifty Years in Psychic Research.’’ retary, C harles Endor, 110 L oom is St., C h i­ Snyder, Anna Lee, 559 Ladd Ave., Portland, cago, 111.) Ore. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 64. Slatt, B ert D., 358 O ntario St., Hornell, N. Y. Snyder, Rev. Minnie, 911 M cM illan St., C in ­ L icen tia te (N. S. A.). cinnati, Ohio. Slaughter, Mr. Frank B., 1542 N. 13th St., Snyder, Edd, 911 E. McMillan St.. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Ohio. Healer; Psychic. Sloan, Anna E., Route 1, Box 284, National Snyder, Rev. Eva Brown, 3418 Densmore City, Calif. Secretary, First Spir. Church. Ave., Seattle, Wash. Spiritualist Minister. Slutter, Mrs. M aggie, 225 E. L ocu st St., San Snyder, Rev. Gertrude, 447 N. Main St., Antonio, Texas. Secretary, Texas State Wichita, Kans. Medium. Spir. A ss’n; secretary. First Spir. Church. Snyder, Rev. Minnie., 911 E. M cM illan St., Sly max, Rev. Mrs. Minnie, 557 First Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Secretary, P. S. A. of Elizabeth, N. J. Reader. U. S. A.; M inister; P sy ch ic; L ecturer; Smalley, Jack, o/o Fawcett Publications, 529 Qairvoyant. S. Seventh -St., Minneapolis, Minn. Man­ Sohrab, M irza Ahmad, 132 E. 65th St., N ew aging Editor, Mystic Magazine. York, N. Y. Lecturer; Writer. Smart, Mrs. Nettie, Winterport, Me. Lect­ •Soiber, Mrs. Minnie, 5536 E. Chew St., G er­ urer and message bearer. mantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Smart, Mrs. Nettie W., Box 159, Winterport, Medium, N. S. Alliance. Maine. Medium. Sosdorf, G eorge, 2234 N. 5th St., Philadelphia Smesser, Mrs. 261 W. Dauphin 'St., Phila­ Pa. Spiritual advisor. delphia, Pa. Message bearer. Soule. Margaret, Augusta, Maine. Secretary, Smith, Mrs. Alice P., 356 Columbus Ave., Progressive Spir. Soc. Suite 1, Boston, Mass. Circles and Read­ Soule, Mrs. Minnie Meserve, 9 Leamington ings. Rd., Brighton, Boston, Mass. Psychic; sec­ Smith, Mrs. A nnie L., Portland, Me. Speaker, retary, Psychic Research Club. m edium . Southland, Violet, 236 H ew itt St., Buffalo, Sm ith, A rim en ta E., 67 O ak St., J ersey City, N. Y. Associate minister (N. S. A.). N J. Medium. Southw orth, Rev. Jennie, 91 O sborn St., Fan Sm ith, Hon. A rthur C., 87 M anley St., A u ­ River, Mass. Superintendent Lyceums, burn, Me. Mass. State A ss’n. Spir. Sm ith, B ertha M., 4417 65th St., S. E., P o rt­ Southw orth. John R., 23 W. 94th St., N e* land, Ore. Organizer; Secretary, State York. Medium. Spiritualist Ass’n of Oregon. Spanier, Rev. E dn a L., 826 R aym ond Ave., Sm ith, Mrs. B essie. 462 W. 47th St., L os Long Beach, Calif. President of affiliated Angeles, Calif. Lecturer and message Spiritualist Churches. m edium . Spears, W. Hudson, care First Spir. Church, Smith. C. Worthington, Cassadaga, Fla. Sec­ W. O. W. Hall, 207% E. 8th St.. A m arillo. retary, Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Texas. Pastor. A ss’n. Speisseger, T. J., cor. Orange and Cordova Smith, Chas. R., 727% 52nd St., M ilwaukee, Sts., St. Augustine. Fla. Drugs. W is. Pres., W iscon sin Sta te 'Spir. A ss’n.; Spell, Rebecca. 101a W. 136th St., New York, Pres., Morris Pratt Institute. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). Smith, Rev. Claud R., care Central Spirit­ Spence, Rev. Claude, care Alliance Christian ualist Church, Rochester, N. Y. Assistant Church, 555 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass. pastor. Minister and. psychic. Sm ith, C lyde Ramon, 1420 A lbert St., Toledo, Spence, Rev. Claude, 555 Columbus Ave., Ohio. Clairvoyant and mental healer. Boston, Mass. Minister and Medium, N. S. Sm ith, D orothy, 8734 75th St.. W oodhaven, Alliance. L. I., N. Y. Spiritu al m eetings. Spencer, Berton A., 131 Cottage Ave., Water- ville. Me. President, Waterville Spir. Sm ith, E. E., ca re the Spiritual Tem ple, Inc., Society. 420 M ain St., H artford, Conn. Cor. Sec Spencer, Christine Toles, 3751 Boundery St., Smith, E. G., 67 O ak St., J ersey City, N. J. San Diego, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. Leader, Ind. Spir. Church of Advanced Thought. S. A. Spencer, C laren ce N., 1229 N. 58th St., P h ila ­ Smith, Fred, 8 Hill Ave., Saylesville, R. I. delphia, Pa. M edium. T. N. S. A. Speaker; Message Bearer; Healer. Spencer, Lilian (Mrs. Vance Thompson), 1176 Smith, Mme. H attie, 1859 N. 25th St.. P h ila ­ Vista del Mar Ave., Hollywood, Calif. delphia, Pa. Spiritual private reading. Demonstrator and teacher of "Thompson's Sm ith, Mrs. H attie, 727% 52nd St., M ilw au­ Method of Geometric Telepathy." kee, Wis. Treasurer, Morris Pratt Inst. Spies, Erw in, 21 Da Salle St., Rochester, N. Y. Medium. Sm ith, ’ Mrs. H a ttie J.. 1825 N. 25th St., Spore, Marian, 277 Park Ave., New York, Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, N. Y. Inspirational P sy ch ic Painter. N. S. Alliance. Sprague, Rev. E. W., 621 M adison Ave., S. E., Smith, L orenzo, 294 U nion St.. Lynn, Mass. Grand Rapids, Mich. Spiritualist lecturer, Secretary, Lynn Spiritualist Church. minister, missionary. Smith, Mrs. Mary Packard, Carmel, Maine, Spring, Mrs. Nellie. 121 N. Pearl St., Buffalo, R. F. D. Speaker, medium . N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Smith, Nellie M. (Miss), 411 W. 114th St., Springer, John E., Palo Alto, Calif. Attor­ New York City. Psychometrist. ney-at-law; Investigator. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 45

Springer, Mrs. K a tie A., 400 W alnut St.. Stimpson, George W., 1547 Winona Blvd., Roycrsford, Pa. Secretary, Pa. State Splr. Los Angeles, Calif. Spiritual healer (C. A ss’n S. S. A.). Springsteda, Ida. 515 Choctaw, Bartlesville, Stivers, Judge Fred E., 509-10 Lincoln Bldg., Okla. Associate minister. 742 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif. Jurist, Squirrel!, Mrs. Elizabeth, 2566 7th St., Apt. lectu rer B. N ew York, N. Y. M in ister; M edium ; Stoddard, Geo., 1224 4th St., Salem , Ore. Healer. N. S. Alliance. President, First Church of Salem. Brack, Anna M,, 158 E. 46th St„ L os A n ­ Stone, K ath erin e H., 346 B eacon St., B oston, geles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. Mass. Assistant treasurer, Boston Society for Psychical Research. Sra'ckS ' m ’. L., 158 46th St„ L o s A ngeles, Stone, Isabelle, 27 E. 7th St., N ew York, Calif. Spiritu al healer (C. S. S. A.). N. Y. Inspirational P oetess. Stacey, P. H.. 721 14th Ave., N„ M inneapolis, •Stoneback, Mrs. M., 5434 H av erford Ave., Minn. Secretary. Minn. State Splr. Ass'n. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Stafford, Dr. Frank W., 918-14 American Storch, Aaron, 92 G oerck St., N ew York. State Bank Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Psychic Medium. Investigator. Stot, Mrs. Hannah. 301 F rien dsh ip St., F ox St. James, Dr. Red Fox (Skluhushu), P. O. Chase. Philadelphia, Pa. Medium. Box 245, Station G, New York City. Psy- Stott, Geo. O., 280 Bradford Ave., Fall River, chic Message bearer, spiritual magnetic Mass. Secretary, First Portugese Splr. healer, lecturer. Center. St. Jam es, Jr., V incent R ed Fox, P. O. B ox Stougaard, M., 601 W. 13th St., H ouston, 245, Station G, New York City. Psychic Texas. Secretary, Splr. Science Church. message bearer. Strack, H. P., 600 Pennsylvan ia Ave., S. E., Stall, B ert D., 358 O ntario St.. Hornell, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Secretary, the National L icen tiate (N. S. A.). Spiritualist A ss’n. Stahnke, A. F., Wonewoc. Wis. Trustee. Strack, Ida E., 600 P en n sylvan ia Ave., S. E. Camp A ss’n. W ashin gton, D. C. M essa ge m edium . Stalley, Mrs. Guy, 3453 Kyle St.. Robbinsdale, Straley, M iss A gn e s M., 1922 N. B road St., Minn., near Minneapolis. Materializing Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Medium, medium . N. S. Alliance. Stark, H arry Dean, 3326 E. F irst St., L os Strickland, Jr., Mrs. Clem, 2616 Travis, H ous­ Angeles, Calif. Lecturer and Healer. ton, Texas. Secretary, Spiritualist Temple. Stark, Mrs. Jennie, 3326 E. F irst St., L os Stroik, Rev. Lena, 481 33rd St., M ilwaukee, Angeles, Calif. Healer and Medium. Wis. Minister; Medium. N. S. Alliance. Starkey, Jam es S., 128% W est Broadway, Stromberg. Edith Louise, 81 Elmwood St., Paterson, N. J. Trumpet Medium. V alley Stream , N. Y. Staschen, Mrs. Dorothy C., 1568 St. Leger Place, Cincinnati, Ohio. Trumpet Medium. Strong, Anna E., 655 Nelson Place, Newport, Staver, Rev. John R., 1563 S. W eadlock Ave., Ky. Medium. Saginaw, Mich. Readings. •Strong, M argaret B., 47 W. H uron St., B u f­ Staver, Inez, 312% Franklin St., M ichigan falo, N. Y. Secretary, D ivin e T h ou gh t City, Ind. Secretary, First Splr. Church. Splr. Church. Stein, Lena, 1740 Divlsadero St., San Fran­ Stuart-W ade, Dr. Chas. H., 219 N. G rand cisco, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S- Church Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Psychic, non- No. 28. professional. Stein, Rev. Lena, care Christian Independent Stump, Geo., 732 G lena St., Toledo, Ohio. Spiritualist Church, 1740 Divisadero, San Healer. Francisco, Calif. Pastor. Stein, M iles, Split Rock, WTis., R ou te No. 1. Sukul, Sri Deva Ram, 232 E. Erie St., Chi­ Missionary, W. S. S. A.; Pastor, First Spir­ cago, 111. Lecturer and writer of Yoga itualist Mission; Clairvoyant; Medium; Science; president and director, Applied L ecturer. Yoga Institute of America. Steinem ann, Rev. Julius C., R. R. 1, S a n ­ Sule. Rev. Kathleen, 5854 Reeder St., Detroit, dusky, Ohio. Speaker; Medium; Message Mich. Lecturer; Message Bearer (Austrian Bearer. Hungarian). Stephens, Dr. M adge P., 1218% W aba sh Ave.. Sum m erville, Amelia, 66 W. 85th St., N ew Terre Haute, Ind. Official; treasurer, lnd. York City. Lecturer. State Ass'n of Splr. Sund, Carolin e B., 142 M on tgom ery St., B u f­ Stephenson, Leo, 452 W. Vernon Ave., Los falo. N. Y. Secretary, Mount Roma Splr. A ngeles, Calif. N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 54. Church. Stephenson, Rev. Mathew, 233 Myrtle Ave., Sund, F. W., 142 M on tgom ery St., BufTalo, Albany, N. Y. President, First Splr. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). Church. Stevens, Ernest J., M.Sc., Ph.D., D.D., Re­ Sunday, Dr. J. M., 2410 Warren Ave., Chi­ search Institute, 242 Powell St., San Fran­ cago, 111. Medium. cisco, Calif. Lecturer; Researcher; Author; Sundberg, Rev. Mrs., 5869 San Pablo Ave., Artist. Oakland, Calif. Messages. Stevens. Mrs. Jessie F., Newburyport, Mass. Sundquist, Mrs. Maud, 153 G rand St., Low ell, President, First Splr. Church. Mass. Clairvoyant Medium. Stewart. Arthur W., Augusta, Maine. Presi­ dent. Progressive Splr. Soc. Sunter, Arthur, 1943 Dwight Way, Berkeley, Stew art. Dr. A., 744 3rd St., M ilwaukee, Wls. Calif. Messages and readings. Investigator. Supler, A lbert J.. D. M. T . D.C., D.S.T., 401 Stew art. C. E., A ugusta, Maine. Trustee, Harn Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. Author, State Splr. Ass'n. healer. Stew art, C ell (Mrs. W m. L.), 210 H ighland Sutton, Mrs. Mary S., 811 Ionia N. E., Grand Ave., Apt. 304, Detroit, Mich. Formerly Rapids, Mich. M essage bearer, clairvoyant. Cell Berllng, voice medium. Sweatt, Judge J. Turner, Du Quoin, 111. Stew art, Mrs. L. M.. 480 M assach u setts Ave., Boston, Mass. Readings. Lecturer, teacher, astrologer. Stewart. W. M.. 55 Tleman PL. Apt. 27, New Swett, Lakewood, Inc., H. L., Skowhegan, York, N. Y. Medium. Maine. Cottages and rooms for rent at Still, Adolphlne Marie, 35 Morgan Rd., R. D. Madison Spiritualists’ Camp. 1, Binghamton, N. Y. Associate minister Symmese, Ethel, 906 Grace Ave., Crawfords- (N. 8. A.). vllle, Ind. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw). 46 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

T Thom as, Dr. E. W., 6 Sta te St., B angor, Me. Healer. Tafe, M aina L., 219 W. 34th St. (Apt. 41), New York City. Trumpet and independent Thom as, Rev. Elizabeth, 410 F irst St., Mas- voices, lecturer, etc. silon, Ohio. Pastor. Talcott, A. H., State Road, Ashtabula, Ohio. Thomas, Dr. Eugene E., 233 South Broad­ President, First Spiritualist Church. way, Los Angeles, Calif. Author; Editor, Tampke, Charles, 1862 Bernice Ave., Chicago, The Cosmic Dawn. 111. Spiritual Healer. Thomas, Franklin A., 34 W escott St., Malden, Tanner, Alva A., Oakley, Idaho. Spiritual Mass. Author, lecturer, healer, publisher. m edium . Thomas, Rev. Martha, 26 Brinley 'St., New­ Tappan, F. L., Wayzata, Minn. Violinist, port, R. I, M inister and M edium, N. S. spiritual healer and lecturer. Thom as, Mrs. M elvina, 213 W. 128th St., Tarbell, M iss B. A., 12 P reston St., Malden, New York. President, St. Simone Spir. Mass. Medium. Church. Tarbell, Harlan, 1926 Sunnyside Ave., Chi­ T hom pson, M iss Alberta, B ox 276, R. F. D. cago, 111. Magician. No. 6, Royal Oak, Mich. ‘Secretary. Tarr, Frederick B., 104 Sterling Ave., Sharon, T hom pson, Beulah E. (Mrs. G eorge C. O. Pa. Minister, Healer and Medium, N. S. Haas), 555 Edgecombe Ave., New York, N. Y. Minister, Universal Spiritual Church. Taylor, Mrs. 3051 Wheeler Ave., Berkeley, Thompson, Mrs. Frances, 109 W. Washing­ Calif. Astral contacts. ton, Pittsburg, Kans. Medium; Vice-Prea., Taylor, A da W hite, 325 W. T h ird St., L on g Kansas State Spir. Ass’n. Beach, Calif. Author. T hom pson, Mrs. K atherine, 209 M ain St., Taylor, Rev. Charlotte, Perrysburg, Ohio, Buchanan, Mich. Pastor, Good Will Spir­ Lime City Road, R. R. 3. Minister; Lec­ itualist Church. turer; Psychic; Healer. Taylor, Mrs. Diana, 465 Stuart St. (Copley Thompson, Katherine, 302 Main St., Bu­ Theatre Bldg.), Boston, Mass. Psychic. chanan, Mich. Vice president, Buchanan Taylor, Mrs. Iv a Freed, 23 K a rch er St., Spir. Center. Indianapolis, Ind. M em ber, S. M. A. (Sagi­ Thompson, Rev. Sarah Parker, 119 Osceola naw). Ave., Clearwater, Fla.; also, Walpole, Taylor, John M., 1206 41st Ave., Oakland, Mass. Minister of Spiritualism. Calif. Healer and medium. Thompson, Mrs. Vance, see "Spencer, Taylor, John M., 1206 41st Ave., Oakland, Lilian.” Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. C h urch No. 41. Thompson, Mrs. Walter, 115 W. Washington, Taylor, Rev. L illian May, N. G ra n ger St., Pittsburg, Kansas. Medium. Saginaw, Mich. Medium. Thom s, Rev. Lydia, 2948 N. Seventh St., Taylor, Rev. M^e M., 5816 Harold Way, Milwaukee, Wis. Pastor, People’s Temple Hollywood, Calif. Ordained minister under of Progressive Science. Psychic and C. S. S. A.; pastor, Spir. S cien ce Church. Healer. Taylor, Rev. Melvina E., c/o Morris Pratt Thoms, Mabel, 2948 N. Seventh St., Mil­ Institute, Whitewater, Wis. Lecturer and waukee, Wis. Sec., People’s Temple of Medium; Secretary and Teacher, Morris Progressive Science. Pratt Inst. Thornton. Birdie M., 4551 Vincennes Ave., Taylor, William Marcus, A.B., B.P.D., Ph.D., Chicago, 111. President. D. D., Chattanooga, Tenn. Author of Bio- Thorpe, C. A., 1017 S. 1st Ave., M arshall­ Psychology; president of the Taylor School town, Iowa. President, State Spir. Ass’n of Bio-Psychology and of the Taylor Uni­ o f Iowa. versity of Bio-Psychology, Inc., corre­ Thronsden, Mrs. Anna, 1633 College Ave., spondence and resident institutions, re­ Indianapolis, Ind. Lecturer and message spectively. bearer. Teaney, Edward G., 1828 Walnut Ave., Long Throop, John, 9311 Cheyenne Ave., Detroit, Beach, Calif. Teacher; Spiritual Reader; Mich. Pres., First Spiritualist Temple. Trumpet Medium. (With Church of Spir­ Thursby, Miss Emma, 34 Gramercy Park, itual Development). New York City. Psychic investigator. Teeter, Mrs. Mary, care First Spiritual Thurston, How ard, 231 W. 45th St., N ew Church, at Unitarian Church, Main and York. Magician, psychic investigator. Center Sts.. Pomona, Calif. Secretary. Tibbies, Rev. Sidney Charles, 14546 St. Tegner, Rev. F olk e W., 303 S. 3rd St., R o ck ­ Mary’s Ave., Detroit, Mich. Lecturer, ford, 111. Pastor, Progressive Spiritualist medium, healer. Alliance Church, Rockford, 111.; National Tice, M. Estell, 500 C enter St., 1st Apt., C h i­ President of the United Spiritualist cago, 111. Medium. Churches of America, Inc. (Michigan); Ticknor, John W.. office, 17 E. 49th St.; home, Third Vice-President, National Spiritual the Blltm ore, N ew York, N. Y. Psychic. Alliance of America. Known as the TIeken, Mrs. H. D., 2402 Mores, Houston, "Swedish Mystic Crystal Medium.” Tex. Vice president, Spir. Science Church. Telge, Mrs. Minnie, 342 Oxford, Houston, Tirrell, William G., 55 May Ave., Montello, T exas. Spiritu alist h ealer (N. S. A.). Mass. President, Mass. State Ass’n of Temple, Dana Smith, Hillsboro, N. H. In­ Spir. spirational Medium. Tilton, Mrs. Fannie, 272 Beacon St., Somer­ Terrell, Mrs. Marion, 5505 W. G irard St., ville, Mass. Medium. Philadelphia, Pa. M edium . T. N. S. A. Timlin, Bernice A., Woodlawn Station, Thayer, Mrs. H. J., 22 P ortlan d St., W o r­ Lackawanna, N. Y. President, First Spir. cester, Mass. Readings. Church. Thayer, Henry, 683 Tremont St., Boston, Titcombe, Mrs. Rose, Stockton Springs, Mass. Medium. Maine. President, Spir. Society. Theil, Mrs. M. L., 815 Western Ave., Pitts­ Titus, Rev. Justin E., 337 G regory St., burgh, Pa., N. S. M edium. Rochester, N. Y. Pastor, Plymouth Church. Theobold, S. J., 14 W. 16th St., Jam estow n, Tobias, A lice, 530 49th St., Oakland, Calif. N. Y. Secretary, Spirit Communion Ordained minister under C. S. S. A. Church. Tooker, Mrs. Ida, 630 C h estn ut St., H a m il­ Thom, Mrs. H. R. M., 1323 Eutaw Place, ton, Ohio. Clairvoyant. Baltimore, Md. President, Balto. Psychic Toph, Mrs. Ollah, Box 241, Broad Rlple Sta­ Study Club. tion, Indianapolis, Ind. Spiritual lecturer; Thomas, Charles, care First Spiritual Har­ vice president, Ind. State Ass’n of Spir. mony Church, 1656 Purchase St., New Bed­ Topper, Isabel, 2913 D ivision St., L o s A n­ ford. Mass. President. geles, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. S. A. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 47

Topper. F. P., 318 W est St., A shtabula. Ohio. Van Hatton, Leonora, 1128 Nielsen Ave., Far Vice president. First Spiritualist Church. R ock aw ay, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. Torrey, Rev. Maude F., 51 Eastern Ave., S. A.). East Lynn. Mass. Spiritualist minister, V antassell, Mrs. M aude E., 562 M ain St., missionary of N. S. A. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Minister and Medium, Tournear, Mrs. Em m a, 1205 M urphy St., N. S. Alliance. Great Bend, Kansas. Secretary, First Spir. V arcoe, Rev. A nnabelle K.. 103 W. 74th St., Church. ... _ New York, N. Y. Trayer, Mrs. A ugusta, 1006 W. 7th St., T a y ­ Verrill, Mrs. E. T., Indian River, Mich. Hon. lor, Texas. Healer. Member, S. M. A. (Saginaw); wife of the Trelaw ney, Byrls. 105 N. V ernon St., P r in c e ­ Founder. ton. N. J. Palmist and vocational char­ Verity, G., care Spiritualist Mission Church, acter analyst. 2012 5th Ave., N ew York, N. Y. M edium. Trem aine. Mrs. R osella E., 7 L ib rary St., Vicker, John M., 1581 Atlantic Ave., Brook­ Lily Dale, N. Y. President, Lily Dale Splr. lyn, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. S. A.). Church. , Vinton, W arren J., 234 E. 15th St., N ew Trestler, E. B.. 6729 South M organ St., C h i­ York. N. Y. W riter. cago, 111. Medium. Vita, Schari, 910 N. State St., Chicago, 111. Trevlllion, Mrs. Ruth, 3239 N. Illin ois St., Spiritual Adviser. Indianapolis. Ind. Secretary, Psychic Sci­ Vlasek, V irgil, 121 E. 30th St., L o s A ngeles, ence Spiritualist Church. Calif. State superintendent of Lyceums Troslner. R ichard E . 27 C argill St., P r ov i­ (Spiritualistic). dence. R. I. Spiritual missionary. V ogt. Mrs. Lillian, 116 Sw an St., Dunkirk, Troubetzkoy, The Princess (Amelia Rives), N. Y. Secretary. Golden Rule Spir. Church. Castle Hill, Cobham, Albemarle Co., Vir­ Vogt, Marie, 3926 E. Michigan Ave., In­ ginia. Author. dianapolis, Ind. Secretary, Psychic Science Trump, Etta, 3512 N. Broadway, Los An­ Splr. Church. geles, Calif. Teacher and Healer. V oight, C. K., 1295 H a g u e Ave., St. Paul, Tubby, Miss Gertrude Ogden, 184 Bellevue Minn. Trustee, State Splr. Ass’n of Min­ Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. Psychic Re­ nesota, 1931. search; Lecturer; Editor; Corresponding Secretary, Survival League of America. Von Der Lin, Katherine, 8921 Dorrington Tucker, Milo A., 735 Ellis St., San Fran­ Ave., West Hollywood, Calif. Minister, cisco. Calif. Scientific Investigator and Spiritualistic Temple of Immortality. lecturer. von Dolah, Rev. Nellie, c/ o 142 T o p p in g St., Kansas City, Mo. Minister and Medium, Tunlln. B ern ice A.. 40 4th St., W oollaw n N. S. Alliance. Station, Buffalo, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister fN. S. A ). Von Klenner, Baroness Katherine Evans, Turner, Miss Mamie, 39 N. 57th St., Phila­ 1730 B roadw ay. New' Y ork Citv. Author. delphia, Pa. Healer. N. S. Alliance. Voorhees, Minnie F., 2206 Dell Ave., Venice, Turney, Mrs. Helen R., Lake Pleasant, Mass. Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 12. President. N. E. Splr. Camp Meeting Ass'n. Voron, Miss Mae. c/o William Lake, 137 W. Tyler, F loren ce L., 440 Stu art St.. Boston, 72nd St., N ew York, N. Y. Secretary, Spir. Mass. Secretary, Order of the Portal. Church of Communication. Tyndall, Dr. Alexander Mclvor, Box 471 R ochester, N. Y.; home,, L ily Dale, N. Y. W M in ister (N. S. A.), Central S piritu alist Church, Rochester; author, lecturer, Wagner, Herman, Bangor. Pa. In charge w riter. Spiritualist Summer Camp. Tyndall. Laura Mclvor, Lily Dale, N. Y. Wagner. Jessie Philbrick, 39 East Ave., N., M in ister (N. S. A.). Battle Creek, Mich. Secretary. W agner, Mrs. Inez, 2548 W. 12th St., L os Angeles, Calif. Pastor, People’s Splr. U Church; Trumpet Medium. Waite, Rev. Maggie, 401 Western Ave., Blue Uhlmann, Mae, Sumner, Wash. Spiritual Island, 111. Pastor, medium. healer. Waite, Mrs. Maggie, 3817 W. Congress St. U nderw ood, Frank, 321 N. P a ca St., B a lti­ (first flat), Chicago, 111. Readings by mail; more, Md. M in ister and M edium , N. S. vice president, Illinois State Spiritual Ass'n. Alliance. W aite, Dr. and Mrs. N. H.. 350 D ean St., Understock, Wm., Kankakee, HI. Treasurer, Brooklyn, N. Y. M edium s. the Psychic Research Temple. W aithe, Jam es N., 15 H ask in s St., Boston, Unxlcker, Rev. Effle. Elkhart, Ind. Pastor. Mass. Minister; Medium; Healer. N. S. U pplnghouse, Mrs. Em m a. G ra ce St., D u ­ Alliance. buque, Iowa. Vice president, Spiritual Wakefield, Mrs. Emma. Dexter, Me. Secre­ Science Society. tary, Spiritualist Society. Walen, Rev. Oscar. 428 E. 153rd St., New York City. Spiritual healing message V services. Vail, Marlon Carpenter. See "Carpenter- Walker, Elinor, 448 Parkdale Ave., Buffalo, VaO." N. Y. Medium. Vail. W. K.. care Second Spiritualist Church, W alker, H ow ard E., R. F. D. 3, A ttleboro, 224 C oop er St., Cam den, N. J. S piritu alist Mass. Secretary, Splr. Progressive Soc. healer. Walker, Mrs. Lucy A., 135 St Louis Ave., Valdez, Fernando. 3924 Alameda Ave., El Buffalo, N. Y. A ssocia te M inister, N. S. A. Paso. Tex. President, Socled&d Esplritista W all, A nnie H.. 204 S. 9th, Tankaw a, Okla. y Para. Associate minister. Vallantlne, George. 623 Fifth Ave.. W illiams­ Wall. Thomas, care “True Light" magazine, port, Pa. International independent voice, 7517 Jamaica Ave., Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y. medium . On board of editors. Van Buren, Mrs. M ary B., 869 H am ilton St.. Wrall, T h om a s R., 8527 88th St., W oodhaven, Albany, N. Y. Minister and Medium. N. S. N. Y. Lecturer; Pastor, Mission of Four Alliance. Leaf Clover Church, Rockville Center, L. I., Vandenburg, Mrs. Margaret. 847 S. Law­ N Y rence. Wichita. Kans. Secretary. First Wallace. Mrs. 966 Valencia St., San Fran­ Splr. Society. cisco, Calif. Readings. 48 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

W allace, Mrs. Anna, 400 W. 19th St.. O k la­ Weber, Miss Margaret, 2675 Valentine Ave., homa City, Okla. National superintendent New York City. Medium. of Bureau of Lyceums. N. S. A. Weber. William. 1622 N. %, Galveston, W allace, Geo. R., 523 S en eca St., Apt. U, Texas. President, First Splr. Church. 'Seattle, Wash. President, Temple of W ebster, Rev. Effie I.. 3 T rem on t St., M ont­ Truth—Second Spiritualist Church. pelier, Vt. Medium. Wallace, Grant, c/o Masonic Supply Co., W ebster, M ary E., 172 E. H untingdon St., R oom 809, 34 W. 33rd St., N ew York. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Author; Investigator. W ebster, Mrs. Oline, 1311 A lbany St.. L os Wallace, Rev. Marie F. S., 1231 McAllister Angeles, Calif. Associate minister (C. S. St., San Francisco, Calif. Pastor, the So­ S. A.), F irst Spir. Tem ple. ciety of Progressive Spiritualists; message W ebster, Ralph, 1311 A lbany St., L os A n ­ medium . geles, Calif. Licentiate worker under C. S. Wallace, Lena Clark, 24 Linden Ave., Malden, S. A. Mass. Inspirational verse message. Webster, Stephen, 294 Richmond Ave., Buf­ Wallace, Rev. Stella Ross, 523 Seneca St., falo, N. Y. ‘'Founder,” National Ass’n of Apt. U, Seattle, Wash. Pastor, Temple of Free Psychics. Truth—Second Spiritualist Church. Na­ Weeks, Rev. F. M., 26 S. Ridge Ave., West tional Spiritualist Minister and Advisor. Grove, N. J. Spiritual advisor. Walsh, Miss Bella, 120 W. Canton St., Bos­ ton. Mass. Minister and Medium, N. S. Wehner, George, 310 Riverside Drive, New Alliance. York City. Author and deep trance Walter, Mrs. John, 160 Highland Ave., Buf­ medium . falo, N. Y. L ecturer. W elland, Charles, 2149 N. 5th St., Philadel- Walter, Prof, and Mrs. S. M., 9 Passaic piha, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Ave., Summit, N. J. Psychic Research Weiss, J. F., 226 Michigan Ave., Hammond. E xponents. Ind. 'Secretary, Progressive Spir. Church. Walton, Mrs., 1312 North Ave. 54, Los An­ Welander, Mrs. Alice, 6647 Avenue R, Hous­ geles, Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church ton, Texas. President. First Spir Church. No. 59. Welbura, Mrs. Mary, 1924 Kimball St., Phila­ W alton, D aniel Day. 40 W. 40th St., N ew delphia, Pa. Minister; Medium. N. S. York, N. Y. Counsel, A. S. P. R. W alton, Dr. Julia M., A m erican B uilding W elch, E th el M., Enfield, N. H. Secretary, and Loan Bldg., Jackson, Mich. Pastor, N orthern N. E. Section A. S. P. R. First Spiritualist Church. W elch, Rev. Ida, 62 W. 125th St., N ew York, Wandell, Wilburt C., 3 'Symonds Place, El­ N. Y. mira, N. Y. Secretary, F irst Spiritual Wellman, Adele, 15 Lexington Ave., New Church o f Elm ira, N. Y. York, N. Y. Executive Secretary, A. S. W ard, Elizabeth. 174 Irv in gton St., San P. R. Mem. N ational C ouncil S. L. A. Francisco, Calif. Secretary, First Temple. Wellman, Adele, 15 Lexington Ave., New Ward, Mrs. Kate, 118 W isconsin St., Peoria, York, N. Y. Executive Secretary, Ameri­ 111. Secretary. can Soc. for Psychical Research. W ard, Rev. L ou i A., 1912 F aroon St., St. Welsh, Mary A., 9126 Miles Ave., Cleveland, Joseph, Mo. Speaker; Medium; Message Ohio. Bearer. W ells, Mrs. Helen. 600 W. 138th St., N ew W ard, M iss M aria E., 9 M adison St., S om er­ York City. Author, clairaudient medium; ville, Mass. Secretary. president. Spiritual and Ethical Society, W arm an, E dw ard B., 3446 W in slow Drive, N ew York. Los Angeles, Calif. Author, lecturer. Wells. Mrs. Lena Clark, 24 Linden Ave., Warne, Mrs. Minnie C., care National Spirit­ Malden, Mass. Healer. ualist, 765 Oakwood Blvd., Chicago, 111. W ells, L ouise, 1180 H a lsey St., Brooklyn. Business manager. N. Y. Secretary, Gleams of Light Spir. W arner. Rev. B elle Miller, 1700 Sta te St., Church. Schenectady, N. Y. Wemmell, Mrs. Alice G., 15 County St., At­ Warner, Mrs. Henry, c/o Mrs. J. A. Town­ tleboro. Mass. Secretary. send, 903 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. W entw orth, Rev. Lillian, 1 W elcom e St., Secretary, New York Section, A. S. P. R. Haverhill, Mass. Minister; Medium. N. S. Warren, Mrs. Sarah A., 1420 S. Chadwick Alliance. St., Philadelphia, Pa. Minister and Me­ Wentworth, Susan M.. 2029 S. Longwood dium, N. S. Alliance. Ave.. L os A ngeles, Calif. (-Spiritual healer W arren, W illiam A., 671 T rem on t St.. B o s ­ fC. S. S. A.). ton, Mass. Speaker and Message Bearer. W est, C addie L., L incoln Rd.. R oute 1, Box W ashburn, K ath erin e M., 507 M ain St., 46. Santa Barbara, Calif. Secretary, Spir. Hackensack, N. J. Investigator. Temple of Light. Washburn, Owen R., Orford, Grafton County, West, Rev. Clara, 910 N. Main St., Adrian, N. H. Minister, West Congregational Mich. Trustee, Spiritualist Mediums’ Alli­ Church; Occasional writer and lecturer on ance. healing and spirit phenomena. W est, Mrs. E. N.. 62 W. 125th St., N ew Washington, Mrs. Emma, 2205 N. Van Pelt York, N. Y. President, The Second Trinity St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor Spir. Church. W asniew ski, Rev. C., 1597 5th Ave., M il­ W est, Dr. F. G., 2005 M ilam St.. H ouston, waukee, Wis. Vice president, Milwaukee Texas. Pastor. First Spiritualist Church. Psychic Research Soc. West, Mrs. Hattie, 251 Corliss Ave., Johnson W aters, Chas. R., 705 T u ttle Ave., Elmira, City, N. Y. Medium; Member, S. M. A. N. Y. Secretary. (Saginaw). Watson, Rev. Bertha, 2207 N. 60th, Seattle W est, S. B.. 323 E. C h icago St., Elgin, 111. Wash. Pastor, Church of Spiritual Unity. President. Watson, Dr. William Henry. 4951 Lake Park W est, Prof. W. E., 1705 Sprin g G arden St., Ave., Chicago. 111. Author. Philadelphia, Pa. Trance medium. Watts, Nellie M.. 6027 Hayes Ave., Los An­ W est, W illiam H., 62 W. 125th St., N ew Y ork geles. Calif. Recording secretary, National City. Medium, meetings. P sv oh ologica l Tnst W estcott, James. Salem St.. M alden, Mass. Webb, Mrs. Nancy, 522 S. Geddes 'St., Syra­ Weston, Lillian Grant, 295 Huntington Ave., cuse, N. Y. Medium. Room 402, Boston, Mass. Pastor, Spiritual W eber, Mrs. 2768 H elen St., Philadelphia, Brotherhood; Spiritual -Science and Meta­ Pa. Spiritual medium. physician. Weber, Fred, 801 Brighton Ave., Toledo, Wetzel. Rev. Ida R., Battle Creek, Mich. Ohio. Pres., Central Spiritualist Church. Minister. INDIVIDUAL. NAMES—UNITED STATES 49

W eyant, Dr. Helen, 342 Irv in g St., Toledo. ■Whltwell, Jos. P., 17 E. T h ird St., St. Paul, Ohio. Author, spiritual healer. Minn. President; National Spiritualist W halley. Mrs. Alice, 457 6th St., Brooklyn, Association; President, State Spiritualists' N. Y. M in ister and M edium , N. S. A lli­ Association of Minnesota, and President of ance. the First Spiritualist Church of St. Paul, W heeler, D aniel E.. 25 W est 43rd St., N ew Minn. York, N. Y. Editor, Ghost Stories Maga­ W hitw ell, Mrs. J. P., C om m od ore H otel, St. zine. Paul, Minn. Minister. W heeler, D aniel E., 25 W. 43rd St., N ew W'hvmant, Dr. Nile Neville, care Feakin's York, N. Y. Editor, Ghost Stories Maga­ Lecture Bureau, Times Bldg., New York, zine. N. Y. Wheeler, Miss Elsie, 3642 India St., San Wickland, Mrs. Anna W. (Mrs. Dr. Carl A. Diego, Calif. Associate minister, C. S. Wickland). 6027 Hayes Ave., Los Angeles, 8. A. Calif. Trance medium. Wheeler, Rev. Hannah, 1034 Third Ave., Wickland. Carl August, 6027 Hayes Ave., Miami, Fla. Minister; Medium. N. S. Los Angeles, Calif. Physician, author, Alliance. medical advisor, Nat'l Psychological In­ Wheeler. Ina S., 100 Alexander St., Fram­ stitute. ingham, Mass Secretary. Wieland, Charles, 2149 N. 5th St., Philadel­ W heeler, Dr. Mlrt, 1113 D St., Sacram en to. phia, Pa. Secretary, Penn. State Spiritual­ Calif. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church No. 69. ists' A ssocia tion (N. S. A.). W'hicher. Shirley C., care the National Al­ Wiggin, Rev. F. A., 19 Stanton Rd., Brook­ liance of U. S. A., Lake Pleasant, Mass. line, Mass. Pastor. Unity Church, Inc. Secretary. Wiggin, Mrs. F. A., 19 Stanton Rd., Brook­ Whicher, William O., Lake Pleasant, Mass line, Mass. Secretary, Unity Church, Inc. Healer; president, the Nat'l Spir. Alliance. Wiggin. Walter P.. 631 Massachusetts Ave., Whitcher, Anna L., care First Spiritualist Central Sq., Cambridge, Mass. Vice presi­ Church, Manchester, N. H. Secretary. dent, First Spiritualist Temple. Whitcomb, Mrs. Nellie, Box 387, Buffalo, Wiggins, Mrs. Maude E., 59 Basslck Ave., N. Y. Psychic remedies. Bridgeport, Conn. President, First Spirit­ W hite. Mrs. A., 530 W. D auphin St., P h ila­ ualist Temple, Cambridge, Mass. delphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor. Wight. Dr. W. M., Atascadero, Calif. Writer W hite, Mrs. Anna, 2608 N. 11th St., P h ila­ In answer to questions. delphia, Pa. Minister; Medium. N. S. Wiksell, Dr. Gustave Percival, 459 S. Orange Alliance. Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Healer and W hite. Mrs. Barbara, 1836 M ichigan Ave., Oahspean Teacher. N iagara Falls. N. Y. Secretary, P r o ­ Wiksell, Dr. Gustave, 459 S. Orange Drive, gressive Spir. Church. Los Angeles, Calif. Rabbah in Oahspean W hite, Rev. Clara M., 3975 18th St., Detroit, Order (Faithist). Mich. Spiritualist minister. Wilcox, Adella M. Warren, 18 Huntington White, Estelle. 2040 K St., San Diego. Calif. Ave., Suite 45, Boston, Mass. Spiritual- A ssocia te m inister, C. S. S. A. magnetic healing. White, F. Gordon, Cassadaga, Fla. Treas­ W ilcox, M arian, 1202 W. A ugusta St., S p o ­ urer, So. Cassadaga Spiritualist Ass'n. kane, Wash. Pastor, N. F. S. S. Church White. Floyd N.. 2090 N. College St., Decatur, No. 60. 111. President. Wilcox, W. G., 203 Lowell St., Ironwood, White. Dr. George Starr, 327-333 S. Alvarado Mich. Trustee, West. Wis. Camp Ass’n. St., L os Angeles, Calif. M.D., p sych ic W ilkem an. G eorge, 320 Dean St., Brooklyn, diagnostician, author. N. Y. Secretary. Fourth Spir. Church. White, Mrs. M. M., St. George Hotel, Dallas, Wilkie, Frank, 329 N. Front St., Camden, Texas. Medium missionary (N. S. A.). N. J. Spiritual advisor. W hite, M argaret, 205 W. 61st St., N ew York, W ilkinson, John N., 653 W oodm an St., Fall N. Y. River, Mass. Secretary, First Spir. White, Mrs. R. M., St. George Hotel, Dallas, Lyceum . Tex. Medium; Missionary. White. Stewart Edward. Burlingame, Calif. Willar, Mrs. George, 3908 Grand Ave., Min­ Novelist, psychic Investigator. neapolis, Minn. Clairvoyant message W hite, Dr. T h eod ore H arrison, 8666 So. bearer. Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Author, Willey. Addie B., 226 S. Jeffersonville Ave., Publisher and Teacher of Meta-Psychol­ Seym our, Ind. M ember, S. M. A. (S a gi­ ogy. Founder of The White Institute of naw). Sciences and the Society of Psycho Science, W illey, Ruth A.. 158 M errim ack St., R oom the largest institution of its kind in the 2, Lowell, Mass. Circles. w orld W illiam s. A rthur D.. 398 St. N ich olas Ave., New York. President, Progressive Spir. White. Dr. Theodore Harrison. 8662 South Church. Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. President, WMlliams, Mrs. Bertha, 913 C h estn u t St., White Institute of Sciences; Author; In­ Reading, Pa. Spiritual advisor. ventor of Zodiacal Talking Board. W illiam s, C laren ce C., 1607 E. 32nd St., L os Whiaton, Ava, c/o The National Spiritualist, Angeles, Calif. Minister, psychic. 765 Oak wood Blvd.. Chicago, 111. Business M anager. Williams, Mrs. Cora, Vicksburg, Mich. Whiting, Lilian, the Brunswick, Boston, Leader, spiritualist camp meeting. Mass., and Hotel Florence, Florence, Italy Williams, Elaine H., 310 Riverside Drive, Author, Christian mystic. New York, N. Y. Numerologist. W hitney, H. G., 120 S ta te St., Bingham ton. W illiam s, E lizabeth B., 270 38th St., O ak­ N. Y. Author. land, Calif. Pastor, Spiritualist Science Whitney. Rev. Wellman C.. 19 Sunapee St., Church. Springfield, Mass. Lecturer; Message Me­ Williams, Fannie, 1034 Van Buren -St., Jack­ dium. sonville, Fla. Minister; Medium. N. S. Whlttacker, Edward. 15366 Wlndmille Pointe Alliance. Drive, Grosse Pointe. Mich. Member, W illiam s, I. V. St. G.. 270 38th St., Oakland, (Saginaw). Calif. Lecturer; Healer. W'hlttler, Mrs. 15 Idlew ild St., Allston, Mass. Williams, Rev. Leila E., 143 Oakwood Ave . Medium. Syracuse, N. Y. Pastor, First Spir. Church W hltwell. Mrs. J. P.. 17 E. T h ird St., St. tN. S. A.). Paul. Minn. Pastor, First Spiritualist W illiam s, Lillian, 296 W. 137th St., N ew York, Church. N. Y. H ealer (N. S. A.). 50 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

W illiam s, Mrs. M. E., 174 W. 109th St., N ew W oods, Edythe, 14 H igh St., Fairfield, Me. York, N. Y. President, School of Psychic Secretary, Waterville Spir. Society. Science and Philosophy; medium. Woodward, Rev. Ina, 29 W. North St., Beth­ W illiam s, Mrs. M argaret, 61 N. R uby St., lehem, Pa. Missionary of the National Philadelphia, Pa. Minister; Medium. N. 8. Spiritual Alliance. Alliance. Woodworth, Rev. Bessie, 3017 Washington Williams, Margaret Fulton, care Progressive Blvd., Chicago, 111. Pastor, Psychic Science Spir. Church, 398 St. Nicholas Ave., New Spiritualist Church. York. Minlstrant. Woodworth, William, 3017 W ashington Blvd., Williams, May, 3430 Tangerine Ave., St. Chicago, 111. Secretary, the Psychic Sci­ Petersburg, Fla. Medium. ence Spiritualist Church. W illis, Mrs. Effle G., 86 P ratt St., Mansfield, W oolley, C ornelia F. (Mrs. Cornell W oolley), Mass. Secretary, First Spir. Church “A,’* 950 Park Ave., New York. Psychic investi­ Willis, Joseph, 1524 N. Park Ave., Phila­ gator. delphia, Pa. 'Spiritual healer. Worcester, Rev. Dr. Elwood, 186 Marlboro W illoughby, Mrs. Edith, 244 W. 143rd St., St., Boston, Mass. President, the Boston N ew York, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. Society for Psychic Research. S. A.). Wormington, Alma L., care L. C. Bennett, Wilmot, Dr. W. Franklin, 3715 Mt. Elliot H ensonville, N. Y., or N evsho, Mo., S w e e t­ Ave., Detroit, Mich. Spiritual mlnistrant. water No. 7. Spirit photographer. W ilson, Mrs. 314 14th St., G alveston, Tex. Medium. W orm ood, Rev. H. E., 1526 W. C olvin St.. Syracuse, N. Y. Lecturer and Medium; W ilson, Dr. A. M.. 1007 M ain St., K an sas Chairman, Publicity Com., Spiritualist City, Mo. Editor, “Sphinx” magazine. M ediums’ Alliance (Saginaw). Wilson, Dugwe, Room 107, Coulter Bldg., 213 Worrell, Sydney, 123 Lefferts Place, Brook­ S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Medium. lyn, N. Y. T ea ch er o f O ccultism . W ilson, E. H.. 1944 G erritt St., Philadelphia, W orseg, Mrs. Arm entia, 2613 O live St., K an ­ Pa. Secretary, Jordan De Farris Spir. sas City, Mo. Minister; Medium. N. S. Tem ple. Alliance. Wilson, Martha, Room 1, 2228 Broadway, New York. Medium, pastor the Star of the Wrledt, Mrs. Etta, 2108 Baldwin Ave., De- East Church. torit, Mich. Independent voice medium. Wilson, Rev. Milllcent, 112 Beach St., Malden, W right, Mr. A. M., 2766 M ission St., San Mass. Medium. Francisco, Calif. Healer. Wilson, Olive, 254 W. 135th St., New York W right, Mrs. A dele M., 6251 H a y es St., O ak­ City. Secretary, Holy Divine Spir. Church. land, Calif. Healer; Medium. Wright, Agnes, 370 St. Nicholas Ave., New W ilson, R alph H., ca re Illin ois Steel Co., York City. Secretary, St. Simeon Star­ Joliet, 111. Secretary. light. Wiltshire, Mrs. Anna, 3115 E. Baltimore St., •Baltimore, Md. M inister; M edium . N. S. Wright, Daisy, 34 Bond St., Ashtabula, Ohio. Secretary. Wright, Elliott T„ 6251 Hayes St., Oakland, W inegarden, Dr. D., 717 E. N in eteen th Ave., Calif. Healer; Lecturer. Denver, Colo. Spirit photographs. Wingate, Mrs. Lulu, 1241 Butler Ave., Far Wright, Mrs. Fannie, 331 Carolina Ave., R ock y Mt., N. C. M inister; Medium. N. S. Rockaway, N. Y. Associate minister (N. Alliance. S. A.). Wright, Farnsworth, care Popular Fiction W inkler, Charles, 8631 91st St., W oodhaven, Pub. Co., 840 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, L. I., N. Y. M edium. 111. Editor, “Weird Tales” magazine. W irts, G eorge, 3393 L aw ton St., Detroit, Wright, Rev. Harry M., Norwalk, Ohio. Pas­ Mich. Manufacturer of aluminum trumpets. tor, First Universalist Church. W irts, G eorge E., 3993 L aw ton Ave., N. D e ­ W right, Janie, 3748 104th St., Corona, L. I. troit, Mich. Manufacturer and dealer in ■Secretary, E igh th Spir. Church (N ew York Aluminum Trumpets. City). W ise, C h arles H., Branchport. N. Y. P sy ch ic photographer. (Formerly of Ann Arbor, Wright, Mrs. Manda, 4340 N. Kenneth Ave., Chicago, 111. Minister and Medium, N. S. Mich.) W isem an, G. A lsim a, 501 W. 148th St., N ew Alliance. York. Hon. president, Spiritual Science Wroughton, Oliver L., 801 Graphic Arts Friends Society of America. Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. President, State Witherell, John F., Lily Dale, N. Y. Spir. A ss’n Mo. W itt, Arthur, 2630 S. 31st St., M ilwaukee, Wurst, Rev. Leon J., 932 W. Daughin St., Wis. Chiropractor; Psychic Researcher. Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual services and W itt, C. E., 1601 F irst Ave., Dallas, Tex. private readings. Secretary. Dallas Spir. Church. Wyatt, Mrs. Mabel, 499 St. Marks Ave., Wolf, Marie, 323 Cerritos Ave., Glendale, Brooklyn, N. Y. Secretary, Good Will Spir. Calif. P residen t, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. Church. 39. W olfe, Alberta, 729 N. 29th St., Philadelphia, Pa. M edium . T. N. S. A. Y W olford, Mrs. Geo., 2255 S. Santa Fe., Wichita, Kansas. Medium. Y erreance, Mrs. Frank, A rlington P. O., W olge, P e ter J., 510 E. 79th St., N ew York Rochdale, R. F. D., N. Y. Medium. City. President. Hope Spir. Church. W ood, Alby, 43 C raw ford St., Cranston, R. I. Yoho, A. E., 2318 N. 9th St., Philadelphia, Spiritual Healer and Clairvoyant. Certi­ Pa. Spiritual medium. fied by T. N. S. A. o f U. S. A., Inc. Yoho, Mrs. A. R-, 2318 N. N inth St., P h ila­ Wood, Alice A., 9521 4th Ave., Brooklyn, delphia, Pa. Circles and consultations. N. Y. A uthor; M edium. York, Ella, 15 S. 14th St., San Jose, Calif. W ood, Alfred, 772 M acon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Secretary, N. F. S. S. C hurch No. 21. Lecturer, message and healing medium. Yost, Rev. Belle, 302 S. Blackstone, Jackson, Woodbridge, Frank, Erie, Pa. Spirit photog­ Mich. Message bearer and lecturer. rapher. Young, C harles W., 120 W. 6th St., Dunkirk, W oodbury, E d g a r E., 11 C edar St., Beverly, N. Y. President, F irst Spir. Church. Mass. Secretary. Woodley, Mrs. Helen, 3982 Ballard Ave., Young, Mrs. H. B., 234 W. 120th St., New Oakley, Cincinnati, Ohio. Healer; Clair- York City. Secretary, Allen Memorial audient; Clairvoyant. Church. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—UNITED STATES 61

Z Zeiberg, Richard, care True Light magazine, 7517 J am aica Ave., W oodhaven, L. I. N. Y. Zabrlskie, Dr. E dw in O., 115 E. 61st St., On board of editors. N ew York, N. Y. Trustee, A. S. P. R. Zeigler, Rev. L. M., 303 W. V an B uren St., Zain, C. C. (pen nam e of E lbert Benjam ine), Battle Creek. Mich. Medium. P. O. Box 1525, Los Angeles. Calif. Author Zenda, Mrs. Lillian, 14 E. 125th St., N ew of all of the Brotherhood of Light lessons. York, N. Y. Minister; Medium; Healer. Zakelow, Waldemar, 77 Forest St., Hartford, N. S. A lliance. ____, Conn. Secretary. Zimmerlie. Mrs. F.. 359 Walnut Ave., Elgin, Zandra, G. A., Box 464, Hollywood, Calif. 111. President. _ _ Representative of the Ahmadlya Movement Zucchino, V ella Josephine, 333 W. 16th St., In Islam. Founder of the Hollywood Is­ N ew York, N. Y. A ssocia te m in ister (N. lamic study center. S. A.). 52 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

WANTED

An Endowment of $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . to establish a NATIONAL LABORATORY for Psychical Research in America

William Ewart Gladstone, the famous English Premier, said: "Psychical Research is by far the most important work that is being done in the world.”

The Literary Digest states: “The public giving to education is perhaps the most ade­ quately recorded, says Mr. Furst, and he informs us: ‘The United States Bureau of Education reports the increase between 1900 and 1926 of the equipment of our univer­ sities and colleges from 162 to 1,356 millions in dollars, their endowments from 147 to 938 millions.’ ”

BUT WE HAVE NO LABORATORY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.

Professor Charles Richet, eminent scientist of France, said in 1927 : "Our science (psychic) has taken its place among the classical sciences, officially recognized, since it now has its seat at the Sorbonne, that jealous guardian of tradition, which for five hun­ dred years has represented all the universities of France.”

What greater boon could one give to humanity than to demonstrate survival of human consciousness after so-called Death?

Who will immortalize him/herself in founding a National Laboratory for Psychical Re­ search in the United States? Eminent scientists and researchers will come forward to act on the Council of such an institution.

If interested, address WM. C. HARTMANN, Organizer, BOX 29, JAMAICA, N. Y. INDIVIDUAL NAMES AND ADDRESSES In Various Countries with Designations as to Activities

ARGENTINE REPUBLIC S. W., A ustralia. F aith ist w riter and le c ­ turer. Durand. F., Tucuman 1736, Buenos Aires, Sherburn, Wm., 147 Oakover Road, West Argentine Republic. Director ."Constancia." Preston, N. 18, Melbourne, Australia. Hon. Ferreyra, M. Pedro L., Calle 5 et 76, La Sec., Malvern Spiritual Church. Plata, Argentine. Director, de la Revue Slee, Mr. A. J., 78 Ferguson Street. Williams- Anales. town, W. 16, Melbourne, Victoria, Austra­ Nosei, Jose R.. Juncal, 1352, Lanus, Argen­ lia. Secretary, Victorian Association of tine. Director, "La Nota Espiritista." Spirituaalists. Sparks, Mrs. T. W., 71 M acau ley Road, Stanmore, Sydney, Australia. Message and AUSTRALIA Trance Medium. Stokes, Mr. P. J., 54 Rowell Avenue, Cam­ A lexander, Mrs., 52 A lrlle St., South Yarra, berwell E. 6, Melbourne, Australia. Hon. Melbourne, Australia. President, Victorian Sec., S. O. L. Church. Council of Spiritualist Churches. Atcherley, J. R., 21 Turner Ave., Glenhuntly, T hom son, Mr. A. S., 47 C h arles St., F orest S. E. 9, Victoria, Australia. President, Lodge. Sydney. Secretary, United Spirit­ Kosmon Church, Melbourne. ualist C hurch o f N. S. W. A y ling, Mr. D., 66 K in g St., N ew tow n, S y d ­ Tillyard, Dr. R. J. F.R.S., Canberra, A u s­ ney. N. S., Australia. Inventor of "The tralia. Investigator, writer. Shastaphone." Tozer, Edgar. 84 V ictoria St., N. M elbourne, Bodell. G eorge, 7 R ibble St., Island Bay, Australia. President, Victorian Council of Australia. Hon. Sec., Wellington Spirit­ Splr. Churches in Australia. ual Church. Waller, Mrs. E., 56 Auburn Ave., Northcote, Brocksopp. William Ernest, 161 Childers St., Australia. Secretary, Northcote Spiritual North Adelaide, South Australia. Investi­ Church for All. gator, spiritualist worker. Zoi, Sister, B ox 3223. G. P. O., Sydney, Brookes, Edwin Stanley, "Holloway" 10 Australia. Psychic. C ow per St., H aw th orn e East, E. 3, M el­ bourne, Victoria, Australia. Writer; Hon. Secretary, Society of Psychic and Occult AUSTRIA •Slcentlflc R esearch. Brown. Mr. W., R oom 327, 3rd Floor, Raw- Astra, All Ben, Vienna VI, Kasernengasse son Cham bers, Sydney, N. S. W. S e cre ­ Nr. 14. Clairvoyant, telepath. tary, United Spiritualist Church (Scientist). Bloch, Chajim, care Cabinet Cabballstica. Conan. C. E., 87 H ill St., Perth, W estern Rafaelgasse 1, Vienna, XX. Austria. Cab- Australia. W’riter. balist advisor, practitioner. Bloch, Mrs. Gusti Hannah, Rafaelgasse 1 Deacon. Vyvyan, Melbourne, Australia. Vienna, XX, Austria. Books by Chajim Trumpet medium. See p. 1159, Nov. 1924, Bloch. Harbinger of Light. Cihlar, Many. Vienne, X., Laxenburgerstr. Fisher, Mrs. S. H., 13 K yn gdon St., C row ’s 75/9, Austria. Occult and Rosicrucian Nest. North Sydney, Australia. Secretary, Author. United Spiritualist Church. Ddrfler, Prof. Dr. Josef, Graz, Austria. In­ Francis, C. J., 15 C arnarvon St., V ictoria vestigator. Park, Western Australia. Hon. Sec., Spir­ itualistic Church of Western Australia. Entz. Univ. Prof. G.. Vienna, XIII, Rosen- Harvey. W. Britton. 117 Collins St., Mel­ thalgasse 18, Austria. Writer. bourne, Australia. Editor, "Harbinger of Fiedler, Emil, Vienna, XVII; Kulmgasse 22. L ight." Director. Editor; Vice-Pres., Metaphysische Gesellschaft. Jewell. T. H.. 118 B risban e St., Perth, W e st Fisher, Ottokar, Vienna 75, Columbusgasse Australia. Hon. Sec., O rder of L ight (Inc.). 1. Austria. University Professor; Re­ M ajor, M iss Ellory, Sydney, N. S. W., A u s­ searcher In occult and psychic phenomena. tralia. Vice President, S. O. L. Church. G ross, R u dolf (H auptm ann a.D.), V ienna 3, Moreh, Madame, 129 Moreland Road East, Marxergasse, 3. Austria. President, Meta­ Coburg, N. 13, Melbourne, Australia. Hon. physische Gesellschaft. Secretary, Victorian Council of Spiritualist Churches. Hahn, Prof.. Vienna. XVII, Promenadenweg 51, Austria. Writer. M orrell. E lean or (Mrs.), 233 C astlereagh St.. Sydney. N. S. W.. Australia. Psychic Haslinger, Prof. Dr. Franz, Graz, Austria. reader, lecturer and spiritual minister. Investigator. Phillips, Mrs. Olivia Alma, 17 Angus St., Hoffmann. Dr. Theol. Richard Adolf. Vienna, Goodwood. S. Australia. Medium. XIX, Sieveringer Strasse 30 A. Austria. Ordentlicher Professor der Theologie an Pollss, Dr. Vere, Ph. D., Chartres House, by der Unlversitftt. Auditorium, Collins Street, Melbourne. Leader, School Occult Science. Kasmacich, Prof. Johannes, Graz, Austria. Rayer, Mrs. L., care Spiritual Church, Mein Investigator. and Boundary Streets. Brisbane. Australia. Kordon-Veri, Herr Fridl, Graz, Austria. Secretary. Medium. K ogelnlk, K apltan F., Braunau-am -Inn, Reynolds, Mrs. Maye. Melbourne, Victoria, Austria. Writer. Australia. Vice-President, S.O.L. Church. Liszt, Dr. Eduard Ritter von, Wien I, Schot- Rlvett. Rev. A.. "Esperance," McIntosh St . tenhof. Unlversit&tsprofessor, Regierungs- Gordon, Australia. Founder, "The Federal rat, B ezirk srich ter a.D., V erteid iger in Independent." Strafsachen, Ehrenpr&sident der "Meta- Rlvett, Mary, M. A.. Burdekin House, Mac- pbysischen Gesellschaft" in Wien, Ehren- quarrie St.. Sydney, A ustralia. Editor, mitglied und jurist. Referent der “World "The Federal Independent." Federation of Promoters of Culture" (New­ Robinson. J. M., 53 B ooth St., Annandale, N. ark, N. J., U. s. A.), St& ndlger M itarbelter 68 54 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

der "Zeltschrift fUr psychische Forschung” Figner, Fred, P. O. Box N 1552. Rio de und des "Das neue Llcht.” Janeiro, Brazil. Spiritualist leader. Narvordoshavsky, Frau Anna, Graz, Munz- Mlrabelll, Carlos, c/o Fred Figner, P. O. Box grabenstrasse, Austria. Medium. 1552, Rio de Janeiro. Materializing medium. Schauba, Doctor, Braunau, Austria. Direc­ Rodrigues, M. Antonio Ollvio, rua, Rodrigo tor of Braunau Hospital; Investigator. Silva, 40 (Antiga Assembea), Sao Paulo, Schermann, Rafael, Vienna II. Untere Weiss- Brazil. Director, revue O Pensamento. garbergasse, 43, Austria. Psycho-grapho- logist. Schneider. Prof. Dr. Karl Camlllo, Vienna, BRITISH ISLES XVIII, Gerstoferstr., 103, Austria. S ch n eider (Sr.), 36 Stadtpatz, Braunau-am - Inn, Neider Oestterelch, Austria. Father Adam, Mrs. A., 340 Strathmore Ave., Dun­ of the Schneider brothers, mediums, dee, Scotland. Clairvoyant, psychic lecturer. "Rudi" and "W illy" 'Schneider. Aeschimann, C. A., 192, Bishopsgate, London, Sllbert, Frau Maria. Graz (Waltendorf), E. C. 2. Publisher. Stelermark. Schorgelgasse. 74, Austria. Ambrose, Judith, 18 The RIdgway, Wim­ Strohl, Dr. Karl, Perchtolsdorf, near Vienna, bledon, S. W. 19, London. Psychic. Franx Josepf Strasse 25, Austria. Occult A nderson, M adam e Bishop. 55 B oudary Rd., Author. St. John’s Wood. Clairvoyante. Thlrring, Hans, Boltzmanngasse, 5, Vienna, A nderson, G eorge, 26 H olland St., G lasgow , IX, Austria. Prof, of physics, Univ. of Scotland. President, Glasgow Ass’n of Vienna; writer. Spiritualists. Von Wlntersteln, Dr. Alfred Freiherr, Anderson-Hulme, Mr. F.. 71, St. George’s Vienna, XIII, Wattmanngasse, 38, Austria. Square, Lonson, S. W. 1. Spiritual and W riter. magnetic healer. Walter, Prof. Daniel, Graz, Sehiessstatt- Appleyard, Walter, Endcliffe Crescent, gasse 58, Austria. Author; Writer; Inves­ Sheffield, Eng. Author. tigator. Armstrong, Vice Admiral J. G., 61 Mount Wassllko-Sereckl, Countess Zo6, Vienna VIII, Pleasant, London, W. C. 1. Investigator; Josefstadterstr. 34, Austria. Psychic Re­ L ecturer. Treasurer, S. O. S. Society. searcher. Hon. Secretary, Austrian So­ Ashdown, Mr. A. J., 119 V ictoria St., London, ciety for Psychical Research. S. W. 1. Ashkir-Jobson Cummunigraph Weissl, Frauleln Freida, Graz, Eggenberg, Inventor. Austria. Medium. Weli8ch, Schulrat Dr. Ludwig, Graz, Nagler- gasse, Austria. President, Gesellschaft B fur Psychicsche Forschung, Graz. Wrchovsky, Prof. William, c/o Sachers Kur- B acon, F. W., H ildersh eim Villa, D ew snap haus, Baden, nr. Vienna, Austria. Author; Lane, Dukinfleld, Eng. Hon. secretary, Writer; Researcher; Secretary, Austrian British Medium’s Union. Balfour, Rt. Hon. Arthur James, 4 Carlton S. P. R. Gardens, S. W. 1, London, England. Zeller, Prof. Maximilian, Graz, Austria. In­ Author. vestigator. Balfour, Rt. Hon. G erald W., W oking, E n g ­ Zugun, Eleonora, VIII Josefstradterstrasse, land. Hon. fellow , A. S. P. R. 34, Vienna, Austria. Physical medium. Ballard, Dr. F., Sheffield, England. Presi­ dent, Sheffield Soc. for Psychical Research. BELGIUM Banbury, Mrs. Annetta, Sandwell Mansions, W est End Lane, W est Hempstead, N. W. 6. Blest, F. Vander, Rue de la Liberte 29, Clairvoyante. Liege, Belgium. Barbanell, Maurice, 29, Jewin Crescent, E. Bleva, H., Rue des Prebendiers, 30, Liege. C. 1, London, Eng. Lecturer. President, Federation Splrite Llegeolse. Barlow. Fred, "Bryntirien,” Springfield Rd., Moseley, Birmingham, Eng. Hon. secre­ Dardenne. M., 54, Avenue Hamolr a Uccle, tary, Soc. for the Study of Supernormal pres., Brussels, Belgium. President, So­ Pictures. ciety Metapsvchlaue. beige. Barrett, Miss Rosa M., 106 Handslde Lane, Gabolet, G., Rue Mathieu, Polaln, 6, Liege. Welwyn Garden City, Herts, Eng. Editor Le Secretaire, Societe Cooperative Le of The Seekers and Beyond (magazine); Foyer Spirltuallste, a Liege. Joint Author (with the late Sir William Heysmans, Prof.. University of Ghent, Bel­ Barrett) of The Religion of Health. gium. Researcher. Barrett, Rosa M., Welwyn Garden City, Lambert, J., rue Boxthay. 32. Pottem, Bel­ Herts, Eng. Author. gium. Secretary, Federation Splrite Barw ell, W. H., 10, C arter K now le Rd., L legeolse. Sheffield. Writer. Lhomme, J., Rue des Blez, 8 (Vennes). Bedbrook, D. Urquhart, St. Leonard’s House, Liege, Belgium. Director, “La Revue Sheen Lane, London, S. W. 14. Psychic Splrite Beige." Investigator, Lecturer and Demonstrator; Moret, L., Rue Mathieu Polaln, 6, Liege, Vice-Pres., Richmond Spiritualist Church. Belgium. Administrator, “Malson des Beddow, Percival B., 46. Anerley Station Sp irltes." Road, London, S. E. 20, Eng. Lectures and Rutot. A.. 189 Rue do la Loi, Brussels, Bel­ Addresses; Editor, "Spiritual Truth." gium. President, "Bulletin du Consell de Begbie. A. L., 36, Rowan Road, W. 6. London. Recherches Metapsychique de Belgique." Benson, Sir Frank, 1 Scarsdale Villas, Ken­ Tartaruga. Ubald, Wien, X V n i , Gentzgasse, sington, W. 8. London, Eng. Shakespearian 132, A ustria. producer. Lecturer and writer on psychic Yerna, M. Sylvaln, rue Mathieu Polaln, 6, subjects. Liege, Belgium. Director, Librarie Splrite. Berry, Geo. F., S. N. U. Ltd., 162 L ondon Road, Manchester, England. General sec­ retary, Spiritualist National Union, Ltd.; BRAZIL editor, National Spiritualist (England). Bessant, Frank, "Woodbank," 23 Fortescue Camara, Olga, Village of Ponte Nova, Dis­ Road, Bournemouth, Eng. National trustee, trict of Therezopolis, Brazil. Physical S. N. U. m edium , b. 1912. Besterman, Theodore, 31 Tavistock Square, Caramuro, Dr. Sebastloa, 132 Rue Serglpe, W. C. 1, London, Eng. Author, writer, Mattao, Brazil. Investigator. Investigator, librarian, S. P. R. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 65

B lackw ell, H., 43 B row n sw ood Rd., F in s ­ lands. In Charge; The Samaritan Bro­ bury Park, N. 4, England. Vice president, therhood. •Society for the Stu dy of Supernorm al Carter, Mrs. G., Park View House, 16, Peir- Pictures. son Rd., St. Hellers, Jersey, Eng. In Blake, Frank T., "Oaklelgh," Richmond charge: The Samaritan Brotherhood. Park Road, Bournemouth, Eng. National Cavendish, Madame Jeane, 2 Nevem Rd., trustee, S. N. U. Cromwell Crescent, Earl’s Court, London, Blatchford, Robert, The Firs, Horsham, Sus­ S. W. Clairvoyant and Numerologist. sex, Eng. Author. G aw thorne, Mr. C., 9 D errin gton Ave., Bloch, Miss Regina Miriam, 88 Duke’s Ave., Crewe, Eng. Hon. Sec., Crewe Nat’l Spir­ Chiswick, W. 4, London. Author. itualist Church. Blyton, Thomas, "Psychecote,” Canadia, Champion de Crespigny, Mrs. Philip, Artil­ Battle, Sussex, Eng. Writer; Hon. Cura­ lery Mansions, Westminster, London, Eng. tor, pro tern, Psychic Athenaeum for the Author; Psychical Investigator; Speaker, Southern Counties of England. Novelist; Articles; Artist. Chairman, Bri­ Blumenthal, Mrs. Dora E.. 64 Springfield tish College of Psychic Science; Vice- Gardens. N. W. 8. London. Founder of Chairman, Writers’ Club; Hon. Fellow, Spiritualistic Movement for Hebrews in Philosophical Society of England. England. Cheeseman, H. E., 29 Queen's Gate, London, Boddlngton, R.. 90 Loughborough Park, S. W. 7, Eng. Manager, "Beyond," Mag­ Brixton, London, S. W. 9, Eng. Vice presi­ azine. dent, Spiritualists’ National Union Council. Child, John Wilfred. Northgate, Darlington C oddin gton , H arry (Dipl. S. N. U.), 17 Ash- Co., Durham, Eng. Psychic Reader of mere Grove, London. S. W. 2, Eng. Author Auras. and lecturer on psychic science; director, Clark, Miss Eva, c/o Open Door Library, 14 Longon Psychic Educ. Centre; manufac­ Hand Court, W. C. 1, London. Healer. turer. "Aurospees," I. e., Kilner screens Clark, Miss Eva, 19, Elm Park Road, Church perfected; past president, London District End, London, N. 3. Speaker and Writer. C ouncil o f the S. N. U. Clayton, Arthur, "Golden Valley," New Bogue, T., 32 Liddle Terrace, Gateshead-on- Stapleford, Notts., England. “The Blind Tyne, Eng. Area Prespresentative, S. N. U. Seer.” Lecturer on Spiritualism and kin­ Bolton, H. N., 24. WJiitestile Road, Brent­ dred thought; Public Platform only. ford. Middx., Eng. Hon. secretary. London Clease, Mrs., 16 Balfern Grove, Chiswick, District Council. S. N. U. W. 4, Eng. Hon. Secretary, Universal Bowen, Marjorie (Gabrlelle Margaret Long), Church of Christ (Brighton). Wassail Court, Rolvenden, Kent, Eng. Clodd, Edward, Stafford House, Aldebrugh, Author; Lecturer. Suffolk, England. Author. Brndbrook, William Robert, 36 Broom Hill Coates, James, Ellerslle, Bridge of Weir, Road, Ipswich, Eng. Author; hon. secre­ Scotland. Author. tary, Ipswich Psychic Society. Coates, J. G., Staff Box, S. W. D. O., Lon­ Bradley, H. Dennis, Dorincourt, Kingston don, S. W. 1, Eng. President, Victoria Vale, S. W. 16, London, England. Author, Psychic Research Society. Investigator. Cooke, Ivan, "The Fifth House,” Elmstead Brady, Mr., 11, Clito St., Moston, Manches­ Ave., Wembley Park, England. Author. ter. Mem. Magnetio Healers’ A ss’n. Cole, Rev. George, 60. Nursery Road, Windy Bralley, Ronald. 90 Sunny Gardens, N. W. 4, Nook, Gateshead. Lecturer; Hypnotist. London. Psychic, obsession cases. Collen-Sm ith, Mr. C. S., 3, Shouldham St., Brittain, F., 28 St. Stephen’s Rd., London, W. 2, England. Principal, "Psychosenslc Brynanston Square, W. 1, London. Circles. Training Centre.” Conner, Mr. A. T., 13, C larem on t Rd., F orest Gate. London, E. 7. Hon. Secretary. The "Brother John.” See Goodwin, Joseph John. National Spiritualist College. Bryce, Viscount James, Forest Row, Eng­ Connor, T., 15, Hacken Lane, Darcy Lever, land. Hon. Fellow, A. -S. P. R. •Bolton, Eng. Hon. Secretary, Manchester Burchell, Jam es, 4. Skipton St., M orecam be, DIst. Com., S. N. U. Eng. National Trustee, S. N. U. Cooke, Ivan, Dereholme, Pembroke Road, Burrows, Walter. 29 KllfTen Place, Corona­ Rulslip, Middx. Author. tion Road, Halifax, Eng. Treasurer, Brit­ Cooper, Mrs. Blanche, care British College ish Spiritualists Lyceum Union. of Psychic Science, 15 Queen's Gate, Lon­ Bush, Richard Arthur, The Red House, don, S. W. 7. Clalrvoyante. M ostyn Road, M erton Park, London, S. W. Coopers, J. B., "Rudyard," Marlborough 19. England. Author; President, Wimble­ Rd., Ipsw ich, Eng. Treasurer, Ip sw ich don Spiritualist Church; President, Psy­ Psychic Society. cho-Therapeutic Society of London. Butterworth, Jane, 3 Read's Ave., Blackpool, Coupe, Mrs. M. E., 42, Lyndhurst Rd., Eng. National Trustee, S. N. U. Burnley, Eng. Member Magnetic Healers Buxton, Mrs., 144 M arket St., Crewe, Assn. Cheshire, England. Spirit Photographer. Cowen, Laurence, Fortune Theatre, Covent Garden. W. C. 2, London, Eng. Author; Playwright; Publicist. C Cox, Mr. S. O., Salm on's Cross, W all Hill, East Grinstead, Sussex, Eng. Writer; Cannock, Mrs. E. A., 66, Barrowgate Road, Mem. Executive Council, The British Col­ London. Clairvoyant. lege. Cantlon, Claire H . "Lornesta,” Kersfleld Crauford, Captain Q. C. A., care 6, Smith Road, Putney Hill, S. W. 15, London. •Square, London, S. W. 1, Eng. Founder, (Telephone. Putney 6315). Trance Me­ "Faery Investigation Society.” dium; Clairvoyant and Psychometrlst. Crawley, Frederick James. Chief Constable, Camell, Capt. A. A. ,16 Queensberry Place, City of Newcastle. England. Author of S. Kensington, S. W. 7, London, England. "Survival—My Quota." Contributor on Hon. Treasurer, London Spiritualist Al­ Psychic Matters to the Public and Psychic liance. Press. Carter, Ben, 22, U nion St., S., H ope Hall, Craze, W. George, 26, Lowther Rd., Barnes, Halifax. Speaker. London, S. W. 13. President, Marylebone Carter, C h arles E. O., 10, W oodborou gh Rd., Spiritualist Association, Ltd. London, S. W. 15, England. Astrological CroBsley, Mr. G. H.. 30 B u rcot Road, M eers- Author; Editor, "Astrology." brook, Sheffield. Secretary, Meersbrook Carter, Mrs. G., Park View House, 16, Peir- Spir. Church. son Rd., 8t. Haliers, Jersey, Channel I s ­ Crowcroft, Alfred, Carltonvllle, St. Augustine 56 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Road, Bessacarr, Doncaster, Eng. Secre­ Evans, Harold, 2, Albany Rd., Stroud Green, tary, Doncaster Spiritualists’ Society. N. 4. Readings. Cum ing, W alters J., 15, C ross St., M an­ Evans, Owen, 3, Ladysmith Rd., Penylan, chester. Speaker; Editor, "Manchester Cardiff, W'ales. Nat’l Trustee, S. N. U. City News." Evans, W. H., 18, Park Lane, Merthyr Tyd­ fil, Glam. Author; Lecturer. D F Dallas, Miss H. A., Innisfail, Crawley, Sus­ sex, England. Author; Investigator; Psy­ Faconer, Craig and George, 5 Carlton St., chic. Edinburgh, Scotland. Mediums; Psychic Darby, J. J., 22 Munro PI., Anniesland, Glas­ Photographers. gow, Scotland. Hon. Secretary, Scottish Fernie, Mrs. Lamb, 40 Bedford Gardens, Dist. Council, S. N. U. London, W. 8. Davies, Robert, 83, Cleveland Road, Hr. Fielder, Mrs. S., 29, F airbrid ge Rd., U pper Crumpsall, Manchester. Clairvoyant. Holloway, N. 19. Clairvoyante, Psycho- Daunton, Francis, Flat 2 (first floor), 18, metriste and Trance Medium. Monmouth Rd., Westbourne Grove, Bays- Fielding-Ould, Robert, 18, Thurloe Sq., S. W. water, W. 2, Eng. Clairvoyant. 7, London, England. Author. Day, Mr., 1, W aterloo PI., K in g St., Salford, Forman, Mrs. Violet, 18, Drayton Gardens, Manchester, Eng. Mem. Magnetic Healers S. W., London. Investigator. Fortune, Dion, 3, Queensborough Ter., Bay- Day, G. W. L., 29, Q ueen's Gate, London, water, London, W. 2, England. Author S. W. 7, Eng. Editor, "Beyond" Maga­ and Lecturer. Warden, Fraternity of the zine. Inner Light. Deacon, Vivian H. R., 12, Kellett Rd., Brix- Fortune, Dion, 3, Queensborough Terrace, ton, S. W. 2, London. Clairvoyant; Lec­ Bayswater, London, W. 2, England. Au­ turer; Healer. From Australia. thor and Lecturer. Dean, Mrs., care Miss Estelle Stead, 5, Smith Frisby, Jennie, c/o Flossie's Home, Bicking- Square, Westminster, S. W. 1, London. ton, nr. N ew ton Abbot, South Devon, Eng. England. Psychic Photographer. Medium. De Brath, Stanley, 13 High Park Gardens, Kew, nr. Richmond, Surrey, England. Editor, "Psychic Science," quarterly; Au­ G thor; Lecturer; Writer. Desmond, Shaw, Leicester House, Montpelier Geard, Miss E., Grotian Hall, 115 Wigmore Rd., Twickenham, Eng. Speaker; Nov­ St., W. 1, London. Hon. Sec., W om en ’s elist. School of Psycho-Magnetic Healing. Develin, Mr., R a n ge Cottage, R an ge Rd., Gerald, David, 4, Wellington PI., Richmond, Stalybridge, Eng. Mem. Magnetic Healers Surrey, Eng. Writer. Assn. Gibbes, E. B., 170, Brompton Rd., S. W. 3, Dingwall, Dr. Eric J., 14, Selwyn Gardens, London. Cambridge, Eng. Psychical Researcher Gibson, Mrs. Hedley, 37 Anson Rd., Tufnell and Author. Park, N. 7, London. Clairaudient. Dixon, Mrs., 361, B ury N ew Rd., Hr. B rou gh ­ Gilby, Geo. T., 34, C larem ont Rd., H ands- ton, Manchester. Mem. Magnetio Healers worth, England. Joint Secretary, Birming­ A ssn ham and Midland Soc. for P. R. D obson, Joseph, 76 H artin gton St., B arrow - Goldstone, Will, Alladin House, 14, Green St., in-Furness, Eng. Nat’l Trustee, S. N. U. L eice ster Sq., London, W. 2, England. Dodd, Douglas, 9a Kingston Rd., Wimbledon, Dealer in "Magical" goods for magicians. London, England. Secretary, Wimbledon Spiritualist advocate. Spiritualist Mission. Goldsworth, Mrs. Lily, 27, Lyndhurst Rd., Donohue, Mrs. Madge, Maroubra, 73, Parlia­ Peckham, London, 'S. E. 15. Trance me­ ment Hill, Hampstead, N. W. 3, London, dium. Eng. Investigator; Skotograph Medium. Goodwin, Joseph John ("Brother John”), Dowden, Mrs. Hester, 15 Cheyne Gardens, Lynwood House, 23 Marine Square, Brigh­ Chelsea, S. W., London. O u ija Board; ton, Eng. Chief Missioner, "The Universal Automatic Writing, and Psychometry. Church." Doyle, Lady Jean Conan, 13, Queen’s Gar­ dens, Lancaster Gate, W. 2, London, Eng. Gould, Mrs. Nina, 71, R annoch Rd., off F u l­ Widow of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. ham P alace Rd., W., London. C lairvoyant Duncan, John, 3, Bank St., Edinburgh, ‘Scot­ and Psychometrist. land. National Trustee, S. N. U. Gow, David, 16, Queensberry PI., South Kensington, London, S. W. 7, England. Editor, “Light." E Gow, Neil, 16, Queensberry PI., South Ken­ sington, London, S. Wr. 7, Eng. Writer, E astw ood, Mr., 2, E dw in St., Q u een s Rd., investigator. Harpurphey, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Green, Mrs. Ellen, D erby St.. M oss Side, Edwards, William, 15, Champion Grove, Manchester. Medium and speaker. Denmark Hill, S. E. 5. Trance Speaker; Greenwood, Sesse J. P., "Ashleigh," ITebden Clairvoyant and Psychometrist. Bridge, Yorkshire, Eng. Nat'l trustee, Elliott. M iss E., 91, M orton St., M iddleton, S. N. U. nr. M anchester, Eng. V ice Pres., B. S. Griggs, A. C., Lloyd’s Bank, Ltd., 121-125, L. U. O xford St., London, W. 1. Hon. Treasurer, Ely. Mr. W. W., 3, W orth in gton St., Old Conan Doyle Memorial Fund. Trafford, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Grim shaw , Mr. W., 2, L enn ox St., Oldham. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Emmett, Mr., 25, Firwood Ave., Stretford, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Gush, W. G., 127 B la ck m oorfoot Rd., H u d­ Ermen, Miss R. F., "The Beacon," 102 Vine­ dersfield, Eng. Speaker. Nat'l councilor, yard Hill Rd., Wimbledon Park, London, S. N. U.; vice president, Spiritualists Na­ ■S. W. 19. Hon. Sec., "The Ashkir-Jobson tional Union. Trianion.” Sittings in connection with Gwinn, George Taylor, 35 Earlham Grove. "The Reflectograph,” and "The Ashkir- Forest Gate, London, E. 7, Eng. Nat'l Jobson Communigraph." trustee, S. N. U. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 57

H Huxley, Prof. Aldous Leonard, Athenaeum Club, London, England. Novelist, psychic Haines. F. H.. The White House. Bedmond, investigator. Watford. Herts, England. Author, trance Huxley, Prof. Julian Sorell, Athenaeum Club, lecturer and automatic writing medium. London. England. Professor, zoology'; in­ Hamilton. Mrs. B., 69, Westbourne Grove, vestigator. Bayswater, W. 2, London. Circles In Psy- Huxtable, Miss, 168, Sutherland Ave., Maida chom etry. Vale, W. 9. London. Spiritual Healing and Hankey. Mrs. M. W.p 15, Queen’s Gate, Lon­ Development Centre. don, S. W. 7, Eng. Organizing Secretary. The British College of Psychic Science. Hnrbone, John. 38 Queen’s Road, Aston. I Birmingham, England. Correspondence course on operation of "The Unseen Irwin, Clara, 15, Sandmere Rd., Clapham, P ow er.” London, S. W. 4, Eng. Clairvoyant and Harbome, John, 38b, Queens Rd., Aston, trance medium. Birmingham. Eng. Teacher, Transcen­ dental Magic. Hardwick. Lt.-Col. W. W., 16, Queensberry J PI., S. K en sington , S. W. 7, Hon. se c r e ­ tary, N. L. P. R. Jackson, John, 30 Buxton rd., Newtown, New Harris. Mrs. D. Stanley, 24. Carlton Vale, Mills, near Stockport, Eng. Sub. members Rep., S. N. U.; hon. secretary, the Britten M alda Vale, N. W., London. (W ith M iss M em orial. Lillian Walbrook.) Clairvoyant, psycho- metrlst. Jaquln, Noel, care London Spiritualist Al­ Harrison, F.. 8, Raymond Rd.. Wimbledon, liance, 16. Queensberry PI., -S. Kensington. London, England. Official, Wimbledon Spir. London, S. W. 7. Lecturer. Mission. James, W.. Hlldersheim Villa, Dewsnap Lane, Dukinfield, England. President, H arrison, W illiam , 16. M yers St., Burnlev. British Medium’s Union. N at’l trustee, S. N. U. Jesse, Miss P. Tennyson, 8 Adelphi Terrace, H arvey. Mrs., 43a. R u ssell Rd., K ensington, W. C., 2, London, England. Playwright, W. 14, London, Eng. Clairvoyant and novelist, psychic investigator. Psychometriste. Johnson. Mrs. Annie, Studio 5, Grotian Hall, Hawken, F. W., Marylebone House, 42, Rus­ 115 W igm ore St., London, W. 1. Medium. sell Square, London, W. C. 1. Secretary Jones, A. H.. 24 H an over St.. M erthyr, Eng. to the Marylebone Spiritualist Association, A rea representative, S. N. U. Ltd. Hon. Sec. to the Spiritualist Central Judex, Mme., care 435, Liverpool Rd., Isling­ Council (London). ton, London. Clairvoyante. psychometrist. Heald, Rev. William, 340 Strathmore Ave., Julia, M adame, 4. M arrlot Sq.. Suffolk St., Dundee, Angus, Scotland. Ordained min­ Birmingham, Eng. Clairvoyante and psy­ ister. science and psychic lecturer; author, chometrist. "Colour Psychology." H epw orth. Frank, 312. H orn b y St., Bury, Lancs. Speaker and clairvoyant. K Herbert, Miss, 12, Graemsdyke Rd., East Sheen, Surrey. Eng. Clairvoyant and Kaye, Lucie (Miss), 16 Queensberry PI., Psycho me tris t South Kensington, S. W. 7, London. Eng Heslop, F. See "Park, Mrs. Fanny H." Secretary and Librarian, Nat’l Lab. of W idow o f Mr. E. P. H ew itt, K. C. (author Psychical Research. under pseudonym, "A King’s Counsel"). Keeling, Ernest A., 8, Knoclaid Road, Tue Hlbbins. W. G.. B.Sc., A ssoc. M. Inst. C.E., Brook, Liverpool. 11 Grange Crescent Road. Sharrow, Shef­ Kelly, James A., 96 Forc-Denton Lane, field. Eng. University lecturer. Middleton Junction, Manchester, Eng. Higginbotham, Joseph, Lees House, Norton Clairvoyant automatic writer. Lees, Sheffield, Eng. Vice president, Shef­ Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs., 104, L oa m p it Vale, field and District Soc. for Psychical Re­ Lewisham, London, S. E. 13. Clairvoyants. search. Kennedy. Mrs. (nee MacNair), 14, Buchan Hill, J. Arthur, Claremont, Thornton. Brad­ St., G lasgow . S. P sych om etrist. ford, England. Author. Klngsland. W illiam . M.I.E.E., 47, T he -Strand, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England. Author; Hirst, A. O. and R. J. O.. 22 St. John’s Rd., O ccultist. Golder’s Green, London. Investigators. Kirby. Mr. B. K., 42, P en yw ern Rd., Earl's Hoare, Mabel, 27 Seym ou r St., Denton, M an­ Court. London, S. W. 5, Eng. Inventor of chester, Eng. Writer. "The Reflectograph." Holden, Mr. E., W oolers Hill, Greenfield. Kirk by, Mr. B. K., 102, V inyard H ill Rd.. Nr. Oldham. Mem. Magnetio Healers Wimbledon Park, London. S. W. 19. Re­ Assn. flectograph Inventor; Ashkir-Jobson Com- H olden. Mr. T. H., 42. K in gsley PI., Moston, munigraph Demonstrator. Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Kltson, Alfred, 10, Hanover Sq., Boothroyd Holms, A. Campbell. 87, Holland Park. Lon­ Lane, Dewsbury, Eng. Adviser to "British don, W. 11, Eng. Author of "Facts of Spiritualist Lyceum Union." Psychic Science and Philosophy." Knott. Mrs. Ethel A.. 14. Hand Court, High Hope, W illiam, 50 O akley St., Crew e, E n g Holborn, London, Eng. Leader, Open Door Spirit photographer. Library and Psychic Centre. Hosklng, Mr. W. H., 14, Warrington Cres­ Knott, Geo. Fredk., 20 Toad Lane, Rochdale, cent, Malda Vale, London. W. 9, Eng. Lancs., England. Editor, "The Lyceum Writer. "Life" of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Banner.” Secretary, B. S. L. U. Hughes, Mrs.. 311, K in g St., H am m ersm ith, Knox, Mrs., 39, Onslow Rd., Richmond, Sur­ London. Medium. rey. Eng. Secretary, The Richmond Spir­ H ugh man, Mrs., 73. W ld m ore Rd.. Brom ley, itualist Church. Kent. Eng. Secretary, Bromley Circle of Psychic Study. L Hunt, E rn est H., 30, W o od stock Rd., B ed ­ ford Park, London. Author and lecturer. Lalng. F. C. (Lt. Col. retired), 52, Earls- Hurren. Mrs. A., Dalkeith, B ish op s Ave., fleld Rd., Hythe, Kent, Eng. London. N 2. Eng Secretary. Astrological Lamenby, Miss Janet. 4 Darley Drive, West Lodge of London. Derby, Liverpool. Psychometrist. 58 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Lamond, Rev. John, 11, Coleherne Mansions, Melrose, Mme.. 34, Porchester Square, W. 2, Bolton Gardens West, London. Author, London, Eng. Clairvoyant and Palmist. psychic Investigator. Membrey, B. P., 936, Pershore Rd., Selly Lane, Sir William Arbuthnot, 21 Cavendish Park, Birmingham, Eng. National Trus­ Square, W. 1, London. Psychic investi­ tee, S. N. U. gator. Merlfleld, W. J., 56. Moorgate, E. C. 2, Lon­ Larke, Mr. A. O., 35 T h e Crescent, W elwyn, don, Eng. Director, National Psychic Herts., Eng. President and Secretary, Press, Limited. Welwyn Garden City Christian Spiritualist Mervyn, Vera, 52 Pennard Rd., Shepherds Church. Bush, London, W. 12. Trance medium. L eaning, Mrs. F. E., E lm stead, E p som Lane, M etcalfe, Harvey, 136 W ood St., K ettering, Tadworth, Surrey, England. Writer. England. Author, lecturer, psychic. Leaf, Horace, 41 W estboume Gardens, Bays- Miller, M iss D oroth y B., 2, R atcliffe Ave., water, London, W. 2. Author, medium. Ryde, Isle of Wight, England. Author; Leddra, Madame, 16 Princess St., Edinburgh, Mem., The Incorporated Society of Authors. Scotland. Mysticism and magic. Mills, Mr. J. H., 11, M elbourne St., A shton- Lethem, Geo. H., 127, Harehills Lane, Leeds. under-Lyne. Mem. Magnetio Healers Assn. Speaker, journalist. Mitchell, W, G., Danby Lodge, Cleveland, Lewis, John, 69 High Holborn, W. C. 1, Terrace, Darlington, Eng. Vice Pres., Soc. London, England. Founder and editor, for Study of Abnormal Pictures. “The International Psychic Gazette.” Lilly, Mrs., 33, C lifton Rd., M aida Vale, W. Moore, Charles. 12 Holborn Viaduct House, 9, London, Eng. Healer and Medium. London, E. C. 1. Editor and publisher, Lilly, Mrs. L., 19, Stou rcllffe St., E d g ew a ter Moore’s Journal The Unknown. Rd., London, W., Eng. P sy ch ic P h o to gra ­ Moreton, Marian, 23, Theodalds Rd., Holborn, pher and Materialization Medium. W. C., London. Psychometry. Llnd-Af-Hageby, Miss, 7. St. Edmunds Ter­ M organ, E., 12. C oychurch Rd., Bridgend, race, Regents Park, London. Lecturer; Glam., Eng. Nat’l trustee, R. N. U. founder and hon. director of the Animal Morisone, Prof., 58, North Rd., Croyden, Defence and Anti-Vivisection Society. Eng. Phrenologist. Lodge, Sir Oliver, Normanton House, Lake, M orris, Mrs. M eurig. c/o Mr. L auren ce Salisbury, Eng. Scientist, Author, etc. Cowan, Fortune Theatre, Covent Garden, L onsdale, Mr. E., 11, W illow St., H eyw ood, London, W. C. 2. Trance Medium. Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. M oss, Mrs., 38, T ytherton Rd., T ufnell Park, Lotus, M adam e, 29 Cleveland St., W olv er­ London, N. 19. Medium. hampton, Staffs, England. Clairvoyante. Moyes, Winnifred, 192, Bishopgate, London, Lovejoy, Rev. H. T. (Henry Taylor), 3 Fea- E. C. 2, Eng. Editor-publisher, “The th erston e St., Sunderland, Eng. V icar of Greater World.” St. C uth bert’s, M onkw earm outh. Author. Munro, Hector, 12, Park Crescent, Portland PI., W. 1, London. Investigator. Murray, Madame Anne, 14b, Edith Grove, M S. W. 10, London. Clairvoyante, psycho- metri8t. Mack, G. A., “Th e O rchid,” N orm an Rd., Murray, Dr. Gilbert, Yatscombe, Boar’s Hill, Runcorn, England. Former president, B. Oxford, Eng. Experimenter. S. L. U. Maddocks, Samuel, Broomhill, Sheffield, Eng. Hon. secretary, Sheffield and District Soc. N for Psychical Research. M ansfield, M iss B. D., 4, W estm orela n d St., Newton, A. G., “Dinedor,” Wellbeck Ave., Ebury Bridge, Victoria S. W. 1, London. Southam pton. Eng. N at’l trustee. S. N. U. Psychometrlst and clairvoyante. Newton, H. G., Dinedor, Welbeck Ave., Marconi, Guglielmo, Marconi House, London, ■Southampton, Eng. A rea representative, Eng. S. N. U. Marklew, Ernest, NIa Belrevo, Carr Lane, Newton, Miss I., care S. P. R., 31, Travlstock Old Clee, Grimsby. Lecturer. Sq., London, W. C. 1, Eng. Secretary. Mayes, Mrs. Comley, 7, Fairmile Ave., Glen- Nield, Mr., 150, B lack friars Rd., Salford, eagle Rd., Streatham. Meetings and Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. NIsbet, Mrs., “Pax” Ashlngdon, Rochford, Mayo, E. S. G., 212, Wadham Road, Bootle, Essex, Eng. Secretary, The Temple of Liverpool. Lecturer. Spiritual Knowledge. McCabe, Joseph, 49, Bridge Lane, Golder’s Green, N. W. 11, London, England. Lecturer, author, antagonistic to spirital- O lsm, rationalist. Oaten, Ernest W., 20 Marshall Road, Levens- M cCall, Mr., 3, P oin t St., Hyde. M em ber, hulme, Manchester, Eng. Editor, “The Magnetio Healers Assn. Two Worlds”; speaker, Dipl. S. N. U., McCallum, Margaret, Auchudalvorie, 69, England; hon. president, Federation Spirite E ldon St., G reenock, Scotland. H ighland International. Seer, psychometrlst. O ’Donnell, M iss Petronella, A dam s St., Burn- McCully, Andrew. 22, Woodcroft Ave., ham-on-Sea, England. Psychic. Interest­ Broomhill, Glasgow, Scotland. National ed in "Spirit Projection. Sister of Elliott T rustee, S. N. U. O'Donnell, the “Ghost-hunter” of England. McEvoy, Miss Rita, “Tor View,” Bickington, Ogden, C. K., care Kegan Paul & Co., 68, Nr. Newton Abbot, England. Author. Carter Lane, E. C. 4, London, Eng. Editor, McFarlane, J. G., “Allendale,” 6 St. Pirans “Psy ch e.” Ave., Copnor, Portsmouth, Eng. Hon. Sec., Oliver, T., 272 Edmund Rd., Sheffield, Eng. Southern District Council of the S. N. U.; Area representative, S. N. U. also Hon. Sec., Portsmouth Temple of Orr, Arthur Wilkinson, 37 Enys Road, East­ Spiritualism. Mclndoe, J. B., 9 Hampden Terrace, Glas­ bourne, Eng. Nat’l trustee, S. N. U. gow, Scotland. Secretary, Glasgow Asso­ Osborn, H. J., 13, Mortimer Terrace, London, ciation of Spiritualists. N. W. 5. Speaker and clairvoyant. McKenzie, Mrs. Hewat, 15 Queen’s Gate, Ould, Rev. R. F. Fielding, 3 C h ester PI., London, S. W. 7. England. Hon. principal, N. W. 1, London. Eng. Author. “The British College of Psychic Science, Owen, Rev. G. Vale, Lincoln Lea. Tub- Ltd.”; publishers of “Psychic Science,” the benden Lane, Famborough, Kent, England. college quarterly. Author, leader, lecturer. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 59

Owen, Louise, 36 Buckingham Gate, S. W. 1, 8 London. Writer; Lecturer. Owen, Robert Anderson, 19 Sandford Ter­ Salter, H. de G.. 31, T a v istock Sq., London, race, Ranclagh, Dublin, Ireland. Nat’l England. Editor. trustee, S. N. U. Salter, W. H., The Crown House, Newport, Essex, Eng. Hon. Secretary and Treas­ urer, S. P. R. Sands, The Lord, 3, Herlot Row, Edinburgh, Scotland. Hon. president, Nat’l Laboratory Paling. Mrs E. ‘'Lucknow/’ Muriel Road, of Psychical Research. Beeston, Notts., Eng. Area representative Saunders, R. H., 199, Ewell Rd., Surbiton, and trustee, S. N. U. Surrey. Author, magnetic healer. Park. Mrs. Fanny H., 28, P em b rid ge Sq., W. Schofield, Mr. W., M arket St., Hyde. Mem. 2, London. Author, writer (“F. Heslop”). Magnetic Healers Assn. P atterson, Mrs. Annie, 24 D enbigh Rd., •Scott, Mrs. C. A. D aw son, 125, A lexandra Bayswater, London, W. 11. Clalrvoyante, Rd.. N. W. 8, London, England. Author, psychometrlst. rounder of the Survival League. Pearson, Mr. 64, D uke St.. Curley, L a n ­ Setl, ---- , 7 Quernmore Rd., Stroud Green, cashire, Eng. Council secretary. S. N. U. London, N. 4, Eng. Editor, The Golden Perkins, Mrs. B., 3, Rosewood Terrace, St. Dawn. James. Exeter, Devon, Eng. Clairvoyant. Severn, Mrs. J. Millott, 68 W est St., Brigh­ Peskoff, A., 162, Whitechapel Rd., London. ton, England. Author. Clairvoyant. Shakeshaft, Mr., 1, H au gh ton G reen Rd., Peters. Major C.. 16 Queensberry PI.. South Denton, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Kensington. S. W. 7. London. England. Healers Assn. Hon. treasurer, Nat'l Laboratory of Psy­ Shakeshaft, Mrs., 1, Haughton Green Rd., chical Research. Denton, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Peters, A. Vout, 51, Hunter St., London, Healers Assn. W. C. 1. Medium. Phillmore, Miss Mercy, 16 Queensberry PI., Sharp, Mrs. Alice, see “Sheila, Madame.” So. Kensington. S. W. 7, London, England. Sharplln, G. P., 15, Queens Gate, London, Secretary, London Spiritualist Alliance. S. W. 7. Medium. Pike. Mrs.. 29 E th elden Rd., Sh eph erd’s Sharpe, Gordon, 13. Callow St. (Beaufort Bush, W. 12, London. St.). Chelsea, S. W. 3, London. P sychic. Pothlll, Miss L. G., 1 Dane Rd.. Merton Shirley. Ralph, 23. Conan Mansions, West Abbey, S. W. 19, London. Secretary, Kensington, England. Author. Psycho-Therapeutic Society. Sldgwick, Mrs. Henry, Fishers Hill, Wok­ Potter, Rev. J. W., 34. Lancaster Rd., South ing, Surrey, Eng. Hon. Secretary, S. P. R. Norwood, London. England. Writer, leader •Sldgrwlck, Reginald M., Melrose, Keymer, of “The Counsellor Circle.” Hassocks. Sussex, England. Price, Harry, 13 Roland Gardens, South Signa, M adam e Alice, 12, N ew ton St.. C h ar­ Kensington, London, S. W. 7. Director, ing Cross, Glasgow, Scotland. Clalrvoyante National Laboratory of Psychical Research, and medium. Writer: Author; Researcher. Simpson, Charles A., 29. Queens Gate, Lon­ Ptah-Hetep (Mr. W. Evans-Harris), 139, don, S. W. 7. Healer-medium at the Brook Hill Road. Ward End. Birmingham, Guild of Spiritual Healing. Eng. Clalrvoyante and astrologer. Sinclair. May, 1, Blenheim Rd., N. W. 8, Punter, A., HydesvIUe, Conway Rd., Luton. London, Eng. Novelist. Speaker and clairvoyant. Sinclair, May, 1, Blenheim Rd.. London, N. W. 8. Writer. Singleton, Mrs. L. E., 102 V ineyard H ill Rd.. R Wimbledon Park, London, S. W. 19. Re- flectograph Medium. Ransom e, Mrs. 86 L yndhurst Rd., Hove, Smith. Hester Travers. 15, Cheyne Gardens, Sussex. Healer and psychic. Chelsea, S. W., London, England. Author, Raspln, J W.. 34 G rafton St., M onks Rd., m edium . Lincoln, Eng. Hon. secretary. Northern Com., M idland Dlst.. S. N. U. Smith, Miss Shelia, 14, Lady Somerset Rd., Kentish Town, N. W. 5, London. Secre­ Rayfleld, Mrs., 73, W oodmansteme Crescent, tary, Spiritualists’ Dramatic Society. Streatham, S. W. 16. London. Sm ith, Mr. W. A., 50, C om pton Ave., B righ ­ Rene. Mme., 162 P ortsdow n Rd., F lat 2, ton, Eng. Hon. Sec., Brighton Central Malda Vale, London, N. W. 9, Eng. Clair­ Spiritualist Church. voyant. Snowden, Mr., 11, D ow n in g St., London, Eng. Richm ond. Mrs., 44 W o od m a n stem e Rd., Chancellor of the Exchequer. Investigator. Streatham Vale. 8. W. 16, London. Heal­ Soutar. Mr. D., 56, L yon St., N ew Town, ing; Clairvoyance; Psychometry. Southampton. Mem. Magnetic Healers Rickard. Mme. Manya, 44 P em b rid ge Rd., Assn. Not ting Hill Gate, London, W. 11, Eng. Speer, W. Harold, the Temple of Light, 58 Clairvoyant. Southwark Bridge Road, London, S. E. 1. Ridley, Joseph, 45 Julian Ave., South Life president, author, lecturer. Shields. Nat'l trustee, S. N. U. Sproull, Goddard & Co., 26 Budge Row, Lon­ Ritchie. Captain Frederick B., "The Glen,” don, E. C. 4. Chartered accountants; Au­ Brldge-of-Dee. Aberdeen. Scotland. Trance ditors and Business Advisors to Societies. Medium and Mall Consultant. Sproull, Robert, 26, Budge Row, London, E. C. 4. Investigator. Roberta. Mrs. Estelle, Keynes Lodge, Glou­ Stair. M iss L. M., 32B, N orth St., K eighley. ce ster Rd.. Teddlngton. Yorks Nat’l councilor, S. N. U.; secretary, Robinson, W., 332 B orlcsley Green Rd., Ad- “National Fund of Benevolence.” derley Park. Birmingham. Eng. Council Stair, M iss M ary Louisa, 32b, N orth St., secretary. Midland Dlst., Council, S. N. U. Keighley, Yorks., England. Hon. Sec., Roblnson-Wllllams, Mrs care Forest Hill Fund of Benevolence. C hristian S piritu alist Church, B eadnell Rd., Staples, Mrs. Irene E. Toye Warner, Short- S. E. 23, London, Eng. Official. grove House, Worrall Rd.. Clifton, Bristol, Robson. R osetta A lm adie. 21, F airfax Rd., Englanl. Chiswick. London, W. 4, England. Artist. Stead. Miss Estelle W., 5, Smith Square, W estm inster, S. W., 1, London, England. Rutherford. John. 13. Park Parade. Roker- Author, psychical researcher. by-the-Sea, Sunderland. Writer. Stella, Madame, 45, Haddon St, Derby, Eng. 60 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Psychologist, clairvoyant and psychic U advisor. Stewart, Elizabeth, c/o St. James Literary Urquart, A. L., ca re N at’l Lab. of P sy ch ical A gency, 61 St. J a m es’s St., London, S. W. Research. 16, Queensberry PI., London, S. 1. Author. W. 7, England. Member of council. Stewart, J. M., 2 Silverleigh Villas, Thorn­ ton Heath, Surrey, Eng. Treasurer, S. N. U. V Stew art, Mme. Marie, 6 P itt St., Edinburgh, Scotland. Medium. Vango, J. J., 17, Violet Rd., W est Brldgford, Stobart, Mrs. M. St. Clair, 7 Turner’s Wood, Nottingham. Trance and normal clair­ London, N. W. 11, Eng. Author; Spiri­ voyant medium. tualist leader. Venables, John, J. P., “Hydesville,” Foden Stoddard, J., 12 Kirk Wynd, Falkirk, Scot­ Rd., W alsall, Eng. N at’l trustee. S. N. U. land. Accountant, Nat’l trustee, S. N. U. Vernon, Mr. W., G reat W estern St., M an­ Stoker, Dimsdale, 13, Pembridge PI., Bays- chester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. water, W.. London. Medium. Victor, Mr. A C axton Hall, S. W. 1, L on ­ Stone, Frederick, Holsworthy, Devonshire, don. Hon. Secretary, Jewish Society for England. Gold Diviner. Psychic Research. Stu rgess, Mrs. E., 17 M urray Road, S. Ealing, Vivian, Madame, first floor, 37, Upper Ber­ London, W. 5. Clairvoyant, psychometrist. keley, W. 1, London. Clairvoyante, palmist, Stu rgess, Mr. E. M., 17 M urray Road, S. numerologlst. Ealing, London, W. 5. Lecturer, demon- startor of human wireless ray. Strutton, Harry J., Paternoster House, Lon­ W don, E. C. 4, England. Editor, “Occult Walbrook, Miss Lilian, 24, Carlton Vale, R ev iew .’’ Maida Vale, N. W. 6, London. Author, Sutcliffe, Fred. 58, E dw ard St., Sow berly medium . Bridge, Yorkshire, Eng. Nat’l trustee, S. Walbrook, Miss Lillian, 145, King Henry’s N. U. Road, N. W. 3, London. Author; Medium. Sutton, Mrs. Florence, 111, Oxford Gardens, Walker, Miss May C, 6, Queensberry PI., Ladbroke Grove, W. 10, Eng. Clairvoyant. S. Kensington, S. W. 7, England. General European correspondent, Nat’l Laboratory Sw affer, Hannen, 8, St. M artin’s PI., T r a ­ of Psychical Research. fa lga r Sq., London, W. C. 2. Author, p sy ­ Wallis, Minnie Harriet, 83 Stanhope Ave., chic investigator. Finchley, London, England. Inspirational speaker and clairvoyante. Walters, J. Cuming, 15, Cross St., Manches­ T ter, Eng. Speaker; Editor, "Manchester Tate, P h yllis M adeline, 170 South St., Park, City News.’’ Sheffield, England. Clairvoyante, psycho­ W alton, Mr. W., 2a, W illiam St., Harpurhey, Manchester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. m etrist. Ward, John, E astholm e, H eaton M oor Rd., Thomas, Drayton C. Rev., South Hill Lodge, Stockport. Healer. Bromley, Kent. Author, psychic investi­ W areham , A. L.. A shleigh, V illiers Rd., gator. Kingston-on-Thames. Writer. Thomas, Miss Lily, 80 Croyden Rd., Anerley, W arrick, F. W., C ity Rd., N. N ile St., 6, S. E. 20. Speaker, clairvoyante, psycho­ London, England. Contributor, “Zeit- m etrist. schrift fur Parapsychologie.” Thornton, Robert, 2nd floor, 10, Lancaster W arw ick, M iss M., 26, G ayton Rd.. N. W. 3, pi., Strand, W. C. 2, London. C lairvoyan te London, Eng. Spiritual-mental healing. and healer. W atson, A. H., 3 E lm Grove, W arple Rd., Thorpe, Mr., 64, S eym ou r Rd., Clayton, M an­ Wimbledon, S. W. 19. Treasurer, Psycho- chester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Theapeutic Society. W hym an, A., 9, H ordley St., Hanley. M edium. Thurston, Rev. Herbet, 31 Farm St., Berkeley W atson, Mr. R. T., 25 Shipm an Rd., F orest Sq., W., London. O rdain ed priest, S. J. Hill, S. E. 23, London, Eng. Hon. Treas­ writer, lecturer. urer, Universal Church of Christ (Brigh­ Tim m s, C. E., 17 Searb y rd., G orton Mount, ton). Manchester, Eng. Area representaive, S. Weir, Mrs., 23, Arbour Ave., Burnage, Man­ N. U. chester. Mem. Magnetic Healers Assn. Tittley, D. W., 33, H erb ert St., A bercynon, W heeler, P. H., 51 E m p sh ott Rd., Southsea, Wales. Hon. secretary, South Wales Dist. Portsmouth, Hants, Eng. President, Ports­ Council, S. N. U. mouth Temple of Spiritualism. Todd, W. Dowell, 3 Carlyon St., Sunderland, W hiling, Mr., 7, G ordon Rd., W orsley Rd.. Eng. Nat'l trustee, S. N. U. Swlnton, Salford. Mem. Magnetic Healers Torre, Chev. Guido, 47, A lbany St., R eg en t’s W hiling, Mrs., 7, G ordon Rd., W orsley Rd., Park, London, N. W. L., Eng. C orre­ Swinton, Salford. Mem. Magnetic Healers spondent. Assn. Toumay, L. P., 37 Casselden Road, Harles- Wilkinson, Albert, Empire Cinema, Heywood, den, N. W. 10, England. Spiritualist Lancs., Eng. N at’l trustee, S. N. U. worker. Wilson, James, care Eastern Cemetary in Tremayne, Madame, 2nd floor, 10, Lancaster the Eastern Rd., Edinburgh, Scotland. PI., Strand, W. C. 2, London. Clairvoyante Superintendent. and healer. Wood, Charles William, Lyndale, 31, Ber­ Tyrell, G. N. M., Exmouth, Devon, Wales. wick Rd., Blackpool, England. Instructor, Author. psychic subjects. W ood, Dr. F. H., 252, H ornby Rd.. B la ck ­ Tweedale, Rev. Charles L., the Vicarage, pool. Writer and psychic investigator. W eston, nr. Otley, Y orkshire, England. W ood, J. G., 49, G errard St., Birm ingham . Vicar of Weston, author of “Man’s Survival Writer and speaker. After Death," also of “Present Day Spirit W oodall, Mr., 44, T am e St., Hyde. Mem. Phenomena and the Churches.” Magnetic Healers Assn. Tweedale. Mrs. Violet, Villa Languard, Tor­ W ooley, V. J., M.D., St. T h om as Hospital, quay, England. Novelist, psychic re­ S. E., London. Hon. R esearch Officer, searcher. S. P. R. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 61

Worth, Dr. E. H.. care Temple of Light, 58 The William A. Garrad College of Psychic Southwark Bridge, London, S. E. 1. •Science. Treasurer. Garrad, Rev. Mrs. Ada. 2504 1st St., E., Wright. Dudley, Beaumont Buildings, Ox­ Calgary, Alberta. President, The National ford. Blewbury, Didcot. Author. Spiritualist Church. W right, M rs Olive Star). 49 P ortsd ow n Rd., Gomery, Percy, 1375 Nanton Ave., Van­ Malda Vale, London, W. 9, Eng. Trance couver, B. C., Canada. Author. or Normal Medium. Grant, Mrs., care Jackson Davis Memorial Whymant, Dr. Neville, 90 Thornton Ave., Church, Keele and Annette, Toronto, Can. London, Chiswick, W. 4, England. Pro­ Medium. fessor of Oriental languages, psychic in­ Gunthorpe, H., 807 21st Ave., S. E., Calgary, vestigator, lecturer. Alberta, Canada. President and Leader, Wynn, Walter, Mortimer House, Eskdale Mystic Brotherhood (Calgary Group). Ave., Chesham Bucks, England. Minister, Hamilton, Dr. T. Glen, 210 Somerset Bldg., author, writer. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Psychic re­ Yorke, Mrs. J. R., 198 R om ford Rd.. F orest searcher. Gate, London, E. 7. Trance Speaker; Harlick, Mr. B., 20 H artford St., Toronto, Clairvoyant; Clalraudient; Psychometrist; Canada. President, Church of Truth Spir­ Healer and Propagandist. itualist. Yorke, William H., 198 Romford Rd., Forest Helsby, Miss Florence, 1207 Sussex Ave., Gate. E. 7. London, Eng. Inspirational Montreal, P. Q., Canada. Trance Medium. •Speaker; P rop a ga n d ist and O rganizer. Heron, Mrs. Mary, Petersborough, Ontario, General Secretary, Stratford Spiritual Canada. Medium. Church. H indm arch, Mr. J. G., 115 H aliburton St., N anaim o, B. C. Secretary. P rog ressiv e Spir. Church. CANADA H udson, Mr. E., 1159 C hurch Ave., Verdun, Allen, Edith, 416 Beverage Blk., Calgary, Quebec, Can. Psychometrist. Alta.. Canada. Speaker and Medium. Jenkins, Bert, 242 E. 43rd St., V ancouver, Anthony, Mr. E. P., 352 M erton St., Toronto, B. C. President, First Spiritual Church. Ont., Canada. L aw rence. Mr. E., 104 L apin Ave., Toronto, Asplnwall, Mrs. Eva, 1121 Hillside Ave., Vic­ Can. Spiritual Lecturer. toria, B. C. Secretary, The Spiritualist Lawrence, Mrs. E.t 104 Lapin Ave., Toronto, Tem ple. Ont., Can. Vice Pres., Nat’l Spir. Assn. Balding. Mrs. K., Suite 12. L ou ise Apts., 2nd Macdonald, Mrs. C. M., Puslinch. Ont., Can. St. and 10th Ave., East Calgary, Alberta. M cDow ell. A gnes, 428 H elm ok en St., V ic­ Board Member, Garrad College. toria, B. C. P residen t, F irst U niversal Batten, Rev. H,, 30 Wexford Ave., Hamil­ Church of Christ. ton. Ont., Canada. Maly, Mr. M. E.. c/o Wm. A. Garrad Col­ Bennet, Mrs. care Unity Spiritual Church. lege of Psychic Science, 520 P. Burns Bldg., Cedarvale Ave., off Danforth, Toronto, Can. Calgary. Alberta. Magnetic Healer. M edium. Marriott, Mr. W., care Church of Light. 867 Brown, Mrs. Gwendoline, 120 Rebecca St., Danforth Ave., Toronto. Can. Medium. Hamilton, Ont., Can. Pastor, Hope Spir­ M cGuire, Rev. M. S., 847 D ov er Court Rd., itual Church. T oron to 4, Canada. P residen t, S. N. U. Clarke, Rev. Mrs , 3718 Tuman Ave.. Burn­ o f Canada. aby, New Westminster, B. C. Pastor. Muir, Mrs. Ada. 726 N elson St., V ancouver, Clarke. Mr. Lenard. 132 Northcliffe Blvd., B. C., Can. Editor, "The Torch," maga­ Toronto, Ont., Canada. zine. Author. Dalnes, Dr. S. H.. Ps.D.. 1008 8th St., S. E., Nixon, Mrs. C. A., 81 Winnifred Ave., Tor­ Calgary, Alberta. Canada. Investigator; onto, Ont., Can. Psychic. Secretary, Researcher; Psychic, etc. Secretary. Mys­ Church of Truth, Spiritualist. tic Brotherhood (Calgary Group). Nixon, Rev. C. A., 81 Winnifred Ave., Tor­ Davidson. Mrs. L. M.. 1503 11th St., W., onto, 8, Canada. Sec. and Treas., Nat’l Calgary. Alberta. Secretary, National Spir­ Spir. Assn. Pastor, Church of Truth itualist Church. Spiritualist. Inspirational Speaker. Davies, Wm„ 42 Falniew Ave., Hamilton, Nixon. Mrs., care Church of Truth, I. O. O. Ont., Canada. F. Hall, 123 B roadview , T oronto, Can. Decks. William, care Rlverdale Spiritual Medium. Church, 269 Pape Ave., Toronto, Can. Oakes. Mr. T. G.. ca re Star o f P r og ress Medium. Spiritual Church, 287 Summach St.. To­ Eshelby. Rev. Mri. A.. 917 6th Ave., W., ronto. Can. Medium. Calgary. Alberta. President. First Calgary O'Cooke, W. E., 2733 D ow Rd., Burnaby, Splr. Church. New Westminster, B. C. President. United Forest, Mrs., 1st S piritu alist Church. F olsom Spir. Church, Vancouver. Ave.. N„ Winnipeg. Man., Canada. Me­ Parrott, Fred, 1337 B. 21st Ave., V ancouver. dium. B. C. Secretary, The British Spiritualists Fratnpton. Rev. Flora F., Pastor, Universal Assn. S piritu alist Church. 1021 C atherine St., P incock. Jenny O 'H ara (MrB. R. N.), fo r ­ Victoria, B. C., Can. m erly 47 C hurch St., St. Catherine's, O n ­ Fraser. 1>„ 496 K in g St., London, Ont. tario, Canada. New address: Box 95 Or­ Fryer, Mrs. care Church of Spiritual Phil­ ange, N. J., U. S. A. Author; Investigator. osophy. Dominion Hall. Queen and Osslng- Rowell, Verne de Witt, 430 Ridout St.. Lon­ ton. Toronto. Can. Medium. don, Ont., Canada. President, Inst, of Gardner, Mrs., 738 M ain St.. Saskatoon, M etapsychology. Sask., Canada. -Secretary, 1st Splr. Church. Prior. Mrs. J., 1248 7th Ave., Saskatoon, Garner, Mrs. G. A.. 736 Main St., Saskatoon, Sask. Pastor. First Spiritualist Church. Sask. Secretary. First Spiritualist Church. Ramsey, Miss J . 1584 W. 12th Ave., Van­ Garrad. Rev, Ada, c/o Temple of Spiritual couver. B. C. Secretary, Progressive Spir­ Light., 917 14th Ave., Calgary, Alberta. Can. itualist Church. O rdnlned M inister (N. S. A). President, Robertson, Wm., 45-21 East Ave., Vancouver, National Spiritualist Church, and Calgary B. C. Sec., United Spir. Church. Medium League. Robets, Mr., 383B, 2nd Ave.. Medicine Hat. Garrad. Rev. Ada M. (Miss), 2504 1st St., E.. Alta., Canada. Spiritualist Worker and Calgary. Alberta. Canada. Spiritualist Speaker. Minister and Missionary: Western Repre­ Rumble. Rev. Ada, 923 Beach Ave., Van­ sentative N. S. A. of Canada. President. couver. B. C. S p iritu alist M inister. 62 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Rushton, Mrs. A., 530 Third Ave., W., Cal­ Signe, Juhl, Mariendalsvej 94-96, Copen­ gary, Alberta. Secretary, First Calgary hagen, Denmark. Medium. Spir. Church. Thomsen, Chr., Clemmenstraede 7, Aarhus, Skelton, Jas. P., 847 Dovercourt Rd., To­ Denmark. President, “Mod Lyset.” ronto, 4, Canada. Secretary, Nat’l Spir. Thulin, Christine, Magstraede, 6, Copen­ Union of Canada. hagen, Denmark. Medium. Sm ith, Rev. T h om a s L., 780 L ittle H ill St., Winther. Prof. Christian. Ph.D., EsteraarsveJ London, Ont., Can. Minister of Spiritual­ 13, Charlottenlund, Denmark. President, ism. President, N. S. A. o f Canada. Danish Society for Psychical Research. T hom son, Mrs. H. E., 2505 1st St., E., C a l­ gary, Alta., Canada. Medium and Speaker. Board Member, Garrad College. DUTCH EAST INDIES Williams, Mrs. Trayern, 1934a St. Catherine St., W., M ontreal, Canada. Sp iritu alist Haye, H. M., Sanga-Sanga, O. Borneo, Dutch Leader. East Indies. Editor, “Indish Splrltistisch Tydschrift.”

CHILE EGYPT Gonzales, Thomas Rice, Casilla, 1,176, Val­ paraiso, Chile. Director, “Revista Psi- Marvis, M. le Docteur Nicholas G., Zagazlg, qulca.” Egypt. Delegate for Greece at Int’l Psy- chio Congress. Maspero, M., care Museum, Cairo, Egypt. CUBA Custodian. Cardet, Alfonso, Industria 2-B (altos), Hav­ ana, Cuba. Jefe de Redaccldn, Psiquis. ENGLAND (See British Isles) Fernandez, Manuel E., Industria No. 2-B, Havana, Cuba. President, Sociedad Espi- ritista de Cuba. FRANCE Gonzales, Adolfe, Industria 2, B., Havana, Cuba. President, Federacidn Nacional Besson, Mons. Emile, L’Arbresle (Rhone), Espiritiste de Cuba. route de Savigny, France. Christian Psy­ chic. Pulido, Einrique de, Maloja No. 12, Havana, Binet, Professor Alfred. The Sarbonne, Paris. Cuba. Writer. Redactor, “Psiquis” maga­ In charge of laboratory for experimental zine. psychology. Santlesteban, Dr. Miguel, Industria 2-B (al­ Blanchard, R.. 77, rue Paul-Jozon. Fontaine­ tos), Havana, Cuba. Lawyer; Author; bleau (S.et-M.), France. Director-founder, Writer; Secretary, Federacidn National de “Coude-a-Coude” magazine. Cuba. Director, “Psiquis” magazine. Bonnett, Edgard-Emmanuel, 42 rue Blomet, Paris (XVe), France. Author. Borderieux, Madame Carita, 23 Rue Lacroix, CZECHOSLOVAKIA Paris, XVII, France. Editor, “Psychica,” m agazine. Fischer, Uni. Prof. Oskar, Ulice Bozetechova Borderioux, Pierre, 23 Rue Lacroix, Paris. 4, Prag, Czecho-Slovakia. Writer. Psychic; Writer. Kaminska, Mme. Miksicek, Udollni 25 I 13 a Brasseaud, Mile. Julia, c/o Societe “Allan Brno, Moravie, Czechoslovakia. Editor, Kardec,” Rochefort sur mer, 23 Rue Gues- “Revue Spirite Tcheque.” don, France. Medium. Konecny, Alois. Prag. 1, Karolina Scetla 14, Chevreuil, H., 8 Rue Copernic, Paris (16e). Czecho-Slovakia. Writer. President, Union Spirite Francais. Kraus, Unlv. Prof., Prag, Hacllcekplatz 8, Caillet, M. Albert, Paris, 26, rue Vavin, Czechoslovakia. Writer. France. Delegue General, Societe Unltiv. Durville, Henri, 23, Rue Saint Merrl, Paris, IV. Fance. Editor, “Journal Du Magne- DENMARK tisme et du Psychisme Experimental. Amborg, E., Janus la Coursgade 1, Aarhus, Flammarion, Madame Gabrlelle-Camllle, Ju- Denmark. Secretary, “Mod Lyset.” visy, France. Widow of Camille Flam­ Bendixen, Fr., Holbersg. 15, Copenhagen, marion. Denmark. Secretary, Foreningen Sp. Mis­ Forthuny, M. Pascal, 10 Avenue Frederic sions Kirkefond. Forthuny, Montmorency, Seine-et-Olse, Brinch, Chr., Taastrup, Denmark, Editor, France. Spiritualist Leader and Writer. “Lys over Landet.” France, Mistress Marcelle, 63 Rue Monge, C hristensen, Jul., N orreb roga d e 66 B, 3 Sal., Paris. Clairvoyant; Medium. Copenhagen, Denmark. President, Spir. Gasselin, Mrs. Bertha, 35 Rue Alphonse Society. Penaud, Paris, 20c. Lecturer. Hansen, Kr., Borgerg. 114, Copenhagen, Den­ Gastin. Louis, 13 Rue Belanger, Paris (3e), mark. Vice Pres., Foreningen Sp. Mis­ France. Editor, “La Science de l’Ame.” sions Kirkefond. Gaudelette, AndrA Avon des Temes, 78 Av Holst, Mr. O. H., H ellerup, Denm ark. W riter. des Rernes, Paris. Lecturer; Investigator. Jensen, J. S., Studlestraede 21. Copenhagen Girard, Mme., c/o Institut Metapsychlque, 89 K, Denmark. President. Society for the Avenue Niel, Paris (XVIIe), France. Spir­ Promotion of Psychic Knowledge. itualist Medium. Jorgensen, Pauline, N Ebbesensvej, 16, Gourson, Mile., c/o Institut Metapsychlque, Copenhagen, Denmark. Medium. 89 Avenue Niel, Paris (XVIIe), France. Nielsen, Alfred, Vendersgade 20, Copenhagen, M edium. Denmark. Editor, “Budringeren.” Au­ Henry, Joseph, 32, Rue Charles Duflos, Bois thor. Director, Spititistio Mission in Den­ Colombes (Seine). France. Editor “Leur* mark. Voix Amies.” Nielsen, Alfred, Vendersgade 20, Kobenhavn Hermann, Oscar, c/o The American Express K. Denmark. Author; director, Spiritistic Co., Rue Scribe, Paris, France. Investi­ Mission in Denmark. gator. Olsen, Ulrich, Fruegade, 23, Slageslse, Den­ Jaworski, Doctour Heldn, 89 Bd. de Courcel- mark. President. Spiritualist Societv. les, Paris. Author; Lecturer. Petersen, Aug. Nordre Banevej 10, Hillerod, Joire, Dr. Paul. Psycho-Physiological Insti­ Denm ark. tute, Paris, France. Author. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 63

Letort, Mrs. Helen, 16 Rue du Bac, Paris. Friedland, Prof. A. A., Freiburg, 1, Br.- Investigator. Llttenweiler, Germany. Writer. Maeterlinck, Maurice, Villa les Abeilles, Av­ Gatterer, Al., Innsbruck, Sillstr., 2, Germany. en ue des B eaum ettes, N ice (A. M.), W riter. France. Author. Giese, Prof. Fritz, Canstatt, Paullnerstr., 17, Marchand, 9 Rue St. Gilles, Paris. Inves­ Stuttgart, Germany. Writer. tigator. Glogau, Dr. E. A.. Frankfurt, Reuterweg, 75, Maxwell, Dr. Joseph, Court of Appeals, Bor­ Germany. Writer. deaux, France. Author, Investigator. Hanig, Hans, Rochlitz 1. Sa. an der Elbe, Meyer, Jean, Vill a Valroze, Beziers, France. Germany. Studienrat, writer. Director, "La Revue Spirite." Hellwig, Dr. A., Potsdam, Germany. Writer. Mlrault, M. Louis, Chateau de Givry, near Hommel, Prof. Fritz, Munich University, Cours-les-Barres (Cher), France. Psychic Munich. Germany. Researcher. Muller, M. Carlos, 37 Rue du Rocher, Paris Illig, Johannes, Goppingen. Wurtemberg, (Vllle), France. Publicity Manager, "La Germany. Journalist, writer. Revue Spirite." Jahn, Prof. Ludwig, Koln, Pfalzerstr., 32, Osty, Dr. Eugene, 89 Avenue Niel, Paris, 17e. Germany. Writer. Author, Editor. Director, Institute Meta- Kemmerich, Dr. Max, Munchen, Franz Jo- psychique International. sepfstr. 19, Germany. Psychical and Oc­ Rlchet, Prof. Charles, 15 Rue de L’Unlverslte, cult Researcher. Paris. France. Author. Kindborg, Dr., Breslau, 6, Konigsplatz, 4, RlhouSt, Slmmone, 6, Boulevard Inkermann, Germany. Writer. Parls-Neullly, France. Publisher and ed­ Klee, Prof. Dr., Nurnberg. Aussere Sulz- itor-in-chief of "La Science Spirituelle." bacherstr., 40, II, Germany. Writer. Lecturer on Anthroposophy. Author. Kllnckowstroem, Graf Carl von, Agnes- Rlpert, Andre, 10, Avenue Rachel, Paris, strasse, 44, Munchen, Germany. Writer, France. Administrator, "Maison des psychical Investigator. Sp lrites." Krall. Karl, Munchen (Harlaching), Hart- Sudre, M. Rene, 11 Rue Monsieur, Paris, hauserstr., 50, Germany. Writer. France. K ritzin ger, Dr. H. H., Buhlau, Sudstr. 9, ThGbault, L., 19 Rue du Chateau-d’Eau, Dresden-Weisser Hlrsch, Germany. Writer. Paris (Xe), France. Le Dlrecteur, "La Kronfeld, Arthur, Berlin, W. Hohenzol- Source" magazine. lernstr., 3, Germany. Writer. Thevault, L., 19 Rue du Chateau-d’Eau, Kurtzahn, Ernst Tristan, Hamburg, 24, If- Paris, Xe. Editor, "La Parole," and "La Handstrasse 40, Germany. Occult and Source.” Gnostic Author. Thomassin T., 89, Avenue Niel, Paris, (17e) Lambert, Rudolph, Stuttgart-Degerloch, France. Secretary, Institute Metapsychl- Haigst, 42, Germany. Writer. que. Lippert, M ajor a. D., K em p ten (Allgau), Wietrich, Edmond, 38 Bd. de Versailles St. Oberbayern, Margaretenstr., 202, Germany. Cloud, Seine et Oise, France. Minister; W riter. Lecturer. Ludwig, A., Freising, Bayern, Germany, W riter. Mann, Thomas. Munchen, Poschingerstr., 1, GERMANY Germany. Writer. M arcinow skl, Dr., B ad Hellbrunn, Ober- Barth, Otto Wilhelm, Berlin W 57, Kurftlr- bayern, Germany. Writer. stenstrasse 18. Editor-publisher, "Al- M attlesen, Dr. Em il, 5, E lizab eth St., chemistische Blatter." Rostock-Gehlsdorf, Mecklenburg, Germany. Barthel, Dr. Ernst, Koln-Klettenberg, Asber- Author, writer, investigator. platz, 2a, Germany. Contributor, "Zeit- Messer, Univ. Prof. Aug., Giesen, Stef>- schrift fur Parapsychologle." hanstr., 65, Germany. Writer. Bergmann, Univ. Prof., Leipzig, Kaiser Wll- helmstr. 68, Germany. Contributor, "Zeit- Neumann, Theresa, Konnersreuth, Bavaria, schrlft fur Parapsychologie.” Germany. Stigmata case. Bohm, Dr. Phil. Jos.. W elgelstrasse, 7, Nurn- Ohlhaver, Erwin, Hamburg, Alsterdamm, berg, Germany. Co-editor, "Zeltschrift fur 16-19, Germany. Editor, Zeltschrift fur Parapsychologle." Psychische Forschung. Bruck, Carl, Prenzlauer Alee 25, Berlin, N. Ohlhaver, Hinrlch, Hamburg, Alsterdamm, O. 55, Germany. Physician, investigator, 16-19, Germ any. writer. Osterreich, T. Konstantin, Tubingen, Nauklestr., 23, Germany. Author. Bruns, M., Heldorast. 1, II Hanover, Ger­ Quade, Dr. Phil F., Berlin-Zehlendorf, Wln- many. President, "Wahres Leben.” friedstr., 4a, Germany. Writer. Buchner, Eberhard, Berlin-Blrkenweder, Ger­ Peter, General a. D. Joseph, Munchen, many. Contributor, "Zeltschrift fur Para­ psychologie." Reitmarstr.. 27, Germany. Writer. Platt, Frau, Oldenburg, Germany. Medium. Hense, Hermann. Leipzig C. 1, Friedrich Rudloff, Frau Maria, Berlin-Steglitz, Ber- LIststrasBe 32, Germany. Psychotherapeut. Chiva, Jacob, Berlin, W. 62 Lutherst. 45. linlckestr., 7, Germany. Germany. Chemist; contributor, "Zelt- Rust, Uni. Prof., Konigsberg, Germany. schlft fur Parapsychologle." Seeling, Otto, Berlin, S. W. 48, Wllhelm- Debo, Dr. F., Baden-Baden, Germany. Geh, strasse, 117-1. Dr. Philosophic. Rektor und Hofrat. Contributor to "Zeltschrift fur Dozent ftlr Tiefenpsychologle. Parapsychologie." Selt, Martin, Breslau, Germany. Director, Dennert, Prof. D. Dr., G od e sb e rg a Rhein, "L ich t.” Germany. Contributor to "Zeltschrift fur Scholz. Wjlhelm von, care Preuss. Akademie Parapsychologie." der Kunste und Wissenschaften, Berlin, Dessolr, Prof. Max, Berlin, Germany. Hon. Germany. Writer. fellow, A. S. P. R. Schroder, Prof. Christoph, Berlin, Llchter- Drlesch. Prof. Hans, Zollinerstrasse 1, Leip­ felde-Ost., Wllhelmplatz, 7, Germany. zig, Germany. Professor, philosophy; psy­ Schwenke. Paul, Zerbst (Anhalt), Markt, 5, chical Investigator, author. Germany. Schrenck-Notzlng, Frau Dr. von, Munich. Fellgenhauer, Dr. Rud., Pfalzerstrasse, 9. Max Josephstrasse, 3, Germany. Psychlo Cologne, a/Rh., Germany. Editor, "Zelt- researcher. Rchrift fur Seelcnleben.” Shou. Perryt, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Kaiser Freudenberg. Dr. Med.. E lberfeld, K arlstrasse Friedrich Sir. 42, Germany. Esoterlcal 48 II., Germany, w riter. O ccultism . 64 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Simon, Caspar, Alter Markt, Gelsenkirchen, Gobel-Nierstrasz, Mrs. A.. Bussum, Holland. Germany. Meeting place for Vereln fur Psychic investigator. Okkultistische, Forschung Goedhart, P., van Imhoffplein, 8, The Hgaue, Socha, Emma, Querstrasse, 6, Gera, Ger­ Holland. Prominent Spiritualist. Writer many. Medium. President, Organization Committee, Inter­ Socha, Nikolaus, Querstrasse 6, Gera, Ger­ national Spir. Congress, 1931. many, Author. Holthe Tot Echten, Jhr. Mr. R. O. van, The Stern, Erich, Giessen, Wilhelmstr., 6, Ger­ Hague. Holland. Author. many. Jong, Dr. K. H. E. de, T he H ague, Holland, Sunner, Dr. med. Paul, Berlln-Schonberg, Beeklaan 356. Author; Lecturer. Grunewaldstrasse. 40, Germany. Kakebeeke, J., 61 Essenburgsingel, Rotter­ Surya, G. W., Berlin-Schmagendorf, Breit- dam, Holland. Secretary, "Marmonla" So­ strasse 42, Germany. Author and Occult ciety. W riter. K oning, Dr. P. W., de, Sarphatikade 13, A m ­ Tischner, Rudolph Emil, Ditlinderstr. 18, sterdam, Holland. President, Dutch S. Munich, Germany. Physician; Occulist; Researcher. Nederburgh, Dr. H. G., Dunklerstraat, 4. Den Haag, Holland. Editor, "Spiritistische Verweyen, Unlv. Prof. Johannes M., Bonn, B laden." •Beringstrasse, 2, Germany. Professor, philosophic, writer. N oest, Jr., K. H., V aleriusplein, 20, A m ster­ Vintzelberg, J., Spandau, Roonstr., 14, Ger­ dam. Holland. Director. "De Temple." Ortt, Jr. Felix, Soest, Holland. Author; Lec­ many. Medium. turer. Vollhardt, Frau Maria, Berlinlcke-strasse, 7, Polak, Prof. Dr. Leo, 687 Keizersgracht, Berlin-Steglitz, Germany. Physical medium. Amsterdam, Holland. von Reuter, Mrs. Grace, Schloss Wiesen- burg, Wiesenburg, Mark, Germany. Pri­ Reddingius, Rutger Adolf, Trorastratt, 87, vate Medium, “Additor” operator. The Hague, Holland. Von Reuter, Florizel, Schloss Wiesenburg, R ossem , Dr. C. P. van, H u is ter Heide, Wiesenburg, Mark. Germany. Violinist, Utrecht, Holland. Authoor; Lecturer. writer, author. Smits-Peletier, Mrs. L. Servaas, 84 Brink, Deventer, Holland. Trustee, "Harmonia” Voss, Prof. Dr., Dusseldorf, Wagnerstr., 42, Society. Germany. Neurologist, writer on psychic subjects. •Steenbergen, Dr. C. A., U niversiteitsbiblio- theek, Singel, Amsterdam, Holland. Li­ Wasielewskl, Dr. Phil Waldemar von, Don- brarian, Dutch S. P. R. dershausen, Thurlngen, Goldnerstr., 5, Germany. Writer. Suchtelen, Jhr. Dr. N., 511 Admiraal de Ruy- Weissenberger, Josef, 58 Gleimstrasse, Ber­ terweg, Amsterdam, Holland. lin, Germ any. Healer, Church o f St. John Tenhaeff, Dr. W. H. C., Utrecht, Holland, the Evangelist. Reggestraat 24. Co-editor, "Tljdschrift Zahn, Dr. med. H. W., Baden-Baden, voor Parapsyehologie." Author; Lecturer; Moltkestr., 3, Germany. Neurologist, writer Investigator. Secretary of the Dutch So­ on psychic subjects. ciety for Psychical Research. Van Dyk, H. M., 7 Staalkade, Amsterdam, Zahn-Dumont, Frau Jeanne, Furstenhagen, Holland. Kr. Wltzenhausen, Bez. Cassel. Clairvoy­ ant. Van Walt, H., Bentinckstratt, 140. The Zeller, Dr. Phil Gustav, Dettenhause, near Hague, Holland. Member, Organization Tubingen, Germany. Contributor, writer. Committee, International Congress, 1931. Wegelin, Emil, Singel 163, Amsterdam, Hol­ Zimmer, Carl, Invalidenstr., 43, Berlin, N. 4, land. Publisher, "Tijdschrift voor Para- Germany. Univ. professor. psychologie.” W llligenburg, W. J. J. van, 53 D eltfsch e St., Rotterdam, Holland. Treasurer, "Harmo- GREECE nia” Society. Tan agras, Dr. A ngelos, A ristotelou s St., 53, Athens, Greece. President, S. P. R., Greece. HUNGARY Tanagras, D’Angelos, Aristotelous Stret 53, Roethy, Dr. Charles, Budapest II, 3 Szasz- Athens, Greece. Karoly Gasse. President, Gesellschaft fur V lastos, Dr. Med. M iltrade, C olettis St., 31, Parapsychology. Author; Writer; Lec­ Athens, Greece. Secretary, S. P. R., turer. Enesy, H arry P., H ungary, B udapest, II., Zaphirellis, Dr. Ath., A n ytis St., 16, Athens, Telga u. 13, Hungary. Librarian, Psychic G reece. Treasurer, S. P. R., Greece. Research Soc.

HOLLAND ICELAND Alblas, Mrs., Nieuwe Gracht 69, Utrecht, Holland. Treasurer. Dutch S. P. R. Anorson, Prof. Einar, Reykjavik, Iceland. Bergh, J. F. van Benthem v. d., Flatgebouw Professor at law. Reinkenstraat, The Hague, Holland. Treas­ Arntjostsson, Snobj6rn, Reykjavik, Iceland. urer, Organization Committee, Interna­ Treasurer, S. P. R., Iceland. tional Spir. Congress. Danielson, Dean Christian, Reykjavik, Ice­ Bergman, W. A., Rotterdam, Holland, Berg- land. Ex-member of Parliament. weg, 311. Writer, lecturer, psychic re­ Einarson, Pall, Reykjavik, Iceland. Chief searcher. justice. Beversluis, Rev. M., Burg. Weerstraat 85, Hannesson, Prof. Gudmundur, University In Arnhem, Holland. Editor, "Geest en Reykjavik. Iceland. Researcher. Leven." Author; Lecturer. Isolfson, Pall, Reykjavik, Iceland. B evnen-van Geuns, Mrs. A. C. E., Brum m en, Jonasson, Halldor, Reykjavik, Iceland. Holland. Author. Philosopher, writer. Dietz, Dr. P. A., The Hague, Holland, v. d. Kvaran. Einar H., Tungata, 5, Reykjavik, Heimstraat 6. Co-editor, "Tljdschrift voor Iceland. Editor "Morgunn." Parapsyehologie.” Author; Lecturer; In­ Smari, Jakop J., Reykjavik, Iceland. Vice vestigator. president, Society for Psychic Research. Eeden, Dr. Frederick van. Bussum, Holland. Sveinsson, Thordus, Reykjavik, Iceland. Poet, writer, investigator. Physician. INDIVIDUAL NAMES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 66

IRELAND (See British Isles) LATVIA Blacher, Dr. Carl, RIga-Waldpark, Wlsby- INDIA prospeckt 30, Latvia. Contributor, “Zelt- schrlft fur Parapsychologle." Banerjee, Abinah Ch., Jam tola, Com illa (Bengal), India. Psychic Healer. Browne. O. H., Secunderabad, India. Inves­ MEXICO tigator. Barbier, Valentin, Torreon, province of Dutt, Promode Prasanna, Channighat Street, Coahuila, Mexico. Automatic writing Dacca, India. Editor, Hindu Spiritual Re­ m edium . corder. Pagenstecher, Dr. Gustave J., Mexico, D. F., Khatao, T. G., 12 H ark n ess Road, Bom bay. 12a Monterey 214, Mexico. Physician; In­ Patron, Indian Spiritualist Society. vestigator; Writer. Kohn, M iss H., B.A., 21 K ahun Road. Poona, Velasques, Enrique, care “El Slglo Espirita,” India. Lecturer at Deccan College. Postal 1600, Mexico, D.F., Mexico. Editor. Meheta, Jamnadas, Malbar Hill, Bombay. Bar. at Law. President, Indian Spiritualist Society. NEW ZEALAND Pyo. Saya, Nattalln, Burma, India. 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BETHLEHEM, PA. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Bethlehem Spiritual Alliance Church. O. A. If Interested In Psychical Research, you are R. M em orial Hall. Main St., Bethlehem, invited to attend the experimental work Pa. S ervices: H ealing, 11:00 A. M.; L e c ­ being carried on under the auspices of ture and Messages, 3:00 P. M. and 8:00 The National Psychological Institute, Inc., P. M. First and Third Tuesday of each month, at 8 P. M.. 6027 Hayes Ave., Highland CHICAGO, ILL. Park, Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Wickland. (Admission Free.) Hotel DeLight, a home for Mediums and Spiritualists, also Esperanto Headquarters. Oahspe Meetings in Los Angeles. F or in for­ L. M. Knapp, proprietor, 2408 Warren m ation ap ply to Dr. G. P. W lcksell, 459 Blvd., Chicago, 111. Telephone W est 1858. So. Orange Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. The Psychic Science Spiritualist Church, South-Side Spiritualist Church, Inc., 247 W. holds Services every Sunday at 8 P. M. 58th St., L os A ngeles, Calif. M eetin gs: at 32 W. R andolph St., N inth Floor. Rev. Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday evening, Bessie Woodworth, Pastor. Chicago, 111. and Friday afternoon and evening; Sunday afternoon and evening. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Spiritual Healing Center of Light, Love and Spiritual Church of Truth and Science. 7 Labor, at 121 So. Concord St., holds its N. Cascade. Service every Sunday, 7:45 meetings every Wednesday and Sunday P. M. Midweek meetings, every Thursday, aftern oon s from 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. C on ­ 8 P. M., by Rev. A. S ch irler and Co- stant Silent Healing is prayed for at all w orkers. times.

DAVENPORT, IOWA MILWAUKEE, WIS. First Spiritual Alliance Church, Davenport, First Spiritualist Church, 1603 Wright St. Iowa. Holds Services every Friday 2:30 Services Sunday evening, Lecture and P. M., and Sunday 8 P. M. Old Masonic Messages; Circle, Wednesday evening; Ly­ Temple. Rev. Maude Kline, Pastor. ceum, Sunday morning at 9:30. DETROIT, MICH. The People's Temple o f Progressive Science, Spiritual Evangelist Mission. Service Sun­ 2948 N. Seventh St. Pastor, Rev. Lydia day 2:30 and 7:30, every Sunday, Old Thoms. Services, First Wednesday of E agle Tem ple, B rooklyn and T em ple St. each month, 8 P. M. Independent daylight trumpet circle every Tuesday night at 3909 Wabash Ave., De­ NEW YORK, N. Y. troit, Mich. Advanced Thought Church of Spiritualism. Chartered by United Spiritual Churches of ELMIRA, N. Y. America. Rev. John Hill, Minister and M edium. 123 W. 94th St., N ew Y ork City. First Spiritualist Church, corner Madison Services: Sunday, Tuesday, Friday even­ Ave. and East Church at. Meetings Sun­ day at 7:45 P. M. and Wednesday evening ings at 8 o’clock; Wednesday afternoon at 8:00 P. M. Elizabeth Jackson, Presi­ at 2 o’clock. Telephone Riverside 9-0756. dent; W. C. Wandell, Secretary, 3 Symonds PI., Elmira, N. Y. Bureau for Scientific Investigation and Demonstration of Psychic Phenomena, Inc., 304 W. 91st St., N ew Y ork (Tel. SChuyler EL PASO, TEXAS. 4-0577). (Helen Wells, Pres.) Central Spiritualist Church o f El Paso, Texas. Rev. Lindsley A. Neal, Minister; Gladys M. First Emmy Heiss Classes Psychical Insti­ Neal, Secretary, P. O. Box 890. tute (Academic). H all No. 1, 30 W. 72nd St., New York City. Open Lectures with Message Services; Classes in: Psychic De­ EVANSVILLE, MD. velopment, Spanish, Astrology, Public The Bible Spiritual Church holds Services in Speaking, Dietetics, Methods of Healing, the Municipal Market Hall, Sundays and Numerology, Color, Occult Sciences, Open Thursdays, 7:30 P. M. Rev. Anna E. Knoll, for Enrollment or Correspondence Courses. Pastor. Write about Course: “Perfect Development of the Psychic Life." FORT WORTH, TEXAS Light of Truth Church, 302^ M ain St. L y ­ Church of Hope and Spiritual Contentment, ceum. Sunday, regular service, 7:45 P. M. Inc. L. Barit, M ediator, 160 W. 73rd St., Questions, Messages and Healing: Thurs­ Studio 1-G. Wednesday, 8 P. M,; Sunday, day. 7:45 P. M. 2:30 P. M. Temple of Light, 140 W. 42nd St. (Times GALVESTON, TEX. Square). Wrm. Chas. O w en s (I. A. S.), The First Spiritualist Society, Galveston. Sunday, T uesday, Friday, 8 P. M. prom pt. Texas. 416 14th St. Sunday School, 10 A. M., Sunday. Evening Service Lecture Rev. Conrad Hauser, Spiritualist Church of and Messages, Sunday, 8 P. M. Message Psychic Science, N. S. A., 117 W. 79th St. Service, Wednesday, 8 P. M. Ladles' (nr. C olum bus Ave.). P u b lic m eetin gs: Auxiliary, Thursday at 3 P. M. A message Sunday, Tuesday, Friday evenings, 8; service. Wednesday, 2:30 P. M. 69 70 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Occultologists Club. Meets every Thursday SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. evening at the Roerich Museum, 310 River­ side Drive, in the Main Dining Room for The Spiritualist Church of Revelation (Inc.), Dinner at about 6:30 at the “Occultologists 831 Oak St., San F ran cisco, Calif. P r e si­ Table.” Meeting later at Studio of Miss dent and Pastor, Rev. James J. Dickson, Elaine Williams in same building. h om e address, 5718 M cCall St., Oakland; Secretary, Mrs. Frelda Huttmann, 3233 E. Spiritual & Ethical Society of New York 8th St., Oakland. City, Inc. (Helen Wells, Pres.). Every Sunday, Hotel Astor. Season October to June. Office, 600 W. 138th St. SANTA MONICA, CALIF. Church Meetings Daily, 2:30 and 8 P. M., The Christ-Way College of Occult Science, 62 W. 125th St. Rev. Wm. West speaks Inc. Established, 1912; Incorporated, April every Wednesday evening. Privately only 17, 1917. Send 25c in stamps and receive by appointment. Home Missionary High Christ-Way College literature. Address Dr. A lice Baker, 225 22nd St., Santa M on­ Spiritual Society of America, Inc. At S e c ­ ica, Calif. ond Trinity Church on the first Tuesday of the month. Ministers and Mediums League, every second Tuesday evening, 8 P. M. SEATTLE, WASH. NEW YORK (Ridgewood, L. I.), N. Y. Temple of Truth Spiritualist Church, meets Spiritualist Church, Inc., 381 P alm etto St., at A. O. U. W. Hall, 1409 Ninth Ave., at at Ridgewood Place, one block from Myrtle 7:30 P. M. Lecture and Convincing Spirit Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Services: Sun­ Messages by Rev. Stella Ross Wallace and day, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri­ others. Telephone, Main 5875. day, 8 P. M.; W ednesday, a lso 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. NEWARK, N. J. WHEELING, W. VA. School of Psychic Science, Inc., 734 M ount W ay Memorial Temple, Broadway and Mary­ Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J. Lessons on land ‘Sts., Wheeling, W. Va. Sunday Eve­ Science, Psychic Philosophy, with demon­ ning Services 7:30; Messages Services strations and all that goes with Psychic every Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Lyceum work. every Sunday Morning, 10 A. M. PARKLAND, PA. Parkland Heights Spiritualist Home and ENGLAND Camp Meeting Association, Parkland, Pa. Psychic Athenaeum for the Southern Coun­ S. M. Ellwanger, Secretary, 5919 Ellsworth ties of England. Pending public inaugura­ St., Philadelphia, Pa. Meetings, July and tion, all communications to be addressed A ugust. S un days 10:30 A.M., and 2:30 P.M. to Mr. Thomas Blyton, Hon. Curator pro On the Main line to New York: 24 miles tern, at his temporary office “Psychecote,” from Philadelphia, on the Reading Rail­ Ganadia, Battle, Sussex, England. road. ST. PAUL, MINN. Spiritualist Research Association. D e gre e of ENGLAND Honor Building, Sixth and St. Peter. Mrs. Talks With The Invisible. B y H. T. L ovejoy, J. D. Clem m y, Pastor. Sun days at 8 P. M., Roker, Sunderland, England. Pastor’s residence, 77 Oxford, North; tel. D ale 5541.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS TUNIS, NORTH AFRICA Central Spiritualist Church, 506 Villita St. International Astrological Archives Associa­ The Rev. Alton C. Joseph, Pastor; V. R. tion, Carthage, Tunisie, N. Africa. The Cummins, assistant. Sunday 'Service at 8 world’s horoscope centre. Membership ab­ P. M.; M idw eek Service, W ed n esd ay at solutely free to everyone sending cop y of 8 P. M. his horoscope. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES In the United States— Alphabetically arranged by Cities, under respective State Headings

ALABAMA S p iritu alist S cien ce Church (C. S. S. A.), 6100 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Pastor, Rev. Mae M. Taylor. Progressive Spiritualist Church, Lincoln Life HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Auditorium, 19th •St. and 1st Ave., Spiritualist Church of Hollywood, 6001 Holly­ wood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Mae M. Taylor. ARIZONA The Temple of Light, 1729 N. Wilton PI., Hollywood, Calif. Founder and pastor. TUCSON I.Isa Mae Grey; associate pastor, Dr. Geo. First Spiritualist Church of Tucson, Ari­ W. Bunton; secretary, Elizabeth Cranston. zona, Tucson, Ariz., Route 1. Pres., Fred. Zandra Society of Progression, Box 464, Hol­ Dimock; -Secretary, Effle B. Dimock. lywood, Calif. President, G. Zandra; Sec­ retary, H a id er Alii. CALIFORNIA HUNTINGTON PARK, CALIF. First Community Spiritualist Church (C. S. California State Spiritualists’ Association. S. A.), Claren don and M albar Sts., H u n t­ ington Park, Calif. President, Mrs. E. S. Office of President and Secretary, 1401 S. Cole. Berendo St., Los Angeles, Cal. President, Fred E. Stivers; vice president, INGLEWOOD. CALIF. Dr. Henry Duncan McFarland; second F irst S p iritu alist C hurch (C. S. S. A.), 256 vice president, Samuel H. Allison; secre­ E. Arbor Vitae, Inglewood, Calif. Pastor, tary, Idella McFarlln; treasurer, Harold Rev. Mary W. McLain. P. Courtney. LONG BEACH, CALIF. State Missionaries: Southern District, Church of Spiritual Development, 728-B Elm Marian Carpenter-Vail; Northern Dis­ Ave., L on g Beach, Calif. President, G. E. trict, Florence Becker. Frith; Secretary, Linnie A. Gunn; Pastor, National Federation of Spiritual and Psychic Rev. E. C. Gehrung. Science Churches. (See “Prominent So­ First Universal Spiritualist Church (C. S. S. cieties” section, U. S.) A.), 317 E. Broadway, Long Beach, Calif. Minister, Mrs. Kathleen Foulke. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Light of Truth Spiritualist Church (N. F. Golden Circle Splr. Church (C. S. S. A.), S. S. No. 30), Long Beach, Calif. Pastor, R. F. D. No. 2. B ox 197, Anaheim , Calif. Lillian Brink, 790 W. 9th St., San Pedro. National Federation of Psychic Science ATLAS, CALIF. Churches, No. 18 (Universal Church of HulhRm House, Atlas, Napa Co., Calif. Pro­ Truth), Moose Hall, 1314 Elm Ave., Long prietors, Misses Harvey and Chilton. (See •Beach, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Jennie S. ’’Prom inent Societies.”) Brown. ATLAS, CALIF. National Federation of Psychic Science Hulham House, Atlas. Napa County, Calif. Churches, 18, 1016 Atlantic Ave., Long Spiritual and psychic home conducted by Beach, Calif. Rev. Francesca Maurer. Miss Emma Chilton and Miss Maragret Spiritual Psychic Science Church No. 15, Harvey. 1214 Molino Ave., Long Beach. Calif. Pastor, Rev. Margaret E. Rosenberg. BAKERSFIELD. CALIF. •Spiritual T em p le of T ruth Church, L abor F irst S p iritu alist Church (C. S. S. A.), 722 Temple, 1231 Locust Ave., Long Beach, K en tu ck y St., Bakersfield, Calif. Calif. Pastor, Rev. E. L. Spanier. CULVER CITY, CALIF. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. First Spiritualist Church, 650 Eastern Ave., A gabeh O ccult C hurch (N. F. S. S. No. 5), Belvedere Gardens, Los Angeles, Calif. 6517 So. F igu eroa St., L os A ngeles, Calif. EAGLE ROCK, CALIF. Pastor, Violet Greener. Christian Church, Light and Truth, 2445 Ancient Order of Falthists Oahspe Institute Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock, Calif. (Own (Los Angeles Lodge). President, Charles Building.) Pastor. Rev. Marie J. Becker; L. Brewer, Puente, Calif.; Secretary, Assistant, Mrs. Marie Mueller. A nnette S c a r b o r o u g h ; Rabbah, G. P. W ik- selL ESCONDIDO. CALIF. The Brotherhood of Light, 818 Union League First Spiritualist Church (C. S. S. A.), cor. Building, Los Angeles, Calif. President, Iowa and Orange, Escondido. Calif. Secre­ Elbert Benjamine. tary. Mable Russell. California Spiritualist Healers’ Ass’n, 1401 Harmony Grove Camp Association, Escon­ •S. B eren do St., L os Angeles, Calif. dido, Calif. California State Spiritualists’ Association, FALLBROOK, CALIF. 1401 S. Berendo St., Los Angeles, Calif. Fallbrook Spiritualist Church (C. S. S. A.), President, Fred E. Stivers; secretary, Odd Fellows Hall. Fallbrook. Calif. Presi­ Idella McFarlln. dent, Mrs. M ary C. P eters; secretary, C. H. Central Spiritual Church (Dedicated), C. S. Hicks. S. A., 2201 -S. U nion Ave., cor. 22nd St., Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Elizabeth HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. Courtney. Golden Rule Spiritualist Church. 1507 W est­ Church of Supreme Power, 1510 W. 22nd ern Ave., Hollywood. Calif. Minister, Mrs. Place. Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Rev. L aura B. Bennett. Bessie Marston. 71 72 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

C hurch U n iversal Truth, 1605 S. M ain St., Spiritualist Temple of Light, 233 S. Broad­ Los Angeles. Calif. way, Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Crossley Publishing Company Library, 1740 M ary Miller. N. Sixth St., L os A ngeles, Calif. P r e si­ Spiritualistic Temple of Immortality, Mar­ dent, Fellcie O. Crossley. quis Theatre Hall, Melrose at Doheny Fifth Church of Soul Scientists, 1615 N. Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Minister, Kath­ Western Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. erin e von der Lin. First Church of Spiritual Prosperity, 1820 Universal Truth Fellowship, 1740 W. Sixth S. H obart St., L o s A ngeles, Calif. Pastor, St., Los Angeles, Calif. Hostess: Felicie O. John G. Patis. Crossley; Free Lectures every Friday, 8 First Spiritualist Church of Belvedere P. M. Gardens, Belvedere Gardens, Los Angeles, U nity S p iritu alist Church (C. S. S. A.), 30th Cal. Mrs. Beatrice C. Hailes. and Main. Los Angeles. Calif. Minister, F irst 'Spiritualist Tem ple, 906 E. 23rd St., W h ite In stitu te o f Sciences, Inc., 8666 So. Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Gertrude Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. Theo. M. Hough. White, Publisher and Teacher of Psycho­ The Golden Rule Spiritualist Church, 1239 logical, Psychic and Occult Literature. Dewey Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Assistant pastor, Rev. Mary E. Newman; pastor, Rev. MODESTO. CALIF. Nellie M. Bail. F irst Church Spiritualist, 1230 13th St., National Psychological Institute, Inc., 6027 Modesto, Calif. Minister, Mrs. Mary Hayes Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Medical Guetzky. Advisor, Carl A. Wickland, M.D.; Psychic NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. Diagnostician, Anna W. Wickland. See F irst S p iritu alist Church (C. S. S. A.), B ox "Prominent Societies” section. 284, Route 1, National City, Calif. Secre­ Nettie Riley Temple, Spiritualist, Inc., 1607 tary, A nna E. Sloan. E. 32nd St., L os A ngeles, Calif. President, Horas C. Green; vice president, Preston C. OAKLAND, CALIF. Welch; secretary, Mrs. Clara A. Kraus; Christian Spiritualist Church, Pacific Bldg., treasurer, Clarence C. Williams. Midget Hall. Oakland, Calif. Minister, Mrs. Omada Spiritualist Church (C. S. S. A.), Jennie W. Hale. Knights of Pythias Hall, 4707% 'S. Vermont International Yogessar Society, P. O. Box 3, Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Pastor, Lillian Oakland, Calif. President, Swami Bhagwan Senz; president, Carl Senz; secretary, Bissessar; secretary. Florence S. Hay. Richard W. Berry. Spiritual Aid Corporation of California, Inc., P eople's Spiritu al Church (C. S. S. A.), 2537 A ddress, Dr. C. B. Moon, 519 27th St., W. 12th St., L os A ngeles, Calif. Pastor, Oakland, Calif. Rev. Inez Wagner. Spiritual Church of Light and Truth. Inc., Progressive Society of Spiritual Truthseek- 729 31st St., Oakland, Calif. Pastor, Mrs. ers (First Spiritual Temple), 906 E. 23rd C. B. Moon. St., L os A ngeles, Calif. Pastor, Rev. G e r­ OAKLAND, CALIF. trude M. Hough. S p iritu alist S cien ce Church (C. S. S. A.), Second Spiritualist Church, 355 S. Hill St., 1918 G rove St., P orter Hall, Oakland. Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. (Also at 134 S. Spring Pastor, Elizabeth B. Williams. St.) Society of Psycho Science, 866 So. Broad­ Trinity Spiritualist Church (C. S. S. A.), way, Los Angeles, Calif. President, Theo. 743 21st St., Oakland, Calif. Pastor, Rev. H. W h ite; 'Secretary, L. M. W hite. Frank K. Brown. Soul Development Spiritualist Church (C. S. OCEAN PARK. CALIF. S. A.), 918 S. G a g e St., L os A ngeles, Calif. Bay City Spiritual Church (C. S. S. A.), 2621 Minister. Mrs. Annie Jirek. Washington Blvd., Ocean Park, Calif. South Side Spiritualist Church, Inc. (N. F. First Spiritualist Church of the Elder S. S. Ch. No. 1), 247 W. 58th St., L os A n ­ Brother. M eets a t the G. A. R. Hall, Hill geles, Calif. President, Frank Mickley; and Washington Blvd. Minister, John Y. Secretary, Helen Cole; Pastor, Rev. Nellie B riggs. Ball. Spiritual Church of Spiritual Prosperity (C. PASADENA, CALIF. S. S. A.), 1820 S. H obart St., L o s A ngeles, First Spiritualist Church, 333 Summit Ave., Calif. Rev. John Patis, Pastor. Pasadena, Calif. Pastor, Rev. Minnie B. Spiritual Circle of Truth Temple, 1023 W. Johnson. 21st St., L os A ngeles, Calif. M inister, E lla SAN DIEGO, CALIF. L. H ickm an-M oss. Biblical Spiritualist Church, 2nd and Beach Spiritual Healing Center of Light, Love and Sts., San Diego, Calif. Labor, 121 S. Concord St., Los Angeles, F irst Spiritu al S ocie ty (C. S. S. A.), 1240 7th Calif. (Own Building.) President, Chas. St., San Diego, Calif. Pastor, Rev. C. A. F. Ehlert; Secretary, Thomas Leo Fallon; Buss; secretary, Sadie Harris. Pastor, Rev. Emily Helen Fallon. M cClure Spiritu alist T em ple (C. S. S. A.), Spiritualist Ministerial Association. Meets 3940 5th Ave., San Diego, Calif. Leader, in the First Spiritualist Temple, 906 E. John Temple; secretary, Alice D. McClure. 23rd St., on the first M onday o f each m onth Second Spiritualist Church, 3017 K St. Sec­ at 2:30 p. m. President, B. F. Austin; sec­ retary, Mrs. Addle Blanchard. retary, Ada M. Dowler. Silver Gate Spiritualist Church, 3018 Suncrest The Spiritual Science Library Association, Drive, San Diego, Calif. Minister, Mrs. 2322 Observatory Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Nevada De Vore. Secretary, D. S. H ager, M.D. SAN DIMAS, CALIF. Spiritualist Church of Revelation, Walker Harmony Rest Home, 607 E. San Dimas Auditorium, Seventh and Grand, Los An­ Ave., San Dimas, Calif. Spiritual Lessons geles, Calif. Pastor and message medium, on Spiritual Things. Mrs. Minnie M. Sayres; Pres, and Healer, W. Q. Sayers. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Spiritualist Temple of Light, 233 S. Broad­ Band of Pure Spiritualism (Mrs. Daisy Gib­ way, Room 201, Los Angeles, Calif. Pas­ son Buettner), 309-B S tein er St., San tor, Rev. Mary Miller; Secretary, Sadie B. Francisco, Calif. Miller. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. flplritualist Healers' Association of Cali­ Christian Independent Spiritualist Church, fornia, 1401 S. Berendo St, Los Angeles, 1740 Divisadero, near Sutter. Pastor, Rev. Calif. Lena Stein, D.D. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 73

Church of Super Spiritualism, 560 Steiner Orchid; Scientific Research, Dr. W. Martin St., San F ran cisco, Calif. P a stor: Mrs. Bleything. Muriel Isles. St. Mary Sanitarium, 531 Eva St., Tujunga, D ivine Church o f Spiritualism , N. S. O. W. Calif. Bldg., 414 M ason st., St. F ran cis Hall. Pastor. Rev. Beatrice Mytton-Burnham. VENICE, CALIF. D ivine Spiritual Church, 1439 F illm ore St., So. Venice Spiritualist Church, 2206 Dell San Francisco, Calif. Ave., Venice, Calif. Leader, Mrs. Minnie The E. J. Stevens Light and Colour Studios, F. Voorhees. 242 Powell St., San Francisco, Calif. WATTS, CALIF. President and Leader, Ernest J. Stevens, Golden Light Spiritualist Church, Odd Fel­ D.D., Ph.D., M .Sc.; Secretary, M iss Glad- lows Hall, W’atts, Calif. Minister, Mrs. dis Brag. Grace Roberts. Falthlsts, Ancient Order of (Oahspe Insti­ tute). 2310 Fillmore St., San Francisco, WRIGHT. CALIF. Calif. President, Walter D. Knight; Sec­ Brotherhood of the White Star, or Order of retary, M argaret D. Knight. St. John of Jerusalem, Wright, Rt. 1. Box F irst Spiritual Tem ple, 3324 17th St., San 42, Calif. President, Mother R. Alice (Mrs. Francisco, Calif. President, Julia A. Ernst von Benninghoven); secretary, R. A. Bramak; Secretary, Mrs. Harriet Pitzer. Mylen. Golden Gate Spiritual Church, The, 240 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, Calif. President and Pastor, Rev. Florence S. COLORADO Becker; Secretary, Samuel H. Allison. Psychic Science Church No. 40, 2337 Mission Colorado State Spiritualists' Association (N. St., San F ran cisco, Calif. Pastor, A bbie S. A.). Secretary, Lester V. Cannady. M onroe. Society of Progressive Spiritualists, The, BOULDER, COLO. 2126 Sutter St.. San F ran cisco, Calif. The Church of Spiritual Light, Boulder, Colo. Pastor. Rev. Marie F. S. Wallace. Secretary, R. C. Culver, 2346 9th St. The Spiritualist Church of Revelation, Inc., COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. 831 Oak St.. San Francisco, Calif. Presi­ The First Spiritualist Church, Colorado dent and pastor. Rev. James J. Dickson; Springs, Colo., 114 W. Rio Grande. Presi­ secretary, Mrs. Frieda L. Huttmann. dent, J. E. Layering. SAN JOSE. CALIF. Kosman Church and Institute, 217 S. 12th R obert’s T em ple (N. F. S. S. 21), 15 S. 14th St., C olorad o Springs, Colo. St., San Jose, Calif. Secretary, E lla York. The Philosophical Spiritualist Church, Colo­ Universal Brotherhood of Spiritualist, rado Springs, Colo. President and secre­ R oberts Tem ple. 5th and Main Sts.. San tary, I Delight Dillenbeck, 219 Bonfoy Ave. Jose. Calif. Mrs. Ella York, leader. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. SANTA ANA, CALIF. Spiritual Church of Truth and Science (N1. Spiritual T em ple o f L igh t (C. S. S. A ), S. A.), 7 N. Cascade, C olorad o Springs, Moose Hall, 110 Victoria St., Santa Bar­ Colo. President, J. M. Schlsler; Secretary, bara, Calif. Secretary, Caddie L. West. Lydia Hutton; Pastor, Rev. Anna Schlsler; S piritu alist S u c ce ss Church (C. S. S. A.), Assistant Pastor, Dulcie R. Macklln. Garden and Gotta Sts., Santa Barbara, DENVER, COLO. Calif. Minister. Mrs. Mary Orr; secretary, First Church of Truth Spiritualist Center, L ou is A. Grenier. Suite 212 Tabor Bldg., Denver, Colo. Pas­ Sum m erland A ssociation (C. S. S. A.), Sum - tor and Lecturer, Rev. Jessie Beard. merland (Santa Barbara), Calif. Secretary, Mrs. Ellnore Wayne Darling. DENVER, COLO. Spiritual Church of the New Era, Glenarm SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. and 14th Sts., K. P. Bldg., Denver, Colo. Spiritualist Temple of Light, Odd Fellow's Pastor, Dr. Walter E. Mansfield. Hall, 15 E. A napaum St., Santa Barbara, Calif. Pastor, Edward J. Coppersmith; PUEBLO, COLO. President, George F. Luth; Secretary, First Spiritualist Church, Pythian Bldg., 101 Gugeborg Coppersmith. N. Union, Pueblo, Colo. Pastor, L. M. K eator. SANTA CLARA. CALIF. Harmony Church of Spiritualists (N. F. S. S. 22), 1342 Bellomy St., Santa Clara, Calif. CONNECTICUT Secretary, Nettie Roll. SANTA MONICA, CALIF. Connecticut State Spiritualist Association Bay City Spiritualist Church, G. A. R. Hall, (N. S. A.). Secretary, Richard Grundmann. Washington and Hill Sts., Santa Monica, Calif. Minister, Rev. Jessie F. Bennett. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Spiritual Church of Welcome, 198 W est Ave., First Spiritualist Church, Elder Brother (C. Bridgeport, Conn. Secretary, C. L. Love- S. S. A ). 1820 12th St., St. Monica, Calif. ridge. Pastor, John Y. Briggs. F irst S piritu alist Tem ple, 1447 16th St., Santa HARTFORD, CONN. Monica, Calif. Pastor, Vincent M. Wilson. The Spiritual Temple, 68 Pratt St., Hartford, Conn. SAWTELLE, CALIF. Spiritu alist S cien ce C hurch (C. S. 8. A.), NEW HAVEN, CONN. 1655 Santa Monica Blvd., Sawtelle, Calif. The First Spiritual Alliance Church. 470 Elm Minister, Mrs. Hettle Hubmuller. St., N ew Haven, Conn. President, Mrs. Anna Broos. STOCKTON, CALIF. NEW LONDON, CONN. First Spiritualist Church, Stockton, Calif. T h e W h ite Tem ple, 39 H u n tin gton St., N ew Mrs. M. H. True Brown, 203 E. Park St. London, Conn. Secretary, Anna C. Jones. TUJUNGA, CALIF. NORWICH, CONN. A cadem y of Spiritu al Science, P. O. B ox F irst Spiritu al Union, 29 Park St., N orwich, 419, Tujunga. Calif. Director of Public Conn. Pastor emeritus. Rev. Albert P. Relations. Chas. H. Moss; Director Child Bllnn; President, Charles A. Dowsett; Education, Mary West; Practitioner, Mary treasurer, Charlotte C. Dowsett. 74 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Wl LLIM ANTIC, CONN. Chicago Society for Psychical Research. First Society of Spiritualists, The, 646 Main President, Mrs. Mary Ridpath-Mann, care St., W illiam antic, Conn. President, W il­ P. O. B ox 237, M idlothian, 111. liam Edward Geer; secretary, Mrs. Caro­ Chicago Sun Flower Club, 19 W. Adams St., line Connor. Lincoln Hall, Chicago, 111. Club and church. Church of Faith, cor. California Ave. and Madison St. Meetings conducted by DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Charles A. and Nellie Thompson. Church of Fraternal Order of Spiritualists, National Spiritualist Association, The, 600 Garfleldian Hall, 4039 W. Madison SL Pennsylvania Ave., N. E.f Washington, Pastor, William Arnold. D. C. Secretary, Rev. H. P. Strack. Church of the Spirit, 2651 N. Central Park, L ea gu e for the L a rger Life, 1336 I St., N. W., Chicago, 111. Pastor, Dr. Frank E. Loner. W ashin gton, D. C. Englewood Spiritualist Church, 6543 S. Hal- M etaph ysical Library, 1627 K St., N. W., sted St. W ash in gton, D. C. Ever-Ready Light Spiritual Church, 4201 W. Order of Christian Mystics, 3510 Quebec St.. Armitage Ave., Chicago, III. Pastor, Rev. N. W., W ashin gton, D. C. F ou n d ers and Emma Prestien. leaders, Dr. F. Homer and Harriette A. Fifth Church, O. O. F. S., Light and Truth, Curtiss. 2565 Fullerton Ave., Temple Hall. Pastor, T h e P lay h ou se Library, 1814 N St., N. W., E. Uttner; assistant pastor, I. Miller. W ashington, D. C. P residen t, H enry W a r­ First American Spiritual Church of Illinois, ner Austin; Secretary, Rosa Sutfln. Trav­ 1621 N. California Ave. eling Lecturers. First German Spiritualist Church, 4201 Armi­ The Universal Religious Foundation, Inc., tage Ave. President, Freda Hohe. 3510 Q u eb ec St., N. W., W ashin gton, D. C. F irst Illin ois Church, O. O. H. S., A nderson President. Dr. F. Homer Curtiss; secre­ Hall. N. W. cor. 69th and H alstead Sts. tary, Harriette A. Curtiss. President, Mrs. Walter Mann. First Irving Park Spiritualist Church, cor. Wilson and Milwaukee Ave. Pastor, Emma FLORIDA W ettsteln. First Polish-American Spiritualist Church, MIAMI, FLA. 3134 L ogan Blvd., cor. T roy St., Chicago, Beckoning Light Spiritualist Church, Bls- 111. Pastor, Peter Ranke. cayne Masonic Temple, Miami, Fla. First Polish National Spiritualist Church, 3134 Logan Blvd., Chicago, 111. President, MIAMI, FLA. Peter Ranke. S p iritu alist T em p le o f Truth, 1621 6th St., First Spiritual Church Mission, 823 W. 69th S. W., Miami, Fla. Pastor, Rev. Dr. Myron St. Pastor, Rev. L. E. E astw ood. H. Post; medium, Ethel Post. First Spiritual Church of Light and Truth, 1949 Wabansia Ave. Pastor, Mrs. Theresa ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. Loll-Risse. First Spiritualist Church, 1057 Seventh Ave., First Spir. Church of Austin, 1941 N. Ballou N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Pastor, Mrs. Clara St., Chicago. B. Knost. First Spir. Church of Divinity, 64th and Ash­ land Ave. First Spiritualist Church of Purity and GEORGIA Truth, 7439 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, ATLANTA, GA. Fraternal Spiritualist Church, New Masonic Azoth Circulating Library, 506 Grand Thea­ Tem ple, 32 W. R andolph St.. 20th floor, tre Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Librarian, Eliza­ Chicago, HI. President. Rev. Frederick J. beth A. King. Harr’s: secretary. Fema Davis. Good Will Spiritualist Church, 9008 Commer­ cial Ave., Chicago, 111. ILLINOIS Greek-American Spiritual Healing Church, 1714 W. Madison St. (Second floor), Chi­ Illinois State Spiritualists’ Association (N. cago, 111. Pastor, Nick Vlavianos. S. A.). Secretary, Elmer Livingston. Hermosa Spiritualist Church, 1906 N. Craw­ ford Ave., Chicago, 111. Pastor, Mrs. Fran­ CALUMET CITY, ILL. ces Bellgardt. First Splr. Church, West Hammond, 696 Hotel DELight, a home for Mediums and S ta te L in e St., C alum et City, 111. Spiritualists. Also Esperanto Headquar­ ters. L. M. Knapp, Proprietor. 2408 W ar­ CHICAGO, ILL. ren Blvd., Chicago, 111. Telephone, West Applied Yoga Institute of America, 232 E. 1848. E rie St., C hicago, 111. (L ibrary on occult, John Crerar Library, The, 86 E. Randolph psychic, metaphysical and Yoga teachings.) St., C hicago, 111. P resid en t and D irector, 'Sri D eva Ram Lawndale Church, Lawndale Hall. Ogden and Sukul; secretary, Della E. Saunders. Trumbull Aves., Chicago, 111. Pastor, A lice P. B u rg ess M em orial Church, 66th A nton S. H elebrant. Place and Blackstone Ave., Chicago, 111. Light More Light Spiritual Church Society, American Spiritualist Church, 4201 Armitage 2433 Bernice Ave. Pastor. Mrs. Johanna R. Ave., Chicago, 111. President, Ed. Wensch. Schm idt. Aryan Spiritual Church of Goodi'ellowshlp. Logan Square Church of Spirit, 2651 N. Morrison Hotel, Chicago, 111. President. Central Park Ave., near -Shubert. Lyceum. Rev. Janette E. Erion; secretary, Hazel V. Mahmeenah Spiritual Temple No. 1, 1637 Erion. Byron St. Pastor, Walter Jacobsen. Bright Star Center, 6706 S. Ashland Ave., Matanka Spiritual Church, 6236 Princeton Chicago, 111. Pastor, J. Skinner. Ave., Chicago, 111. President, Rev. Clyde Century Spiritualist Church, Belmont Hall, Owen. N. Clark St. and Belmont Ave. Pastor, Metropolitan Spiritualist Church. State and Rev. Barbara Hilbert. Randolph Sts., Capitol Bldg. Pastor, Rev. Chicago Society for Psychical Research (In­ Maggie Waite. corporated under 111. State Charter, 1918). New Star Eng.-German Spiritualist Church, President, Mrs. Mary Ridpath Mann. 6819 S. Green St. President, Mrs. Peckham. Chicago Spiritualists’ League, 19 W. Adams Modern Spiritualist Church, 4814 Potomac. St., Chicago. P residen t, Dr. C. A. Burgess. President, Teresa Rane-Hayden. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 75

Minister. Mrs. Hettle Hubmuller. SANDWICH, ILL. 6819 S. Green St. President. Mrs. Peckham. Society of Psychometry Science, Inc., 212 E. National College of Inspirational Research, C ollege St., Sandw ich, 111. President, L a u ­ 1219 Foster Ave., Chicago, 111. Chairman rence Parker Marvin; Vice-Pres., Dr. Louis •Board of Governors, Rev. Barbara Hilbert. Turley Culling; Secretary, Dr. Louis Arthur Occult Method, The, 2745 North 75th Ave., Turm an. Chicago. 111. President, Wm. Edw. Fitz­ patrick. Psychic Science Spiritualist Church, The, 32 INDIANA W. R andolph St., 9th floor, C hicago, 111. President, F. O. Southbrook: Secretary, Indiana State Association of Spiritualists Wm. Woodworth; Pastor, Rev. Bessie (N. S. A.). Secretary, Velma Hool. W oodw orth. ANDERSON, IND. Psycho-Science Church. 3753 Herndon St., Madison Avenue Spiritual Temple. Cor. 13th near N. Clark and Grace Sts. Pastor. Dr. and Madison Ave., Anderson, Ind. (Was R. S. Ray. first N. A. C h urch In Indiana.) Rose Westergren Krause Memorial Splr. Church. 6543 S. Halstead St. President, EVANSVILLE, IND. Martin Kraus. Bible Spiritual Church, Municipal Market S econ d Church, O. O. F. S.. 1205 N. D e a r­ H ouse, Indiana St., b etw een F irst and S e c ­ born St., C hicago, 111. President, L otta ond Aves., Evansville, Ind. President and Richardson. pastor, Rev. Anna E. Knoll; secretary, Second Spiritual Church of Divinity, Hopkins Harry Knoll. Hall, 426 W. 63rd St. Pastor, Rev. Clyde Union Spiritualist Church, Michigan and Owen. Third Ave., Evansville, Ind. Pastor, Rev. Second Liberal Church, 306 S. Wabash Ave., Jeanette Hoeppel. Chicago. 111. Pastor. C. Wm. Chamberlain. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Seventh Illinois Church, O. O. F. S., 3435 Christian Spiritualist Church, 515 Blake St., Sheffield Ave. Pastor. Lotta Richardson. Indianapolis, Ind. Pastor and Medium, 8outh Side Church of Spiritual Communion, Rev. Chas. H. Gunzolus. P rosp ect Hall. 64th St. and A shland Ave., Psychic Science Spiritualist Church, 824 N. Chicago, 111. P en n sylvan ia St., Indianapolis, Ind. P r e s­ South Chicago First Spiritualist Church, ident, Dr. B. F. Clark; Secretary, Mrs. 2403-5 North Ave. (Northwest Hall), Chi­ Ruth Trevillion; Pastor, Mrs. Dollie Clark. cago, 111. Pastor, Louis C. Thompson. Universal Psychic Research Society, 515 Spiritual Temple of the Holy Cross, 3236 Blake 'St., Indianapolis, Ind. President, S. W ells St., Chicago. 111. B rother W illiam Rev. Chas. H. Gunzolus; vice president, Lynn. Dr. James Doyle; secretary, Arthur Spiritualist Church of Life, Link’s Hall, N. Bow m an. E. cor. Sheffield Ave. and Clark St. Presi­ dent, Zenna Kranz. SOUTH WHITLEY, IND. Splrtuallst Church of Truth, 3349 W. North Immanuel Sanatarlum, South Whitley, Ind. Ave., near Homan Ave. Pastor, E. Korbas. President, Dr. Prince Immanuel. Starlight Spiritualist Church. 7353 Vincennes Ave. Pastor, Rev. Geo. G. Price. Temple of Truth. 1359 Belmont Ave. at IOWA Southport. President, Carl Dynel Oakes. United Progressive Spiritualist Church, 4221 State Spiritualist Association of Iowa (N. S. Irving Park Blvd., Odd Fellows Temple. A.). Secretary, Miss Lucile Millar. Pastor. Anna Jeffrey. United Spiritualist Church, 9120 Commercial CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Ave. President, Catherine McGlothlin. First Spiritualist Church, Oriental Hall, 121 Unity Church. 656 Barry Ave., Chicago. 111. N. S econ d St., C ed ar Rapids, Iowa. S e c ­ Benjamin V. Hauck. retary, D oroth y C. Drake. Universal Church of Divine Truth, 1930 Irv­ DAVENPORT, IOWA ing Park Blvd., Chicago, 111. (8th Church First Spiritual Alliance Church, Old Masonic O. O F. S.) President, Jos. Jorgensen; Temple, Davenport, Iowa. President, Art. Pastor, Dorothy M. Jorgensen. Pollltz; Secretary, M. Kline; Pastor, Rev. Universal Spiritualist Church, 5444 Went­ Maude Kline. worth. Garfield Hall. Pastor, Marguerite C. Henry. DUBUQUE, IOWA West Side Spiritualist Church. South Robey Spiritual Science Society, Facade Building and 22nd PI. Pastor, W. J. H ow es. (opposite post office), second floor, Du­ buque, Iowa. President, Miss Lucille GRAND RAPIDS, ILL. Millar; vice president, Mrs. Emma Upplng- First Spiritualist Church, Oriental Hall. 121 house; secretary, Mrs. Stella McCraney; N. Second St. Secretary, Dorothy C. treasurer, Mrs. E. M. Gibbons. Drake. JOLIET, ILL. First Spiritualist Church (Own Building), KANSAS Joliet, 111. The Kansas State Spiritualist Association LE ROY, ILL. (N. S. A.). President, Rev. Maude K. J. T. and E. J. Crumbaugh Spiritualist Gates; Vlce-Pres., Mrs. Frances Thompson; Church (Own Building), Le Roy, 111. Pres­ Secretary, Mrs. Anna L. Berdine; Treas­ ident, Maybelle H. Campbell. urer, Rev. M. E. Perry. ROCKFORD, ILL. Winfield Spiritualist Camp Association, Win­ First Spiritualist Church. Main and Mulberry field, Kans. President, Mrs. M. C. Sail- Sts., Rockford, 111. Pastor, Carrie W. Der- ing; Secretary, Ruth Upperd; Lecturer, mody. Will J. Erwood. Johns. Rev. M am ie D., 959 N. H orsm an St., GREAT BEND, KANS. Rockford, 111. Member, T. N. S. A.. Reader First Spiritualist Church of Great Bend. Ad­ and Healer. Affiliated with Progressive dress. Mrs. Emma Tournear, Sec., 1205 Splr. Alliance Church. M urphy St., G reat Bend, Kans. Progressive Spiritualist Alliance Church, 115 N. Third St., R ockford, 111. President, PITTSBURG, KANS. Harry Dickinson; Secretary, HJalmer Gus­ First Spiritualist Church of Pittsburg, 116% tafson; Pastor, Rev. Folke W. Tegner. W. 4th St., Pittsburg, Kans. P astor and 76 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

President, Rev. M. E. Perry; Secretary, MADISON, ME. Mrs. Martha Perry. Madison Spiritual Camp Association, Camp­ WICHITA, KANS. grounds, Madison, Me. Secretary, Mary R. F irst S p iritu alist Society, The, 211% S. M ain Dean, M adison, Me. St., Wichita, Kans. President, Ira Dur­ MILO, ME. ham; Secretary, Margaret Vandenburg. Union Spiritualist Society (Meetings in Court Spiritualist Church of Occult Science, 328% Room of Town Hall), Milo, Me. President, N. M ain St., W ichita, Kans. P resid en t John Peavey; secretary, Mrs. Alice Mooers. and Pastor, Rev. Maud K. Gates; Secre­ tary, Mrs. Joe Thompson. NORTHPORT, ME. Temple Heights Spiritual Corporation, Camp­ WINFIELD, KANS. grounds at Northport, Me. President, Rev. Winfield Camp. President, Mrs. M. E. Sail­ Millicent Wilson, Malden, Mass.; secretary, ing; Secretary, Mrs. Ruth Lipperd. Mrs. Ava 'Simmons, Oakland, Me. PITTSFIELD, ME. KENTUCKY Pittsfield Spiritualist Society. President, Dr. Hiram W. Carr. DAYTON, KY. PORTLAND, ME. The First Spiritualist Church, 212 Fourth Ave., holds service at 2 30 and 7:30 P. M. First Spiritualist Society, (Meetings in G. A. on the second and fourth Sundays of each R. Hall near Monument Square). Presi­ month. Speaking by Mrs. Minnie M. Sable, dent, Chester H. Lucas; secretary, Mrs. pastor. Spirit messages given. Everyone Lorenzen. w elcom e. ROCKLAND, ME. NEWPORT, KY. Rockland Spiritualist Society. Secretary, Ray The First Spiritualist Church, 825, Overton Greene. St., at 7:30. Lecture and spirit messages, STOCKTON SPRINGS, ME. Thursday. Message Circle, 7:30, first Stockton Springs Spiritualist Society. Presi­ Wednesday In every month. Woman's Aid dent, Mrs. Rose Titcomb. coffee and messages at 2 P. M. Special message service, first and third Tuesday WATERVILLE, ME. in every month. Visitors especially wel­ Waterville Spiritualist Society. President, come. Pastor, Mrs. W. W. Haupt. Berton A. Spencer; secretary, Edythe W oods. LOUISIANA WINTERPORT, ME. Winterport Spiritualist Society. Secretary, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Mrs. Estella Campbell. First Church of Divine Fellowship, 823 Spain St., New Orleans, La. Pastor, Rev. Oscar L. Clark. MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, MD. MAINE The Baltimore Psychic Study Club. 1323 E u taw PL, Baltim ore, Md. President, Mrs. Maine State Spiritualist Association (N. S. H. R. M. Thom; secretary. Mrs. J. Wheeler. A.). Secretary, Mrs-. Mary Drake Jenne. First Spiritual Church, East North Ave. and AUGUSTA, ME. H op e St., Baltim ore, Md. Secretary, F. C. Progressive Spiritualist 'Society, cor. Court Buckley, 1515 E. 29th St., Baltim ore, Md. and Perham Sts., Augusta, Maine. (Own Building.) President, John Hawes; secre­ tary, Henrietta Burns. MASSACHUSETTS BANGOR, ME. Unity Spiritualist Society (Meetings held in Massachusetts State Association of Spiritu­ Hall on Exchange Street). President, Mary alists. President, Arthur E. Wilson; Vice- Cunningham; secretary, Lewis Fox, 45 President, Fred Meal; Secretary, Mrs. E v erett St., Bangor, Me. Emma Baxter Kaine; Treasurer, Mrs. Emily E. Barrows; Supt., Lyceums, Rev. BELFAST, ME. Jennie Southworth; Trustees: Rev. Maud Belfast Spiritualist Society. President, Mrs. F. Torry, William R. Irwin, Mrs. Mary B. M abel Guerney, H igh St., Belfast, Me.; Daniels, John W. Norgrave and Elmer A. secretary, Mrs. Nellie Mosmon. Collier. BICKSPORT, ME. The National Spiritual Alliance of the United Penobscot Spiritual Temple Association, States of America. Headquarters, Lake Verona Park, Bicksport, Maine. Secretary, Pleasant, Mass. Secretary, Shirley C. Ja m es H. Kane, 192 Ohio St., Bangor, Me. Whlcher. (See “National Societies" sec­ tion.) DEXTER, ME. Dexter Spiritualist Society. Secretary, Mrs. AMESBURY. MASS. Emma Wakefield. First Spiritualist Church, Odd Fellow’s Hall, Amesbury, Mass. DOVER-FOXCROFT, ME. First Piscataquis Spiritualist Association, of ATTLEBORO, MASS. D over-F oxfort, Me. President, W alter H. Spiritual Progressive Society, G. A. R. Hall, Burgess; secretary, Myra L. Burgess. C ou n ty St., A ttleboro, Mass. Secretary, H ow ard E. W alker. ETNA, ME. BOSTON. MASS. Etna Spiritualist Association, Etna Camp­ Alliance Christian Church, 555 Columbus ground, Etna, Maine. Secretary, Mrs. Ave., Boston, Mass. Minister and psychic, Mary Drake Jenne. Rev. Claude Spence; psychic, Elmer Little­ GUILFORD, ME. field. Progressive Spiritualist Society (Meetings in Armstrong Spiritual Society, 527 Columbus I. O. O. F. Hall), Guilford, Me. President, Ave., Boston, Mass. Conductor, L. H. Mrs. Annie Foss; secretary, Mrs. Ada A rm strong. Campbell. Boston Alliance Christian Psychic Church, SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 77

568 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass. Min­ dent. Mr. George W. Rogers; vice presi­ ister and Psychic. Rev. Claude Spence. dent. Mr. W alter P. W lggln Boston-Indlan Spiritualist Assembly, 717 Tre- Spiritual Assembly, 7 Vail Court, Cambridge, m ont St., B oston. Mass. P sychic, P reston Mass. Rev. George Edward Griswold. E. Gray. Boston Society for Psychic Research, 346 CHARLESTOWN, MASS. Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Research Officer, First Spiritual Alliance Church, 9 Sullivan Dr. Walter Franklin Prince. (See "Promi­ St., Charlestow n, M ass. Pastor, Mrs. H elen nent Societies.") Green; secretary. Frank Howard. B oston W igw am , No. 1, 31 P em b rok e St., Free Will Spiritual Alliance Temple, 7 Essex Boston. Mass. President, Mrs. Alice Hook. St., off H an cock Sq., Charlestow n, Mass. Bright Eyes Spiritualist Society, 190 Lexing­ Leader, Rev. Amanda A. Gauld. ton St., E a st Boston, M ass. Conductor, Mr. FALL RIVER, MASS. James A. Newhall. First Spiritualist Lyceum, the Cascade Bldg., "Brown Hall” (Seating Capacity 700), 296 391 S. M ain St., F all River, Mass. Pastor, Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. Rev. Sarah Owen; secretary, John N. Christian Psychic Church, 555 Columbus W ilkinson. Ave., Boston, Mass. Conductor, Claude Spence. HAVERHILL, MASS. Congress for Wisdom; Universal Spiritualist The Spiritualist Temple, 6 Pleasant St., Council, 414 Massachusetts Ave., Boston, Haverhill, Mass. President, Walter M. Mass. President, Clarence B. Benedict. Morse. Dealand Hall, 515 Tremont St., Boston, LAKE PLEASANT, MASS. Mass. Alliance Temple of the National Spiritual Emmanuel Spiritualist Church, 30 Hunting- Alliance. (Summer session.) Lake Pleas­ ton Ave., Richards Hall, Boston, Mass. Louise Sumner Cobb. ant, Mass. Friendly Church, 555 Columbus Ave., Boston, New England Spiritualist Camp Meeting Mass. Rev. Izetta Sears-Hlll and Mrs. Association. Secretary, Rev. Albert P. E th el Grav Blinn. The National Spiritual Alliance of U. S. A., First Spiritualist Ladles' Aid Society, W al­ headquarter’s office, Lake Pleasant, Mass. lace Hall, A ppleton St., B oston, Mass. President, William O. Whlcher; secretary, President. Onelta Norgrave. Shirley C. W hlcher. Harmony Hall Spiritualist Society. 703 Tre­ m ont St., Boston, Mass. Mrs. E tta Stuer LYNN, MASS. Reardon, Psychic Ballot Reader. F irst Spiritu alist Church, 60 M arket St., Ladles* Lyceum Union. Wallace Hall, Apple- Lynn, Mass. President, Mrs. Amy Lun- ton St., near B erkelev, B oston, Mass. den; Secretary, Mrs. Flora Bird; Pastor, President emeritus. Mrs. M. J. Butler; Rev. Maude F. Torrey. president, Mrs. Harriet Nash; secretary, Lynn Spiritualists’ Association, Exchange M arla E. Ward. Hall, 14 M arket St., Lynn, Mass. P r e si­ MaBsarhusetts State Association of Spirit­ dent, Mrs. Mabel Hawes, phone Lynn ualists. 175 T rem on t St.. Boston, Mass. 4183-W; secretary, Mrs. M. E stes, 41 E stes Secretary, Mrs. E m m a B. Kalne. St. Conducts Unity Camp at Saugus Mlneola Spiritualist Church, 515 Tremont St. Center, Mass. Mlspah Spiritualist Center, Deland Hall, 515 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. MALDEN, MASS. O rder o f Oahspe, 687 B oylston St., B oston, The Angel Messenger Spiritual Church, 238 Mass. Pastor, Rev. Mabel Palmer-Black. P leasan t St., Malden. M ass. President, O rder of the Portal. 440 Stuart St., Boston, Ella Hayden. Mass, (headquarters). President and first master, Aleta B. Baker; second master. MANSFIELD, MASS. Henry E. Merrill; third master, Harvey Spiritual Church of Truth, 15 Court St., C. Merrill; fourth master. Charles S. Hill; Mansfield, Mass. secretary. Florenee L. Tyler. P sv ch lr Inquiry Club, 9 L eam ington Rd., METHUEN, MASS. Brighton. Boston, Maas. Secretary, Mrs. F irst Spiritu alist Church, C en ter St., M eth ­ Minnie Meserve Soule. uen, Mass. Richards Hall (Open Platform for Mediums and Psychics), 30 Huntington Ave., Bos­ NEW BEDFORD, MASS. ton, Mass. First Spiritual Harmony Church "A," 1656 Spiritual Brotherhood, 295 Huntington Ave., Purchase St., New Bedforl, Mass. Pastor, Room 402. Boston, Mass. President, Rev. Jennie Southworth, Madam Weston; Secretary and Pastor, PLYMOUTH, MASS. Lillian Grant Weston. Plymouth Spiritualist Church, Woolworth Stewart Rlble Spiritualist Society. 488 Tre­ Bldg., M ain St., Plym outh, M ass. P r e si­ m ont St.. B oston, Mass. President. Mrs. dent, Mrs. Carrie L. Winslow; Secretary, Jennie Y oung: secretary. T. G. Booth. Mrs. Barbara Lapham. Unity Church. Jordan Hall. cor. Huntington Ave. and Galnesboro St. Rev. Frederick A. ROXBURY, MASS. W lggln. Independent Spiritual Church, 99 Windsor Wallace Hall Bible Spiritual Society, Apple- St.. Roxbury. Mass. P residen t, C. L op es; ton -St., near Berkley, Boston. Mass. Con­ secretary, Elizabeth Marshall. ductor. Jennie E. Lawford;; secretary, C. E. Lawford. SALEM, MASS. BROCKTON. MASS. F irst Spiritu alist Society. 53 W ash in gton St., People’s Progress!%'e Spiritual A ss’n, G. A. R. Salem, Mass. President, Mrs. Ruth Olm- Hall. E. Elm St.. B rockton. Mass. P r e si­ stead. dent, Arthur Ostburg; Secretary, Mrs. First Spiritualist Temple, Warren St., cor. Emily Barrows. S. P in e St.. Salem . Mass. P residen t, Mrs. R uth F. Olm stead. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. First Spiritualist Church of Cambridge (An­ SOMERVILLE, MASS. drew Jackson Pavla Memorial). 872 Massa­ Church of Higher Spiritualism, 174 School chusetts Ave. Minister and psychic. Rev. St., Somerville. Mass. President, Mrs. J. G. E dw ard Griswold. E. Armstrong. First Spiritualist Temple, 631 Massachusetts Spiritual Endeavor Society, Flemming Hall, Ave., C entral Sq.. Cam bridge, Mass. P r e si­ 245A P earl St., Som erville, Mass. 78 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

STONEHAM, MASS. First Church of Truth Spiritualist, 26 Shelby First Spiritualist Society of Stoneham, St., G rand Rapids, Mich. Pastor, Rev. A. Legion Hall, Main St., Stoneham, Mass. C. Flower. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. H om e Sp iritu alist Church, K. o f P. Hall, 21 First Spiritualist Church, Inc., 33-37 Bliss N. Ionia Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Presi­ St., Springfield, M ass \ dent, Chas. O. Goodwin; Pastor, Rev. Belle Fuller. WALPOLE, MASS. Independent Spiritualist Association, The, a First Spiritualist Society, "A” (meets Uni­ National Body. Secretary, Mrs. Rachel tarian Church), Walpole, Mass. President, Carter, 855 Butterworth Ave., Grand Mrs. Gertrude Ormes; pastor, Rev. Sarah Rapids, Mich. Parker Thompson, Walpole. Spiritual Mission Church of Divine Science, WORCESTER, MASS. W atson Post. G. A. R. Hall, corn er H ig h ­ First Spiritual Church of Worcester, 35 land and Sheldon, Grand Rapids, Mich. O read St., W orcester, Mass. D edicated, Rev. Emma Farrington, pastor. Dec. 19, 1928. Psychic Science Society. Pastor, Rev. Reba Post, 28 R ich ards St., N. W., G rand Rapids, WORCESTER, MASS. Mich. Spiritual Alliance Temple of Truth, 37 Irv­ Spiritual Mission Church of Divine Science. in g St., W orcester, M ass. Mrs. G. A. L a Pastor, Rev. Emma Farrington, 425 Laurel Roche. St.. S. W.. G rand Rapids. Mich. Spiritualist Church of Divine Truth, 240 N. Division Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Pastor, MICHIGAN Rev. Kathryn McCarthy. Independent Spiritualist Churches of Amer­ JACKSON, MICH. ica. Headquarters: Kalamazoo, Mich. (See Spiritual Science Church, Webb Block Hall, “Prominent Societies” Section.) 126 S. M echa n ic St., Jackson, Mich. S e c ­ Michigan State Spiritual Alliance (T. N. S. retary, Mabel M. Shaw. A.). Secretary, Rev. Edith Green. (See KALAMAZOO, MICH. “National and Prominent Societies” Sec­ Christian Spiritualist Church, Kalamazoo, tion.) Mich. Pastor, Rev. Lucille MacFee. Michigan State Spiritualists’ Association (N. Independent Spiritualist Churches of Amer­ S. A.). Incorporated at Msson, August ica (Mother Church, Kalamazoo, Mich.) 26th, 1883; incorporated at Lansing, March President and Pastor, Rev. D. M. Hazard, 30, 1912. Secretary, Mrs. Loretta E. 1027 Hazard Ave., Kalamazoo, Mich.; Sec­ Schmitt. retary, Nina Dalm. The Spiritualist Mediums’ Alliance. Head­ quarters: Saginaw, Mich. (A National MUSKEGON, MICH. Body.) President, Alfred J. Eastman. (See V eritan Spiritu alist Church, 961 S p rin g St., “National Societies” Section.) Muskegon, Mich. Pastor, Rev. H. L. Sanger, D.D.; secretary, Rev. H. Y. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. Dryden. Paul Memorial Spiritualist Cabin (The Log Cabin Church), Helmer Road, Battle Creek, OWASSO, MICH. Mich. Pastor, Rev. Ida R. Wetzel. First Psychic Research Church, Mystic Workers Hall, cor. Main and Park Sts., BUCHANAN, MICH. Owosso, Mich. Secretary, Mrs. E. J. Buchanan Spiritualists’ Society (Church and Stegall. Spiritu alist Center), 101% E. F ront St., Buchanan, Mich. President, Wilson S. Mc­ PORT HURON, MICH. Leod, 101% E. Front St.; vice president, First Spiritualist Church of Truth, Odd Fel­ Katherine Thompson, 302 Main St.; sec­ lows' Temple, Lapeer Ave., Port Huron, retary and treasurer, Lillian Dalrymple, Mich. Pastor, Rev. Maye E. Cullen; presi­ 204 S Oak St dent, M. A. Pressel, P. O. B ox 55; s e c r e ­ Good Will Spiritualist Church, 208% E. Main tary, Mr. H. E. O verpack, R. F. D. No. 1. St., Niles, Mich. President, W ilson S. M c­ Leod, 209 Main St., Buchanan, Mich.; Sec­ SAGINAW, MICH. retary, Ernest W. Haskin; Pastor, Mrs. The Church of Spiritual Truth, Brewster Katherine Thompson. and Webster Sts., Saginaw, Mich. Presi­ dent, A. J. Eastman; Secretary, Mrs. DETROIT, MICH. Alma Poppeck; Pastor, Rev. Alma East­ First Psychic Church of Brlghtmoor, 21736 man. Fenkell Ave., Brlghtmoor, Detroit, Mich. Pastor, Rev. Mrs. E. Armitage. SAGINAW, MICH. First Spiritual Healing Church, 1551 Hart First Independent Spiritualist Church, 407 Ave., Detroit, Mich. Pastor, Rev. Flora Hamilton St, North Saginaw, Mich. First Spiritualist Temple, McAllister Hall, Pastor, Rev. J. L. D. Parent. 433 Forest Ave., at Cass Ave., Detroit, The Spiritualist Mediums’ Alliance, 933 N. Mich. President, John Throop. C h arles St., Saginaw , Mich. (See S ection Open Door Spiritualist Church, 17357 Hull on National Societies.) Ave., Detroit, Mich. Pastor, Rev. Elsie Butler Bunts. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. Spiritualist Church of Redemption, K. P. First Spiritualist Church of Truth, Wash­ Hall, cor. of Dragoon and Lafayette Blvd., ington and Park Sts., Traverse City, Mich. Detroit, Mich. Pastor, Mr. W. W. President, Mrs. Clayton Iszring. Knowles; secretary, Mrs. Amy Smith. Spiritualist Evangelist Mission, Old Eagle Temple, Cor. Brooklyn and Temple St. MINNESOTA Pastor, Rev. Delilah M. Cunningham; Sec­ retary, Harmon McCabe. State Spiritualists’ Association of Minnesota (N. S. A.). Organized at Minneapolis, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Minn., January 15, 1898. Incorporated Christian Spiritualist Temple, over Majestic March 9, 1898. Officers: President, Jos. Theatre, Library St. entrance, Grand P. Whitwell; First Vice-President, Amos Rapids, Mich. Rev. A. D. Miller, pastor. M. Drake; Second Vice-President, H. Church o f Truth, Shelby St., near Division, Hampton; Secretary, P. H. Stacey; Trus­ Grand Rapids. Mich. Pastor, Rev. A. C. tees, Victor H. Blunck, C. K. Volght, Uhl Flower. Anderson and A. A. Benjamin. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 79

DULUTH, MINN. MANCHESTER, N. H. First Spiritualist Church, Duluth, Minn. F irst S p iritu alist Church, I. O. O. F. Hall, President, Uhl J. Anderson; Secretary, Mid-week meetings, 367 Spruce St., Man­ Mrs. Albena Paul. chester, N. H. President, E arl R. H oit; Treasurer, Lester Reed; Secretary, Velma LONG LAKE, MINN. C. Gleason. Long; Lake Spiritualist Association. Long Lake, Minn. -Secretary, Miss Mabel Mather. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. First Spiritual Alliance Church, The, 18 High MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. •St., Portsm outh, N. H. Rev. G ertrude F. Alliance Spiritualist Church. Central and Burke. T w en ty-secon d Ave., N. E., M inneapolis, Minn. Rev. Annie Festin, messages. Center Spiritualist Church. Masonic Temple, NEW JERSEY 2nd floor. M inneapolis. Minn. First S piritu alist Church, 616 E. 15th St., New Jersey State Association of Spiritualists Minneapolis, Minn. President, Geo. John­ (N. S. A.). Secretary, Dr. I. C. Leedom. son; Secretary, Ray Morrow. New Central Spiritualist Church, 19 S. 7th ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. St., Minneapolis, Minn. President, Victor Second and Sunflower Spiritualist Churches, H. B lunck: Secretary, P. H. S tacey; P a s­ 329 N. Illin ois Ave., A tla n tic City, N. J. tor, Mrs. Minnie Lambert. CAMDEN, N. J. Psychic Research Society, c/o Dr. G. A. Clara L. Sweeten Memorial, 421 N. Tenth Ostby. 815 Sixteen th St., M inneapolis, Minn. St., Cam den, N. J. Second Spiritualist Church, 23rd and Lindale Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. President, T h e F irst Spiritu al Church, 509 N. 6th St.. John Koorn. Cam den. N. J. South Side Spiritualist Church, 1533 E. Lake Fourth Race Church, Fifth and Market Sts., 8t.. Minneapolis, Minn. President. Peter Camden. N. J. D. Muir; Secretary. Mrs. Blanche Cunning­ •Second Spiritu al Church, 224 C oop er St., ham. Camden, N. J. Mrs. Mary Delaney. Third Spiritualist Church, Masonlo Temple, The Third Spiritualist Church, 506 Broad­ Minneapolis, Minn. President, A. A. Ben­ way, Cam den, N. J. jam in. U nity Spiritu al Church, 806 M ark et St.. Cam den, N. J. ROCHESTER, MINN. EAST ORANGE, N. J. Psychic Center. Rochester, Minn. First Spiritualist Church of East Orange, 3 ST. PAUL, MINN. G reen w ood Ave., E a st O range, N. J. First Spiritualist Church, 316 Minnesota St., Spiritualist Church of Faith and Light, 170 St. Paul, Minn. President, Joseph P. W hit- M ain St., E a st Orange, N. J. Leader, Mrs. well; Pastor, Mrs. J. P. WTiitwell. N. Jackson. Spiritualist Research Association, Degree of United Mediums’ Association of America, 3 Honor Bldg., 389 St. Peter St., St. Paul, Greenwood Ave., East Orange, N. J. Minn. Pastor, Mrs. J. D. Clemmy. JERSEY CITY. N. J. Independent Spiritual Church of Advanced Thought, 67 O ak St., n ear Jackson Ave., MISSOURI Jersey City, N. J. Leader, E. G. Smith; Medium, Mrs. Arimenta E. Smith. State Spiritualist Association of Missouri (N. KEANSBURG, N. J. 8. A.). Organized and incorporated. Febru­ Seventh Church of Psychic Science. 161 Port ary, 1891; reincorporated, June, 1911. Sec­ Monmouth Road. Keansburg, N. J. Leader, retary, J. W. Dennis. Mrs. V. Fleischm an. ST. JOSEPH, MO. NEWARK, N. J. First Spiritualist Church, 119 S. Sixth St., C hurch o f L ig h t and Truth, 78 Ja m es St., St. Joseph, Mo. Pastor, Rev. L oui A. N ewark, N. J. Ward. Church of Spiritual Promotion and Harmony, 532 Springfield Ave.. Newark, N. J. First Church of Christ Spiritualist, 589 MONTANA O range St., N ewark, N. J. First Church of Divine Spirit. 1107 Broad BUTTE, MONT. St.. N ew ark, N. J. L eader, Mrs. June Mountain State Spiritualist Church, 627*4 W ebb. S. W yom a St., Butte, Mont. Founder, First Church of Mental Science, Inc., 143 Mrs. M attie C. M cGowan. Roseville Ave., Newark, N. J. President, Frederick W. Collins; Secretary, Cornelia J. Brown; Pastor, J. Melvin Bush. NEBRASKA First Church of Psychic Science. 589 Orange ■St., Newark, N. J. Pastor, Rev. Dorthea C. Dencer. OMAHA, NEB. First Spiritualistic Church of Light and Fontenelle Church of Omaha, Omaha Hall. Truth, 68 Jam es St., N ewark, N. J. O w ns 21st and C u m m in gs Sts., Omaha. Neb. its own church property. President, E. Leader. Mrs. Ella Gardiner. Hermann, vice president, Henry Diehl; Spiritualist Church of Healing, Labor Tem­ secretary. W. Benz. ple. 19th and Davenport St., Omaha, Neb. Fourth Church of Psychic Science, 95 S. 9th Pastor, Rev. A. D. Benedict. St.. Newark, N. J. Leader, Mrs. M argaret Brunem an. Lincoln Spiritual Church of Silence. 98 Mor­ NEW HAMPSHIRE gan PI.. A rlington, N. J. Pastor, A da Field. CONCORD. N. H. Newark Spiritual Assembly, 52 Pennington First Spiritualist Church of Concord. N. H. St.. N ewark. N. J. Pastor, Rev. Dr. Jacob (Formerly Golden Light Society). 11 School N. Green. St.. K. of P. Hall. Concord. N. H. P r e s i­ Psychological Center, The, 734 Mount Pros­ dent, James A. McKeage; Secretary, Jole p ect Ave., N ewark, N. J. President, Mrs. M cKeage. Helene Moore; Secretary, Mrs. Ella H. Mil- HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

ler; Readers, Miss Carrie Cation and Mrs. DUNKIRK, N. Y. E lla H. Miller. Golden Rule Spir. Church (N. S. A.). Dun­ S ch ool of P sy ch ic -Science, Inc., 734 Mt. kirk, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. Lillian Vogt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J. President, EAST AURORA, N. Y. Mrs. Helene Moore; Secretary, Mrs. Belle First Spir. Church (N. S. A.), East Aurora, Henry Conkling; Teacher, Mrs. Helene N. Y. Secreetary, M iss E m m a Chandler. Moore; Reader, Mrs. Ella Holden Miller. Second Church of Psychic Science, 769 Hun- ELMIRA, N. Y. terton St., N ewark, N. J. Leader, Mrs. First Spiritual Church of Elmira, Cor. Church Agatha Remsen. St. and Madison Ave., Elmira. President, Second Mt. Pitcairn Spiritual Church, 627 Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson; Secretary, Wll- Broadway, Newark, N. J. Pastor, Rev burt C. Wandell; Treasurer, Mrs. Ida M. A rabella L. K in g Clark. Tenbury. Spiritual Circle of Faith, 285 Hunterdon St., U niversal S p iritu alist Church, K. o f P. Hall, N ewark, N. J. 112 B aldw in St., Elm ira, N. Y. P resid en t -Spiritual Church o f St. Paul, 128 S. 7th St., and Speaker, M. Christine Eddy; Secretary, Newark, N. J. Carol M. Fisk. Spiritual Church of Truth. Tent’s Hall, 39 GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y. C hestnut St., 2nd floor, N ewark. N. J. Spiritualist Society (Own Church), 88 3rd Spiritualist Church of Light, Truth and Life, 9 B elm on t Ave., N ew ark, N. J. Ave., Gloversville, N. Y. Pastor, Rev. PATERSON. N. J. George Howard. St. L u cy Sp iritu al Church, 146 Slater St., HENSONVILLE, N. Y. Paterson, N. J. Affiliated with “The Glenside Spiritual Science Church, Henson- Spiritual Church of Triumph,” Newark. ville, N. Y. Pastor, Rev. L ou is C. Bennett. N. J. HORNELL. N. Y. PATERSON, N. J. F irst Spir. C h urch (N. S. A.), H om ell, N. Y. West Broadway Spiritualist Church, Pater­ Secretary, Goldie -Sanborn. son, N. J. JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Spirit Communion Church (N. S. A.), James­ UNION CITY, N. J. town, N. Y. Secretary, S. J. Theobold. Rising Sun Spiritual Church, 831 Palisade Spiritualist Science Church (N. S. A.), Ill Ave., Union City, N. J. Pastor, Gustav -S. Main St., Jam estow n, N. Y. Pastor, Hinsch; Assistant, Mrs. Hasenbalg. Louisa L. Bramer; president, John M. An­ Spiritual Church of Divine Truth, 108 49th derson; secretary, Lottie Comstrock. St., Union City, N. J. Spiritual Adviser, First Christian Spiritualist Church of James­ Rev. C. H ughes. town, N. Y., Odd Fellow’s Hall, Fourth and Washington Sts. Jamestown, N. Y. Pastor and president, Mrs. Dora Lord. NEW YORK LILY DALE, N. Y. Andrew Jackson Davis Memorial Lyceum. General Assembly of Spiritualists, State of L ily Dale, N. Y. New York (N. S. A.). Board of directors. Fox Cottage, Lily Dale, N. Y. Moved from 1929-1930: President. John Heiss; vice H ydeville, N. Y., by Mr. B. F. Bartlett. president, Rev. Matthew Stephenson; sec­ Medium in charge, Miss Floy Clotrell. retary, Frederick W. Constantine; treas­ Forest Temple, Lily Dale, N. Y. Open Air urer, Everett F. Britz, and Dr. A. J. Me- T>mr>l« m aintained bv Mr. B. F. BarUtt, Ivor-Tyndall, Mrs. Lelia E. Williams; Inspiration Stump, L ily Dale, N. Y. T h ree Howard Mason Pitman, Herbert A. Bar­ bour. Rev. Sarah Cushing. meetings daily during summer, meeting at this stump in the heart of the forest since The Survival League of America. Embrac­ 1880. ing Members in the United States, Canada, Lily Dale Assembly, Lily Dale, Chataqua Cuba and Mexico, who subscribe to the County, N. Y. Spiritualist camp. Belief in the Demonstrability of Survival Lily Dale Spiritualist Church, Lily Dale, N. After Death, Irrespective of otherwise di­ Y. President, Mrs. Ella Royal Williams; verging views In religious, sociological, Secretary, Laura Mclvor-Tyndall. philosophical or other affiliations. National Organizer and Director, Wm. C. Hart­ NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. mann; Executive Secretary, Miss Florence P r o g re ssiv e Spir. Church (N. S. A.), N iagara Robinson Haven: Corresponding Secretary, Falls, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. Barbara Miss Gertrude Ogden Tubby. W hite. Trinity Spir. Church, Niagara Falls, N. Y. ALBANY. N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. Esther Palmatter. Unity Spiritualist Church, 481 Washington Ave., Albany, N. Y. M edium, T h ora P e te r ­ son. NEW YORK CITY BATAVIA, N. Y. New York, Manhattan and Bronx Unity Spiritualist Church, 74 E. Utica St., Buffalo, N. Y. P residen t, Mrs. Isab elle All Angels Spir. Mission Church, 44 W. 65th Reed. St., Apt. 5. M ediator, A nn -Berry. Advanced Thought Church of Spiritualism, BUFFALO, N. Y. 123 W. 94th -St., N ew York, N. Y. M in­ Church o f Sp irit C om m union (N. S. A.), ister and Medium, Rev. John Hill; Secre­ H otel -Statler, Buffalo, N. Y. P astor, T h e o ­ tary and Treasurer, Dr. Louise M. Guerth. dore Russell; president, F. W. Constantine; American-Aryan Society of Theosophia, secretary. Mrs. Emma Roth. S tein w a y Hall, 11 W. 57th St., Stu dio 612. Church of Spiritual Science, Mizpah Temple, Test Medium, John Boone Romiser. W e st F erry at H erk im er St., Buffalo, N. Y. American Society for Psychical Research, Leader, Rev. Harold L. Bradford. Hyslop House, 15 Lexington Ave., New Spiritualist Church of Divine Thought, 475 York, N. Y. (See “Prom in en t S ocieties.”) Franklin St., Buffalo, N. Y. Pastor, Joseph A rcan e School, The, 11 W. 42nd St. (22nd Clayton. floor), New York. Founder-Leader, Alice Spiritualist Temple of Truth, 68 College St., A. Bailey. Classes and Lectures on Buffalo, N. Y. Pastor, Mrs. W m . K elser. Occult Philosophy and Teachings. Unity Spir. Church, Buffalo, N. Y. Secre­ Beacon Light Spiritualist Church, 2228 tary, E dw ard F. Haun. Broadway, Room 3, New York City. Presi- SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 81

dent and Pastor, Hermlne Leger; Secre­ Spiritual Center Library and Reading Room, tary, Imogens M. Pearce. 30 W. 72nd St., N ew York. Church of Hope for Spiritual Contentment, Spiritual Church of Divine Science, 142 W. Inc., 160 W. 73rd St., N ew York. Stu dio 126th St., N ew York, N. Y. 1-G. Mediator, L. Barit. Spiritual Church of Communion, 137 W. 72nd Church of Spiritualist Harmony, 100 W. 72nd St., N ew York, N. Y. President, A lexander St. (Dryden Room), New York, N. Y. Pas­ Hamilton; Secretary, Miss Mae Voron; tor, Rev. Sarah W. Cushing; Assistant, Medium, William Lake. Jennie E. Barrett. Spiritualist Church of Eternal Advance­ Church of Natures Divine Revelation. 902 ment, 228 W. 72nd St., N ew York, N. Y. West End Ave., New York, N. Y. Leader, Speaker, Alice Hensler; Message Bearer, Mrs. Rose Schaefer. Jeanette Hunt. Church of Spiritual Revelation of Harlem, Spiritual Research Society of New York, 23 208 W. 138th St., New York City. Medium, W. 94th St. Medium, John R. Southworth. Mrs. Harrlgan. Spiritual Science Institute, Inc., 123 W. 88th Church of Spiritualist Truth, 100 W. 72nd St., N ew York, N. Y. F ounder-president, St., R oom 508, N ew York, N. Y. Leader, Julia O. Forrest. John Hickey. Spiritualist Church of Eternal Advancement, Church of Sunshine, 1477 Lexington Ave., 228 W. 72nd St., N ew York. Speaker, New York, N. Y. Pastor, Florence A lice G. H ensler. M ajestic. Spiritualist Church of Psychic Science, 117 Church of Spiritual Truth, 1947 Broadway, W. 79th St., N ew York, N. Y. Pastor, R oom 421, N ew York, N. Y. Medium, Rev. Conrad H. Hauser; Secretary, Elsie Frances Seabury. M. Hauser. Church of the Holy Spirit, 2228 Broadway, Spiritualist Church of Universal Brother­ New York, N. Y. Healer, Walter Smith. hood, 146 W. 73rd St., N ew York, N. Y. Church of the Spiritual Doctrine, 140 W. Medium, Robert Hector. 42nd St. (Third lloor), N ew York, N. Y. St. Mathew Spiritualist Church of Divine Messages, Elizabeth Marklew. Truth and Science, 45 W. 127th St., N ew D ivine S cien ce Church, 324 W. 83rd St., Apt. York. Mr. Jos. Johnson, 45 W. 127th St., 1W, N ew York, N. Y. Pastor, S. V. N. N ew York. Phillips. Star of the East Spiritual Science Church, First Church of Spiritualist Harmony, 100 2228 Broadway (Room 1), New York, N. Y. W. 72nd St., N ew York, N. Y. Secretary, Leader, Martha Wilson Crosette. Amy K. Phlmister; Pastor, Rev. Sarah W. Temple of Brotherhood. Inc., of the I. A. S., Cushing. 160 W. 73rd St., Stu dio 1G, N ew York City. First Emmy Heiss Classes Psychical Insti­ M inister. C arolyn C. Duke. tute, H all No. 1, 30 W. 72nd St., N ew York. Temple of Light (I. A. S ), 140 W. 42nd Supervisor, Mrs. F. J. Gahan; Secretary, St. (Third floor). New York, N. Y. Pastor, Miss E. Gladys Reimherr. William Charles Owens; Secretary, M. F irst S p iritu alist Church, 30 W. 72nd St., Birnfeld. New York, N. Y. (In Emmy Heiss Memo­ Temple of Truth, 18 E. 125th St., New York. rial Center). Pastor, Alpha Gabriel. Demonstrator, William Brock. H e iss (Em my) M em orial Center, 30 W. 72nd T h ird Spiritu alist C hurch (N. S. A.), 100 St.. N ew York City. President, “Glad" W. 72nd St. (Room 408), New York City. Schwantes: treasurer. Alma Nelson. Pastor. Rev. C. B. Strong. Holy Divine Spiritual Church (N. S. A.), 147 Three-Eleven Roslcrucian Fellowship. Li­ W. 132nd, New York, N. Y. President, brary and R ea din g R oom , 311 W. 80th St., Chauncey G. Johnson. N ew York. Hyslop House, 15 Lexington Ave., New York Unity Spiritualist Ecclesia, 197 W. 134th St., City. American Soc. for Psychical Re­ New York City. Pastor, Rev. Elizabeth search. Hart. Independent Associated Spiritualists. Inc., T rin ity Spiritu al Church, 62 W. 125th St., 160 W. 73rd St., N ew Y ork City. Suprem e New York. N. Y. Pastor, Rev. Wm. West. councilor, Carolyn C. Duke. True Fellowship Church of Spiritualism, 123 Inspirational Church of Divine Thought, 123 W. 94th St., N ew York, N. Y. President. W. 88th St., N ew York. Pastor, Rev. Julia Dr. Louise M. Guerth; Secretary and O. Forrest. Treasurer. Mrs. Bertha Fait. Jam es H. H y slop Foundation, Inc., 430 W. United Spiritual Churches of America. Head­ 116th St., N ew York. N. Y. President, Dr. quarters: 123 W. 94th St., N ew York. Titus Bull. (See “Prominent Societies.") President, Rev. John Hill; Secretary and James Memorial Spiritualist Church, 296 W. Treasurer, Dr. Louise M. Guerth. 137th St.. New York, N. Y. Medium, Sarah United Spiritualist League (Manhattan Lucas. Group). Address, Rev. Conrad Hauser, 117 Little Cedar Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.), W. 79th St., N ew York. 100 W. 72nd St., R oom 308. Pastor. Mrs. Universal Science Church, Room 1, 2228 Beulah Helms: secretary, Herman Fielder. Broadway. New York, N. Y. Leader, P rog ressiv e Spiritual Church (N. S. A.). 398 Reene Morrison. St. Nicholas Ave., New York. N. Y. Presi­ Universal Spiritual Church, Hotel Biltmore, dent, Arthur D. Williams; mlnistrant, Mar­ N ew York, N. Y. M inisters, Beulah E. garet Fulton Williams. Thompson and George C. O. Haas, Ph.D. School of Psychic Science and Philosophy Sundays, 8:15 P. M. (Incoroprated 1899). 174 W. 109th St.. New White Rose Spiritualist Church, 1947 Broad­ York, N. Y. Medium, president, Mrs. M. E. way (Room 504), New York, N. Y. Me­ Williams: first reader. Amelia Summerville. dium, Katherine Clements. Second Trinity Spiritual Church, The, 62 Bayslde W. 125th St., N ew York. N. Y. Pastor, Four Leaf Clover Church Mission, 200-01 Rev. Wm. West; President, Mrs. E. N. Thirty-second Ave., Bayslde West, N. Y. West: Secretary, Mrs. Mary Gales. (Entrance on 200th St.) Leader, William Spiritual and Ethical Society (founded by Geiger. Helen Temple Brigham. Inc. 1891). Bureau and library. 304 W. 91st St.: office, 600 W. Brooklyn 138th St.: public meetings. Hotel Astor, Oct. 1st to June 1st, Sun day afternoons. Brooklyn Center of Psychic Science. Inc., 174 2:30 P. M. President. Mrs. Helen ’Wells; M adison St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Leader, Dr. secretary, Eda D. Ovcrfleld; treasurer. Ida M arie B. Finley. Davis; chairman membership committee. Child of Grace Spiritual Church, 457 Ave. Y, A rthur B. Muir. Brooklyn, N. Y. Leader, G ra ce Raplsarda. 82 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Church of Sacred Science, 6747 Third Ave., W oodhaven ■Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, M argaret M. Lam b. Church of Spiritual Enlightenment, 8631 91st Christ Spiritualist Church, 1288 Putnam Ave., St., W oodhaven, L. L, N. Y. Pastor, Brooklyn, N. Y. M inister, Jam es H eden- Charles Winkler. berg. Spiritualist Church of Divine Light and Church of Divine Light, "The Cheerful Faith, 8731 89th St., W oodhaven, L. I., Church," Quincy St., near Reid Ave., N. Y. Minister, Margaret Hunt. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, Rev. E m m a C. Spiritu al L igh t Society. 8734 75th St., W o o d ­ Resch, 752 Jefferson Ave. haven, L. I., N. Y. Medium, Rev. Dorothy Smith. C hurch o f D ivin e Science, 754 D ecatu r St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Minister, Joseph Borst. OLEAN, N. Y. Church of Spiritual Illumination, 153 Macon F irst S p iritu alist Church, 416 S. Union St., St., Brooklyn, N. Y. M edium, L illian C. Olean, N. Y. Associate Minister, Mary Briton, B. A. C. Cooper. Cosmopolitan Spiritualist Church, Odd Fel­ P sy ch ic Club, 416 S. U nion St., Olean, N. Y. low's Hall, S ch erm erh om St., near N evins President, Dr. E. H. Ackerman; secretary, subw ay, a lso 431 S ta te St., Brooklyn, N. Y. John G. Cooper. Leader, Mrs. J. C. Murphy; secretary, W il­ liam Barth. PLATTSBURG, N. Y. Divine Spiritual Church of the Redeemer, Brotherhood of the Holy Pentegram. Head­ Inc., 512 Van B uren St., B rooklyn, N. Y. quarters: B ox 341, Plattsburg, N. Y. S e c ­ Trance medium, Henry Schulmann. retary, Dr. Charles Edward Niles. F ifth Spiritu alist Church, 458 37th St., B rook ­ ROCHESTER, N. Y. lyn, N. Y. Rev. H erm in e Leger. Central Spiritualist Church, Osburn House, Gleams of Light Spiritualist Church, 1180 South Ave., Rochester, N. Y. President, H a lsey St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, Dr. William H. Osburne; Secretary, Gersham •Samuel Clark; secretary, Louise Wells. Robinson. Independent Spiritual Church, 195 Stanhope P lym outh S p iritu alist Church (N. S. A.), cor. St., near Knickerbocker Ave., Brooklyn, Plymouth and Troup Sts., Rochester, N. Y. N. Y. Pastor, Rev. Edward Ortmann. Pastor, Rev. Justin E. Titus; president, Oliver Memorial Spiritualist Church, 1064 Herbert A. Barbour; secretary, Mrs. L. D ean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, Mrs. M axwelL Evelyn Emory. Park Slope P sy ch ic Center, 54 7th Ave., ROCKVILLE CENTER, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mission of Four Leaf Clover Church, Reli­ Spiritu al Church, Inc., 380 P a lm etto St., ance Fire Co.’s Hall, Forest Ave. and cor. Ridgewood Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Forest Place, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. President, Albert Sentfleber; Secretary, Spiritualist Church of Divine Guidance, 1127 Andrew Carnegie; Pastor, Rev. Thos. R. H a n cock St., Brooklyn, N. Y. M edium , Wall. Florence Ayling. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Spiritualist Church of Divine Light, 8731 First Spiritualist Church of Syracuse, N. Y. 89th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. P residen t, Mrs. (N. S. A.), 711 S. Sta te St., Syracuse, N. Y. Margaret Hunt. President, Rev. Leila E. Williams; secre­ Spiritualist Church of Natural Science, 177 tary, Robert B. Allen. M artens St., Brooklyn, N. Y. UTICA, N. Y. Spiritualist Church of Sacred Science. 6747 S u n flow er Spir. C hurch (N. S. A.), Utica, T h ird Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. P residen t, N. Y. Secretary, Agatha L. Marks. M argaret M. Lamb. Spiritualist Temple of Light and Truth, 866 WOODLAWN BEACH, N. Y. Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Adela T. F irst Spir. C hurch (N. S. A.), W oodlaw n Lord. Beach, N. Y. Secretary, George J. Heppner. St. Joh n ’s Sp iritu al Church, 1630 71st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pastor, Lilian Johnson. St. Paul Spiritual Church, 104 Truxton Ave., OHIO Brooklyn, N. Y. Unity Spiritualist Society, 68 Clifton PI., Ohio State Spiritualist Association (N. S. A.). Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. R. L. Richards. Officers: President, Rev. Elizabeth S. Schauss; Vice-President, Morgan T. Evans; Secretary, Rev. Alice Lamb; Treasurer, Glendale Frank J. Renollet; Hon. Trustee, Rev. F. D. Dunakin; Trustees: Rev. Estella Fie- S p iritu alist C hurch o f E tern ity (N. S. A.), brig (also National Missionary), Rev. 6526 Myrtle Ave., Glendale, L. I., N. Y. Georgiana Ripley, Rev. Laura E. Holloway, Secretary, Geo. Eurotes. and Rev. Abbie E. Farr. Progressive Spiritualists Alliance of the U. S. A., The. (See "Prominent Societies" Hollis Section.) Violet Spiritual Church, 19255 Hollis Ave., AKRON, OHIO Hollis, L. I„ N. Y. Home Spiritualist Church, Cor. Pine and Chestnut Sts., Akron, Ohio. Pastor, Mrs. B. L. Fallor. Jamaica ASHTABULA, OHIO G erm an P sy ch ologica l Society, 143-06 91st First Spiritualist Temple, W. 43rd and Main Ave., cor. 143rd St., Jam aica, N. Y. M e­ St., A shtabula, Ohio. (Own Church P r op ­ dium, G ertrude H e iss (Mrs. F red erick H.). erty.) President, H. A. Talcott; Secretary, Church of the Four Leaf Clover, 8851 144th H. R. Bell; Pastor, Rev. Ivan L. De Bray. St., Jam aica, N. Y. Pastor, Rev. M. E. CINCINNATI, OHIO Claas. H e a lin g Bethany, 11 W. M cM icken Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Leader, Wilhelmina Maspeth Bertha Blckett. Psychic Research Temple, Inc., 3759 Hyde Star of Hope Spiritual Church, 5727 63rd Park Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Secretary, St., M aspeth, L. I., N. Y. Lehmann. Elizabeth L. Jeschke. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 83

CLEVELAND, OHIO MEDFORD, ORE. Second Spiritualist Church, cor. E. 110th St. Society of Psychic Research, 203 Liberty and Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Presi­ Bldg., Medford. Oregon. President and or­ dent, Mary Dell Kaplan. ganizer, Bertha Hoffman; pastor, medium Third Spiritualist Church, The, 6523 Euclid and lecturer, Rev. Minnie Bloom. Ave., Room 221, Cleveland, Ohio. President and Pastor, Rev. Josephine Raudenbush PORTLAND, ORE. Fife; Secretary. William B. Fife. Fifth Spiritualist Church of Portland, Har- monial Temple, 9 Hawthorn, Portland, Ore. COLUMBUS, OHIO President and Pastor, Cora A. Pullon; Sec­ First Spiritualist Church, 86 S. Ohio Ave., retary, A. E. Mullineaux. Columbus, Ohio. President, Mrs. Jane First Psychic Science Spiritualist Church. Stitt; Pastor, Georglana Ripley; Secretary, 590 E v erett St., Portland, Ore. M essage Charles Downing. bearer, Mr. Loyal E. W. Comley. Progressive Spiritualist Church, 24 W. Good- F irst Sp iritu alist T em ple (N. S. A.), 7th and ale St., K. o f P. Hall, Colum bus, Ohio. Hassalo St., Portland, Ore. President, H. Pastor, Margaret Geisler. A. H ark en son ; Secretary, Mr. R lesin ger; Pastor, Mrs. Rlesinger. DAYTON, OHIO Fourth Spiritualist Church of Portland (N. Central Spiritualist Church, The. (Own •S. A.), 65th St. and 45th Ave., Portland, Building.) Haynes and Hulbert St., Day- Ore. Secretary, M ay B. Ray. ton, Ohio. Pastor, Laura E. Holloway. Independent Bible Spiritualist Church, 1142 TOLEDO. OHIO E. 32nd St., Portland, Ore. Central Spiritualist Church, Valentine Bldg., L en ts Sp iritu alist M ission, 92nd St. and 58th 2nd floor, Adams and St. Clair Sts., To­ Ave., Portland, Ore. Lecturer, Mrs. Mattie ledo, Ohio. President, Fred Webster; Sec­ Padgett. retary, Mrs. Frances Poole; Pastor, Rev. Order of the White Rose, The, 317 E. 24th Elizabeth S. Schauss. St., Portland, Ore. P resid en t and Pastor, F irst Progressive Spiritualists Alliance Dr. J. C. Grumblne; Secretary, Mrs. Grum- Church, The, 716 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, bine. Ohio. President and Pastor, Rev. Ceclle Progressive Spiritual Temple, Inc., 208% V. Rltzman; Secretary, Rev. W. L. Judy. Third St., Portland, Ore. Pastor, Rev. E. D. Becker. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Scientific Christian Spiritualist Church, Har­ First Spiritual Alliance Church, 228 Grant m ony Hall, E. 7th and A lder St., P o rt­ St., Y oungstow n, Ohio. President, Mrs. J. land, Ore. Pastor. Dora Hellls. Masuccl; Secretary, Alfred Pearce; Pastor, Third Spiritualist Church Temple (N. S. A.), Rev. Amy Pearce. Central Ave. and R ich m on d St., Portland, Ore. P residen t, K. S. Sim m ons. OKLAHOMA SALEM. ORE. F irst Church o f Salem (N. S. A.), F ratern al Hall, Salem, Ore. President, Geo. Stod­ Oklahoma State Spiritualist Association (N. S. A.) President, Geo. W. Foster; vice dard; •Sec., Mrs. Gertrude Lindon. resident, E. L. Reynolds; secretary, Mrs. Rlella Brandom; treasurer, T. H. Ford; state missionary and state superintendent PENNSYLVANIA of lyceums. Rev. Alice M. Adams. Pennsylvania State Spiritualists' Association BARTLESVILLE, OKLA. (N. S. A.). Secretary, Charles Wieland. F irst Spiritu alist Church, 111% E. 3rd St., Bartlesville, Okla. Leader. Geo. W. Foster: BETHLEHEM, PA. licentiate, E. A. Rainey; healer. H. J. Lyle; Bethlehem Spiritual Alliance Church, S. A. R. president, T. J. Craig; vice president, H. M em orial Hall. M ain St., B ethlehem , Pa. J. Lyle; secretary. Mrs. Cora Foster; treas­ President, Merritt L. Gruver; Secretary, urer, Mrs. Pearl Rainey. Mrs. Mayme A. Becker; Pastor, Rev. Ina M. Woodward. BLACKWELL. OKLA. First Spiritualist Church. 116% E. Paden, CHESTER, PA. Blackwell, Okla. Pastor, Margaret A. Church of Love, 1219 Tilghman St., Chester, Rood; president, T. H. Ford; vice presi­ Pa. Conductor, Lillie R. Cottle. dent, Mrs. A. Nash; secretary, Mrs. Mayne Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. Naylor. HOMESTEAD, PA. First Spiritualist Church, Homestead, Pa. PICHER, OKLA. Pastor, Dr. John W. Lee. First Spiritualist Church, 527 N. Netta, LANCASTER, PA. Picher, Okla. Pastor. Rev. Emma Moore; Progressive Spiritualist Church, 219 E. King resident, B. V. Kearney; vice president, St.. L ancaster, Pa. L icen tia te m inister, £Irs. A ddle Thornton; secretary, Mrs. R ose Bessie Leonard. Leonard; treasurer, Mrs. Merle Lamham. PARKLAND, PA. TULSA, OKLA. Parkland Heights Home and Camp Meeting F irst S p iritu alist Society, 18% E. Secon d St., Association. (Meetings. July and August.) Tulsa, Okla. Pastor, Rev. Adella Reynolds; Address, Mrs. S. M. Ellwanger, Secretary, assistant pastor. Minnie Ford; president, 5919 E llsw orth St., Philadelphia, Pa. E. L. R eynolds; v ice president, Jno. J. Schofield; treasurer, Lloyd Miller. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Second Spiritualist Church, 414% S. Boulder All Saints Spiritual Chapel, 2126 Glen wood St., Tulsa, Okla. President, In ez G illlss; Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Emma vice president. D. O. Gilllss; secretary, Muller. Bonnie Wellborn: treasurer, J. S. Allison. Bethel Church, corner Crease and Belgrade The Silent Searchers. Mrs. Lena Pratt •Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Mann, Sec., 1500 S. Frisco, Tulsa, Okla. Centre Spiritual Alliance Church, Fauser Hall. 2630 W. Columbia Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. President, Mrs. L. A. Metzger. OREGON C h rist C hapel o f Healing, 3525 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Leader, Minerva H. State Spiritualists’ Aaa’n of Oregon (N. S. Gray. A.). Secretary, Bertha M. Smith. Christian Spiritualist Church, 1517 W. Girard 84 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Conductor, Rev. RHODE ISLAND Sarah G. Corscadden. Elizabeth Spiritual Alliance Church, The, PAWTUCKET, R. I. 1508 N. 19th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Spiritual Church, Montgomery St., Paw Rev. Mary E. Coleman. tucket, R. I. First Association of Spiritualists, 12th and Thompson Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Oldest PROVIDENCE, R. I. Spiritualist church In the world. Charter Central Spiritualist Church, Palestine Hall, dates, 1867. Charter members were meet­ 266 W e y b o ssett St., Providence, R. I. P r e s­ in g In 1846. P residen t, Dr. C h arles L. ident, F. A. Davis; Secretary, Mrs. E. A. Gatter; vice president, Mary E. Gross; Buckley. pastor, Rev. Wellman C. Whitney; treas­ Divine Spiritual Alliance Church, Inc., 2bo urer, Harriett A. Bronson. W e y b osset St., P rovidence, R. I. P r e si­ Hartington Selah Spiritualist Church, 1940 dent, Mr. C. T ab or; pastor, Rev. L u cy B. N. M arvine St., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Moran. Rev. Ruthina Howard. Olneyville Spiritual Temple, 7 Stokes St.. Jackson M emorial, 1504 C h ristian St., P h ila ­ O ln eyville Sq., Providence, R. I. Secretary, delphia, Pa. President, John L. Jackson. A. Crossley. Peters Spiritual Church Alliance, 1130 S. Progressive Spiritualist Church, Inc., 72 W ey­ Cleveland Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, b o sse t St., R oom 208, Providence, R. I. Rev. Nannie Oliver. President, Alice M. Manning; Secretary, Pristine Christian Spiritual Church, 3224 Herbert Ormrod. Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, United Spiritualist Church. 266 Weybossett Rev. Richard Ward. St., Providence, R. I. Pastor, Rev. L ouis Rosini Studio of Occult Science, 262 S. 52nd J. Hervey. St., Philadelphia, Pa. Paul Rosini. W. T. Stead Spiritual Church, Inc., 32 Has­ Ross, Harriet V., Memorial Spiritual Church, kin s St., Providence, R. I 1524 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Con­ ductor, Joseph Wills. Second Association of Spiritualists, Thomp­ TENNESSEE son St., ea st of Front, Philadelpiha, Pa. President, Mrs. E. Jones; secretary, Edwin CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Corry. Taylor School of Bio-Psychology, Inc., The, Second Association Spiritual Church, Thomp­ and Taylor University of Bio-Psychology, son St., east of Front, Philadelphia, Pa. Inc., Chattanooga, Tenn. President, Wil­ Sixth Spiritual Church, 2838 N. 11th St.. liam M arcus Taylor, A.B., B.P.D., Ph.D., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Lola E. Fellman. D.D., Mp.D. Society for Psychical Research, c/o Hugh F. Munro, President, 2132 N. H a n cock St., MEMPHIS, TENN. Philadelphia, Pa. First Spiritualist Church, 1011 Chelsea Ave., Spiritual Church, 3224 Frankford Ave., Memphis, Tenn. President, Mrs. Hester Philadelphia, Pa. Fitzpatrick; secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Spiritual Progressive Publishing Society, Thomas; minister. Miss Anna Marie Anton. R oom 401, 41 N. 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa. President and editor, John S. Barnltz. Spiritual Science Church, 1428 N. Park Ave., TEXAS Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Rev. J. F. Isaacke. Texas State Spiritualist Association (N. S. Spiritual Unfoldment Society, Inc., 527 Girard A.). Board of Officers, for 1931: Presi­ Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Demonstrator, John dent, Rev. C. L. Sharp; Vice-President, Duklnfleld. Rev. A. Cerwln; Treasurer, T. T. McDon­ ald; Secretary, Maggie Slutter; Trustees: St. John’s Spiritual Alliance Church, 808 W. Hal Rush, Otto H. Elbert, O. E. Bartz, Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, A. Lutousky and J. E. Keller. Headquar­ Chas. J. Heckler. ters, 225 E. Locust St., San Antonio, Tex. St. Luke Spiritual Church, 2181 E. Hagert St., Philadelphia, Pa,. Leader, A. Hoult. BROWNSVILLE, TEX. St. Thomas’ Church, Front and Oxford Sts., Brownsville Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.), Philadelphia, Pa. Spiritual advisor, Eliza­ Brownsville, Tex. Healer, B. M. Espinosa, beth Powell. 1419 T a ft St., B row nsville, Tex. T h ird Spiritu alist Church, 1421 N. 16th St., DALLAS, TEX. Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, Rev. Elizabeth Dallas Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.). Licen­ Harlow-Goetz; secretary, Mrs. Alice tiate, W alter S. Sawyer, 3310 S p rin g St., H uckey. Dallas, Tex. Universal Spiritualist Brotherhood Church, Spiritualist Research Church CN. S. A.), 3012 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1920Main St., Dallas, Tex. Pastor, F. A. Dedicated April 7th, 1929. Pastor, Miss Erickson; Medium Missionary, Mrs. R. M. Anna K. Rose; secretary, R. E. Fasnacht. W hite. W engert Spiritualist Church, 3616 Haverford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Anna EL PASO, TEX. Blakesley. Central Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.), Santa Fe and M issou ri St., E l Paso. Tex. P a s­ The West Philadelphia Spiritualist Church, tor, Licentiate, L. A. Neal; Medium Mis­ A rctu ru s Hall. 263-65 S. 60th St.. P h ila ­ sionary, Mrs. Nora Dawson. delpiha, Pa. Pastor, Mrs. N. J. Schneider. C Irculo de San P ab lo (N. S. A.), 416 N. Estrella, El Paso, Tex. President, Refugio PITTSBURGH. PA. Ram irez. F irst S p iritu alist Church, B oqu et St., P itts ­ Circulo Espirita luz y Yerdad (N. S. A.), burgh, Pa. (East End). Pastor, Mrs. C. V. 1014 S. Virginia, El Paso, Tex. Healer, M orrow. Benjamin Salazar. First Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.), 2517 READING, PA. Wyoming, El Paso, Tex. Pastor, Licen­ First Spiritualist Church, Seidel’s Chapel, tiate, Mrs. Sadie Halstead; Healer, Mrs. 117 N. Fifth St. Pastor, Rev. S. M. Ell- Mary Byrne. wanger; secretary, Miss Emily Fitch. “Sady” Circulo de estudios pslquicos (N. S. Second Spiritual Alliance Church of New A.). 909 S. Virginia, El Paso, Tex. Presi­ Life, Ninth and Franklin Sts., Reading, Pa. dent, Tlmotio Garcia. SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES—UNITED STATES 85

Socled a d E spiritu allsta y P ara (N. S. A.). VIRGINIA 4220 Alamogorda, El Paso, Tex. Estudlos psiqulcos Providencialistas do America. Cayce Hospital for Research and Enlighten­ President, Fernando Valdez. ment, Virginia Beach, Va. (See “Pr om i­ nent Societies.’’) FORT WORTH, TEX. F ort W orth S piritu alist C hurch (N. S. A.), 311% M ain St., F ort W orth, Tex. Pastor, WASHINGTON Medium, Rev. Chas. L. Sharp; Medium Missionaries, Mrs. Anna Larkum, Oscar State Spiritualists’ Association of Washing­ Dietrich and Mrs. Rhea Harpin. ton (N. S. A.). President, Rev. Bertha Light of Truth Spiritualist Church (N. S. Watson; Vice-President, Rev. Loe E. El­ A ), 302% Main St., F o rt W orth, Tex. more; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Olson; President, Walter De Voe; Pastor, Mrs. Secretary, Mrs. Nettie Frew; Treas., Addle Lena DeVoe; Licentiate Minister and As­ Rosencrans. sistan t Pastor, H. R. B lutcher; Secretary, Mrs. Clara Blutcher; Missionary and BELLINGHAM. WASH. Healer, Mrs. Edith Johnson. Church of Psychic Science, Bellingham. Wash. Owns its own church building. GALVESTON, TEX. F irst S p iritu alist Society, 416 16th St., G al­ BELLINGHAM, WASH. veston, Tex. President, William Weber; Psychic Research Society, The, Bellingham, Secretary. Otto Elbert; Pastor, Robert A. W ash. President, Mr. W. D. Andrus. M acCurdy. First Spiritualist Temple (Own Building), EDGEWOOD, WASH. 416 Fourteenth St., Galveston, Texas. State Spiritualist Association of Washington has camp ground of ten acres at Edgewood, German American Spiritualist Society (N. W ash. S. A.), 8515 N % G alveston, Tex. S e cre ­ tary, Mrs. Agnes Baumann. SEATTLE. WASH. German-American Spiritualist Temple (Rev. A ssocia te d Spiritu alist Churches. A. O. U. W. Christian Baumann), 3515 N. %, Galveston, Hall, Seattle, Wash. Secretary-treasurer, Texas. Rev. Addle Wells Rosencrans. C hurch of Spiritu al Light, 72nd and W ood- HOUSTON, TEX. lawn Ave., Seattle, Wash. F irst S p iritu alist C hurch (N. S. A.), 910% Church of Spiritual Unity, 1607 3rd Ave., Preston Ave., Houston, Tex. Licentiate, Seattle, Wash. Pastor, Rev. Bertha Wat­ Miss Myrtle London; Licentiate, Miss son. Annie Martin; Medium Missionary, Miss Community Service, 1620 4th Ave., Seattle, Mabel Alftine; Healer, Mrs. Minnie Telge. W ash. Houston Public Library, McKinney Ave., F irst Spiritual Church, F irst and P ik e St., Houston, Tex. Has many volumes on psy­ Seattle, Wash. chic science. Golden Rule Church, Denny Blvd., 2nd Ave., S p iritu alist Church of Truth (N. S. A.), Seattle, Wash. Milam and Rusk, Houston, Tex. Pastor, Psychic Science Church, First and Pike St., Rev. Grace C. Lowrey; Associate Minister, Seattle, Wsh. Mrs. Alice Mae Bakley; Medium Mission­ Ranier Valley Church, 4329 Findley Ave., Seattle ash ary, Mrs. L ou ise P. H oltkam p. Spiritualist Reading Room and Library, 400 Spiritualist Temple Church (N. S. A.). 2616 Haight Blvd., Seattle, Wash. President, T ra v is St.. H ouston, Tex. Pastor, L icen ­ Loe F. Elmore; Secretary, Julia Royle. tiate, Mrs. M. Elder Chubb; Medium Mis­ Spiritual Science of the Soul, 916 E. James sionary, Mrs. Enid Lucas; Licentiate, Mrs. St., Seattle, W ash. Marie A. Simmons. Temple of Truth—Second Spiritualist Church, White Rose Spiritualist Church, The (N. S. 1409 9th Ave., Seattle, Wash. President, A.). Licentiate, Mrs. Josie Kunkel, 600 Geo. R. Wallace; Secretary, Leroy G. Jefferson, Houston, Tex. Cuttler; Pastor, Rev. Stella Ross Wallace. SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Central Spiritualist Church (N. S. A.), 506 WEST VIRGINIA Villlta St., San Antonio, Tex. Pastor, Rev. Alton C. Joseph; President, Mr. Yale WHEELING, W. VA. Smith; Secretary. Frank W. Krisch. Me­ Way Memorial Temple, cor. Broadway and dium Missionary, M tb. Maude Feike. Maryland Sts., Island, Wheeling, W. Va. Church of the Living Christ, 410 S. Alamo Dedicated September 10th, 1916 St., San Antonio, Tex. President, S e cre ­ tary and Pastor. Prof. Sam. J. Breakwell. First S p iritu alist Church (N. S. A.), I. O. WISCONSIN O. F. Hall, Cor. Crockett and Nacodoches Sts., San Antonio, Tex. President and Wisconsin State Spiritualists’ Association Speaker, Dr. Frank Suggs; Medium Mis­ (N. S. A.). Secretary, Mrs. Jean Knep- sionary. Mrs. Iva Gilbert Westmeyer; prath. Licentiate, Hal Rush; Healer, Charles Gallia. GREEN BAY, WIS. First Spiritualist Church, Cor. Cherry and TAYLOR, TEX. Madison Sts., Green Bay, Wis. Services, A m erican S p iritu alist C hurch (K. S. A.), Mrs. Rose DeWarzeger. W. 4th St.. Taylor, Tex. Pastor, Rev. A. Cervin; Licentiate, Mrs. Jennie Cervin; KENOSHA, WIS. Healers, E. C. Hoppe, Mrs. Augusta First Spiritualist Church, 6202 8th Ave., Trayer, Mrs. C. V. A dam ek and Mrs. Kenosha, Wis. President, Mrs. Grace A. Nellie McLean. Brown. LA CROSSE. WIS. VERMONT First Spiritualist Church, 506 Main St. (Sec­ ond floor), La Crosse, Wis. Pastor, Eliza­ State Spiritualists’ Association of Vermont beth Grokowsky; Secretary, Mrs. Ida M. (N. S. 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MILWAUKEE, WIS. Hettwer; Vice-President, Mrs. Alma Plat- First Spiritualist Church of Milwaukee, 15th zer; Recording Secretary and Lyceum Con­ and Wright Sts. President. Mrs. Clara ductress, Miss Velna Kuhlig; Financial Cook; Secretary, Paul R. Herwig. Secretary, also Speaker and Healer, Ed­ F irst P sy ch ic S cien ce Church, 2755 N. 3rd ward Diedrlch; Treasurer, Mrs. Mollie Mel- St., Odd Fellow s' Parlors, M ilwaukee, Wis. lantine; Trustees: Mrs. Elizabeth Folkush, President, Emma Cohn. Mrs. Valeria Horvath, Joseph Garvac and First Psychic Spiritualist Science Church, Mrs. Anna Heusser; Associate Ministers 1081 Third St., O dd F e llow s’ Hall, M il­ and Mediums: Mrs. Folkush and Mrs. waukee, Wis. H eusser. Kraft Memorial Spiritual Center, The, 176 26th St., M ilwaukee. Wis. President, Dr. WHITEWATER, WIS. F. A. Kraft; secretary, Mrs. Jeanette F. Morris Pratt Institute, Whitewater, Wis. Knepprath. School year, Third Wednesday in Septem­ People’s Temple of Progressive Science, ber until Third Wednesday in May. Prin­ 2948 N. Seventh St., M ilwaukee, W is. P r e s­ cipal, Rev. Thomas Grimshaw; Secretary, ident, Wm. Neuhaus; Secretary, Mabel Rev. Melvlna E. Taylor. Thoms; Pastor, Rev. Lydia Thoms. Spiritualist Church of Whitewater (Chartered P r og ressiv e Spiritu alist C hurch (N. S. A.), 1902), Auditorium of the Morris Pratt In­ 13th and Walnut Sts., Milwaukee, Wis. stitute, Whitewater, Wis. President, Rev. President, Mrs. Margaret Jones; secretary, Melvina Taylor; Vice-President, Miss Alice Mr. G u s Glaser. M. Hughes; Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Mc­ SPLIT ROCK, WIS. Donald; Treasurer, Miss Verna Kuhlig; First Spiritualist Mission, Split Rock, Wis., Trustees: Bertran J. Gerling, Stephen Route No. 1. President, Rob. Belike; Pas­ Blazevitch and Iva Irwin. tor, Niles Stein. WONEWOC, WIS. W EST ALLIS, WIS. Western Wisconsin Camp Association, The First Spiritual Church of West Allis Unity Park, Wonewoc, Wis. President, (Own Building), Cor. 65th Ave. and Jer­ Frank G. H ostak; Secretary, B. T im othy sey St., West Allis, Wis. President, Alois Berner. CHURCH EDIFICES Spiritualist Churches in the United States, Reported as Owning their Church Property

AUGUSTA, MAINE. see "The National Spiritualist," Septem­ Progressive Spiritualist Church, C o m e r of ber, 1929, p. 3. Court and Perham Sts. Spiritual Healing Center of Light, Love and Labor. 121 S. C on cord St., L os A n­ ASHTABULA, Ohio , „ . geles, Calif. Built, Founded and Dedi­ First Spiritualist Temple, 43rd and Main cated by Thomas Leo and Rev. Emily Sts., Ashtabula, Ohio. For photo see Helen Fallon. "National Spiritualist,” November, 1927, p. 12; also "Progressive Thinker," Aug. MILWAUKEE, Wis. 30, 1930, p. 6. First Spiritualist Church of Milwaukee. Corner 15th and W right Sts., Milwaukee, BLACKWELL, Okla. W is. First Spiritualist Church. 116% East Paden. NEWARK, N. J. First Spiritualist Church of Light and BROOKLYN, N. Y. Truth. 68 Ja m es St., N ew ark, N. J. Church of Divine Light. "The Cheerful Dedicated, September 9th, 1928. Seel Church." Quincy St., near Reid Ave. photo in "National Spiritualist," Febru­ ary, 1929, p. 1. CHICAGO, III. Church of the Spirit. 2651 N. Central Park OLD SALEM, Mass. Ave., Chicago, 111. First Spiritualist Temple. Photograph in "National Spiritualist," November, 1927, COLUMBUS. Ohio p. 1. The First Spiritualist Church. 86 South O hio Ave. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. First Association of Spiritualists. 12th and DAYTON, Ohio Thompson Sts. Central Spiritual Church, The. H aynes Second Association Spiritual Church. and H ulbert St., Dayton, Ohio. Thompson St., East of Front St. EAGLE ROCK, Calif. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Christian Church Light and Truth. 2445 Plymouth Church. Cor. Plymouth and Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock, Calif. Ded­ Troup Sts. See photograph In "National icated, Sept. 9, 1928. Spiritualist," January, 1928, first page. GALVESTON, Texas SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. First Spiritualist Temple. 416 Fourteenth First Spiritualist Temple. The ground for St., G alveston, Texas. this church was donated c ir c a 1843, a n d meetings and seances were held in the GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. church edifice circa 1844. Church of Truth. Shelby Street, near Division. TAYLOR, Texas First American Spiritualist Church. W est JAMAICA, N. Y. F ourth St., Taylor, T exas. D edicated, Church of the Four Leaf Clover. 85-51 Easter Sunday, 1928. 144th St. WEST ALLIS, Wisconsin JAMESTOWN, N. Y. The First Spiritual Church of West Allis. The Spiritualist Science Church. Ill South C orner 65th Ave. and J ersey St., W est M ain St. Allis, Wis. Brick building, 28x46 feet. Seating capacity, 120. JOLIET, III. First Spiritualist Church. WHEELING, West Va. Way Memorial Temple. Cor. Broadway LE ROY, III. and Maryland Sts., Island. Dedicated, The J. T. and E. J. Crumbaugh Spiritualist S ep tem b er 10th, 1916. Church. WORCESTER, Mass. LOS ANGELES, Calif. First Spiritual Church of Worcester. 35 Central Spiritualist Church. 2201 South Oread St. Dedicated, Wednesday, De­ Union Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. See cem b er 19th, 1928. "National Spiritualist," March. 1928, p. 1. For photo of Interior of Church, see "National Spiritualist," April, 1928, p. 7. DENMARK First Spiritualist Temple. 906 E. 23rd St., Loa Angeles, Calif. AARHUS. Denmark People's Spiritualist Church. 2537 W. 12th Klrkensalen, Postpassagen, Aarhus, Den­ St., Los Angeles, Calif. For photograph, mark.

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PHOTOGRAPHS OF SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES Spiritualist HealingCenter of Light, Love and Labor Residence 121 South Concord Street, Phone CHicago 8647. Take P or F Car going East, get off at Fresno, walk one block East. MRS. EMILY H. FALLON Minister

MEETINGS Every Wednesday and Sunday afternoons from 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. Constant Silent Healing is prayed for at all times.

Church of the Four Leaf Clover 144tli STREET, at 85th AVENUE (North of Hillside Avenue) JAMAICA, L. I., N. Y. REV. M. E. CLAAS, Pastor

SPIRITUAL SERVICE Sunday Evening 7:45 Sunday Morning 10:45 SUMMERLAND—Sunday Afternoon 2 P. M. SPIRITUALIST CAMPS

all city conveniences, there being two Cassadaga, Fla. large hotels, a library, large auditorium, SOUTHERN CASSADAGA ■SPIRITUALIST and bazaar. It is supplied with wonderful S ASSOCIATION (THE SISTER CAMP OF healthful water, electric lights, beautiful LILY DALE). Thirty-seventh Annual As­ homes, together with ample stores and sem bly. January 4th to M arch 29th, 1931. eating places. The Cassadaga Spiritualist Association The efficient Band of Working Mediums, was organized In 1893 and has held a W in­ trumpet, clairvoyant, slate writing, trance ter Assembly each year since that date. and materialization are busy dally serving It has presented on its program many ol the masses who come to spend their vaca­ the most renowned lecturers and psychics tions in the shady Grove, and find sweet in the world. It has entertained many repose and comfort in communicating with prominent Spiritualists from all parts of their loved ones, who have gone before and the United States. . . . entered the land of Spirit, which is all The Association is not incorporated for around us and interpenetrates our own profit, but owns its grounds and all the world. buildings necessary to conduct its sessions. Chesterfield Camp has gone down in his­ The principal meetings are held in the tory, never to be forgotten, because of beautiful auditorium which has a seating the exceptionally talented mediums brought capacity of 600. The rostrum will accom­ there to serve the public during the sum­ modate 80 persons when necessary foi mer seasons and ample provision has been large concerts or other entertainments. made to care for the crowds. A College Cassadaga is centrally located, 120 miles is being inaugurated there which in time south of Jacksonville; 140 miles north or will be a great center where the phe­ Tampa: 42 miles north of Orlando; 30 nomena and philosophy of spiritualism will miles west of Daytona Beach, and 7 miles be scientifically taught—a much needed southeast of Deland. The nearest railroad "College" indeed. station, express and telegraph office is at The working Mediums for the 1931 sea­ Lake Helen % of a mile distance, over son are: Mrs. Laura Pruden of Cincinnati, the East Coast Railroad. On the Atlantic Ohio, slate writing medium; Mable Riffle, Coast Railroad, the nearest point Is Deland Secretary of the Camp, and also medium; Junction. _ . Mr. W. E. H art of Indianapolis, Ind., The Association owns and operates Its trum pet m edium ; Mr. J ew ett P. Clark, own water system which gives fine service trumpet and clairvoyant; Nettie Nichols, for domestic use and fire protection. Tn Chesterfield, Ind.; Mary Langley Beattie, quality It ranks with the Orange City trumpet and materializing; Rev. Anna water which is world-famed for purity. Throusden, clairvoyant and trumpet; Mary This is a leading factor in giving to Cassa­ Murphey Lydy, trumpet and clairvoyant; daga Its enviable reputation as a health Rev. Nina Challen Richards, trumpet and center. _ clairvoyant; Rev. Mamie Shulz, trance and Nature has done much for Cassadaga. clairvoyant; Rev. Nellie Curry, clairvoyant Situated less than 20 miles by air line and trance; Rev. Anna Dennis, trumpet from the ocean, the pure ozone comes to and clairvoyant; Ethel Post, trumpet and us from the sea, through the pines, giving materializing; Mrs. Blanch Edwards, trum­ us an assurance of health giving atmos­ pet; Mr. Leopold Lee. crystal and trance? phere. reader; Rev. Etta Bledsoe, speaker and It is located in the rolling pine lands of clairvoyant; Evyllne Burnsides, trumpet; Western Volusia County at an altitude of Bertha Hamilton, trumpet and materializ­ 65 feet above sea level. It is the highest ing: and Anna E. Strong, trumpet. point east of the St. Johns river. Chesterfield bids you Welcome. Officers- President, Elizabeth Harlow Submitted by Rev. Mable Riffle, Secre­ Goetz. Philadelphia. Pa.: Vice-President, Esther C. Humphrey, Washington. Pa.: tary. Secretary. C. Worthington Smith, Cassa­ daga. Fin.; Treasurer, F. Gordon White, Etna, Maine. Cassadaga. Fla : Trustees. John Thomson, Jr.. Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. Lizzie Beers, ETNA SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION. This Springfield, Vt.; Dr. John J. Heitz, Or­ Association was formerly known as the lando. Fla. Chairman, Mrs. Esther C. First Maine State Spiritualist Campmeet­ Humphrey: Musical Director, Mrs. Hazel ing Association, is situated In a most Cassell; Entertainment Director, Mrs. beautiful spot in northern Maine, eighteen Charlotte Walters. miles from Bangor, on the State road. Its splendid groves, excellent water and Chesterfield, Ind. wonderful atmosphere, make it an ideal spot in which to come in touch with the CHESTERFIELD. SPIRITUALIST CAMP. best that life holdB for us. This camp is like a beautiful modern city, For fifty-four years in continuous suc­ laid out amid shady groves. A broad ex­ cession a camp-meeting has been held be­ panse of scenic beauty greets the visitor ginning with the last week in August con­ upon entering its gates. This beautiful tinuing for fifteen days. The dread­ camp seems to have been providentially ful fire of 1922 when nearly one hundred preserved for "The Manifestation of ■Spir­ buildings were swept away, did not even it." It is situated forty miles northeast break up one meeting. of Indianapolis, and lies between Muncle Thousands annually visit this shrine of and Anderson, Indiana, on State Highway Spiritualism, where Nature with her lav­ «7. Chesterfield has been the Mecca of Spir­ ish hand has left the touch of the beauti­ itualism for half a century, having placed ful evervwhere. Visitors from every State most talented and well-known Mediums in the Union honor the Camp with their and Lecturers in the field upon its plat­ presence. It is easy of access, boasts form. of a good hotel, and has cottages and The season for 1931 extends from July rooms to let. Everyone Is made com­ 19th to August 80th, and the Camp offers fortable and happy. 90 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

The President of this Camp is Abraham Accommodations: Scores of cottages and Lincoln Blaisdell of Winterport, Maine. homes are ready to give you shelter and Vice-Presidents, Mary Hobbs Jones of the cafeteria furnishes the best of whole­ Bangor, Geogia A. Duncan of Portland, some food. Rooms are bright and airy Maine. Secretary, Mary Drake Jenne, and have comfortable beds. Naturally Camp Etna, Maine, Treasurer, Byron C. those who desire gaiety and contact with Hodgkins of Bangor, Maine. numbers of people go to the LEOLYN or Submitted by Mary Drake Jenne. the MAPLEWOOD, but those who seek se­ clusion or a quieter life go to the board­ ing houses or locate with the public- Lake Pleasant, Mass. spirited residents who throw open their NEW ENGLAND SPIRITUALIST CAMP homes to visitors during the camp season. MEETING ASSOCIATION. Secretary. Hospitality Is dispensed most naturally and Rev. Albert P. Blinn, Lake Pleasant. courteously. The spirit of good-fellowship Lake Pleasant, Mass., on the Boston & prevails and the newcomer joins In all the Maine Railroad, a few miles off the famous functions and plays his part in all acti­ Mohawk Trail. Lake Pleasant, the home vities. of the National Spiritual Alliance, broad­ Outdoor sports, tennis, boating, bathing casts its invitation to all seeking a restful and fishing present diversions from the vacation where there is beauty of lake and daily program while circles, card parties, hills. Here may be enjoyed warm sunny dances and concerts provide a continuous days and cool nights when the scent of round of entertainment in the evening and the pines woo the restless to health-giving! attract the young by hundreds which adds sleep. The hotel, Trolley Inn, and private much to the life and gaiety of the camp. homes furnish comfortable lodgings, while Officers: President, Mrs. Esther C. Hum­ the Tea Room furnishes viands for the phrey, George Washington Hotel, George hungry. Here, during July, at Alliance Washington, Pa.; Vice-President, William Temple are well known Mediums, and in Elliott Hammond, Lily Dale, N. Y.; Secre­ August the New England Spiritualists’ tary, William A. Johnson, Lafayette Bldg., Camp Meeting is in session. Buffalo, N. Y.; Treasurer, Walter Bould, Dunkirk, N. Y.; Trustees: Mrs. Elizabeth Harlow Goetz, Eugene Heath and Dr. A. Lily Dale, N. Y. Dewitt Gritman, Philadelphia, Pa. LILY DALE ASSEMBLY. Largest Spiritu­ alist Assembly in the world. Annual Sum­ Parkland, Pa. mer Sessions since 1880. PARKLAND HEIGHTS SPIRITUALIST Beautiful Lily Dale. Scarcely two hours' HOME AND CAMP MEETING ASSOCIA­ drive from the city of Buffalo, nestled in TION, Parkland, Pa. S. M. Ellw anger, the famous Chautauqua hills, surrounded Secretary, 5919 E llsw orth St., Philadelphia* by the scenic beauties which the Creator Pa. Meetings, July and August. Sundays giveth unto man, is Lily Dale—a place of 10:30 A.M., and 2:30 P.M. On th e Main beauty which surpasseth the fondest hopes line to New York; 24 miles from Philadel­ and expectations of the idealist. It is a phia, on the Reading Railroad. gem in its setting of natural beauty. Its shores are washed by silvery waters that Wonewoc, Wise. (Unity Park) gush from springs and form a chain of lakes which lie confidingly in the valley THE WESTERN WISCONSIN CAMP AS­ between the wooded hills. Fully five hun­ SOCIATION was organized at Wonewoc, dred feet above Lake Erie, back from the Wisconsin, April 26, 1902, chartered with main road and free from the turmoil of the Wisconsin State Spiritualist Associa­ industry and commerce, it is an ideal place tion, May 13, 1902, and incorporated July to spend your vacation. Noted leaders of 25, 1910. thought and world famous teachers of Unity Park, the site of the Western W is­ Spiritualism grace its platform and teach consin Camp Association, is located on a its summer classes, and mediums of re­ high bluff overlooking the village of W one­ nown demonstrate the various phases of woc, Wisconsin. This village is situated mediumship. in one of the finest sections of the Baraboo Points of Interest: Forest Temple, where valley, in the midst of unusually attractive beneath the sheltering boughs of sturdy scenery. It has excellent railroad facili­ trees, two very interesting meetings are ties, being on the main line of the C. & held each day; Inspiration Stump, located N. W. Ry., and half way between Chicago in Leolyn Woods, where meetings are held and St. Paul. at regular intervals; the new Skidmore Officers: President, F. G. H ostak, M adi­ Library Building, containing one of the son, Wise.; First Vice-President, Dewey most complete and well selected collection Rowin, Wonewoc, Wise.; Second Vice- of books pertaining to Spiritualism; the President, C. C. Pratt, Baraboo, Wise.; Andrew Jackson Davis Memorial Lyceum, Financial Secretary, B. Timothy Berner, exclusively devoted to the education of the 1832 Cuyler Ave.,, Chicago, 111.; Corres. young, and fitted with every appliance and Secretary—Cecelia Ray, Wonewoc, Wise.; facility for the education and comfort of Treasurer, Martha G. Philipp, Chicago, 111.. children; the Auditorium, where public T ru stees: H. C. Cain, Ironw ood, Mich.; meetings are held; and the Fox Cottage, C. A. Gorder, Waukesha, Wise.; A. F. which originally stood at Hydeville, N. Y., Stahnke, Wonewoc, Wise.; W. G. Wilcox, and was purchased and moved to the Lily Ironwood, Mich.; W. E. Bristol, Arcadia, Dale Assembly grounds through the gener­ Calif. o sity and pu blic sp irit o f Mr. B. M. B a rt­ Camp Meeting: First Sunday In July lett, eto. continuing through nine Sundays. SPIRITUALIST CAMPS 91

CALIFORNIA MICHIGAN Escondido, Calif. ______Snowflake, Mich. HARMONY GROVE SPIRITUALIST CAMP •SUMMER CAM P M EETIN G . (C. S. S. A.). Founded, 1896. T h ree and one-half miles west of Econdido, Calif. Vicksburg, Mich. President, Mrs. C. D. B row n; secretary, SPIRITUALIST CAMP MEETING. Write. Mrs. B elle Foster. Mrs. Cora Williams, Vicksburg, Mich. Monrovia, Calif. ^ CLOVERLEAF SPIRITUALIST CAMP. MISSISSIPPI Cloverleaf Canyon, 26 acres; 40 minutes from Los Angeles. Vicksburg, Miss. CAMP BRADY. FLORIDA Cassadaga, Fla. THE SOUTHERN CASSADAGA SPIRIT­ NEW HAMPSHIRE UALIST CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION, Lake Sunapee, N. H. 135 m iles south o f Jack son ville on A. C. L. SPIRITUALIST CAMP MEETING. and W est B ran ch E a st C oa st R. R.

ILLINOIS NEW YORK Rockford, III. FIRST ILLINOIS SPIRITUALIST CAMP Freevllle, N. Y. ASSN. President, Rev. Frank Joseph. SUMMER CAMP MEETING. Lily Dale. N. Y. INDIANA L IL Y D A L E A SSE M B L Y (N. S. A.» Chesterfield, Ind. President, Mrs. Esther C. Humphrey. SPIRITUAL CAMP MEETINGS OF THE INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUAL­ ISTS. The camp grounds are situated five OHIO miles east of Anderson, Ind., and twelve miles west of Muncle, Ind., and reached Ashley, Ohio by automobile over State Highways 32 and NATIONAL -SPIRITUAL AND RELIGIOUS 67, by traction on the Indlanapolls-Muncle CAMP ASSOCIATION. line and by various bus lines operating out of Fort Wayne. Muncle, Anderson, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Indianapolis, Noblesvllle and Marlon, Ind. LAKE BRADY CAMP, near Cleveland, Ohio. Sherwood, Ohio IOWA CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN PARK. Clinton, Iowa MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SPIRITUALIST AS­ SOCIATION. Organized, 1882. Camp OKLAHOMA meeting during August at Mt. Pleasant Park. Oklahoma City, Okla. OKLAHOMA STATE SPIRITUALIST CAMP KANSAS ASSOCIATION, at Guthrie Highland Park. Delphos, Kans. Secretary, Mrs. Nella Brandom. SPIRITUAL CAMP MEETING. Winfield. Kane. OREGON THE WINFIELD SPIRITUALIST CAMP ASSOCIATION. President, Mrs. M. C. New Era, Ore. Sailing; Secretary. Ruth Llpperd; N. Man­ NEW ERA CAMP FIRST SPIRITUAL RE­ ning, Winfield, Kans.; Lecturer, Will J. LIGIOUS ASSN. President, Rev. Volania Erwood. T. D o m es; Secretary, B erth a M. -Smith. MAINE Bucksport, Me. PENNSYLVANIA PENOBSCOT SPIRITUAL TEMPLE AS­ Bangor, Pa. SOCIATION. Camp meeting at Verona SPIRITUALIST SUMMER CAMP. Inquire Park, B ucksport, Me. of Herman Wagner, Bangor, Pa. Etna, Me. Parkland, Pa. ETNA SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION. PARKLAND HOME CAMP ASSOCIATION. Camp meeting. Secretary, Mrs. S. M. Ellwanger. Madleon, Me. MADISON SPIRITUALISTS' CAMP AS­ SOCIATION. Location, Madison, "Lake- VERMONT wood,*' Maine. Secretary, Miss Mary R. Burlington, Vt. Dean. QUEEN CITY PARK. Northport, Me. TEMPLE HEIGHTS SPIRITUAL COR­ PORATION. WASHINGTON MASSACHUSETTS Edgewood, Wash. STATE SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION OF Lake Pleasant, Mass. WASHINGTON has camp ground of ten NEW ENGLAND SPIRITUALIST CAMP acres at Edgewood, Wash. MEETING ASSOCIATION, Saugus Center, Mass. Unity Camp, conducted by LYNN SPIRIT­ WISCONSIN UALIST ASSOCIATION. Woneco, Wis. Stoneham, Mass. WESTERN WISCONSIN CAMP ASSOCIA­ ONSET CAMP, at "The Wigwam." Meet­ TION SPIRITUALIST CAMP. Financial ings every summer. secretary. W. E. Bristol. 92 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Psychic Science Comes Into Its Own (From " L ig h t! ' London, issue of October 8th, 1927, p. 481)

MESSAGE TO “LIGHT” FROM PROFESSOR RICHET

Professor Charles Richet, general president of the Paris Psychic Congress, has kindly sent a message to L igh t, of which the following is a translation:— “The International Congress of Psychic Science (or, rather, Metapsychics), held this year at the Sorbonne, is a sign of the times. Our science has taken its place among the classical sciences, officially recognised, since it now has its seat at the Sorbonne, that jealous guardian of tradition, which for five hundred years has represented all the uni­ versities of France. It is to be noted that university pro­ fessors, especially those of Germany, are well represented. We have professors from Bonn, Leipsic, Giessen, and Munich Universities respectively; this also is a sign of the times. The lectures have been numerous and highly scien­ tific-few theories, many facts. The experimental method, based on discoveries of contemporary physics, has place of honour. “It is a long time since psychic science was solely in the hands of incompetent or fanatical persons. It has at last been understood that, in order to be able to discuss the matter suitably, one must have a specialised education. One no longer becomes a metapsychist extemporaneously, any more than one can become an extemporised astron­ omer or geologist. However, the metapsychists have not been backward, for the facts brought forward by the Spiritualists have been developed to their full. “We hope that L igh t, the advance-guard of this knowl­ edge (formerly called ‘occult’) will give some space to all the lectures given by savants from Paris, Warsaw, Athens, Riga, Berlin, Bonn, Prague, Brussels, Milan, Genoa, Giessen, Leipsic, London, and New York. It will be seen that the congress is entirely international.” SOCIETIES AND SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES In Various Countries— Alphabetically arranged by Cities

AUSTRALIA Square, Sydney, A ustralia. L eaders, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sparks. United Spiritualist Church of N. S. W. (See United Spiritualist Church, North Sydney, "Prominent Societies” Section, Australia.) Friendly Societies’ Hall, Lane Cove Road. President: J. Wright; Secretary, Mrs. Victorian Council of Spiritualist Churches. •S. H. Fisher. (See “National Societies” Section, Aus­ United Spiritualist Church (Scientist), Room tralia.) 327, 3rd Floor, Rawson Chambers. Sydney, ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA N. S. W. Secretary, W. Brown, at Church. St. John’s Spiritual Church (Incorporated), WAYVILLE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Carrington St. (East), Adelaide. Secre­ Order of Light (Incorporated) and Theo- tary, J. Davidson, 3 D ew St., K en t Town, monostic Christian Church of Adelaide, S. A. “San D ie g o" 6 Sh ort St., W ayville, South BRISBANE Australia. Pastor, Rev. Lily Llngwood- The Spiritual Church, Brisbane, Mein and Smlth, Ps.D. Boundary Sts., Brisbane. President, S. B. WELLINGTON Klein; Secretary, Mrs. L. Rayer. Wellington Spiritualist Church, Inc., New MALVERN Century Hall, Kent Terrace, Wellington. Malvern Spiritual Church, Valetta St., Mal­ President, F. Turner; Resident Speaker. vern (off Glenferrle Road). President, Wm. R. A. W ebb, Dipl. S. N. U. (Eng.).; S e c ­ Midolo; Hon. Sec., Wm. Sherburn. retary, Geo. Bodell. MELBOURNE Victorian Association of Spiritualists and AUSTRIA Melbourne Progressive Spiritualistic Ly­ ceum (Inc.), (Terry Memorial Temple), GRAZ Irish National Forrester’s Hall, Cor. Exhi­ Gesellschaft fUr Psychische Forshung. Pres­ bition and Latrobe Sts., Melbourne, Aus­ ident, Schulrat Dr. Ludwig Welisch, Graz, tralia. President, W. H. Lumley; Treas., Naglergasse, Austria. Mrs. A. Birt; Sec., A. J. Slee. S. O. L. Church. Latham House, 234 Swan- VIENNA Bton St., M elbourne, C. 1. V ice-President, Cabinet Cabbalistica, Rafaelgasse, 1, Vienna E. Stanley B rookes; Hon. Sec., P. J. XX. Austria. Leader, Chajlm Bloch. Stokes. Metaphysische Gesellschaft. Wien. Vienna, Society of Occult and Psychic Scientific Re­ 8, Alserstrasse 9, Austria. (See "Promi­ search. Hon. Sec., E. Stanley Brookes, nent Societies.”) "H ollow ay ," 10 C ow per St., H aw th orne Osterrelcherchische Gesellschaft ftir Psy­ East, Melbourne. Victoria, Australia. chische Forschung, Josefstadterstrasse, 34, Spiritual Research Society, The, 157 Collins Vienna VIII. (See "Prominent Societies.”) St., M elbourne, A ustralia. Secretary, Mrs. Alexander. NORTHCOTE BELGIUM Northcote Spiritual Church for All, Austral Hall, H igh St.. N orthcote, near Separation BRUSSELS •St. President, F. Johnston; Secretary, Soclet6 M6tapsych!que Beige. President, M. Mrs. E. Waller. Dardenne, 54, Avenue Hamolr A Uccle, pr^s, Bruxelles, Belgium. PERTH Order of Light (Incorporated), Christian LIEGE Spiritual Church. 197 M urray St., Perth, Federation Spirite Ll6geoise, Rue Mathleu W. A. Hon. Sec., T. H. Jewell. Polaln, 6, Liege. President, H. Bi6va; Sec­ Spiritualistic Church of Western Australia. retary, J. Lambert. I Incorporated 1905.) Foresters’ Hall. Fran­ Maison des Spirites, rue Mathleu Polain, 6. cis St., Perth; President, S. Knifton: Hon. Liege. Administration: La Revue Beige. Sec., C. J. Francis. Societe Co-operative, Le Foyer Splrituallste a Liege. Rue Mathleu Polain, 6, Liege. RICHMOND Le S ecretaire: G. Gabolet. Rotherwood Street Spiritual Church, Rich­ L’Union Spirite Beige. Directeur: J. mond, Victoria, Australia. President, Miss Lhomme, 8 rue des Biez, Liege. Spence; Hon. Sec., C. Rawson.

PORT ADELAIDE CANADA St. John's Spiritual Church (Inc.), Ship St., Port Adelaide. Minister, Rev. Maisie Bora; Hon. Sec., J. W. Reubenlcht. British Columbia Spiritualists' Association, The. Secretary, Fred Parrott. (See "Prom ­ SYDNEY inent Societies” Section, Canada.) Hollyrood Spiritualistic Church, 14 College National Spiritualist Association of Canada, St. (Near Museum), Sydney, Australia. 81 Winnifred Ave., Toronto, Ont. (See Leader. Mrs. Eleanor Morrell. "National Societies” Section, Canada.) Kosmon Church, the Confraternity of Falth- Spiritualists National Union of Canada, 847 Ists. Australian Headquarters: 53 Booth Dover Court Road, Toronto, 4, Canada. •St., Annandale, Sydney, New South Wales. (See "Prominent Societies" Section, Can­ Hon. Sec., J. M. Robinson. Melbourne ada.) Representative: J. R. Atcherley. 21 Turner Ave., Caulfield. CALGARY, ALBERTA, CAN. Spiritualists’ Harmonlal Church, Room 306, First Calgary Spiritualist Church OS. N. U.), Third Floor, Wembley House, Railway Cor. 7th Ave. and 3rd St., East, Calgary. 93 94 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Alberta. President, Rev. Mrs. A. Eshelby; West Toronto Spiritualist Society (Inc.), Secretary, Mrs. A. Rushton. W est End Assembly Hall, 2875 Dundas St., Mystic Brotherhood (Calgary Group), 807 21st W., Toronto, Canada. Ave., S. E., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. President and Leader, H. Gunthorpe, Esq.; VANCOUVER, B. C. Secretary, S. H. Daines. First Spiritualist Church, Hamilton at Pen­ N ational S p iritu alist C hurch (N. S. A.), 917 der St., V ancouver, B. C., Canada. P r e si­ 14th Ave., W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada. dent, Bert Jenkins. President, Rev. Ada Garrad; Secretary, Progressive Spiritual Church, Eagle Hall, Mrs. L. M. Davidson. 535 H om er St., V ancouver, B. C., Can. Temple of Spiritual Light (N. S. A.), 917 Pastor, Rev. Ada Rumble; Secretary, Miss Fourteenth Ave., West, Calgary, Alberta, J. Ram sey. Canada. Psychic Research Society, Room 219, 2nd William A. Garrad College of Psychic floor, Empire Bldg., Seymour and Hastings, Science, The, 520 P. Burns Bldg., Calgary, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. Alta., Canada. President, Rev. Ada M. Spiritual Science Church, Moose Temple, 636 Garrad. Burrard St., V ancouver, B. C. Pastor, Dr. McL. Angus. EDMONTON, ALBERTA United Spiritualist Church, Vancouver, B. C. City Spiritualist Temple, and First Spiritual­ President, W. E. O’Cooke; Secretary, Wm. ist Church, Edmonton, Alberta. Robertson, 455-21 East Ave., Vancouver. Vancouver United Spiritualist Church, 1117 HAMILTON G ranville St., V ancouver, B. C., Canada. East Hamilton Spiritual Church, Balmoral Ave., Hamilton, Ont., Canada. VICTORIA, B. C. H op e Spiritual Church, 120 R eb ecca St., First Universal Church of Christ, Victoria, Hamilton, Ont., Can. Pastor, Mrs. Gwen­ B. C. Pastor, F lora F. F ram pton ; P r e si­ doline Brown. dent, Mrs. Agnes McDowell, 428 Helmcken The National Mediums’ League, No. 2 St., V ictoria. Branch, c/o East Hamilton Spiritual The Spiritualist Temple, Victoria, B. C. Sec­ Church, B alm oral Ave., H am ilton, Ont., retary, Mrs. Eva Aspinwall, 1121 Hillside Canada. Ave., V ictoria, B. C. Universal Spiritualist Church, 1021 Cather­ MONTREAL ine St., V ictoria, B. C., Can. Pastor, Rev. Montreal 'Spiritualist Mission, 1912 St. Cath­ F lora F. Fram pton. erine St., West, Montreal, Canada. Presi­ dent, Mrs. Trayem Williams. WINNIPEG, MANITOBA Second Spiritualist Church, Princess St., NANAIMO, B. C. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Pastor, Mrs. A. Progressive Spiritualist Church, Nanaimo, Barton. B. C. Secretary, J. G. H indm arch, 115 First Spiritualist Church, Poison Ave., W in­ H alibu rton St., N anaim o, B. C. nipeg, Manitoba. Pastor, Mrs. Forest. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Spiritualist Church. Pastor, Rev. (Mrs.) CUBA Clarke, 3718 Tuman Ave., Burnaby, New W estm in ster, B. C. Federacl6n Naclonal Esplritista de Cuba. Industria No. 2, B. Altos, Havana, Cuba. SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN President, Adolfe Gonzalez; Secretary, Dr. First Spiritualist Church of Saskatoon (N. Miguel Santiesteban. S. A.), Saskatoon, Saskatchew an . Pastor, Mrs. J. Prior, 1248 7th Ave., Saskatoon; Socledad Esplritista de Cuba. Industria No. Secretary, Mrs. G. A. Garner, 736 Main 2, B. A Itos, Havana, Cuba. President, ■St., Saskatoon. Manuel E. Fernandez; Secretary, Dr. Mig­ uel Santiesteban. TORONTO Britten Memorial Church, 847 Dovercourt Road, Toronto, Canada. President, Rev. DENMARK M. S. McGuire. Church of the Divine Thought (Spiritualist), Spiritistisk Mission I Danmark. Dansk Inc., 35 O ak St., Toronto, Canada. Centralforenlng for Nysplrltisme. Hoved- Church of Light, 867 Danforth Ave., Toronto, forstander: Alfred Nielsen, Vendersgade Canada. 20, Kbhvn. K. Afdelinger: Kpbenhavn I. Church of Spiritual Philosophy, Dominion SvanemosegaardsveJ 8. Hver Torsdag Hall, Queen and Ossington, Toronto, Can. Foredrag eller Seance. Forstander: Jul. Church of Spiritual Science, Cor. of North- Christensen, Nprrebrogade 66 B, 3 Sal. cote and Queen, Toronto, Canada. Kpbenhavn II. Griffenfeldtsgade 7. Mpde C hurch of Truth, I. O. O. F. Hall, 123 B ro a d ­ hver Fredag og Spndag Aften. Forstander: view and Queen, E., Toronto, Canada. Alfred Nielsen, Vendersg. 20. Telf. Byen Church of Truth, Spiritualist, 125 Broadview 8123. Hlllerpd. “Sp. Mission,” SJalland, Ave., Toronto, Ont., Canada. President, GasveorksveJ. Hver Tlrsdag Foredrag eller B. H arllck; Secretary, Mrs. C. A. N ixon; Seance. Forstander: Aug. Petersen, Nor- Pastor, Rev. C. A. Nixon. dre BaneveJ 10. Slagelse. “Sp. Mission." Clark's M em orial Church, 303 P arliam en t St., Forstander: Ulrich Olsen, Fruegade 23. Toronto, Canada. Mddetiden indenfor Afdelingerne er Kl. 8 Jackson Davis Memorial Church, Keele and Aften. Annette, Toronto, Canada. Progressive Lyceum Spiritualist Church, AARHUS R oyal T e m p la r’s Hall, 1087 Q ueen St., “Mod Lyset” (Own Building), Kirkesalen, West, Toronto, Canada. Postpassagen, Aarhus, Denmark. Presi­ Riverdale Spiritual Church, Armstrong Hall, dent, Chr. Thomsen; Secretary, E. Arn- 269 Pape Ave., Toronto, Canada. borg. Spiritualists' National Union of Canada, 847 AALBORG Dover Court Road, Toronto, 4, Canada. Spiritistlk Broderskab Spiritualist Society, (See “Prominent Societies” Section, Can­ Kastelsvej 59, Aalborg, Denmark. ada.) Star of Progress Spiritual Church, 287 Sum- COPENHAGEN mach St.. North of Gerrard, Toronto, Can. Danish Society for Psychical Research, Unity Spiritual Church, Cedarvale Avenue Graabrodretoro, 7, Copenhagen, Denmark. off Danforth, Toronto, Canada. President, Prof. Chr. Winther. SOCIETIES AND SPIR. CHURCHES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 95

Psyklsk Oplysningsforening, Studiestraede BICKINGTON, NEWTON ABBOT, DEVON, 21, Copenhagen, Denmark. Leader, J. S. WALES. Jensen. Flossie’s Home, Bickington, nr. Newton Ab­ Society for Promotion of Psychic Knowledge, bot, South Devon, Wales. Home for Little 21 Studiestraede, Copenhagen, Denmark. Children. Nurse RImbron Jones and Miss President, J. S. Jensen. Frisby. Temlet "Isor’ Spiritualist Society, Marien- dalsvej 94, Copenhagen, Denmark. BIRKENHEAD, CHESHIRE ESBJERG 46, B rid ge St., Birkenhead. ”Maria” Menigheden Spiritualist Society, Flnsensgade 27 I, Esbjerg, Denmark. BIRMINGHAM 248, C orporation St., •Birmingham. Handsworth (Birmingham) ENGLAND AND WALES Forward Society, 58, Villa Road, Handsworth. British Magnetic Healers’ Association. (See Langley Green (Birmingham "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) T rin ity St., L an gley Green. H enry St., L a n gle y Green. British Mediums' Union. (See "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) Saltley (Birmingham) British Spiritualists' Lyceum Union. (See Co-operative Hall, Alum Rock Rd., Saltley. "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) Small Heath (Birmingham) Christian Spiritualists’ Federation. (See 51, Jenkins St., Sm all Heath. "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) Sparkhill (Birmingham) London Spiritualist Alliance, Ltd. (See Mission Hall, Bard St., Sparkhill. "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) National Laboratory of Psychical Research. Stlrchley (Birmingham) (See "Prominent Societies" Section, Eng­ Council Schools, High St., Stlrchley. land.) BIRSTALL, YORKS. National Spiritualist College, The. (See Railway Terrace, Birstall. "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) Society for Psychical Research, 31 Tavistock BIRTLEY, NORTHUMB. Square, London, W. C. 1. (See "Promi­ A2 Hostel, Elizabethvllle, Birtley, Northum­ nent Societies" Section, England.) berland. Spiritualists' National Union. (See "Promi­ nent Societies" section, England.) BISHOP AUCKLAND, CO. DURHAM 6, F rederick St., B ishop A uckland, Co. D u r­ Survival League, The. Organizer and Hon. ham. Secretary, Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott. (See "Prominent Societies" Section, England.) BLACKBURN, LANCS. St. P e ter St., Blackburn. ACCRINGTON, LANCS. 1. Pearl Street. Accrington. BLACK HI LL, CO. DURHAM 2. R ech abites Hall, A bbey St. Park Road, Blackhill, Co. Durham. 3. Argyle Street. BLACKPOOL, LANCS. ALDERSHOT, HANTS. Albert Road, Blackpool. Birches Hall, Elms Road, Aldershot. BLACKWOOD, WALES ASHINGTON, NORTHUMB. Penryhn Road Schools, Blackwood. St. George’s Hall. Llntonvllle, Ashlngton, BLYTH, NORTHUMB. Northumberland. Market Place, Blyth, Northumberland. ATTERCLIFFE — See "Sheffield" (Subdivl- BOLTON, LANCS. sion.) Bradford St., Bolton. BACUP, LANCS. Deane Road. Bolton. C hristchurch St., T od m ord en Road, Bacup. H enry St., M an ch ester Road. BARKING. ESSEX BOURNEMOUTH, HANTS. Barking Christian Spiritualist Church, Muni­ Bournemouth Christian Spiritualist Church. cipal Restaurant, E a st St., Barking. Commercial Road. (Opp. Electric Theatre.) Barking Spiritual Endeavour Healing Circle, Bournemouth Spiritualist Church, 16. Bath 25. H eath St. Road. Bournemouth Spiritualist Mission, Charmln- BARNSLEY, YORKS. ster Rd. (opposite Richmond Wood Road), North Pavement, Barnsley. Bournemouth. BARNSBURY, HOLLOWAY, N. 7—See "Lon- BOWES PARK—See "London" (Subdivision). don" (Subdivision). BRADFORD, YORKS. BARROW-IN-FURNESS, LANCS. Otley Road, Bradford. P sy ch ologica l Hall, D alkeith St.. Barrow - Ripley St.. Manchester Road, Bradford. in-Furness. 315. Manchester Road. Bankfoot, Bradford. Manningham Lane. Bradford. BARRY DOCK, WALES West Riding of Yorkshire Psychical Society, Buttrills Hall, Barry Dock. The, 96, Tennyson Place, Bradford, Eng. BATLEY CARR, YORKS. (See "Prominent Societies” Section, Eng­ Carr St., B atley Carr. land.) BATTERSEA, S. W. 11.—See "London” (Sub­ BRIDEND, WALES division). Y. W. C. A. Room, Q ueen St., Bridgend. BAYSWATER, W. 2.—See "London" (Sub­ BRIGHOUSE, YORKS. division). M artin St., Brighouse. C om m ercial St., Brighouse. BEDLINGTON. NORTHUMB. Reay Hall, Bcdllngton, Northumberland. BRIGHTON, SUSSEX •Brighton Central Spiritu alist Church, C e n ­ BELPER, DERBYSHIRE. tral Hall. 147, North St. (Facing Ship St.). Jubilee Hall, Belper. Hon. Sec., W. A. Smith, 60, Campton Ave. 96 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Brighton Spiritualist Church, Mighell St. CRICKLEWOOD, N. W. 2.—See "London" Hall, Brighton, Engl. (Subdivision). National Spiritualist Church, Brighton, Mig­ hell St., Hall. CROUCH END, N. 8.—See "London" (Sub­ Spiritualists’ Rest Home, Nightingale House, division). 1, Clarendon Terrace, Brighton. CROYDON, SURREY Temple of Light (Brighton Temple of Light), The Church of the Spirit, 24a, Church Road, 1, Clarendon Terrace, Kemp Town. (3rd Croydon. “Link” in the Chain.) Croydon National Spiritualist Church, Broad Universal Church of Christ. Executive Cen­ G reen Hall, H an d croft Rd., nr. Junction tre: 52a Old Steine, Brighton, Eng. Sec­ L ondon Rd., W e st Croydon. retary, Mrs. Clease; Chief Mlssloner, Croydon Spiritualist Church, Ruskin Hall, "Brother John." Wellesley Road. BRISTOL DARLASTON, STAFFS. Su rrey St., St. Pauls, Bristol. P infold St., D arlaston. Universal Spiritualist Church, Bishop St., Bristol. DARLINGTON, CO. DURHAM United Spiritualist Church, Providence Hall, Elmfleld Estate, Northgate, Darlington, Co. Grosvenor, Bristol. Durham . BRIXTON, S. W. 2.—See "London" (Subdi- DARWEN, LANCS, vision). V ictoria St., Darwen. BROMLEY, KENT. DENTON—See "Manchester" (Subdivision). Bromley Circle of Psychic Study. Meeting in the Publio Library, High St., Bromley. DEWSBURY, YORKS. All inquiries to Mrs. Hughman, 73, Wid- Wellington Road, Dewsbury. m ore Rd., B rom ley, Kent. DONCASTER, YORKS. BURNLEY, LANCS. C atherine St., D oncaster. N orth St., Burnley. Baker St., St. Sepulchre Gate, Doncaster. Doncaster Spiritualists’ Society, New Church H am m erton St. and Sch oolroom , B ak er St., D oncaster, BURY, LANCS. Engl. Opened October 12, 1929. K in g St., Bury. DOVER, KENT. CAMDEN-TOWN, N. W. 1.—See "London" Dover Spiritualist Church, Cannon Hall (Subdivision). (Entrance M arket St.). Cannon Hall, M arket St., Dover, Kent. CARDIFF, WALES D a lcro ss St., Cardiff. DU KIN FI ELD, CHESHIRE 16a, M illicent St., Cardiff. R ailw ay St., Dukinfleld. 18, Park Grove, Cardiff. EALING, W. 5.—See "London" (Subdivision). CASTLEFORD, YORKS. Lr. O xford St., Castleford. EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX Eastbourne Spiritualist Society, Dickens CHATHAM, KENT Fellowship Hall, Upperton Road. A von dale Hall, G eorge St., Chatham , Kent. ECCLES—See "Manchester" (Subdivision). CHESTER C om m on h all St., Chester. EXETER, DEVON The Church of the New Dispensation, Exeter, CHESTER-LE-STREET, CO. DURHAM Marlborough Hall, Reg., Bull Meadow Mechanics Institute, Cnester-le-Street, Co. Road. Durham . M arket Hall, F ore St., Exeter. CHISWICK, W. 4.—See "London" (Subdi­ FINCHLEY—See "London" (Subdivision). vision). FLEETWOOD, LANCS. CLEETHORPES, LINCS. O ak St., Fleetw ood. St. Peters Ave., Cleethorpes. FOREST HILL, S. E. 23.—See "London" CHORLEY, LANCS. (Subdivision). U nion St., Chorley. FULHAM, S. W. 6—See "London" (Subdlvi- CLAPHAM, S. W. 4.—See "London" (Sub­ slon). division). GATESHEAD, CO. DURHAM COLNE, LANCS. Rectory Hall, Eden, Gateshead. Co. Durham. Spring Lane, Colne. 108, High W est St., Gateshead. Co. Durham. Beaconsfleld Hall, Gateshead, Co. Durham. COLLY HURST—See "Manchester" (Subdi- vision). GOLDEN CROSS, W. 1—See "London" (Sub­ division). COMBE MARTIN, DEVON. A Retreat or Ashram, East Challacombe, GRIMSBY, LINCS. Combe Martin, North Devon. Address: Kent Street, Grimsby. Hon. Secretary, as above. GUILDFORD, SURREY CONGLETON, CHESHIRE Jpper Room, Borough Hall, Guildford. Park Road, Congleton. HACKNEY, E. 8—See “London" (Subdivl- COVENTRY, WARWICKSHIRE sion). Co-op Rooms, Lockhurst Lane, Coventry. HALIFAX, YORKS. New Hall, Bull S t ., Coventry. Jueens Road, Halifax. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT HANLEY, STAFFS. 84, H igh St., Cow es, I. o f W. H igh St., Hanley. CREWE. CHESHIRE HANDSWORTH—See "Birmingham” (Sub­ Crewe National Spiritualist Church, near division). Edleston Road Bridge, Crewe, Eng. Hon. Sec., Mr. C. G aw thorne. HANWELL, W. 7—See "London" (Subdivi­ H u n gerford St., Crewe. sion). SOCIETIES AND SPIR. CHURCHES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 97

HARRINGAY—See “London" (Subdivision). LANCASTER Central Hall, Gt. John St., Stonewall, Lan­ HARROW, MIDDX. caster. Harrow Spiritualist Society, Greenhlll Hall, Station Road. LANGLEY GREEN — See "Birmingham" (Subdivision). HARROGATE, YORKS. Central Chambers, Beulah St., Harrogate. LEEDS, YORKS. Harrogate Christ Spiritual Church, Park G ayth orn e St., R oundhay Rd., Leeds. View. C ross C hurch St., Morley, Leeds. Easy Road, Leeds. HASTINGS, SUSSEX 24a, Brunswick Place, Leeds. Hastings Christian Spiritualist Church, 4, Clarem ont (end o f R obertson St.). 174, Belgrave Gate, Leicester. HEATON—See "Newcastle-on-Tyne" (Sub- R upert St., L eicester. division). M arston St., L eicester. HEBDEN BRIDGE, YORKS. Q ueens Hall, Silver St., L eicester. H op e Cham bers, H op e St., H ebden Bridge. International Institute (Incorporated), 3, Museum Square, Leicester, England. De­ HEELEY—See "Sheffield" (Subdivision). velopment; Psychic Gifts. HERNE BAY, KENT LEWISHAM, s. E. 13—See "London" (Sub­ Herne Bay Spiritual Centre, "Greater World division). House," Beltlnge Road. LINCOLN HEYWOOD, LANCS. Coultham Street Hall, Lincoln. W illiam St.. H eyw ood. Oddfellows Hall, Lincoln. M anchester St., H eyw ood. LITTLE ILFORD—See "London" (Subdivi­ HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS. sion). High Wycombe Christian Spiritualist Church, Council Chamber, Guild Hall. LIVERPOOL Liverpool Spiritual Church, Boaler St. (cor. HIGHGATE—See "London" (Subdivision). Stern e St.), L iverpool, Eng. HORSFORTH, YORKS. Daulby Hall, Daulby St., Liverpool. 67, Victoria Gardens, Horsforth. G arage St., Liverpool. Grove Lane, Hemsworth. LONDON HOUNSLOW, MIDDX. Astrological Lodge of London, 6, Queen Hounslow Spiritual Mission, comer of Doug­ Square, London, W. 1., Eng. President, las Road. Hanworth Road. Charles E. O. Carter; Secretary, Mrs. A. Hurren. HUDDERSFIELD, YORKS. British College of Psychic Science, Ltd., 15, St. P eters St., H uddersfield. Queens Gate, London, S. W. 7. See "Prom ­ R am sden St., H uddersfield. inent Societies." HULL, YORKS. B roth erhood of Light, 106, Gt. R u ssell St., Eastbourne St., Dairycotes, Hull. W. C. 2. Co-op Guild Room, Hessle Road, Glpsyville, Central London Spiritualist Church, 33, H at­ Hull. ton Garden, E. C. 1. All com m u n ication s Holborn Hall, Witham, Hull. to Mrs. Windsor, 3 Priests Court, Foster Hull Christian Spiritualist Church, Holland Lane, E. C. 2. St. Christ Spiritual Church, Park View, London. Founded, 1928, by Mrs. Boydell, Resident HYDE, CHESHIRE Worker, where Miss Winifred Moyes gave G eorge St., Hyde. her services In public for the first time. Christian Spiritualists' Federation, 58 South­ HYDE PARK, W. 2—See "London" (Sub- wark Bridge Road, London, S. E. 1. Pres­ division). ident, W. Harold Speer. See "Prominent Societies." ILFORD, ESSEX Church of Psychic Science, Queen’s Gate Ilford Christian Spiritualist Church, "Church Hall, Harrington Road, South Kensington, of the Master Christ," Durban Road, Seven S. W. 7, London, Eng. Leader, Horace Kings. Leaf, S. R. G. S. Ilford Psychical Research Society, Clements Fellowship of the Spirit, The (The Gospel Road. of Life and Immortality), 78 Lancaster Gate. W. 2. Secretary, Miss B. M. F. ILKESTON, DERBYSHIRE Robinson. Old Post Office, Market Place, Ilkeston. Fraternity of the Inner Light, 3, Queens- borough Terrace, Bayswater, W. 2. Of­ IPSWICH, SUFFOLK ficial Organ: "The Inner Light." Warden, Ipswich Psychic Society, Lecture Hall. 65. Dion Fortune. (See "Prominent Societies" Tonnereau Road. Hon. Secretary, W. R. England.) Bradbrook; Hon. Treas., J. B. Coopers. Guild of Spiritual Healing, 29, Queens Gate, S. Kensington, London, S. W. 7. Medium JERSEY (St. Heliers), CHANNEL ISLANDS and principal worker, Charles A. Simpson. The Samaritan Brotherhood, Park View (See "Prominent Societies" section, Eng­ House. 16, Peirson Rd., St. Hellers, Jersey. land.) For terms apply: Mrs. G. Carter. Jewish Society for Psychic Research. Write Mr. A. Victor, Caxton Hall, S. W. 1. KEIGHLEY. YORKS. Library of The Theosophical Society In Eng­ H eber St.. K eighley. land, Lending and Reference, 45, Lancaster Gate, London, W. 2. (Library of 10,000 KENNINGTON, S. E. 11—See “London" works.) (Subdivision). London Psychic Educational Center, 17 Ash- mere Grove, London, S. W. 2. Oral and KENTISH TOWN, N. W. 5—See "London" Postal Tuition. Director, Mr. H. Bodding- (Subdivision). ton (Dipl. S. N. U.); Secretary, Mrs. A. Boddington. KETTERING, NORTHANTS. London Spiritual Mission, The, 13, Pem- 24a. Dalkeith Place, Kettering. brldge Place. Bayswater, W. 2. 98 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

London Spiritualist Alliance, Ltd., 16 Queens- Guild of the Master Jesus, 3, Queensborough berry Place, South Kensington, London, Terrace, London, W. 2. President, Dion S. W. 7. Established, 1884. Incorporated, Fortune. 1896. See “Prominent Societies.” London Spiritual Mission, 13, Pembridge Marylebone Spiritualist Association, Ltd. Place, Bayswater, W. Headquarters: Marylebone House, 42 Rus­ sell Square, W. C. 1. President, W. George Bowes Park Craze; Secretary, Frank Hawken. See Bowes Park and Palmer’s Green Spiritualist “Prominent Societies,” England. Church, Shaftesbury Hall, Bowes Park. National Laboratory of Psychical Research, Brlxton, S. W. 2 13 Roland Gardens, South Kensington, Brlxton Christian Spiritualist Church, 2, London, S. W. 7. Director, Mr. Harry Eskdale Villas, Mostyn Road. Mr. A. M. Price. (See “Prominent Societies” sec­ Richards, Mr. V. Deacon. tion, England.) Brlxton Spiritual Brotherhood Church, Stock- North London Spiritualist Association, well Park Road. Hornsbey Rd., N. 19. (One minute Horns- London Psychical Educational Centre. Prin­ bey Rd., L. M. S. Stn.) cipal, Mr. R. Boddington, 17, Ashmere Occult, Christian Spiritualist Society, Claren­ Grove, Brixton, S. W. 2. don Hall, Madeline Road, by the side of 164, Anerley Road, Anerley, S. E. 20. Camden-Town, London, N. W. 1 Open Door Circulating Library and Psychic Camden Psychic Centre, 59, Rochester Road, Centre, 14, Hand Court (3 doors High Hol- Camden Town, N. W. 1. Principal, Rev. born House), High Holborn, London, W. Josiah J. Welch. C. 1. (Mrs.) Ethel A. Knott. Rochester Square Spiritualist Temple, Cam­ Psycho-Therapeutic Society, The Broadway den Road, Camden Town, N. W. 1. Hall, Wimbledon, S. W. 19, London. Pres­ Chisw ick, W. 4 ident, Mr. R. A. Bush, F.C.S., “Holt” Mor- Chiswick Christian Spiritualist Church, Har­ den, Surrey, Eng. (See “Prominent Soci­ vard Towers, 56 Harvard Rd. eties.”) Chiswick Spiritual Mission, “Flanders Hall,” Psychosensic Training Institute, 28 St. Ste­ 67, Flanders Rd. (last door on right be­ phen’s Road, London, W. 2, Eng. Princi­ yond Mansions.) pal, F. Brittain. The Seekers, 29 Queen’s Gate, London, S. Clapham, S. W. 4 W. 7. (Guild of Spiritual Healing). Trance Independent Spiritualist Church, New Morris addresses by “Dr. Lascelles.” Hall, Bedford Road, Clapham. Society for Psychical Research, 31 Tavi­ Clapham Spiritualist Church, opposite Clap­ stock Square, London, W. C. 1. (See ham North Station, Bedford Road, Clap­ “Prominent Societies” section, England.) ham, S. W. 4. Spiritualist Community, Grotian Hall, 115, Reform Club, St. Luke's Road, Clapham, L. Wigmore St. (nearest station, Marble Arch or Bond St.). (See “Prominent Societies” Crlcklewood, N. W. 2 section, England.) Cricklewood Christian Spiritualist Society, The Survival League. Organizer and Hon. Ashford Hall, 41 Ashford Road, N. W. 2. Secretary, Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott, 125 Crouch End, N. 8 Alexandra Road, London, N. W. 8. (See Crouch End Spiritualist Society, Felix Hall, “International Societies” and “Prominent Felix Ave., Crouch End. Societies” (England) sections.) Temple of Light (Golden Green Temple of Ealing, W.‘ 5 Light), Highfield, Golders Green Road, N. Ealing Spiritualist Church, 8, Bakers Lane, W. (1st "L in k ” in the Chain.) Broadway. Temple of Light, Middlesborough Temple of Finchley Light, L in th rope Road, London. (2nd Finchley Spiritual Mission, Fern Bank Hall, “Link” in the Chain.) Gravel Hill, Hendon Lane, Church End, Temples of Light, The, 58 Southwark Bridge N. 3. Road, London, S. E. 1. Founded by W. Forest Hill, S. E. 23 Harold Speer (Life President). (See Forest Hill Christian Spiritualist Church, “Prominent Societies” section, England.) Beadnell Road, Forest Hill, S. E. 23. Theosophical Society Library, 45, Lancaster Gate, London, Eng. (10,000 works.) Lend­ Fulham, S. W. 6 ing and Reference Library. Fulham Spiritualist Society, 12, Lettice St., Victoria Psychic Research Society. (See Parson’s Green. “Prominent Societies” section, England.) The “W. T. Stead” Borderland Library, 5, Golden Cross, W. 1 Smith Square, Westminster, London, S. W. Albert House, 13 Theobalds Road, Golden 1. (Entrance in North St.) Hon. Secre­ Cross. tary, Miss Estelle Stead. (See “Prominent The Golden Cross Christian Spiritualist Mis­ Societies” section, England.) sion, 26, N assa u St. (top o f B ern ers St.), Women’s School of Psycho-Magnetic Heal­ O xford St., W. 1. ing. Hon. Sec., Miss E. Geard, Grotian Hackney, E. 8 Hall, 115, W igm ore St., W. 1, London. Hackney Independent Lyceum Church, Pem- bury Hall, 41, Pembury Road (first gate­ Barnsbury, Holloway, N. 7 way on left In Downs Park Road). 78, Roman Road, Barnsburg. L. Hackney Spiritualist Church, 240a, Amhurst Barnsbury Spiritual Church, 50, Hlllmarten Road, N. 16. Road. H ollow ay, N. 7. Hanwell, N. 7 Battersea, S. W. 11 120, Uxbridge Road, Hanwell. Battersea Christian Spiritualist Church, Unity Hall, Falcon Grove, S. W. Harringay Battersea Spiritualist Church, Bennerley Harringay Christian Spiritualist Mission, 1, Hall, Bennerley Road, Northcote Road. Salisbury Parade, St. Ann's Road. Bayswater, W. 2 Highgate Fraternity of the Inner Light, Community The Spiritualist Fellowship, 13, Mortimer House, 3, Queensborough Terrace, Bays­ Terrace, Highgate. water, W. 2. Warden, Dion Fortune. P sy ch ose n sic Institute, 28, St. Step hen s Rd., Hyde Park, W. 2 Bayswater, W. 2. Secretary, Mrs. Brit­ The Fellowship of the Spirit, 78, Lancaster tain. Gate, W. 2. SOCIETIES AND SPIR. CHURCHES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 99

Kennington, S. E. 11 Wimbledon, S. W. 19 Kennington Spiritualist Mission, 59, Ken­ Wimbledon Spiritualist Church, 136, Hart- nington Road, S. E. (over Liberal Club). fleld Road, Wimbledon, S. W. 19. Presi­ dent, Mr. R. A. Bush. Kentish Town, N. W. 5 Spiritualists' Dramatic Society. Address. Wood Green, N. 22 Miss Shelia Smith, 14 Lady Somerset Road, Bounds Green Christian Spiritualist Church, Kentish Town, N. W. 5, London. Canning Hall, Canning Crescent, High The Spiritualist Fellowship (Kentish Town), Road, Wood Green. “Thirteen,'* Mortimer Terrace, Hlghgate Road (Cars 7, 15, 25, Gordon House Stop). LONGSIGHT—See “Manchester” (Subdivi­ sion). Lewisham, S. E. 13 Lewisham Spiritualist Church, Limes Hall, MACCLESFIELD, CHESHIRE Limes Grove. Cumberland Street, Macclesfield. Little Ilford MAIDA VALE, W. 9—See “London” (Sub­ Little Ilford Christian Spiritualist Church, division). Third Ave., Manor Park, E. 12. MAIDSTONE, KENT Maida Vale, W. 9 Maidstone Christian Spiritualist Church, The A Centre for Healing and Spiritual Devel­ Old Palace, MiU St. opment. Miss Huxtable, 168, Sutherland Ave., M aida Vale, W. 9. MAINDEE, WALES Probert Place, Malndee. Manor Park Manor Park Spiritualist Church, corner of MALTBY, YORKS. Shewsbury Road and Strone Road. Low Roaa, Maltby. Notting Hill, W. 11 MANCHESTER Kensington Spiritualist Church, Lindsay Hall, British Mediums Union. Secretary, Mr. W. The Mall. Notting Hill Gate, W. 11. W. Ely; President, Mr. F. W. Bacon. Spiritualists National Union, 162, London Peckham, S. E. 15 Road, Manchester. President, J. B. Mc- Church of the Spirit, The Central Hall, Indoe; Secretary, G. F. Berry. (See H igh St., Peckham . S. E. 15. “Prominent Societies” section.) South London Spiritualist Mission, Lausanne Manchester Society of Spiritualists, 38, Hall, Lausanne Road, Peckham, S. E. 15. M askeli St. Shepherd's Bush, W. 12 Manchester Central Spiritualist Church, 5, Shepherd's Bush Spiritualist Society, 73, P arson age, B lack friars St. Becklow Road, Askew Road. Denton (Manchester) South Kensington, S. W. 7 Walker St., off Ashton Rd. British College of Psychic Science, 15, Queens Collyhurst (Manchester) Gate, London, S. W. 7. Hon. Principal, Collyhurst National Spiritualist Church, Col­ Mrs. Champion De Crespigny. lyh urst St. Church of Psychic Science. Queen’s Gate Hall, Harrington Road, South Kensington, Eccles (Manchester) S. W. 7, London. Leader, Horace Leaf, Milton Spiritual Church, Booth St., Eccles. S. R. G. S. Longslght (Manchester) Guild of Spiritual Healing, 29, Queen’s Gate, Longsight National Spiritualist Society, S. Kensington, S. W. 7. Medium and Sh epley St. Principal Worker, Charles A. Simpson. London Spiritualist Alliance, 16, Queensberry Middleton (Manchester) Place, South Kensington. Hon. Sec., Miss G llm our St., M iddleton. Mercy Philllmore; President, R. Fielding Ould, M.A., D.D., etc. Miles Platting (Manchester) National Laboratory of Psychical Research, Miles Platting Progressive Sp. Church, Cog- 13 Roland Gardens, South Kensington, lan St., L od ge St. S. W. 7. Director, Mr. Harry Price. (See Moss Side (Manchester) “Prominent Societies” section.) Moss Side Progressive Lyceum Church, A bove 64a, Gt. W estern St. Stratford, E. 15 South Manchester National Spiritualist Stratford Spiritual Church. Idmlston Road. Church and Lyceum, Princess Hall, Prin­ Forest Lane, Stratford, E. 15. (Sixth turn­ cess Road, Moss Side. ing down Forest Lane, going from Mary­ land Point Station.) General Secretary, Moston (Manchester) W. H. Yorke. Moston Spiritualist Church and Lyceum, Church Lane, Moston. Streatham, S. W. 16 New Manchester Lyceum Church, 65, Bruns­ Streatham Christian Spiritualist Church, w ick St., C. on M. Tudor Hall, Pinfold Road. Streatham Spiritual Brotherhood, Streatham Pendleton (Manchester) School of Music. 94, H ighfleld Cham bers, B roa d St., P en d le­ ton. Tottenham Salford (Manchester) Tottenham Christian Spiritualist Church, Salford Central Spiritualist Church, St. Trades Hall, 7 Bruce Grove, N. 17. Philip's Place, Chapel St. Walthamstow, E. 17 MANOR PARK—See “London” (Subdivi­ Walthamstow First Christian Spiritualist sion). Church, 6, Oxford Road. MARGATE, KENT Wembley Caven dish Hall, 186, H igh St., M argate. Wembley Spiritualist Society, Union Hall. Ealing Road, Wembley. MERTHYR TYDFIL, WALES Progressive Temple, Tram Road, Merthyr West Ealing, W. 13 Tydfil. West Ealing Spiritualist Church, Hess* St. Margaret’s Spiritualist Church. Garth Road. Place, Merthyr Tydfil. 100 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

MIDDLESBROUGH, YORKS. PLYMOUTH, DEVON. Grange Road West, Middlesbrough. Morley 'St., Plymouth. W ilson St., M iddlesbrough. Plymouth Christian Spiritualist Temple, Leigham Hall, W est Hoe. MIDDLETON—See “Manchester” (Subdivi- sion). PONTEFRACT, YORKS. MILES PLATTING — See “Manchester” 18, Beast Fair, Pontefract. (Subdivision). PONTY PRIDD, WALES MORECAMBE, LANCS. 21, T aff St., Pontypridd. M ilton R oom s, M arket St., M orecam be. PORTSMOUTH, HANTS. MOSS SIDE—See “Manchester” (Subdivi­ Portsmouth Temple of Spiritualism, 73 Vic­ sion). toria Road South, Southsea, Portsmouth, MOSTON—See “Manchester” (Subdivision). Hants. President, P. H. W heeler; S e c r e ­ tary, J. G. McFarlane. NEW BENWELL—See “Newcastle - on - Francis Ave., Portsmouth. Tyne” (Subdivision). PRESTON, LANCS. NEWBIGGIN—CO. DURHAM E th ical Church, 10, L aw son St., Preston. Queens Head Tea Rooms, Newbiggin, Co. M oor Rd., Preston. Durham . 100, F ront St., N ew biggin, Co. Durham. RAMSGATE, KENT. Ramsgate National Spiritualist Church, Chat­ NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE ham St., R am sgate. 4, B landford St., N ew castle-on-T yne. READING, BERKS. P ilgrim St., R oyal A rcade, N ew castle-on- Foresters Hall, Reading. Tyne. RICHMOND, SURREY Heaton (Newcastle-on-Tyne) Richmond Spiritualist Church, The, Free Tossen Terrace, Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Church, Ormond Rd., Richmond, Surrey, New Benwell (Newcastle-on-Tyne) Eng. President, J. Leoni Smith; Secre­ Adelaide Terrace, New Benwell, Newcastle- tary, Mrs. Knox. on-Tyne. ROCHDALE, LANCS. British Spiritualists' Lyceum Union, 20, NEWPORT, WALES Toad Lane, Rochdale. President, Miss C h arles St., N ew port. V. G. R ayner; Secretary, G. F. Knott. NEWTON ABBOT, DEVON. Regent Hall, Rochdale. Bickington Church of the Spirit, Near New­ H alliw ell St., Rochdale. ton Abbot, Devon. Penn St., Rochdale. Temple Public Hall, Rundle Rd., Newton ROCHESTER. KENT. Abbot. Rochester and District Christian Spiritual NORTHAMPTON Mission, Co-operative Hall, Strood (Top of North St.), Strood, Kent. Manchester Unity Hall, 6a Newland, North­ Rochester Square Spiritualist Temple (Off am pton. Cam den Rd., nr. N. L. R. Station). NORTH SHIELDS. NORTHUMB. ROCHFORD, ESSEX R ippon Hall, 42 Stanley St., W est., N orth The Temple of Spiritual Knowledge. Shields, Northumberland. Women's Institute Hall, Rochford, Essex, NORWICH, NORFOLK Eng. Secretary, Mrs. Nlsbet, “Pax" Ash- N orw ich Christian Spiritualist Church, ington, Rochford, Essex, Eng. D ru id s’ Tem ple, St. A n drew ’s St. ROTHERHAM, YORKS. NOTTINGHAM Percy St. near Drill Hall, Rotherham. M echanics Hall, N. Church St., N ottingham . 168, Sherwood St. North, Nottingham. RUNCORN, CHESHIRE B eacon sfleld St., N ottingham . A sh brid ge St.. Runcorn. Progressive Spiritualist Church, St. James RUSHDEN, NORTHANTS St., N ottingham . 5. Glassbrook Rd., Rushden. H igh St., Rushden. NOTTING HILL, W. 11.—See “London" (Subdivision). RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT Ryde, I. O. W., Christian Spiritualist Church, NUNEATON, WARWICKSHIRE N ew port St. (Off H igh St.). Norman Ave., Nuneaton. Ryde National Spiritualist Church, Belve­ OLDHAM, LANCS. dere Hall, B elvedere St. E lliott St., Oldham. SADDLEWORTH, YORKS. H oop e r St., Oldham. Brownlow Vale, Uppermlll, Saddleworth. OXFORD ST. HELENS, LANCS. Oxford Spiritualist Society, W omen’s Liberal Charles 'St., St. Helens. Club Room (Top Floor), 21, George St. ST. HILIERS—See “Jersey.” PAIGNTON, DEVON. C orn er o f T orqu a y Rd. and M anor Rd., SALFORD—See “Manchester” (Subdivision). Paignton. SALTLEY—See “Birmingham” (Subdivision). PARKGATE, YORKS. SCUNTHORPE, LINCS. Ashwood Rd., Parkgate. H olm e St., ■Scunthorpe. PECKHAM, S. E. 15.—See “London” (Sub­ SCARBOROUGH, YORKS. division). Sherwood Rd., Victoria Rd., Scarborough. PENDLETON—See “Manchester” (Subdi­ SHEFFIELD vision). Meersbrook Spiritualist Church, Regent Ter­ race, Glossop Road, Sheffield, Eng. Pres­ PETERBOROUGH, NORTHANTS. ident. W. G. Hibblns, B.Sc.; Secretary, K in g St., Peterborough. H. C. Crossley. SOCIETIES AND SPIR. CHURCHES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 101

Sheffield and District S. P. R. (See “Promi­ ULVERSTON, LANCS. nent Societies” Section, England.) B u rlin gton St., U lverston. Sheffield Society for Psychical Research. VENTNOR, ISLE OF WIGHT (See “Prominent Societies" Section, Eng­ Co-op Hall, High St., Ventnor, I. of W. land.) WALLSEND, NORTHUMB. Attercliffe (Sheffield) Co-op Hall, Wallsend, Northumberland. Bold St.. A ttercliffe, Sheffield. WALSALL, STAFFS. Heeley (Sheffield) Temp, Hall, Freer St., Walsall. Temperance Hall, Bramhall Ln. Heeley, Sheff. WALTHAMSTOW, E. 17.—See “Londor 44, Gifford Road, Heeley, Sheffield. (Subdivision). Shlrland Lane, Darnall, Sheffield. WARRINGTON, LANCS. A cad em y St., off M ersey St., W arrington. SHEPHERD'S BUSH, W. 12.—See “London1 (Subdivision). WATFORD, HERTS. Watford Christian Spiritualist Church, Hal­ SHIPLEY, YORKS. sey Masonic Hall, Rickmansworth Road. Market Buildings, Teal Court, Shipley. WELWYN GARDEN CITY, HERTS. SMALL HEATH—See “Birmingham” (Sub­ Welwyn Garden City Christian Spiritualist division). Church, Alpha School, Elmwood. SMETHWICK, STAFFS. WEMBLEY—See “London” (Subdivision). 106, H igh St., Sm ethw ick. WEST AUCKLAND, CO. DURHAM SOUTHALL, MIDDX. Temperance Hall, W est Auckland, Co. Dur­ Southall Spiritualist Society. Co-operative ham. Hall, K in g St. W EST EALING, W. 13.—See “London” (Sub­ SOUTHAMPTON division). Cavendish Grove, Southampton. WEST HARTLEPOOL, CO. DURHAM SOUTHEND. ESSEX 3, C h arles St., W e st H artlepool, Co. Durham. Southend Spiritualist Church, Cor. of Hilda- H alladow n Hall, M u sgrove St., W est H a rtle­ vllle Drive and Westborough Rd., West- pool, Co. Durham. cllffe. Southend Spiritual Mission, Victoria Hall, WHITLEY BAY, NORTHUMB. A lexandra St. 212, Whitley Road, Whitley Bay, Northum­ SOUTH KENSINGTON, S. W. 7.—See “Lon- berland. don” (Subdivision). WIGAN, LANCS. 31, Millgate, Wigan. SOUTHPORT, LANCS. H aw keshead St., Southport. WIMBLEDON, S. W. 19.—See “London” SOUTH SHIELDS, CO. DURHAM Subdivision). 14, Cambridge St., South Shields, Co. Dur­ WOLVERHAMPTON, STAFFS. ham. Mission, Drummon St., Wolverhampton. 22, Fowler St., South Shields, Co. Durham. WOOD GREEN, N. 22.—See “London” (Sub­ SOWERBY BRIDGE, YORKS. division). Hollins Lane, Sowerby Bridge. WORCESTER SPARK HILL—See “Birmingham” (Subdi­ Cherry Tree Walk, Worcester. vision). WORTHING, SUSSEX STALYBRIDGE, CHESHIRE Worthing Spiritualist Church, Grafton Road. B landford St., Stalybridge. YORK STIRCHLEY—See “Birmingham” (Subdivi­ Hendrick Rooms, Spen Lane, York. sion). STRATFORD, E. 15.—See “London” (Subdl- FRANCE vision). STREATHAM, S. w. IS—See “London” (Sub­ Federation Spirlte Internationale. (See “In­ division). ternational Societies" section.) SUNDERLAND, CO. DURHAM Union Spirlte Francaise, 8 rue Copernic, 21. D erw ent St., Sunderland, Co. Durham . Paris, 16e. (See “Prominent Societies” C o-op Hall, G reen St., Sunderland, Co. D u r­ section, France.) ham. Socletes Adherentes a I'Union Spirite Fran­ C o-op Hall, H ylton St., Sunderland, Co. caise, 8, rue Copernic, Paris (16°). Durham. AUDE—Orphelinat Allan Kardec, Mme Ma- SURBITON, SURREY losse, directrice, chateau de Caragullhes, Surbiton Christian Spiritualist Church, Maple par St-Laurent-de-la-Cabrerlsse. Rd.. Surbiton. ALGER—Groupe “Lumiere et Charlte", M. SUTTON, SURREY T a ib L. Ch., president, ch e z M. Athon, Sutton Spiritualist Society, Co-operative secretaire general, 7, place du Gouverne- Hall, B enhlll St. ment. TORGUAY, DEVON. ANNECY—Cercle d'Etudes Psychlques et Torquay Spiritualist Church, Princes Road, Morales, M. Alfred Ginet, rue Jean-Ritz. Ellacom bc. AUVERS-SUR-OISE—Groupe Regional d'Et­ TOTTENHAM—See "London” (Subdivision). udes Psychlques, M. Joret, President, 25, rue Alphonse-Calie. TREDEGAR, WALES Temp. Hall. Morgan St., Tredegar. BEL-ABBES—SoclGtC Spirlte "La Charitfi”, Tredegar First National Spiritualist Church, President M. Henri Ferrandes, 26. avenue Park Place, nr. Railway Station. de la Fontaine-Romaine. 102 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

BESANCON — Society d’Etudes Psychlques, SAINT-ETIENNE — Groupe Fraternel Psy­ M. Viellescaze, secretaire, 8, place du Jura. chique, Mme Cognet, presidente, 11, rue Brossard. BEZIERS—Foyer Splrite de Beziers, Mme Ducel, presidente, 14, avenue de Belfort. SURESNES — Societe Devoir, Lumiere et Charite, Mme Contant, vlce-presidente, 36, BORDEAUX—Cercle Agullana, Mme Agul- rue Bmile-Zola. lana, Presidente, rue Ravez, 20. TOULOUSE—Institut Metapsychique de Tou­ BORDEAUX—Groupe "Jean de la Br£de”, louse, M. Decamps, president, 27, Boule­ Mme EscalOre, presidents, 79, rue Camllle- vard Carnot. Godard. TOULOUSE—Societe d’Etudes Psychlques et BORDEAUX—Les Amis Reunis, Mile Coste, de Morale Spirite, M. Ternes, president, presidente, Le Sphinx, avenue de la Pre­ 52, rue Rlquet. servation. FONTAINBLEAU BREST — Societe d’Etudes Spirites. M. L e School d’Occultisme, Fontalnbleau, L’Azou, secretaire, 14, rue Poullic-Ai-Lor. France. CAM BRA I—Groupe Fraterniste FGnelon, M. LOURDES Colignon, president, 5, rue de Landrecies. Librarie de la Grotto, Lourdes, France, H. P. CARCASSONNE—Societe de Culture Morale et de Recherches Psychlques, secretaire, M. Berge, 54, rue Barbes. Anthroposophlcal Univers. Society (French Section), 6, Boulevard Inkermann, Paris— CHATEAU ROUX—Groupe Spirite de l’Indre, Neullly. M. G. Baudoin, secretaire, 57, rue des Club des Psychlstes, Paris, XVI, 5 rue de M arins. l’Annonciation, France. President, Prof. Georges Muchery; Secretary, Francis de DOUAI—Foyer de Spiritualisme, M. Lamen- M irclair. din, president, 4 bis, rue Notre-Dame. Institut de Psycho-Physique Appliquee, Siege DUNKERQUE—Union Spirite de Dunkerque, General, 25, rue des Apennins, Paris, President: M. J. Barron, 38, rue de Soubise. X V IIe. Institut Metapslchique International, 89 Ave­ GRENOBLE—Societe Psychique "Lumiere et nue Niel, Paris, XVIIe. Director, Dr. Eu­ Charite”, A. Dourllle, president, 15, rue gene Osty. (See "Prominent ’Societies” Bayard. section, France.) Maison des Spirites, (Founded by Jean LE HAVRE—Societe d’Etudes Psychlques, M. Meyer), 8 rue Copemic, Paris, XVIe. Souday, president, 95, rue Thiers. Societe "Ecole Rudolf-'Steiner,” 6, Rue Huy- LE MANS—Societe d’Etudes Psychlques, M. ghens, Paris, France. President, Madam Delalln, president, 6, rue Tascher. Marie Steiner; Secretary, Monsieur Paul Corozo. „ LILLE—Fraternelle Spiritualiste, M. Flah- Societe Francaise d’Etudes Psycho-Physi­ aux, president, 48, rue Ratisbonne. ques, Siege Social: 25 Rue des Apennins, LYON—Federation S p irite L yonnaise, M. Me- Paris. XVIIe. (See "Prominent Societies” section. France.) lusson, secretaire, 7, rue Terraille. Societe Unitive, Delegue General: M. Albert LYON— Societe d'E tudes P sych iques, M. Me- Caillet, Paris, 26 rue Vavin, France. lusson, president, 10, rue Longue. Union Spirite Francaise, Paris—Auteuil, Villa Montmorency, 28 Avenue des Sycomores. NICE—Societe d’Etudes Psychiques, M. Gull- President, Gabriel Delanne. lot, secretaire, 18, rue Michel-Ange. NIMES — Union regionale de propagande ROCHEFORT SUR MER spirite, M. Rassiguer, 23, rue Saint-Remi, Societe “Allan Kardec,” 2e, Rue Guesdon, Ntmes. Rochefort sur mer, France. Medium, Mile. Julia Brasseaud. NORD (Department) — Federation Spiritual­ iste du Nord, Siege social: 4 bis, rue Neuve-Notre-Dame, Douai. Les Amities Splrituelles, Siege: 2 rue du Point du Jour, Bihorel-lez-Rouen (S.-I-X.), ORAN—Union Spirite Oranalse, M. Viala, France. president, 3, boul. Gallieni. PERPIGNAN—Le Revell Spirite Perpigna- GERMANY nals, M. Auguste Borreil, president, 7, rue du Theatre. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Wissenschaftlichen PARIS—Cercle Caritas, Mme Sensier, presi­ Occultismus (D. G. W. O.). Leader, Dr. dents, 3, rue Galllard. Walther Kroner, Charlottenburg, Berllner- PARIS—La Phalange, M. H. Regnault, secre­ strasse 24. taire, 12, rue Pomard. Deutcher Splrltisten Verein. (See "Promi­ nent Societies” section, Germany.) PARIS—Societe Francaise d’Etude des Phe- nomenes Psychiques, M. Bodier, president, 1, rue des Gatlnes. Aertztllche Gesellschaft fur Paralsychologls- che Forschung, Berlin. PARIS—Groupe Lumen, Mme Lefrere, presi­ Alchemistische Gesellschaft Deutchland. dents, 91, Faubourg Saint-Martin (10°). President, Otto Wilhelm Barth, Berlin W. ROANNE — Union Spirite Roannaise, M. 57, Kurfilrstenstrasse, 13. Louis Farabet, president, 7, rue Georges- Ducarre. CHARLOTTENBURG German Society of Psychic Research, Berlin. ROCHEFORT-SUR-MER — Cercle "Allan President, Peryth Shou: Secretary, Richard Kardec”, Mme Brissonneau, presidents, 32, Wagner; Berlin-Helmsdorf, Albrechtstrasse rue Guesdon. 33, Germany. Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Wissenschaftlichen ROUBAIX — Cercle d’Etudes psychiques et Okkultlsmus (D. G. W. O.). Leader, Dr. spirites, M. Taelman, president, 40, ru e des Walther Kroner, Charlottenburg, Berllner- Trente. strasse, 24. SOCIETIES AND SPIR. CHURCHES—VARIOUS COUNTRIES 103

COLOGNE IRELAND Deutscher Splrltlaten Vereln, Zentralverband Deutscher Splrltlaten. K51n. Der Schrlft- BELFAST ftlhrer, Karl LUIsdorff-Salvioll. Society for Psychical Research, Belfast, Ire­ land. (See "Prominent Societies" section, GELSENKIRCHEN Ireland.) Vereln fur Okkultlatlache Forschung, Gelsel- Belfast Psychical Society, Spiritualists’ Hall, klrchen. Meeting: Place: Caspar Simon, Rosemary St., Belfast, Ireland. Hon. Sec­ Alter Markt. retary, Mrs. Blntley. Belfast Spiritualist Alliance, 29, Rosemary HAMBURG St. Belfast. Rovalo Bund. Hamburg, 1, Alaterdamm, B elfast Sp iritu alist A ssociation, 35, H igh St., 16/19, Germ any. Belfast. HANOVER Der Bund fUr Seelenkultur, Schutzverband ITALY Deutcher Okklutlsten. Heldornstrasae 1, Hanover, Germany. Prealdent, Dr. Greven. Italian Spiritualist Association. (See "Prom­ inent Societies" section, Italy.) STUTTGART Paychotherapeutlachea Instltut. A. Schlot- ROME terberg and Fr. Kreas, Stuttgart-C ann- Societa* Di Studl Psichicl—via Carducci, 4, atadt, Glockenatraaae 12. Roma (con sezione a Milano). Presidents, Achllle Brioschi: Segretario, Angelo Marzo- rati. Fondata nel 1900, ha lo scopo di stu- GREECE diare I fenomeni psichicl In genere atten- dost al metodo sperimentale. Society for Psychical Research, Arlstotelous St., 63, Athena. G reece. Prealdent, Dr. Angelos Tanagras. (See “Prominent So­ JAPAN cieties" section, Greece.) Japanese Society for Psychic Science. (See "Prominent Societies” section, Japan.) HOLLAND Psychical Instltut of Japan. (See "Promi­ nent Societies" section, Japan.) Nederlandsche Vereenlnglng van Splrltlsten "Harmonla." (See "Prominent Societies" NEW ZEALAND section, Holland.) Rotterdamache Vereeninging van Splritisten Spiritualist Church of New Zealand. Na­ "Harmonla." (See "Prominent Societies" tional Council: President, Mr. R. N. Rldd; section, Holland.) Secretary, Mr. A. W. Stables; P. O. Box Studlevereenining voor Psychical Research. 546, Dunedin, N. Z. (See "Prominent Societies" section, Hol­ AUCKLAND land.) S p iritu alist Church (Branch, S. C. N. Z.). 143 K aran gah ape Rd.. Auckland, N. Z. P r e si­ HUNGARY dent, Mr. S. E. Williams: Secretary, Mrs. B. M. M ason. 3 W alrlk i Rd.. Mt. Eden. Gesellschaft fur Parapsychologle. (The S. CHRISTCHURCH P. R. of Hungary.) Budapest 88. Szasz Spiritualist Church (Branch. S. C. N. Z), Karoly Gasse 3. President, Dr. Charles S cottish S ociety 's Hall. M an ch ester St., Roethy. Christchurch. N. Z. President, Mr. F. The Spirit Researchers* Society, Budapest, Whiteman; Secretary, Mrs. A. Heather, II., T£gla -u. 13. Librarian, Mr. H enry 142 Innes Rd., St. Albans. Enesy, formerly Colonel of the Royal Gen’l Christchurch Spiritualist Church (Incorp.), Staff. T ra d es Hall. G lou ce ster St.. Christchurch. Services: Sundays. 7 P. M.; Demonstrations of Phenomena: Wednesday, 8 P. M. (at 272 ICELAND M adras St.). Speaker, Mrs. M. N ordlca (late of the London Spiritualists’ Alliance Salarrannsoknafelag Islands. (The S. P. R. and the Stead Bureau). President. Mr. M. of Iceland), Reykjavik, Iceland. President, Dalzlel, 19, Ensor’s Rd.; Secretary, Mrs. Elnar H. Kvaran. (See "Prominent Socie­ M. Emerson, 95, St. Alban's St. ties" section, Iceland.) DUNEDIN S piritu alist Church (Branch, S. C. N. Z.), T ra d es Hail. M oray PI.. Dunedin, N. Z. INDIA P residen t, R. N. Rldd; Secretary. Mr. A. W. Stables. 35. Passmore Cres., Maori Hill. The All India Occult House, Channlghat St., NEW PLYMOUTH Dacca, India. Society for dissemination of S p iritu alist C hurch (Branch, *S. C. N. Z.), modern Spiritualistic knowledge. Pres., C ourtenay St., con tigu ou s to G rover St., Promode Prasanna Dutt, B.A.; Vice Pres., N ew Plym outh, N. Z. President, Mr. S. Probode Kumar Mitter, M.A.; Sec., Charu Norris: Secretary. Mrs. E. C. Clarke, 70, Chandra Ghose. H ln e St. Andhra Research University, Inc., Vlzlana- WELLINGTON garam City, S. India. (See "Prominent Spiritualist Church (Branch, S. C. N. Z.)t Societies" section, India.) Rechabites' Hall. 125, Willis St., near Per- Burma Psychic Society (Psychical Research), rett's Corner. Wellington, N. Z. President, Nattalin, Burma, India. (See "Prominent Mr. Thos. K irk; Secretary, Mr. J. Osborne, Societies" section, India.) 25. Daniel! St. Wellington Spiritualist Church (Inc.), New Indian Spiritualist Society. 51 Gordhandas Century Hall, Kent Terrace. President, Bldg., Bombay, India. President, Jamna- Mr. F. Turner; R esiden t Speaker. Mr. R. das Meheta, M. L.A.; Organizer, V. D. A. W ebb. Dip. S.N.U., Eng.; Hon. Sec., Rishi. Geo. -Bodeil, 7, R ibble St., Island Bay. 104 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Spiritualist Union of South Africa (Affiliated to the International Spiritualist Federa­ Union Espiritlsta Cristiana de Filipinaa, Inc., tion). Headquarters: 4 Stemens Buildings, care of Juan Ortega, Masonic Temple, Es- President and Van Brandis Sts., P. O. calla, Manila, P. I. (See “Prominent So­ Box 6379, Johannesburg. Phone, 2173. cieties” section, Philippine Islands.) Affiliated Societies: Bloemfontein, Box 791; meetings, 26 E lizab eth St. POLAND Capetown, ‘‘Le Frere,” A venue Rd., Rondebosch; meetings, Woodstock Hall. Metapsychical Society. (See “Prominent So Capetown—C. E. Cox, 6 Park Villas, off cleties” section, Poland.) Wrench Road, Observatory. Durban—99 Cowey Rd., Berea; meetings, Basement, Town Hall. PORTUGAL G erm iston — B ox 114; m eetings, S. O. E. Hall, P resid en t St. Johannesburg—Box 4939; meetings, Master Federacao Espiritlsta Portuguesa, Rua da Builders Hall, 147 Commissioner St. Assuncao, 58, Lisboa, Portuga. General Salisbury, Rhodesia—Box 46; meetings, Secretary, Pedro Cardia. 24 Baker Ave. Benoni—Box 767; meetings, S. O. E. Hall, Harpur Ave. RUMANIA PIETERMARITZBURG Rumanian Society for Psychical Research. Spiritualist Church of Pietermaritzburg, President, Dr. L. M. Mirahorian. (Details Pietermaritzburg, S. A. Founder, Mrs. Phelps (formerly Mrs. Pritchard); Founda­ desired.) tion member, Winnifred Smalridge; Hon. Secretary, R. O. Sim pson. RUSSIA SOUTH WALES Society for Psychic Studies at Riga, Russia. (Details desired.) See “England and Wales.”

SCOTLAND SPAIN ABERDEEN National Spiritualist Church, Bon Accord, Federacion Espirlta Espanola, Diputacion 95, Upper Green Room, Music Hall Bldgs., pral. Avenida 11 de Noviembre, 81 Saba- A berdeen. de II. Psychological Society, Shepherds Hall, Aber­ deen. SWEDEN DUNDEE Svenska Centralen Foer Psykisk Forskning. Spiritualist Church, Fabian Hall, Dundee. Headquarters: 28, Brottningg, Stockholm, EDINBURGH Sweden. (Details desired.) Edinburgh Psychic Circle, 5 Carlton St., Edinburgh. SWITZERLAND Spiritual Church, 9, Gayfleld Square, Edin­ burgh. International Centre for Spiritual Research. FALKIRK (See ‘‘Prominent Societies” section, Swit­ Co-op. Hall, Falkirk. zerland.) International Psychical Research Society. GLASGOW Geneva, Switzerland. (See “Prominent So­ Glasgow Society for Psychical Research. cieties” section, Switzerland.) Vice President, J. Arthur Findlay, J.P., O.B.E. (Details desired.) GENEVA Glasgow Spiritualist Association, 26, Holland Societe d’Etudes Psichiques de Geneve. St., Glasgow. Secretary, Mr. J. B. Me- President, M. Albert Pauchard, 12 Rue Car­ Indoe. teret, Geneva, Switzerland. PAISLEY M ason ic B uildings, 20. H igh St., Paisley. TUNIS Tunisian Institute of Psychic Research. Di­ SOUTH AFRICA rector, Prof. Eugene Witry. CARTHAGE Mediums' Association of South Africa, 66 Instltut Astrologique de Carthage, Carthage, Winchester House, Johannesburg, S. A. Tunis. (See “Prominent Societies” sec­ Address, The Honorary Secretary. tion, Tunis.) LIBRARIES AND READING CENTERS In the United States and Other Countries

UNITED STATES ATLANTA. GA. LONG BEACH, CALIF. Azoth Circulating Library. 506 Grand The­ M etaphysical Library, 416 W. Ocean Blvd. atre Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Librarian, Eliza­ beth A. King. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. The Brotherhood of Light, 818 Union BALTIMORE, MD. League Bldg., Second and Hill Sts. Center and Reading Room, Crossley Publishing Company Library, 1740 603 N. P a c a St. Rev. G ra ce A. M. B r a t­ N. 6th St., L os A ngeles, Calif. President, cher (Col.) Felicle O. Crossley. Fellowship Metaphysical Circulating Li­ BOSTON, MASS. brary, 424 So. Broadway, Los Angeles, Astrological and Occult Book Center and Calif. Mrs. Adelaide Babbit Hanson, New Thought Library, 687 Boylston St. L ib rarian . The Metaphysical Club Library, 234 Boyls­ Spiritual Science Library Ass'n, 2322 Ob­ servatory Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. D. S. ton St. H a g er, M.D., S e cre ta ry . O rd e r o f th e P ortal, 440 S tu a rt St., B oston , The Theosophical Book Association for the Mass. (Over 2,000 books on occult and Blind, 1544 Hudson Ave. Fred J. Hart, religious subjects, including occult Secretary-Treasurer. Over 200 volumes Action.) free circulating library In raised Braille type— loaned to blind everywhere. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Yogoda and Sat-Sanga Headquarters. The Unity , Library, 333 Adelphi Mount Washington Educational Center, St., -Brooklyn, N. Y. 3880 San Rafael Ave. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. MILWAUKEE, WIS. First Spiritualist Temple Library, 681 First Church of Divine Science Library, Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge Central 771 18th St. Square. NEW HAVEN, CONN. CENTRALIA, ILL. Theosophical Society. Orange St. Metaphysical Book Shop and Reading R oom . 620 N. L o c u s t St. NEW YORK. N. Y. Metaphysical Library, 200V4 E. Broadway. American Society for Psychical Research R. 6. Library, 16 Lexington Ave. Bahai Library, 250 W. 57th SL CHICAGO. Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. Applied Yoga Institute of America, 232 E. O ccult Library, 35 W e st 32nd St. Erie St., Chicago, 111. Library on Occult, New York Public Library, Fifth Ave., 40th Psychic, Metaphysical and Yoga Teachings. to 42d St. The John Crerar Library, 86 E. Randolph The New York Theosophical Society 2228 SL, Chicago, 111. B road w ay . Spiritual and Ethical Society. Bureau and CINCINNATI, OHIO Library, 304 W. 91st St., N ew Y ork City. New Thought Temple Library. 1216 Mer­ Three Eleven Roslcruclan Fellowship Li­ cantile Bldg. Miss Elizabeth La Fetra, brary, 311 W. 80th St., N ew York, N. Y. L ib rarian . U nity L ib rary, 250 W. 67th St. COLLISON, ILL. OAKLAND, CALIF. Truth Center, Colllson, 111. President, Mary Metaphysical Library, Odd Fellows Bldg. Frit*. Oakland Truth Center Library, 1440 Har­ DALLAS, TEXAS r iso n St. The Guldepost, Inc., New Thought Libra­ ry, Classes, 1708V& Comm erce St. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. Unity Home of Truth, Circulating Metaphy­ DETROIT, MICH. sical Library, Room 240 Arcade Bldg., EAST ORANGE, N. J. corner Grand and Harvey, Oklahoma City, School of Divine Science and Unity Lend­ Ok la. ing Library of Truth Books, 19 Wash­ in g to n St. OMAHA, NEB. Metaphysical Library, 280 Aqulllac Court, HOUSTON, TEX. 1615 H ow ard. Houston Public Library, McKinney Ave., Houston, Tex. Has many volumes on PHILADELPHIA. PA. Psychic Science. Universal Spiritualist Brotherhood Church Library, 3012 W. Girard St., Philadelphia. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Pa. Library, 1144 N. Missouri. PHOENIX. ARI2. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. Circulating Library or Good Books. Mrs. Metaphysical Circulating Library, P. O. Box G r a ce H oy e r, R. 6. 380. Librarian, Hazel Hefner, Town Hall. PLATTSBURG, N. Y. LILY DALE, N. Y. Brotherhood of the Holy Pentegram, 139 Lily Dale Library Association. Melrose B road St., Plattsburg, N. Y. Secreta ry Park. Dr. C. A. Burgess, President. General, C. E. Niles. 10S 106 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

PORTLAND, ORE. ciation, 20 Latrobe Parade. Largest The M etaphysical Circulating: Library, 312 Spiritualistic Library in Australia. Central Bldg:., Tenth and Alder Sts. Net­ tie Taylor Kloh. SYDNEY Metaphysical Library, The. 405 Yamhill St.. Metaphysical Book Depot and Lending Portland, Ore. Library, 47-49 Yarranabbe Road, Darling Point, Sydney, N. S. W., A ustralia. SACRAMENTO, CALIF. Stanmore United Spiritualist Church, Philosophical Library (Circulating:) and Leigh House, 233 Castlebreagh St. Study Center, 1618 Seventh St. Philip Theosophlcal Society, Blavatsky Lodge. Grell, Manager, Owner. "Adyar House.” Theosophlcal Society, Sacramento Lodge, Room 407 Plaza Bldg., 10th SL, near J. BELGIUM Loaning Library. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. Libralrie Spirite, Liege, rue Mathleu. M etaphysical Library, 1023 Seventh St. Polain, 6, Ll6ge. Direction: M. Svlvaln Yerna. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. M etaphysical Library, 177 Post St. CANADA Rosicrucian Sanctum, Free Reading Li­ brary, 843 O cta v la St. Hamilton Theosophlcal Library. 121 Hughson SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. St., N. H am ilton, Ont., Canada. Metaphysical Library, 43 Locust SL Mrs. Margaret D. Brendholt in charge. CUBA SANTA MONICA, CALIF. Metaphysical Library, Santa Monica Bank Sociedad Teosoflca de Cuba, Apartado 365, B ldg. Habana, Cuba. Librarian, Dr. J. Louis Canto. SEATTLE, WASH. Spiritualist Reading Room and Library, 200 Haight Bldg., Seattle, Wash. President, ENGLAND Lo£ F. Elmore; Secretary, Julia Royle; Manager, Flora Peterson. CHELTENHAM Postal Lending Library, 21 Montpellier SPOKANE, WASH. W alk . M abel C ollin s. C. M. M etcalfe. Metaphysical Circulating Library and Book Shop, 308 Norfolk Bldg. Agnes C. LONDON G ardner. The Astrological Lodge of the T. S. in Spokane Book and Stationery Co. F r e e E n g la n d L ib ra ry , 6 Q u een Sq., W. C. 1. Reading Room, P. O. Box 447. The British College of Psychic Science Li­ brary, 15 Queens Gate, S. W. 7, London. ST. PAUL, MINN. Fraternity of the Inner Light, 3 Queens- M etaphysical Library, 99 Garfield SL borough Terrace, Bayswater, London, W. 2. Student’s Library of Occult Books, rare books as well as latest books upon Occul­ STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIF. tism and kindred subjects. Subscription, Leland Stanford, Jr., University Library, ten shillings per annum. Laboratory for study of Psychic Phe­ The Lending and Reference Library of The nomena, Library and Library Fund. Theosophical Society in England, 45, Lan­ caster Gate, London, W. 2. (Library of TULSA, OKLA. 10,000 works.) Unity Reading Room, Room 4, 610H S. London Spiritualist Alliance, Ltd., Library, Main St. Harry White, Leader. 16, Queensberry Place, South Kensington, London, S. W. 7. WALLACE, IDAHO. Marylebone Spiritualist Association, Ltd., Metaphysical Library and Book Shop, Box 42, Russell Square, W. C. 1. (Library of 84, Wallace, Idaho. 508 First St. Mrs. nearly 2,000 volumes.) E v a M. R ogers. Mudie’s Circulating Library, nr. British Mu­ seum, London, England. National Laboratory of Psychical Reseach, WASHINGTON, D. C. 13 Roland Gardens, South Kensington, Metaphysical Library, Classes, Lectures, London S. W. 7. (The Harry Price Li­ Reading Room and Reference Library, brary.) 1627 K SL, N. W. M ilton A. T ren h am . Open Door Library and Psychic Cener, 14 P resid en t. H an d Court, W. C. London. M e ta p h y sica l L ib ra ry , 1814 N St., N. W. The Psychic Book Shop Library and Mu­ O r ie n ta l E s o t e r ic L ib ra ry , 1207 Q St., N. W. seum , 2, A b b e y H ou se, V ic to r ia St., S. W. H. N. Stokes, Manager. 1, L on d on The Rally Rendo, Reading Room, Lending The Playhouse Shops, Lending Library, L ib rary, 28 D e n m a rk St., W. C. 2. 1814 N St., N. W. Stead’s Bairn’s Library, M anchester House, 61 M arsh am St., W e stm in ste r, S. W. 1. The “W. T. Stead” Borderland Library, 6 AUSTRALIA S m ith Sq., W e stm in ste r, S. W. 1. M iss E. W. Stead, Honorary Secretary. ADELAIDE Theosophlcal Society in England, Lending Order of Light, ‘‘Trinidad,” 19 Goodwood and Reference Library, 45, Lancaster Gate, Rd., Wayvllle. London, W. 2. (10,000 works.) United Lodge of Theosophists. Library, MELBOURNP 62, Baker Street, W. 1, London. New Thought Book Depot and Lending Library, 229 Collins St. MANCHESTER Victorian Association of Spiritualists, “The Britten Memorial Library,” 63 Bridge Australia’s Leading Spiritualistic A sso­ St.. M anchester, Eng. LIBRARIES AND READING CENTERS 107

HOLLAND SHEFFIELD _ Sheffield Society for Psychical Research Theosophical Room s 8 St- Paul s AMSTERDAM Library. Library of the Studievereeniging voor Psy­ Parade. ch ica l R esea rch (Dutch S. P. R.), y nIY® ^~ sltaltsblbllotheek Amsterdam, Singel. (Li­ SOUTHAMPTON brarian, Dr. C. A. Steenbergen.) Sufl Literature Book Depot, 64 Above Bar. INDIA FRANCE Mannargudi. Tanjore, Dt., the Bramha- swaruplnt Mission, Library, 58 Thlruppak- Librarle de la Grotto. Lourdes, France, H. P. kadal St.

PAHI8 IRELAND Blbllotheque Rudolf Steiner, 6, Rue Huyghens, Paris, France. BELFAST Blbllotheque Internationale de Science The Alpha Union Library, Room 9, 109 Psychlque. M. Rene Sudre, Editor, 89 D o n e g a ll St. Avenue Nlel, Paris, XVIIe. Editions Jean Meyer (B.P.S.), 8 Rue Co- perntc, Paris, 16e. MEXICO Librairle des Sciences Paychlquee. 42 Rue Saint Jacques. Paul Leymarle. Edlteur. MEXICO CITY Salnt-Jaques, Paris (5e). Paul Ley­ Librarla Orientalists, Tacuba 68. Mr. Lula marle. Edlteur. L eal. _ , Librarle Teosoflca, Rosales, 22.

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H O N O L U L U AUCKLAND Metaphysical Center. Laniskea Library East Coast Library of Occult Works an d R e a d in g R oom , H on olu lu . T. H. (Lending Library). Mrs. O. M. Smith, Metaphysical Library, 2116 McKinley St ••The Pines," W hltford. Auckland. “IF”

By B. F. AUSTIN

F I can throw a single ray of light IAcross the darkened pathway of another; If I can aid some soul to clearer sight O f life and duty, and thus bless my brother; If I can wipe from any human cheek a tear, I shall not then have lived in vain while here.

If I can guide some erring one to truth, Inspire within his heart a sense of duty; If I can plant within the soul of rosy youth A sense of right, a love of truth and beauty; If I can teach one man that God and Heaven are near, I shall not then have lived in vain while here.

If from my mind I banish doubt and fear, And keep my life attuned to love and kindness; If I can scatter light and hope and cheer, And help remove the curse of mental blindness; If I can make more joy, more hope, less pain, I shall not then have lived and loved in vain.

If by lif e ’s roadside I can plant a tree, Beneath whose shade some wearied head may rest; Though I may never share its shade, or see Its beauty, I shall yet be truly blest— Though no one knows my name, nor drops a flo w ’r upon my bier, I shall not then have lived in vain while here.

108 PORTRAIT REGISTER With References to Photographs of Prominent Personalities In Books and Periodicals

Abbott, James. (Former Editor, "National Clark, Rev. Oscar L. (pastor. Church of Spiritualist.") "National Spiritualist," Divine Fellowship, New Orleans, La.). March, 1926, p. 9. "Internat'l Psychic "National Spiritualist,” June, 1928, p. 5. Gazette," Dec., 1927, p. 39. Cohen, Mr. S. S., secretary, A dyar S y n a­ Adams, Evangeline (famous astrologer of gogue, Adyar, Madras, India, and repre­ New York). "Occult Digest” (Chicago), sentative of Association of Hebrew Theo­ Nov., 1927, p. 47. sophists for India. "The Jewish Theoso­ Andre, George Guillaume. "Intem ’l Psychic phist,” April, 1927, p. 13. G azette," Sept., 1928, p. 181. Constantine, Fred W. (Trustee and Treas­ Andrews, Isaac Frank. (Charter Member, urer, N. S. A., U. S. A.) "N a tion a l S p irit­ Second Spiritualist Church, and President ualist,” June, 1925, p. 9. for fifteen years. Minneapolis, Minn.) "N a­ Cooper, Mrs. Blanche. Voice Medium. tional Spiritualist," August, 1926. "Psychic Science," January, 1927. Ayling, D. Inventor of the “•Shastaphone." Coue, Philip Em ile. "M ercu ry " (N. Y.), S e p ­ "Harbinger of Light" (Melbourne!, May tember, 1926, p. 180. 1, 1927, p. 85. Courtney, Rev. Elizabeth (pastor, Central Ball, Louis B., treasurer, Association of He­ Spiritualist Church, Los Angeles). "The brew Theosophists (American section). National Spiritualist," March, 1928, p. 7.; "The Jewish Theosophist," April, 1927, p. Oct.. 1928, p. 7. 12; July. 1927, p. 13. Courtney, Harold P. (trustee. National Bain, James Leith Macbeth ("Brother Spiritualist Ass n). "The National Spirit­ James"). "Federal Independent" (Sydney, ualist," Oct., 1928, p. 6. N. S. W.), Oct. 1, 1929, p. 3. Crear, Mrs. Bertha. Colored Medium, dele­ Barkel Mrs. Trance Medium. "Psychic Sci­ gate to International Congress of Spirit­ ence," January, 1927. ualists, In London, 1924; died May, 1927. Barwlse, Hon. Mark A. (chief counsel of N. "National Spiritualist," June, 1927, p. 14. S. A.). "T h e N ational Sp iritu alist," Oct., Crossley, Felicie O. (Editor, "Spiritualist 1928, p. 6; Dec., 1928, p. 1. Monthly," Los Angeles.) Editorial page, Barwlse, Hon. Mark A. (Trustee, N. S. A., "Spiritualist Monthly," Jan., 1931. U. S. A.) "National Spiritualist," July, Cummins, Miss G. uorothy. t,Writer of the 1925, p. 9. "Cleophas" Script.) "Phychic Science," Beckwith, Dr. Edwin B. "The Theosophlcal April, 1926. M essenger,” April, 1929, p. 75. Dallas, Helen Alexandria. (Psychic Science Benson, Sir Frank. "Int’l Psychic Gazette," Quarterly, London, October, 1930, Frontis­ Feb., 1928, p. 67. piece.) Besant, Annie (As a Young Girl). "T h e Danelson, Effa, author, editor, "Occult Di­ M essenger,” October, 1926, p. 97. gest" (Chicago). "Occult Digest," Sept., Beslnnet, Miss Ada.

Fitzpatrick, William Edward. “Home Maga­ Joseph, Rev. Frank. (Treas., National Splr. zine” (Nashville), Feb., 1929, p. 6. Assn.) “National Spiritualist,” January, Forbes, Roslta. Explorer, Investigator. “In­ 1930. ternational Phychlc Gazette,” February, Kraft, Dr. F. A. (President, W isconsin State 1927, p. 73. Spiritual Association.) “National Spirit­ Ford, Rev. Arthur. “The National Spirit­ ualist,” March, 1926, p. 13. ualist.” Dec. 1. 1929. n. 1. Krlshnamurti, Jeddu. Frontispiece in his Ford, Rev. Arthur. “Spiritualist Monthly” “The Kingdom of Happiness” (1927). (Los Angeles), February, 1931, p. 24. Larsen, Caroline D. Frontispiece in "My Foss, Rev. Walter (pastor, Plymouth Spirit­ Travels in the Spirit World.” ual Church, Rochester, N. Y.). “The Na­ “Lascelles, Dr.” "Spirit” Photograph, fac­ tional Spiritualist,” Jan., 1928, p. 3; May, ing page 19 in “The Seekers,” edited by 1929, p. 10. R osa M. Barrett. Foster, Godfrey. “Int’l Psychic Gazette,” Lather, Elsie Joseph (Illinois State Supt. of June, 1928, p. 131. Lyceums). “The National Spiritualist," Francis, Dr. Georoe R. M edium , “The A u ­ May, 1928, p. 5. brey M essages,” opp. p. 25. Lawrence, Ida Eckert. “Aubrey M essages,” Fox Cottage at Hydevllle, N. Y. “National opp. p. 9. Spiritualist,” November, 1926, p. 9. Leadbeater, Rt. Rev. Charles W. “Th e Jew­ Garrett, Mrs. J. W. “Int’l Psychic Gazette,” ish Theosophist,” July, 1927, p. 6. Aug., 1928, p. 163. Leaf, Horace. Frontispiece in “Under the Gillespie, Anna L. (National Superintendent, Southern Cros a,” a lso “Prog ressiv e B ureau o f L yceum s, N. S. A. o f U. S. A.) Thinker” (Chicago), April 2, 1927, first “National Spiritualist." March, 1926, p. 16. page. Goedhart, P. (The Hague.) (International Logan, Charles A. Astrologian. “Mercury” Psychic Gazette, May, 1930, p. 119.) (N Y.). Septem ber, 1926, p. 183. Goligher, Miss Kathleen. F ron tisp iece In Longley, Mrs. Mary T. (Inspirational Me­ “The Reality of Psychic Phenomena," by dium, W ashin gton, D. C.) "T h e P r og re s­ W. J. Craw ford. sive Thinker,” Questions and Answers Goetz, Elizabeth Harlow. (Trustee, N. S. A., colum n, 1926. U. S. A.—Spurltuallstic Leader, Lecturer, Longley, Mary T. and Prof. C. Payson Long- Philadelphia, Pa.) “National Spiritualist,” ley. Frontispiece in “Teachings and Il­ A ugust, 1925, p. 9. lustrations as They Emanate from the Griffen, Alonzo M. (Trustee, N. S. A., U. S. Spirit World.” A.) “National Spiritualist,” August, 1925. Mann, Mrs. Mary Rldpath. (Editor, "Na­ Grimshaw, Thomas. (V ice-President, N. S. tional Spiritualist.”) “National Spiritual­ A., U. S. A.) "N ation a l Spiritu alist,” July, ist,” March, 1926. 1925. “Margery.” (Mrs. L. R. G. Crandon.) (F a­ Grimshaw, Rev. Thomas (vice president. Na­ mous Boston Medium.) “National Spirit­ tion al Sp iritu alist A ss’n). “National ualist,” October, 1925, p. 9; “Banner of Spiritualist,” Aug., 1928. p. 1. L ife,” O ctob e r 16, N ov em ber 13, 1926, p. 1; Griswold, Rev. George Edward. “Banner of Illustration of “British Loving Cup," Life,” July 24 and Septem ber 11, 1926, p. 1. “Banner of Life,” M arch 6, 1926, p. 1. Haig of Bemersyde. Earl. “International "Margery.” “National Spiritualist,” Nov., Psychic Gazette, March, 1928, p. 85. 1929, p. 8. Hall. Manly P. “The Occult Digest,” May, Martin, Dr. Rldgley. (One-time next-door 1929, p. 48. neighbor of Abraham Lincoln.) “National Hammond, William Elliott. (Spiritualist Spiritualist,” April 1, 1927, p. 7. L ecturer, U. S. A.) “National S p iritu al­ Materialization, “Kitty.” (J. B. Jonson, ist,” O ctober, 1925, p. 15. medium.) “Psychic Science,” October, Hauser, Rev. Conrad (spiritualist minister, 1926. N. S. A.). “National Spiritualist,” Nov., Materialized Form Through Mrs. Corner 1927, p. 7. (nee Florence Cook, who sat with Sir Harding, Frederic. (The National Spiritual­ William Crookes), at Mr. Searle’s house in ist, Aug. 16, 1930, p. 7.) Hyde, about 1902. “Psychic Science,” Jan­ Helss Emma Augusta, "Immortality” (New uary, 1927. York), Dec., 1928, front cover and p. 2. Materialization of Lee, brother of Homer T. Helss, Dr. John (president. General Assembly Yaryan, with Mr. Yaryan and the medium, of Spiritualists, New York). “The Na­ J. B. Jonson. “Psychic Science,” Octo­ tional Spiritualist,” March, 1928, p. 5. ber. 1926. Hermann, J. H. Frontispiece In “Immortal­ Maxwell, John S. (president, Texas State ity Victorious.” Splr. A ss’n). “The National Spiritualist,” Herrick, Delvon A. (N. S. A. T rustee, U. S. April, 1928, p. 1. A.) “National Spiritualist,” October. 1925. McCabe, Joseph (rationalist writer). “Evo­ Hodgson, Richard. (In h is 50th year), o p ­ lution” magazine, New York, title page, posite page 38 In “Both Sides of the Veil.” April. 1929, with Rev. Wm. B. Riley, funda­ Hoffman, Max. (Missionary-at-large, N. S. m entalist. A., U. S. A.) “National Spiritu alist,” Jan ­ Melville, John J. (scientist, philosopher, uary, 1925, p. 11. phrenologist). “International Psychic Holms, A. Campbell. (Author, “The Facts of G azette,” Jan., 1929, p. 61. Psychic Science and Philosophy.”) 'Tsy- Mclvor-Tyndall, Dr. Alexander J. (pastor, chlc Science,” January, 1926. First Spiritualist Church, Syracuse, N. Y.). Hool, Rev. Helma (pastor of the Progressive “The National Spiritualist,” Feb., 1929, Spiritualist Church of South Bend, Ind.). p. 5. “The National Spiritualist,” March, 1928, McKenzie, J. Hewat, author, co-founder of p. 10. British College of Psychic Science. “Psy­ Howard, Rev. E. Lee, D.D. (Assoc, editor, chic Science Quarterly” (London), Oct., Spiritualist Monthly, Los Angeles.) “Spir­ 1929, frontispiece. itualist Monthly," Jan., 1931, p. 19. McKenzie. Mrs. Hewat. (Honorary Secretary Hull, Moses. Frontispiece in “Encyclopedia of the British College of Psychic Science.) of Biblical Spiritualism.” “Psychic Science.” January, 1926. Hyslop, Prof. James H. Frontispiece in McKenzie, J. Hewat. (Honorary Principal of “Ja m es H. H y slop -X H is Book.” By G e r­ the British College of Phychlc Selence.) trude Ogden Tubby, B.R. "Psychio Science,” January, 1926. Irwin, William R. (President, The National Miller, Charles Victor. (Private Materializa­ Spiritual Alliance.) “The Banner of Life,” tion Medium, New York.) “The Progres­ A u gu st 14. 1926, p. 1. sive Thinker," May 1, 1926, p. 3. PORTRAIT REGISTER 111

M oses, Stainton (M.A., Oxon.). F ron tisp iece Schauss, Elizabeth. (Trustee, N. S. A., U. S. in "Spirit Teachings," by himself. A.) "National Spiritualist," September, Morris, Mrs. Meurig (Trance Medium). ''In­ 1925. ternational Psychic Gazette" (London), Schmidt, Loretta E., secretary, Michigan Jan., 1931, p. 66; a lso Feb., 1931, p. 65. State Splr. Ass’n. "National Spiritualist,” Mullowney, John James (president, Meharry May. 1929, p. 7. Medical College). Frontispiece in "The Schneider, Rudi. Frontispiece in "Rudl Power of Thought" (by himself). Schneider: A Scientific Examination of Munnings, F. T. (showing estoplasm at trum­ His Mediumship" (Price). pet seance). "Int’l Psychic Gazette," Schneider, Willy. (Medium, Vienna.) "Jour­ March, 1928, p. 83. nal A. S. P. R.," A ugust, 1925. Myrick, Rev. H. W. B. "T h e N ational Schrenck-Netzing, Dr. Albert Freiherr von. Spiritualist," Dec., 1928, p. 1; also Jan., “British Journal of Psychical Research," 1929, p. 5. Mar.-Apr., 1929, frontispiece. Osty, Dr. Eugene. (Director of the Paris In­ Scott, Mrs. C. A. Daw son. A uthor, foun d er ternational Metapsychic Institute. "Psy­ of Survival League. “Internat’l Psychic chic Science." October, 1926. G azette." Nov., 1929, p. 19. Palladino, Eusapia. Frantisplece, in “Eusa- Silberman, E. F. In charge of propaganda pla Palladino and Her Phonomena." department. Ass’n of Hebrew Theosoph­ Pawlowski, F. W. (Professor of Aeronau­ ists. "The Jewish Theosophist," April, tical Engineering at Michigan University, 1927, p. 12. U. S. A.) “Psy ch ic S cien ce," July, 1926. Sllbert, Frau Maria. (Of Graz. Austria.) Peacock, Aubrey. “The Aubrey Messages,” “Psychic Science ” July, 1926. frontispiece. Simpson, C. A. Facing page 169 in “The Peebles. Dr. James Martin. “Int'l Psychic Seekers,” edited by Rosa M. Barrett. Gazette," Jan., 1928, p. 66. Slater, John. (Famous Platform Medium,) Peck, Rev. W. F. Spiritual Platform "National Spiritualist," September. 1926. Speaker. "National Spiritualist," Febru­ Spalding, Rufus. (Pioneer Spiritualist, Min­ ary 1, 1927, p. 1. nesota, U. S. A.: passed on at 95 years of Peebles, Dr. Ja m es Martin. F ron tisp iece In age.) "National Spiritualist," April, 1926, “The Demonism of the Ages." p. 12. Perez, Mr. J. H., International treasurer of Spore, Marion (Mrs. Irving T. Bush). "The the Association of Jewish Theosophists. Literary D igest” (New York), February 14, "The Jewish Theosophist," July. 1927. 1931, p. 19. n 19 Petersllea, Carlysle. Frontispiece in "Let­ Sprague, Rev. and Mrs. E. W. (Pilgrims of ters from the Spirit World." Spiritualism). "The National Spiritualist,” Pierce, Theorn F. Trustee, A. S. P. R. March, 1929, p. 1. (P sy ch ic R esearch (N. Y.), Dec., 1930, fa c ­ Statues of H. P. Blavatsky and Col. H. S. ing page 553.) Olcott (founders of The Theosophical So­ Piper, Leonora E. (In early married life.) ciety) at Headquarters Hall, Adyar, Opposite page 31 In "Both Sides of the Madras. India. “The Messenger,” Novem­ V eil." ber, 1926. p. 119. Price, Harry. (Director, National Labora­ Steiner, Rudolf. (Founder, Anthroposophlcal tory of Psychical Research. London.) ■Society). "O. R.,” Am. ed., June, 1925, p. "Jou rn al A. S. P. R.“, A ugust, 1925, fron tis­ 349. piece. "Stella C." (Miss). (English Medium.) "B. Rambova, Natacha. "In Rudy: An Intimate J. P. S.," M ay-June, 1926. Portrait of by His Wife, Stevens, Cassius L. (Former Treasurer, Natacha Rambova” (Hutchinson), facing N. S. A.. U. S. A.) "N ation a l S p iritu alist," p. 54. June, 1925. Randall, Edward C. Corporation President, Strack, H arry P. (Secretary, N. S. A., U. Author, Psychic Investigator. "Light," S. A.) “National Spiritualist," September, October 2, 1926, p. 464: "The Harbinger of 1926, p » Light," January 1, 1927, p. 10. Oct., 1928, p. 6. Rathbun. Mrs. Milton. (Inspirational Writer Stubbs, Ulysses. Receiver of "The Story of and Lecturer, New York.) "National Spir­ Creation.” from Ramayana. 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Revue Spirite Tchfcque. Editor, Mme. Miksicek Kaminska, Udolini 25 I 13, k Brno, Moravie, Czecho-Slovakia. 124 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OP PSYCHIC SCIENCE

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Fraternldad y Ciencla. Published Weekly by a Spiritualistic Federation, Havana. Psiquis. Monthly. Founded, 1916. Official Organ of the “Sociedad Esplrltlsta de Cuba." Directo-Administrador, Dr. Miguel Santlesteban; Jefe de RedacclOn, Alfonso Cardet. Address Industrla 2-B (altos), Havana, Cuba.

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Beyond. Published Monthly by the Guild of Spiritual Healing, Ltd. Devoted to the Higher Aspect of Spiritualism. 29 Queen’s Gate, London, S. W. 7. Editor, G. W. L. Day; Manager, H. E. Cheesman. Subscription Rates: Home and abroad, 7/- yearly; Canada and United States, $2.00 yearly. British Journal of Psychical Research, The. Official Organ of the National Labora. tory of Psychical Research. Bi-monthly. First issue May-June, 1926. Editor, Harry Price, 16 Queensberry Place, South Kensington, S. W. 7, London, England. Subscription rates: Six shillings and sixpence per annum, post free. Members of the National Laboratory of Psychical Research receive the Journal free of charge. The Golden Dawn. A monthly magazine of spiritual psychology. Edited by “Seti.” Office: 7 Quernmore Road, Stroud Green, London, N. 4. Single copies, 6d; Six months, 3/6; twelve months, 5/6. The Greater World. Weekly. Founded 1928. Edited by Miss Winifred Moyes, 192 Bishopsgate, London, E. C. 2. Subscription rates, one year, 8/8; six months. 4/4; three months, 2/2, post free. Immortality & Survival. Monthly. 34 Lancaster Road, London, S. E. 25, England. Single copies, 15c; Subscription, 7/6 per year. The Inner Light. Devoted to Christian Mysticism. Monthly organ of The Com­ munity of the Inner Light. 3, Quensborough Terrace, Bayswater, W. 2. London. Edited by Dion Fortune. Ann. Sub., 6/6. International Psychic Gazette. (Britain’s Popular Psychic Monthly.) Edited by John Lewis, 69 High Holborn, London, W. C. 1. Price, 6d net; Subscription per annum, 7s; (abroad) 8s, post free. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research. Monthly. Edited by Mrs. Salter (For Members of Society only), 31 Tavistock Sq., London. Light A Journal of Psychical, Occult and Mystical Research. Weekly. Editor, David Gow. Editorial Offices, 16 Queensberry Place, South Kensington, S. W. 7. Subscription, 12 months, 22s; six months, 11s; single, fourpence The Lyceum Banner. (Official Organ of the British Spiritualists’ Lyceum Union.) Published first Sunday each Month. Edited by G. F. Knott, 20 Toad Lane, Roch­ dale. Price, twopence; annual subscription, 2s 6d. Moore's Journal: The Unknown. Quarterly. Published in the interest of modern thought movements, as , Theosophy, Spiritualism, New Thought, and the several schools of metaphysics, philosophy and occultism. Editor, Charles Moore. Address, 12, Holborn Viaduct House, London, E. C. 1. Price, one shilling. PERIODICALS 125

National Spiritualist. Monthly. (The Official Organ of the Spiritualists’ National Union, Ltd.) Edited by G. F. Berry, 162 London Road, Manchester, Eng. Price, 2d. monthly; posttree, 2%d; Annual Subscription, paid in advance, 2/6. The Occult Review. A Monthly Magazine devoted to the Investigation of Supernormal Phenomena and the Study of Psychological Problems. Founded January, 1905. Editor, Harry J. Stratton. Published by Rider & Co., Paternoster House, London, E. C. 4. Subscription, 13s 6d per annum. Proceedings of the National Laboratory of Psychical Research. 16 Queensberry Place, London, S. W. 7. Price, 3s 6d net; Foreign, $1 net. Psyche. International Quarterly Journal of General and Applied Psychology. Founded in 1920. Editor, C. K. Ogden, M.A. Published in London (One Pound per annum) by Kcgan Paul & Co., 68 Carter Lane, E. C. 4; and in New York ($5 per annum) by W. W. Norton & Co., 70 Fifth Ave. PSYCHE covers the whole field of Psychology and allied Sciences from a scientific point of view. Psychic phenomena are also examined in a dispassion­ ate manner, but with a full sense of their importance if established. Psychic Science. (The College Quarterly of the British College of Psychic Science.) Editor, Stanley de Brath. Published Quarterly by The British College, 15, Queen's Gate, London, S. W. 7, from whom it can be obtained. London Distributing Agents: Messrs. L. N. Fowler & Co., 7, Imperial Arcade, Ludgate Circus, E. C. 4. Can be obtained at the Psychic Bookshop, Abbey House, Victoria St., S. W. Single copy, 2/6; Post paid, 2/9; Yearly Subscription, 11/-, post paid.; U. S. A. Subscription, 12.75, post free. Service. Monthly. Founded, 1872. Issued by the Marylebone Spiritualist Association, 4, Tavistock Square, London, W. C. 1. “'Service” is supplied to non-members for 1/6 yearly; (2/6 in closed envelope). Spiritual Truth. Weekly. "For all Seekers of Truth and Evolution of the Soul, and Their Brothers’ Spiritual Progress and Upliftment.” Editor, P. B. Beddow. Edi­ torial, Business and Publishing Offices, 46, Anerley Station Road, London, S. E. 20, England. Price. 2d., postage l/2d; Subscription, One year, 10/-; Six months, 5/.; Three months, 2/6, post free. The Spiritualist. Monthly. Official Organ of “The Spiritualist Community." Edited by Mrs. St. Clair Stobart and Mr. G. E. O. Knight. Published by The Spiritual Community, Grotian Hall, 115, Wigmore St., London, Eng. Price 3d. monthly. “Temples of Light" Gazette, The. Monthly. The official organ of the Christian Spiritualists' Federation. Editor, W. Harold Speer. Editorial offices, 58 South, wark Bridge Road, London, S.E. Price, 2d.; by post, 2%d.; 6 mos., Is. 3d., post free; 12 mos., 2s. 6d., post free. The Two Worlds. “The People’s Popular Spiritualistic Paper.” Weekly. Founded 1888. Edited by Ernest W. Oaten, 18 Corporation St., Manchester. Subscription rates to all parts of the world. One year, 10/10; Six months, 5/5; Three months, 2/9, post free; Single copy, price twopence; postage, one-half penny.

FRANCE Archives du Splritlsme Mondial. 8 Rue Copernic, 8, Paris, XVIe. Official Organ of the International Spiritualists' Federation and of the International Office of Spiritual Relations. Coude-ACoude. Revue mensuelle d’education experimentale, de Spiritualisation, etc. Dlrector-Fondateur, R. Blanchard, 77, rue Paul-Jozen, Fontainebleu (S.-et-M.). France. Annual subscription: France and Colonies, 15 frs.; Foreign, 20 frs. International Bureau Report. Mons. Ripert, 8 Rue Copernic, Paris, XVIe. Journal du Magnetlsme et du Psychisme Experimental. Monthly. Founded 1845 by Baron Du Potet. Official Organ of the Socibtd Psychiques Internationale. Editor, Henri Durvllle, 23 Rue Saint Merri, Paris (IV.) Price, Single copies, 1 fr. 75; Foreign, 2 fr.; Subscription, 18 fr.; Foreign, 20 fr. Le Chariot. (Revue mensuelle.) Address, Editions du “Chariot," 62, Boulevard Voltaire. Paris, Xle, France. La Parole. (Fondde, Novembre, 1924.) Revue mensuelle public des Enselgnemente de Splrltuallsme chrlstlque obtenus par Volx dlrecte. 19 rue du Chateau D’eau, Paris Xe. Edlteur. L. Thdbault. Subscription, 15 francs. 126 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

La Revue Caodasaiste. Monthly. Founded, July, 1930. (Carries Spiritualist review .) Address: Secretariat de la Revue, 155, rue d’Ayot, Saigon, France. Subscription: France, one year, 20 fr.; 6 months, 10 fr.; Foreign: one year, $2.00; six months, $1.00. Single copies, 15c. La Revue Metapsychique. Bi-monthly. Founded by Dr. G. Geley. Published by Institut Metapsychique International, 89 Avenue Niel, Paris, XVIIe. Editor, Dr. Eugene Osty. Subscription, 35 fr. for France, 50 fr. for all other countries; Single copy, 8 fr. for France, 10 fr. for all other countries. La Revue Spirite. Monthly. Founded by Allan Kardec in 1858. Journal d’Etudes Psychologiques, et de Spiritualisme Experimental. Director, Jean Meyer, 8 Rue Copernic, Paris, XVIe. Le Numero, 2 fr. 50. La Science de I'Ame. Editor, M. Louis Gastin, 13 Rue Belanger, Paris (3e), France. La Science Spirituelle. Monthly. Founded 1921. 6 Boulevard Inkermann, Paris- Neuilly, France. Editor, Simonne Rihouet. Annual subscription: France, 28 fr.; Foreign countries, 40 fr.; Single copies, 4 francs. La Source. (Fondle, Avril, 1930.) Revue mensuelle d’Education Spirituelle, intellec- tuelle et litt^raire. 19 Rue Du Chatteau-D’Eau, Paris (Xe). Editeur, L. ThSbault. Subscription, 15 francs. Le Sphinx. 13 Rue Beranger, Paris, 3e, France. Le Voile D’lsls. L’Etude de la Tradition et des divers mouvements du Spiritualisme ancien et nouveau. Directeur: Paul Chacomac; Direction, Redaction et Admin­ istration, 11, Quai Saint-Michel, Paris (V). Abonnement: France, 30 fra.; Etranger, 40 frs. Leurs Voix Amies. Revueil Mensuel des Messages. Spirituels Philosophiques. Edi. tor, M. Joseph Henry, 32, Rue Charles Duflos, Bois Colombes, (Seine) France. Psyche. Revue de Spiritualisme Moderne, fondee en 1897. Toute correspondence a M. A. M. Beaudelot, 36 rue du Bac, Paris (VII), France. Abonnements: France, 15 frs.; Etranger, 20 frs. Psychica. (Revue Scientifique du Psychisme.) Directrice, Madame Carita Borde- rieux, 23 Rue Lacroix, Paris, XVIIe. Price, single copy, 1 fr. 75; Foreign. 2 fr i Subscription, 20 fr.; foreign. 25 fr.

GERMANY Okkultlstische Rundshau. Chemnitz, Germany. Psyche und die Uberslnnliche Welt. Monthly. Berlin, Germany. Wahres Leben. Monthly. (Organ German Spiritualist Societies.) Publisher, Rudolf Besser, Successor to H. Emil Unglenk, Frommannstr. 3, Leipzig, Germany. Single copies, 15c; yearly, $1.75. Zeltschrift fUr Metapsychische Forschung. Monthly. Editor, Prof. Dr. Christopher Schroeder, Berlin-Lichterfelde Ost, Wilhelmplatz, 7. Zeltschrift FUr Parapsychologie. Monthly. Formerly “Psychische Studien.” Founded 1874 by State’s Attorney Alexander Aksakow. Editor, Dr. med. Paul Siinner; Berlin-Schoneberg, Grunewald Strasse, 40. Associate Editors, Dr. med. Walther Kroner and Stud.-Rat. Rudolf Lambert, Stuttgart. Publisher, Verlag Oswald Mutze, Leipzig, Lindenstrasse 4. Subscription rates per quarter, 5.50 Reichsmark. Zeltschrift Fur Psychische Forschung. Founded in January, 1925. Editor, Erwin Ohlhaver, Hamburg, Alsterdamm, 16-19, Germany. Zeltschrift Fur Seelenleben. (New Psychology, Occultism, Spiritualism.) Edited by Dr. Rud. Feilgenhauer, Cologne, a/Rh. Pfalzerstrasse, 9. Publisher, Oswald Mutze, Lindenstrasse 4, Leipzig, Germany. Every 14 days. Single copies, 5c; quarterly, 50c.

HOLLAND “ Geest en Leven.” Monthly. (Spirit and Life.) Spiritualistic Review. Editor, Rev. M. Beversluis, 1st Conseiller of the International Spiritualists Federation, Paris. Address, Zuidwolde by Groningen. "H et Toekomstig Leven.” Monthly. (The Future Life.) Periodical devoted to the Study of Spiritism, etc. Editor, Mr. P. Goedhart. Address, 8 van Imhoffpleln, The Hague. PERIODICALS 127

Spiristische Bladen. 1st and 15th of month. Founded, 1906. Official Organ, De Nederlandsche Vereeniging ran Spiritisten "Harmonia.” Founded 1895. Editor, Mr. H. G. Nederburgh, LL.D., Dunklerstraat 4, Den Haag. Business office, Cypres- laan 84, Den Haag. Subscription, f. 2.50 per year. Single copies, 12^4 cents. “ Stemmen Ult Hooger Wereld.” Monthly. (Voices from the Divine World.) Devoted to Spiritualism. Editor, Mr. J. J. Van Broekhoven. Address, Wychen by Nymegen. Tldjschrift Voor Parapsychologie. Founded November, 1928. Editors, Dr. W . H . C. Tenhaetf, and Dr. P. A. Dietz. Published by Emil Wegelln, Singel 163, Amster­ dam, Holland. Subscription, 6 florins per year.

HUNGARY £gi VilSgossSg.—“The Light of Heaven.” Spiritists’ Official Organ. Founded by Dr. Adolf GrUnhut, 1898. Publication Office: Budapest, I, Lejto-ut 1/f alatt, Hungary.

ICELAND Morgunn. Spiritualist Magazine of Iceland. Editor, Elnar Kvaran, Tungata 6, Reykjavik.

INDIA Hindu Spiritual Recorder. "Psychical Monthly Review.” Devoted to Occultism, Spiritualism, New Thought, Oriental Philosophy. The All.India Occult House Prof. P. Dutt, B.A., Channighat St., Dacca, India. The Kalpaka. "Psychic and Spiritual Review.” Monthly. Editor. Dr. T. R. Sanjlvl, Tinnevelly, India. Subscription, $2.50. Paychlc Deview. (Official Organ of Burma Psychic Society.) Editor, Saya Pyo. Published in the Burmese Language. The "Psychic Office,” Nattalln, L. Burma.

ITALY Luce e Ombra. Roma, Via Carduccl, 4—Telef. 45518. Rivista mensile dl sclenze spiritualists. Fondata nel 1900. Organo della “SocietA dl Studl Pslchici dl Milano” con sede a Roma. Dfrettore: Angelo Marzorati. Abbonamento: Italia— Anno L. 20; semestre. L 10. Abbonamento: Estero—Anno, L. 30; semestre, L. 16. Un fascicolo: Italia—Anno, L 2; Estero, L. 3. La rivista "Luce e Ombra” 6 il pifl antico periodico italiano consacrato alle Sclenze Psichiche. Essa si occupa anche, al disopra di tutte le scuole, degll argo- mentl afflni alle Sclenze Psichiche: Rellgione, Fllosofla, Sclenze Occulte, ecc. Mondo Oeculto. Rivista Inlziatlca Esoterlco-spiritica, Blmenstrale. (Organo delle Socleta Pslchlca Internationale.) Fondatore: Giuseppe Garibaldi Rocco; Dlret- tore: F. Zingaropoli; Socleta Editrice, Partenopea di G. Rocco; 5 via Conserva- zlone Grant, Naples, Italy. Abonnamento annuo: Italia, L. 15; Estero, L. 25.

MEXICO El Slglo Esplrlta. "Hacla Dios Por el Blen Y La Ciencla.” Revlsta Mensual Cientl- flco-Fllp8oflca. Organo de la “Federation Esplrlta Mexicans.” Dlreccion Y Administration, 5a, del Chopo 167. Apertado Postal, 1500, Mexico, D. F., Mexico. Director, Sr. Enrique VelAzques, Adminlstrador, Sr. Manuel R. Mdndez.

NEW ZEALAND The Message of Life. Monthly. Devoted to the Teachings, Philosophy and Phe­ nomena of Spiritualism. Editor, Wm. S. Waring, P. O. Box 24, Raetlhl, New Zealand. Subscription, 4s yearly; Single copies, 3d. 128 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

POLAND Zagadnienla Metapsychlczne. AI Jerozolimskie 47, Warszawa, Poland. Editor, Prosper Szmurlo, Marszalkowska 53, m. 39.

SCOTLAND Weekly Scotsman. Glasgow, Scotland.

SOUTH AFRICA The South African Spiritualist. Monthly. Devoted to the Philosophy, Teachings and Phenomena of Spiritualism. All communications should be addressed to “The Editor, South African Spiritualist, P. O. Box 6379, Johannesburg." Editor: Lynton A. Barrett; Hon. Editorial Staff: Mr. L. Lloyd, M.A., and Mr. T. A. R. Purchas. Subscription, 12 months, 6/-. Single copy, sixpence.

SPAIN Hacla La Igualdad Y el Amor. Revista Esplritista. (Organo del Centro, Caridad y Libertad). Director, Emilio Hernandez. Address: Marques del Duero, 97 chalet, Barcelona, Spain. Price, 25c. Lumen. Director, M. Quintin Lopez Gomez. Rambia Egara, 205, Tarrasa, Spain.

TUNIS L'Astrosophle. Revue Mensuelle de l'Astrologie esoterique et exoterique, de Psy­ chisms et des Sciences Occultes. Founded March 21, 1929. Fondateur et Directeur, Francis Rolt-Wheeler. Address, c/o Institut Astrologique de Carthage, Carthage, Tunis. Price, 3 fr. 56; Subscription, France and colonies, 35 frs.; Foreign, 40 frs. The Seer. A Monthly Review of Astrosophy, Astrology, and of the Psychic and Occult Sciences. Published in English. Editor, Francis Rolt-Wheeler, Ph.D.; Associate, C. Vorstelman. Publishers, Institut Astrologique de Carthage. Car­ thage, Tunisie. Subscription, England and the colonies, 10/6; United States of America, $2.75. Single copies, 1/- or 25c. INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL AND PROMINENT SOCIETIES

INTERNATIONAL FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Held In Copen­ hagen, August 25th to Sept. 2nd, 1921, in the Old Glyptotheque (Statuary Build­ ing) of Carlsberg. SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Held in the Ampitheatre of the University of Warsaw, and lasted from August 28th to September 5th, 1923. THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Held in Amphitheatre Richelieu of the Sorbonne, Paris, lasting from September 26th to October 2nd, 1927. For complete report of the Third Congress, see Bulletin VI, issued by the Boston Society of Psychic Research, December, 1927. THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH will be held at Athens, in April. 1930. International President, Professor Hans Driesch of Leipzig; National President, Dr. Angelos Tanagra.

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CENTRE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL DE CONFERENCES ET DE CONGRES DE RESERCHES PSYCHIQUES DE GENEVA. (See "Prominent Societies" Section, Switzerland.) CLARK UNIVERSITY —International Symposium on Psychical Research, November 29 to December 11, 1926; Dr. Carl Murchison, Chairman. Papers presented by 8ir Oliver Lodge, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Frederick Bligh Bond, L. R. Q. Crandon, Mary Austin, Margaret Deland, William McDougal, Hans Driesch, Walter Franklin Prince, F. C. S. Schiller, John E. Coover, Gardner Murphy, Joseph Jastrow and Harry Houdini, have been published in book form, entitled, "The Case for and Against Psychical Belief” (Department of Psychological Publications, Clark University). Can be obtained through The Occult Press, Jamaica, N. Y. $3.76 postpaid. HYDESVILLE MEMORIAL AND SPIRITUALIST CONGRESS, INTERNATIONAL. Held at the Plymouth Spiritualist Church at Rochester, N. Y., December 4th to 7th, 1927, when a shaft 25 feet high was elected to commemorate the Advent of Modern Spiritualism. March 31, 1848, at Hydesvllle, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR SPIRITUAL RESEARCH. Organizer: Mine. Olga Froebe-Kapteyn. Address, Secretary, Casa Gabriella, Ascona, Tessin, Switzerland. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF METAPSYCHICAL RESEARCH. (Institut M eta- psychique International.) (See “Prominent Societies" Section, France.) INTERNATIONAL PSYCHICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY (GENEVA). (See "Promi­ nent Societies" Section, Switzerland.) INTERNATIONAL SPIRITUALIST FEDERATION, THE. Headquarters and General OBlce, Malson des Splrltes, 8, Rue Copernlc. Paris, 16 E. Honorory President, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; President, E. W. Oaten, Editor "Two Worlds," 20, Mar­ shall Road, Levenshulme, Manchester; Vice-President, Jean Meyer, Vice-President L’Unlon Spirlte Francalse, Founder of the International Metapsychical Institute, Paris, Director La Revue Spirits, Villa Valrose, Beziers, France; General Secre­ tary, Andre Rlpert, Administrator, Malson des Spirites, 8, Rue Copernic, Paris, 16 E.; Treasurer. A. Pauchard, President de la Societe d'Etudes Psychiques de Geneve, 12, Rue Carteret, Geneve, Switzerland; Councillors, M. Beversluls, Hol­ land; M. Bruns, Germany.

Countries and Associations Affiliated: England: The Spiritualists National Union. The British Splrtuallsts Lyceum Union. France: L’Unlon Splrite Francalse. Germany: The Lodge Wahrer Weg, Hanover. 129 130 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Belgium: La Union Spirite Beige. Brazil: Federation Spirite Bresilienne. Spain: Caridad and Libertad, Barcelona. U. S. A. The National Spiritualist Association (provisionally). The National Independent Spiritualist Association. Holland: Federation Hollandaise. Switzerland: Ste de Eludes Psychiques de Geneve. South Africa: The Spiritualist Union, Johannesburg. Cuba: Sociedade Espiritista de Cuba. Costa Rica: Sociedade Espirita. Mexico: Federation Spirite, etc.

First International Spritualist Congress was held at Liege in 1923. Second International Spiritualist Congress, Sept. 6, to Sept. 13, 1925, in Paris, at the Headquarters of the Federation at the Spiritualists’ House, 8, rue Copemic. Third International Spiritualist Congress was held in London, September, 1928. Fourth International Congress held at The Hague, September 4 to 10, 1931.

TITLE—LOCATION—OBJECT Art. 1.—Between the groups adherent to the present statutes it is founded an union which takes the title of “International Spiritualists’ Federation.” The Office of this Federation is settled in Paris, in the “Maison des Splrites,” 8, rue Copernic, (16e). Art. n.—The Federation's treble purpose is: 1° The creation and maintenance of the ties of fraternity amongst the Spirit­ ualists throughout the world regardless of their race, language or nationality; 2<> The study together of the Spiritualism and connected sciences under the scientific, philosophical, moral and religious points of view; 3» The propagation of these studies and the diffusion of facts relative to psychic sciences; the mutual teaching and the practice of solidarity, which is the moral basis of Spiritualism. Art. III.—The Spiritualism is a philosophy based upon abstract scientific notions which fundamental principles are thus stated: (a) Existence of God, supreme cause of everything, abstract principle without anthropomorphic character; (b) Existence of the Soul (or Spirit) bound to the physical body during its life by an intermediary element: perispirit or fluidic body; (c) Immortality of the soul inseparable from its fluidic body; (d) Communication through the mediumship between the visible and invisible worlds, between the incarnate spirits (living) and discarnate ones (dead); (e) Continuous and progressive evolution of the spirits towards perfection across multiple sensible manifestations; (f) Personal responsibility with application of the Casuality Law. The “International Spiritualists’ Federation” declares not to consider as Intangible any of the postulates issued from the fundamental principles above stated; it only settles, as a necessary condition of its existence, the affirmation of these principles. It does not impose any tenet, but invites to the study for it is persuaded it ofTers the formula which responds to the historic needs of our epoch. SURVIVAL LEAGUE, THE (INTERNATIONAL). See “Prominent Societies” sec­ tions, England and United States.

UNITED STATES THE AMERICAN PSYCHICAL INSTITUTE AND LABORATORY. Hereward Car­ rington, Founder, 504 West 111th St., New York City; Hereward Carrington, Ph.D., Secretary and Research Officer, Scientific Council Dr. Sidney Alrutz, Sweden; Mme. Juliette Bisson, France; Dr. Oscar Borch, Den­ mark; Dr. H. J. Brugmans, Holland; Prof. Ed. Clapar&de, Switzerland; Dr. Allerton S. Cushman, United States; Dr. D. Van Ness Dearborn, United States; Dr. Fr. van Eeden, Holland; Prof. E. Falcomer, Italy; The Hon. Everard Feilding, England; Dr. L. P. Jacks, England; Prof. Oscar Jaeger, Sweden; Dr. H. Jaworski, France; Dr. Paul Joire, PROMINENT SOCIETIES 131

France; Dr. Darld Starr Jordan, United States; M. Maurice Maeterlinck, Belgium; Dr. Em. Magnln, Switzerland; Prof. S. Melusson, France; Prof. Viktor Mikuska, Czechoslovakia; Prof. Henry Morselli, Italy; Prof. H. Nielson, Iceland; Baron von Bchrenck-Notzing, Germany; Dr. Rektor Stadius, Sweden; Dr. J. Wereide, Norway; M. Serge YouriSvitch, Russia; Dr. J. Zeehandelaar, Holland. • • •

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, INC. Hyslop House, 16 Lex­ ington Ave., New York. Board of Trustees Officers: Hon. President, John I. D. Bristol; President, William H. Button; First Vice-President, Daniel Day Walton; Second Vice-President, Dr. Mark W. Richardson; Secretary, Thomas H. Pierson; Treasurer, Lawson Purdy; Counsel, Daniel Day Walton. Term expiring January, 1932: William H. Button, Dr. George H. Hyslop, Law- son Purdy, Chas. A. Sherman and Daniel Day Walton. Term expiring January, 1933: Mrs. Ernest A. Bigelow, John Palmer Gavit, Dr. Frederick Peterson, Thomas H. Pierson and Dr. Mark W. Richardson. Term expiring January, 1934: John I. D. Bristol, Professor H. A. Overstreet, Arthur Goadby, Major R. T. M. Scott and Dr. Edwin G. Zabriskie. 8taff Editor, Frederick Bligh Bond; Foreign Research Officer, Harry Price; Executive Secretary, Adele Wellman. New York Section Officers: Acting Chairman, Major R. T. M. Scott; First Vice-Chairman, Mr. Arthur Goadby; Second Vice-Chairman, Mr. Ernest A. Bigelow; Secretary, Mrs. Henry Warner; Executive Secretary, Mrs. Ernest Bigelow; Treasurer, Mrs. Law­ rence Jacob. Northern New England Section Officers: Chairman, George B. Lauder; First Vice-Chairman, Fred W. Barrell; Second Vice-Chairman, Rev. Dr. Ozora S. Davis; Third Vice-Chairman, Col. Geo. McC. Derby; Secretary, Ethel M. Welch; Treasurer, Burton E. Bloomey.

Purpose and Scope of the Society 1. The investigation of alleged telepathy, visions and apparitions, dowsing, monitions, premonitions, automatic writing and other forms of automatism, as speak­ ing. drawing, etc.), psychometry, coincidental dreams, clairvoyance and clairaudience, predictions, physical phenomena (such as materialization, telekinesis, rapping and other sounds), and in short, all types of mediumistic and metaphychical phenomena. 2. The collection, classification, study and publication of reports dealing with the phenomena designated above, from first-hand acquaintance and seemingly in good faith. Members especially, but also non-members, are asked to supply data or to give information where such may be obtained. Names connected with phenomena must be supplied, but on request these will be treated as confidential. 3. The maintenance of a Library on all subjects embraced In psychical research, and bordering thereupon. Contributions of books and periodical files will be wel­ comed and acknowledged in the Journal. 4. Encouragement of the formation of local groups in all parts of the country which will co-operate with and report to the American Society; and the encourage­ ment of qualified individuals disposed to give attention to Investigation with like co-operation. Hittory of the Society The First American Society for Psychical Research was formed in 1885, in conse­ quence of a visit by Sir W. F. Barrett to this country, and Prof. Simon Newcomb be­ came its President. In 1887 the Society invited a man of signal ability, Richard Hodgson, A.M., LL.D., sometime Lecturer in tlie University of Cambridge, to become its Executive Secretary, and he accepted. This organization later became a branch of the English Society under the very able guidance of Dr. Hodgson until his death in 1905. The American Society for Psychical Research was then re-established with James H. Hyslop, Ph.D., formerly Professor of Logic and Ethics in , as its Secretary and Director. 132 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Official Organ: PSYCHIC RESEARCH Is published monthly by the American Society for Psychical Research, Hyslop House, 15 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y., to which communications, including change of address, may be sent. Entered as second class matter February 18th, 1928, at Post Office at New York, N. Y., under Act of March 3rd, 1879. Y early subscription, $5.00. Single copies, 50 cents.

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THE BALTIMORE PSYCHIC STUDY CLUB. (Founded, 1926.) 1323 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. President, Mrs. H. R. M. Thom; Secretary, Mrs. J. Wheeler. The Psychic Study Club Includes doctors, lawyers, manufacturing executives, real estate men, writers, scientifically trained men, business women, teachers, and women engaged in managing their homes and in rearing their children. Their lives are dis­ tinctly matter of fact and unemotional. Perhaps the outstanding characteristic of the members is their normality. Persons who are high strung, nervous, or who have strong religious prejudices, or who have a tendency to be gullible—would not find the group congenial. Honest skepticism is not only desirable—but welcomed.

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BOSTON SOCIETY FOR PSYCHIC RESEARCH. 346 Beacon St, Boston, Mass. Founded in May, 1925. Executive Research Officer, Dr. Walter Franklin Prince. OBJECTS: 1. The Investigation of all those alleged supernormal phenomena the study of which is generally embraced under the term “psychic research.” 2. The collection and preservation, critical study and publication, of data on such subjects. 3. The formation of a library on subjects included in, or helpful to, psychic research. 4. Whatever tends to forward the objects already named, or to inform and assist students and Inquirers in this field of research. DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES 1. Character of the Work. (a) The primary work of the Society is investigation and the publication of results, either its own or such as are originally contributed to it. Whatever other activities may seem desirable, none shall be permitted to encroach upon or to hamper this work of first importance. (b) All research work under the auspices of this Society shall be undertaken with the sole aim of ascertaining truth. The Society shall not assume collectively to express or propagate any interpretations of phenomena investigated. 2. Qualification and Privileges of Members. fal Membership in this Society shall be deemed to express sympathy with its principles and the purposes of forwarding its declared objects. (b) Every member of the Society is entitled to his own opinions regarding the facts and their explanation, and membership shall not imply that he is committed to any particular views. 3. Rights and Limitations of Contributors. Every writer whose contribution is accepted for reading or publication is solely responsible for his statements and opinions, and none is entitled to utter them in the name of the Society. 4. Rights of Investigators. (a) Research on the part of officers intrusted with this work is to be free and untrammeled. They shall have discretionary power to investigate such matters and by such means as they deem best But they are entitled to have, and shall be pro­ vided with, fit advisers. (b) No official or voluntary investigator shall be liable to discharge, censure or other disabilities because of his opinions in regard to any case or class of cases, but only for proved incompetency, or for conducting his work in an unethical or unbecom­ ing manner, or for behavior otherwise injurious to the Society. 5. Treatm en t of Psychics. The good faith of every “psychic” is to be assumed until the contrary is proved, and, in the meantime, he or she is to be treated by the agents of the Society with all courtesy and consideration. Conditions alleged to be necessary for phenomena are to be respected, but if these are manifestly unfavorable to investigation, the burden of proof of such necessity shall rest upon the claimant. 6. Criticism and Discussion. The Society welcomes intelligent criticism and discussion, but is not bound to consider such as rests upon dogmatic assumptions, or begs the questions at issue, or evinces no disposition to face the facts squarely and treat them fairly. PROMINENT SOCIETIES 133

BOOKS ISSUED BY THE SOCIETY “The Psychic in the House,” by W. F. Prince. A record and discussion of evi­ dential crystal gazings, rapping sounds, and other associated phenomena. Well bound in cloth. 284 pp., $3.00. "The Case of Patience Worth: A Critical Study of Certain Unusual Phenomena," by W. F. Prince. A thorough historical and analytical survey of the most extraordi­ nary and fascinating case of its kind on record, a book which has already aroused much attention among the leaders of research. Well bound in cloth. 507 pp.. $4.50. “Noted Witnesses for Psychic Occurrences.” Incidents and Biographical D ata, with Occasional Comments; compiled by "The Research Officer of the B.S.P.R.” "Leonard and Soule Experiments in Psychical Research; Also Experiments with Sanders, Brittain, Peters and Dowden.” By Lydia W. Allison, published February, 1929. Price, $4.00. "Case Studies Bearing Upon Survival," by John F. Thomas.

BULLETINS ISSUED BY THE SOCIETY Bulletin I ("Document I”). "Declaration of Principles: Inaugural Address," by Dr. W. F. Prince. Introduction by Dr. Elwood Worcester, 30 pp., 20c. Bulletin II. "Carbon Monoxid or Carbon Monoxid Plus?’’, by the Research Officer. The testimony in a Boston “haunted house” case, and an analysis and discussion of the same. 53 pp., 60c. Bulletin III. "Addresses by Drs. Worcester and McDougall, on Psychic Research.” Valuable presidential addresses. 23 pp., 30c. Bulletin IV. "A Vision and Its Sequel,” by Jane H. Sagendorph. A group of personal experiences and of experiments with Mmes. Piper, Soule and Leonard. 52 pp., 60c. Bulletin V. "A Contribution to Experimental Telepathy," by G. H. Estabrooks, Ph.D. A series of tests conducted at Harvard University. 27 pp., 40c. Bulletin VI. “The Psychical Congress in Paris, also a Paper on the Cure of Two Cases of Paranoia” (through experimental appeal to purported obsessing spirits), by the Research Officer. 72 pp.. 80c. Bulletin VII. "Experiments for Physical Phenomena with Noted Mediums In Europe” (Analytical Studies of Indicia), by the Research Officer. 113 pp., $1.00. Bulletin VIII. "Evidence of Things Not Seen,” by Sally Keene. Mediumistic. 68 pp., 75c. Bulletin IX. "Evidential Incidents,” by Mrs. Helen C. Lambert and others. 82 pp., 85c. Bulletin X. "Incidents and Discussion.” Besides incidents of more or less value, contains discussion and application of the tests for historicity to three sub­ jects: (1) "The Archko Volume,” (2) "The Prophecy of Sir William Hope,” and (3) “The Scripts of Cleophas.” 100 pp., $1.00. Bulletin XI. "Two Old Cases Reviewed." The extraordinary cases of C. B Sanders and Mollte Fancher, in which dissociated personality was coupled with apparent "clairvoyant" phenomena. 108 pp., $1.00. Bulletin XII. "Pseudo-Prophecies and Pseudo-Sciences," by Walter F. Prince. Ph.D. Also "A Test of the Accuracy of the Testimony of Bystanders,” by George Glover Crocker. $1.00.

CAYCE HOSPITAL FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT. Virginia Beach, Va. Opened, November 11, 1928. A "Psychic Hospital," named after Edgar Cayce; endowed by a group of American men and women, two of the three New York sponsors being Morton H. Blumenthal, a broker, and David E. Kahn, of the furniture industry. CHICAGO SPIRITUALISTS’ LEAGUE. Organized, 1907. Secretary, Elmer Living­ ston, 939 N. Latrobe Ave., Chicago, 111. HULHAM HOUSE. Atlas, Napa County, Calif. A spiritual and psychic home for Invalid and pleasure seeker. Situated near Atlas Peak, about twelve miles from Napa at an elevation of 1.900 feet Forty-six miles from San Francisco. MUseB Harvey and Chilton, proprietors. 134 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATED SPIRITUALISTS, Inc. Leader, Mrs. Caroline C. Duke. Principles: “We believe in God, The one Supreme Ruler or Principle. A future life conditioned by the use we have made of this life, but where the gate to redemption and progress is never closed. Inspired teachers and prophets divinely sent at all ages to facilitate our progress, the consummation to us being Jesus Christ, the perfect God-man, whose philosophy we teach.” Headquarters: 160 West 73rd St., New York City, Studio 1G. New York Council. INDEPENDENT SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION, THE. A National Body. Secre­ tary, Mrs. Rachel Carter, 855 Butterworth Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. INDEPENDENT SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES OF AMERICA, THE. Home Church and Headquarters, Kalamazoo, Mich. President and Pastor, Rev. D. M. Hazard; Secretary, Nina Dalm. Branch Churches in Detroit, River Rouge, Flint, Three Rivers, Wyandotte, Mich., etc. JAMES H. HYSLOP FOUNDATION, Inc., THE. Office of the President. 430 W. 116th St., New York. Incorporated under laws of the State of New York, 1927. For the study and cure of mental and physical diseases of psychic causality. First Board of Directors: President, Titus Bull, M.D.; Vice-President, Barron P. Lambert; Treasurer, R. E. Miller (Vice-President, Bank of New York and Trust Company); Secretary, Samuel D. McComb; Attorney, Millard Tompkins; other directors, Lawson Purdy and Mrs. M. B. Tichenor. All inquiries should be addressed to Samuel D. McComb, Secretary, 53 Beaver Street, New York City.

MICHIGAN STATE SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE OF THE NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. (Lake Pleasant, Mass.) President, Rev. Dr. L. Ray Bute; Secretary, Rev. Edith Green, 2455 14th Street, Detroit, Mich. MORRIS PRATT INSTITUTE. Whitewater, Wisconsin. The first permanent insti­ tution of learning ever established under the auspices of Spiritualism. Morris Pratt Institute was established by the late Morris Pratt, a citizen of Whitewater, Wis. Guided by the direction which came to him from invisible intel­ ligences, he accumulated a small fortune, and as a memento of his gratitude, he erected the institute building, which for a number of years he used for seances and services in the interest of Spiritualism. Being convinced that there should be a school conducted under the auspices of Spiritualism, free from religious prejudices and misconceptions, he deeded the building and land upon which it stands, free of all encumbrances, to seven well known Spiritualists as Trustees. Principal, Rev. Thomas Grimshaw; Secretary, Mrs. Melvina E. Taylor.

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF SPIRITUAL AND PSYCHIC SCIENCE CHURCHES. Incorporated, February, 1927, under California State Laws. Headquarters: 357 W. 60th Street, Los Angeles, Calif. President, Frank Mickley; Vice-President, Rev. Nellie Ball; Secretary, Gertrude Leuschner; Treasurer, Charles Reinhardt; Directors: Fred A. Leuschner, Howard Gaster, David Rosenberg, Rev. Della Houser, Aurora Shave Kline and Dr. C. B. Moon. Seventy-three charters are reported as having been issued to churches in Cali- fornial, Iowa, Oregon, Texas and Washington.

NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Incorporated. 6027 Hayes Ave., L os Angeles, Calif. Scientific Research in Normal and Abnormal Psychology and Spirit Obsession. President, Carl A. Wickland, M.D.; Vice-President, 0. D. G oerz; Recording Secretary, Nellie M. Watts; Corresponding Secretary, Celia L. G oer*; Treasurer, Anna W. Wickland. Maintaining no allegiance to any sect, belief, ism or cult, efforts being directed to the complex problem of “What becomes of the Dead,” and with the object in view of encouraging more extensive knowledge in this obscure field, this Institute was organ­ ized and incorporated under the State Laws of California, as a Benevolent Association, to carry on experimental research in normal and abnormal psychology and demonol­ ogy; to obtain and disseminate knowledge relating to obsession or possession as probable contributing factors in the various functional psycho-neurosis, mental aber­ rations, insanity, suicides and crime, etc., to ascertain and devise intelligent, rational methods of prevention, treatment, relief or cure; to encourage and assist sanatorium^ and asylums for the insane, and other interested associations, to engage in similar research; to develop and instruct psychic-sensitives, as intermediaries in above stated PROMINENT SOCIETIES 135 experimental research, and grant Certificates to same when proficient; to maintain, or cause to be estabished, bureaus or centers where those discouraged and despondent may go for consolation, or those weary of existence or contemplating suicide may receive friendly and dependable advice and instruction concerning the serious ques­ tion of “What becomes of the Dead?”—helpfulness and diffusion of more light on the problems of Life and Death, and Science of Religion, being the chief purpose of the Association; to receive endowments, grants, wills and devises for the purpose and extension of said research. Publication: Thirty Years Among the Dead, by Carl A. Wickland, M.D. Price, $3.00.

THE NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER­ ICA. (Founded by Dr. G. Taber Thompson.) Incorporated, 1913, Lake Pleasant, Mase. Officers: President, William O. Whicher; Vice-Presidents, Albert Payne, Rev. Gertrude Burke and Rev. Folke W. Tegner; Secretary, Shirley C. Whicher; Treas­ urer, Rena T. Keith. Directors: Rev. Grace Egan, George Richardson, Joseph Henneberg, Georgina V. La Roche, Jesse Bellegarde, Rev. Maude Kline, Rev. Bud- man R. Skean.

NATIONAL COLORED SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Address all communications to the Secretary, Mrs. Anna Lee Butler, 2055 Maypole Ave., Chicago, 111. President, Rev. J. Barlow; Vice-President, Rufus Samson, Attorney-at-Law, Chicago, 111.; Treasurer, Rev. Elizabeth Hart, 337 West 59th Street, New York City. The Fifth Annual Convention was held in Detroit, Mich., September 19th- 22nd, 1929. ... NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES. 600 Penn­ sylvania Ave., S.E., Washington, D. C. Thirty-seventh Annual Convention held at the Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass., October 14-19, 1929. President, Joseph P. Whitwell; Vice-Presidenb Thomas Grtmshaw; Secretary, H. P. Strack; Treas­ urer, Rev. Frank Joseph; Trustees: Hon. Mark A. Barwise, Chief Counsel; Rev. Elizabeth Schauss, Hon. Fred E. Stivers, A. Cervin, Harold P. Courtney. Official Organ: The National Spiritualist. Editor, Jos. P. Whitwell. 38tb Annual Convention was held at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, Detroit, Mich., October 13-19, 1930. Next Convention will he held in Kansas City, Mo., 1931. The objects of the organized movement of Spiritualism may be stated in part as follows: To teach the truths and principles expressed In the Declaration of Principles and in the Definitions of "SPIRITUALISM,” "A SPIRITUALIST" and "A MEDIUM." as adopted by the National Spiritualist Association of the United States of America. To teach and proclaim the science, philosophy and religion of modern Spiritual­ ism, to encourage lectures on all subjects pertaining to the Spiritual and Secular welfare of mankind. To protest against every attempt to compel mankind to worship God in any particular or prescribed manner. To protect and encourage spiritual teachers and mediums in all laudable efforts in giving evidence or proof to mankind of a continued Intercourse and relationship between the living and the so-called dead. To encourage every person in holding present beliefs always open to re-statement as growing thought and investigation reveal new truth, thereby leaving every indi­ vidual tree to follow the dictates of reason and conscience in spiritual as in secular alfalrs. oraulb Declaration of Principles 1. We believe In Infinite Intelligence. 2. We believe that the phenomena of nature, both physical and spiritual, are the expression of Infinite Intelligence. 5. We affirm that a correct understanding of such expression and living in accordance therewith, constitute true religion. 4. We affirm that the existence and personal identity of the individual continue after the change called death. 6. We affirm that communication with the so-called dead is a fact, scientifically proven by the phenomena of Spiritualism. 136 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

6. We believe that the highest morality is contained in the Golden Rule: '‘What­ soever ye would that others should do unto you, do ye also unto them.” 7. We affirm the moral responsibility of the individual, and that he makes his own happiness or unhappiness as he obeys or disobeys Nature’s physical and spirit­ ual laws. 8. We affirm that the doorway to reformation is never closed against any human soul here or hereafter.

NEW YORK STATE SPIRITUALIST PASTORS' ALLIANCE. Founded in 1923. Headquarters, Rochester, N. Y. President, Dr. Alexander J. Mclvor-Tyndall; Vice-President, Rev. Oscar Erzkus; Secretary, Howard Mason Pitman; Treasurer, Rev. Nellie Gardener. PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALISTS ALLIANCE OF THE U. S. A., THE. (A National Organization.) Founded by Rev. Cecile V. Ritzman, at Toledo, Ohio, December 3, 1928, date of incorporation. Official Organ, "Illuminated Truth.” Second Annual Convention held in Toledo, Ohio, at the Mother Church, December 6 and 7, 1930. President, Rev. Cecile V. Ritzman; Vice-President, Rev. W. L. Judy; Secretary, Rev. Minnie Snyder; Treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Perry. Trustees: Rev. Mary Chapin, Mr. W. R. Jackson, Reuben O. Crawford and Mrs. Helen Woodley. SOCIETY OF PSYCHO-SCIENCE. 8666 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Con­ ducted under the auspices of the White Institute of Sciences. President, Theodore H. White; Secretary, L. M. White. SPIRITUAL SCIENCE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, THE. Secretary, D. S. Hager, M.D., 2322 Observatory Ave.., Los Angeles, Calif. SPIRITUALISTS MEDIUMS' ALLIANCE, THE. (A National Body.) Headquarters: 933 N. Charles St., Saginaw, Mich. (Publishers of The Spiritualist Mediums' Manual.) President, Alfred J. Eastman; Vice-President, Marquis L. Fackler; Secretary, Rev. Frank F. Henske; Treasurer, Rev. Thomas J. Rhodes; First Trustee, Rev. Arthur D. Halford; Second Trustee, Rev. Anna Hale; Third Trustee, Rev. Herbert M. Feench; Fourth Trustee, Rev. Clara West; Fifth Trustee, Rev. Affle Reep. THE SURVIVAL LEAGUE OF AMERICA. A Membership Organization covering North America in Affiliation with The Survival League of London. Members are required to subscribe to One Tenet Only—"The Belief in the Demonstrability of Survival After Death.” National Organizer and Director, Wm. C. Hartmann; Executive Secretary, Miss Florence Robinson Haven; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Gertrude Ogden Tubby. Literature furnished upon request. Temporary address: The Executive Secretary, Box 29, Jamaica, N. Y. UNITED SPIRITUAL CHURCHES OF AMERICA. Headquarters: 123 W. 94th St., New York, N. Y. President, Rev. John Hill; Secretary and Treasurer, Dr. Louise M. Guerth, 65 W. 95th St., New York, N. Y. UNITED SPIRITUALIST LEAGUE, New York. The United Spiritualist League is an Association of Spiritualists and Spiritualist sympathizers, for the purpose of promoting Fellowship, Co-operation, Education, Propaganda and Aid. President, Dr. John Heiss, 31 East 27th St., New York City. WHITE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCES. 8666 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Calif. Founder, Dr. Theodore Harrison White, Publisher and Teacher of Psychological, Psychic and Occult Literature.

AUSTRALIA THE SOCIETY OF PSYCHIC AND OCCULT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. (Mel­ bourne, Australia.) Presidents: Edgar Tozer, Esq., and Mrs. S. F. Hanger. Hon. Secretary: E. Stanley Brookes, 10 Cowper St., Hawthorne East, E. 3, Melbourne. PROMINENT SOCIETIES 137

UNITED SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N. S. W. (Thirteen Churches In Affiliation.) President, Mr. N. D. Walker; Secretary, Mr. A. S. Thomson, 47 Charles SL, Forest Lodge, Sydney. VICTORIAN COUNCIL OF SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES. (In affiliation with S. N . U„ England.) The Governing Association of Spiritualists. Under the auspices of fourteen city, suburban, country and Tasmanian churches. Hon. Secretary, Madame Moreh, 129 Moreland Road East, Coburg, N. 13; President, Mrs. A lex­ ander, 52 Alrlie St., South Yarra. KOSMON CHURCH, THE CONFRATERNITY OF FAITHISTS. 53 Booth Street, Annadale, Sydney, N. S. W., Australia. President, J. M. Robinson; Book Secre­ tary, J. V. Dumpd.

AUSTRIA

AUSTRIAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Vienna VIII. Josefstfid- terstr. 34, Austria. Founded, December 2, 1927. First President, Professor Hans Thirring; Secretary, Zoe, Countess Wassilko-Serecki. METAPHYSISCHE GESELLSCHAFT, WIEN. Wien 8, Alterstrasse 9. Ehrenprksi- dent: Professor Dr. Eduard von Liszt, Wien 1, Schottenhof. President: Rudolf Gross, Hauptmann a.D. Wien 3, Marxergasse 3. Vlzeprasldent: Emil Fiedler, Direktor, Wien 17, Kulmgasse 22. OSTERREICHISCHE GESELLSCHAFT FOR PSYCHISCHE FORSCHUNG. (Aus­ trian Society for Psychical Research.) Organized December 2nd, 1927. Head­ quarters, Josefstadterstrasse, 34, Vienna, VIII. President, Prof. Dr. Hans Thir­ ring; Vice-President, Prof. Dr. Richard Hoffman; Treasurer, Prof. Dr. Karl Wolf; Secretary, Countess Wassilko-Serecki; Committee and Members; Prof. Dr. Hans Hahn, Dr. Robert Heine-Geldern, Dr. Baron Alfred Winterstein; Dr. Karl Feiier, Prof. Dr. Josef Berze, Prof. Gustav Entz, Prof. Dr. Eduard von Liszt, Prof. Dr. Paul Ludwlk, Dr. Ruppert Franz, Dr. Karl Peiker, Dr. Karl Weiss, Dr. Lothar Lenkei, Herr Michael Dumba, Herr Karl Jurany, Herr Wilhelm Wrchovsky.

BELGIUM

FEDERATION SPIRITE LIEGEOISE. Rue Mathieu Polain, 6, Lidge. President, Mr. H. Bidva; Secretary, Mr. J. Lambert. L'UNION SPIRITE BELGE. Directeur: J. Lhomme, 8 rue des Biez, Lidge. MAISON DES SPIRITES, rue Mathieu Polain, 6, Liege. Administration: L a Revue Beige. SOCIETE METAPSYCHIQUE BELGE. President, M . Dardenne, 54, Avenue H am olr ft Uccle, prds, Bruxelles, Belgium.

CANADA

BRITISH COLUMBIA SPIRITUALISTS ASSOCIATION. Secretary, Mr. Fred Par­ rott, 1337 East 21st Ave., Vancouver, B. C. NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION. (Chartered, July 5, 1928.) Secretary, Rev. C. A. Nixon, 81 Winnifred Ave., Toronto, 8, Canada. President, Rev. Thomas L. Smith; Vice-President, Mrs. E. Lawrence; Trustees: Fred York, W. B. Wells, Mrs. M. B. Edlington, Mrs. T. L. Smith. Missionary for Western Providences, Rev. Miss A. M. Garrad. SPIRITUALISTS NATIONAL UNION OF CANADA. (Chartered, May, 1929.) 847 Dovercourt Road, Toronto, 4, Canada. President, Rev. M. McGuire; General Secretary. Rev. Jas. P. Skelton, Dipl. S. N. U. 138 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

CUBA FEDERACION NACIONAL ESPIRITISTA DE CUBA. Industria No. 2, Altos, Havana, Cuba. President, Adolfe Gonzalez; Secretary, Dr. Miguel Santlesteban. SOCIEDAD ESPIRITISTA DE CUBA. Industria 2-B (altos), Havana, Cuba. Presi­ dent, Manuel E. Fernandez; Secretary General, Dr. Miguel Santlesteban. Of­ ficial Organ, "Psiquis."

DENMARK DANISH SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Graabrodretoro, 7, Copenhagen, Denmark. President, Prof. Chr. Winther. PSYKISK OPLYSNINGSFORENING. Studiestraede 21, Copenhagen, Denmark. (Society for Promotion of Psychic Knowledge.) Leader, J. S. Jensen. SPIRITISTISK MISSION I DANMARK. President, Alfred Nielsen, Vendersgade, 20, Copenhagen. (See “Societies" section, Denmark.)

ENGLAND

BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, Queen’s College, Birmingham. Geo. T. Gilby, Joint Secretary, 34, Claremont Rd., Hands- worth. THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE. Founded by the late J. Hewatt McKenzie, 1920. Incorported, 1925. Registered Office: 15, Queen's Gate, London, S. W. 7. Organizing Secretary, Mrs. M. W. Hankey. Hon. Principal, Mrs. Champion de Crespigny. Executive Council: Stanley De Brath, M.I.C.E.; Mrs. Kelway Bamber, S. O. Cox, Lady Currie, Denis Conan Doyle, H. Austen Hall, A. E. Jay, Charles Marshall, Mrs. Devenish and R. Sanders-Clark. Official Organ: “Psychic Science” (Quarterly), edited by Mr. Stanley De Brath, M.I.C.E. Conducts demonstrations in Trance, Psychical Phenomena, Trance Diagnosis of Disease, Physical Phenomena, and conducts Lectures and Classes. Loan and Reference Library, well catalogued, is available to members. Country members will receive monthly parcel of books, post free, on application. Syl­ labus for various terms sent on application. THE BRITISH MAGNETIC HEALERS’ ASSOCIATION, 21 Manor St., Ardwick, Manchester, Eng. BRITISH MEDIUMS UNION. President, W. James; Secretary, Mr. Bacon, Hilde- sheim Villa, 229, Dewsnap Lane, Dukinfleld, Cheshire, Eng. BRITISH SPIRITUALISTS LYCEUM UNION. (Affiliated to the Spiritualists Na­ tional Union, Ltd., The National Council for the Prevention of War, and the International Spiritualist Federation.) President: Mrs. J. Reynolds, A.N.S.C., 118, Cremorne St., Nottingham. Vice- President: Miss E. Elliott, A.N.S.C., 91, Morton St., Middleton, nr. Manchester. Treasurer: Mr. W. Burrows, A.N.S.C., 29, Kliffen Place, Coronation Road, Hali­ fax. General Secretary: Mr. G. F. Knott, F.N.S.C., 20, Toad Lane, Rochdale, Lancs. B.S.L.U. Adviser: Mr. A. Kitson, F.N.S.C., 10, Hanover Square, Booth- royd Lane, Dewsbury, Yorks. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS’ FEDERATION. 58 Southwark Bridge Road, London, S. E. 1. President, Mr. W. Harold Speer (Life Pres., Temples of Light); Vice Presidents, Mary K. C. Hackney, Madame Clare-Clare, Madame Bishop Anderson; Hon. Secretary, Rev. J. J. Welch; Hon. Treasurer, Dr. E. H. Worth. CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALIST FELLOWSHIP. Annual general meeting was held on Sunday, January 4, 1931, at the Bible Spiritualist Mission, Lords St., Portsmouth. Officers elected were: President, Mr. W. E. Lloyd (of Southampton); Vice- President, Mr. Stockman; Hon. Sec. and Treas., Mr. E. Newberry Coles. PROMINENT SOCIETIES 139

DIALECTICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Founded in 1867. President, Sir John Lubbock. Resolution passed January 6, 1869: "That the Council be requested to appoint a Committee, in conformity with the By-law VII., to inyestigate the phenomena alleged to be Spiritual Manifestations, and to report thereon." On January 26, 1869, a Committee of thirty-three members was appointed, consisting of the principal English savants of that day, including Alfred Russell Wallace, F.R.G.S. For extracts from the report of this Committee see "Psychical and Supernormal Phenomena" (Joire), pp. 382-389. FRATERNITY OF INNER LIGHT. Community House, 3, Queensborough Terrace, Bayswater, W. 2, London. Warden: Dion Fortune. Official Organ, The Inner Light Magazine. Occult Library. Public Lectures Mondays, 8:15 during term; admission free. Guest House at Glastonbury, the Chalice Orchard Hostel. GALLICAN CATHOLIC MOVEMENT: Catholic Spiritualist Guild, 69 High Holborn, London, W. C. 1. G U IL D O F S P IR IT U A L H E A L IN G . 29, Queen's Gate, London, Eng. Medium and principal worker, Charles A. Simpson; Principal spirit-control, "Dr. Lascelles." For description of the new home, see "Light," April 20, 1929, p. 188. Formally opened (by Elizabeth Lady Mosley), April 26th, 1929. JEWISH SOCIETY FOR PSYCHIC RESEARCH. Secretary, Mr. A. Victor, Caxton Hall, London, S. W. 1.

LONDON PSYCHIC EDUCATIONAL CENTER. 17 Ashmere Grove, Brlxton, London, S. W. 2. Director, Mr. H. Boddlngton.

THE LONDON SPIRITUALIST ALLIANCE, LTD., 16 Queensherry Place, South Ken­ sington, S. W. 7, London, England. Established, 1884. Incorporated, 1896. Nature of Organization: "To seek, collect, and obtain information respecting, and generally to Investigate the phenomena commonly known as psychical or as spiritualistic. Including hypnotism, somnambulism, thought-transference, second- sight, and all matters of a kindred nature. To aid students and enquirers in their researches Into all or any of the matters aforesaid. Visitors from the U. S. A. and all foreign countries will be cordially welcomed and offered the use of the comfortable Club Rooms of the Society. The Library is the finest of Its kind in the world, and additions are constantly being made to the existing 3,000 volumes. President: Robert Fielding-Ould, M.A., M.D., M.R.C.P. Vice-President: Sir Ernest Bennett, M.P. Hon. Treasurer: Capt. A. A. Carnell; telegraphic address: Survival, London. Hon. Librarian: Stanley De Brath, M.I.C.E. Secretary: Miss Mercy Phillimore; telephone, Kensington 3758. Hours: Daily 10 A. M. to 6 P. M., Saturdays 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Consultations and advice on the Psychical and Other Faculties.—Miss Helen MacGregor and Miss Margaret V. Underhill. Fee for membership, one guinea per annum. Membership commences 1st January. Membership fee includes use of Libraries. The Secretary is at all times prepared ot meet enquirers. It is advisable that appointments be made. Books for sale.

MARYLEBONE SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION, LTD. Marylebone House, 42. Rus­ sell Square. London, W. C. 1. President. W. George Craze; Secretary, Frank Hawken. Public Worship at Queen's Hall, Langham Place, W. 1, Sundays at 6:30 P. M. Conducts a Healing Center, Educational Meetings, Lectures and Group Seances. Library of nearly 2000 volumes, open to members, dally, 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Yearly subscriptions: Members, 10/-; Associates, 1/6. Address all correspondence to the Secretary, Frank Hawken.

NATIONAL LABORATORY OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH for the scientific Investi­ gation of alleged abnormal phenomena. (European Headquarters of the Ameri­ can Society for Psychical Research), 13 Roland Gardens, South Kensington, S. W. 7. (Two minutes from South Kensington Station.) Honorary President. THE LORD SANDS, K.C., LL.D., etc. 140 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

Honorary Vice-Presidents: Susan, Countess of Malmesbury; Professor Dr. Hans Drlesch, Leipzig University; J. R. Gordon, Esq., New York; Dr. Eugene Osty, Director of the Institut Mdta- psychique International, Paris; Professor Hans Thirring, Ph.D., Vienna Univer­ sity, President, Osterreichische Gesellschaft fur Psychische Forschung; Dr. R. J. Tillyard, F.R.S., Canberra, Australia; Dr. Chr. Winther, Professor v. polyteknisk Laereanstalt, Copenhagen. Honorary Corresponding Members: Miss Marguerite W. Crooks, M.A., Auckland, N. Z.; Dr. Phil. Anny Fried, Paris; Miss May C. Walker, General European Correspondent; Colonel R. G. Berry, President, Belfast Society for Psychical Research; Kapitan F. Kogelnik, Braunau- am-Inn, Austria; M. Rene Sudre, Paris; Dr. Paul Sunner, Editor, Zeitschrift fur Parapsychologie, Berlin; Dr. W. H. C. Tenhaeff, Utrecht, Holland; Dr. Baron Alfred Winterstein, Vienna. Council: Lord Charles Hope; Roy Holmyard, Vice-President, Cincinnati Society for Phychical Research; E. W. Janson, M.A.; Professor A. M. Low, D.Sc.; A. E. Mundy, M.A.M.E.E., Honorary Consulting Chemist, etc.; Harry Price, F.R.N.S., Foreign Research Officer, American Society for Psychical Research, Chairman; A. W. Trethewy, M.A.; A. L. Urquhart, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H., O.B.E.; Joseph De Wyckoff, Barrister-at-Law, Member of Board of Trustees, American Society for Psychical Research. Honorary Director and Editor, Harry Price; Honorary Treasurer, Major C. Peters; Secretary and Librarian, Miss Lucie Kaye. Registered Address for Telegrams, Cable and Monograms: “Teleplasm, London.”

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NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST COLLEGE, THE. Established in July, 1926, by The Spiritualists’ National Union, Ltd., and the Spiritualists’ Lyceum Union. Awards its Association (A.N.S.C.), Graduate (G.N.S.C.); and Diplomist (D.N.S.C.) Degrees to successful students in the S.N.U. and B.S.L.U. Sections of the National Joint Education Scheme Examinations held in February (B.S.L.U.) and Marcn, Education Scheme. Examinations held in February (B.S.L.U.) and March, (S.N.U.) each year. Chairman of the Governing Board: Mr. W. G. Gush, F.N.S.C., 127, Blackmoor- foot Road, Crosland Moor, Huddersfield. Hon. Secretary: Mr. A. T. Connor, F.N.S.C., 13, Claremont Road, Forest Gate, London, E. 7.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY PSYCHICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY. President, Fr. A. S. Owen of Klebe; Secretary, Mr. R. W. Schofield of Oriel; Council: Sir Charles Oman (professor and M.P. for the University), the eminent historian; Dr. R. M. Marett, Rector of Exeter; Dr. F. C. S. Schiller and Dr. William Browne, the Wilde reader in Mental Philosophy in the University. PSYCHIC ATHENAEUM FOR SOUTHERN COUNTIES OF ENGLAND. (Corre­ spondence and interviews invited.) Temporary Office, pending public inaugura­ tion: “Psychecote,” Canadia, Battle, Sussex, England. Hon. Curator, pro tern, Thomas Blyton. PSYCHOSENSIC INSTITUTE, 28 St. Stephen’s Road, London, W. 2. Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, etc. Principal, F. Brittain. PSYCHO-THERAPEUTIC SOCIETY, The Broadway Hall, Wimbleton, S. W. 19, Lon­ don. President, Mr. R. A. Bush, F.C.S., “Holt’’ Morden, Surrey; Secretary, Miss L. G. Pothill, 1 Dane Rd., Merton Abbey, S. W. 19, London; Treasurer, M r. A. H. Watson, 3 Elm Grove Worple Rd., Wimbledon, S. W. 19. SAMARITAN BROTHERHOOD, THE. Park View House, 16, Peirson Road, St. Heliers, Jersey, Eng. A Christian Brotherhood devoted to the Sacred Science of the Soul. Apply to Mrs. G. Carter. (Meetings Friday each week.) THE SEEKERS. 29, Queen’s Gate, London, S. W. 7. Trance Addresses by “Dr. Lascelles,” through Charles A. Simpson. PROMINENT SOCIETIES 141

SHEFFIELD AND DISTRICT SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.. Joseph Higginbotham, Vice-President, Lees House, Norton Lees, Sheffield; Samuel Mad- docks, Hon. Secretary, Broomhill, Sheffield. SHEFFIELD SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, Sheffield, England. President, Dr. F. Ballard, D.D., M.A., B.Sc., etc. (London); Vice-Presidents, H. E. Yerbury, M.I.C.E-; W. G. Hibbins, B.Sc., B. Eng. Assoc. Mem. Inst C.E.; bottom. Esq.; Hon. Treasurer, Walter Appleyard, Esq., J.P., Endcllffe C r e s c e n t . Telephone, Broomhill 136; Hon. Secretary. O. J. Wendlandt, 12 Endcllffe Ris« Rd.-, Sheffield, Telephone, Broomhill 65; Librarian, Miss Edith M. Wood. Meetings are held in the Theosophical Rooms, 8, St. Paul’s Parade, at 7:30 p. m. The Library of Psychic Literature is open for use of Members at each meeting. 80CIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, 31 Tavistock Square, London, W. C. 1. H o n . Research Officer, V. J. Wooley; Treasurer, W. H. Salter, Esq. Former Presidents of the Society Professor Henry Sidgwick, 1882-84; Professor Balfour Stewart F.R.S., 1885-87; Professor Henry Sidgwick, 1888-92; The Earl of Balfour, K.G., O.M., 1893; Pro­ fessor William James, 1894-95; Sir William Crookes, O.M., F.R.S., 1896-99; Fred­ eric W. H. Myers, 1900; Sir Oliver Lodge, F.R.S., 1901-03; Sir William Barrett, F.R.S., 1904; Professor Charles Richet, 1905; The Right Hon. G. W. Balfour, 1906-1907; Mrs. Henry Sidgwick, 1908-09; H. Arthur Smith, 1910; Andrew Lang, 1911; Rt. Rev. Bishop W. Boyd Carpenter, D.D., 1912; Professor Henri Bergson, 1913; F. C. S. Schiller, D.Sc., 1914; Professor Gilbert Murray, LL.D., Litt.D., 1915-16; L. P. Jacks, LL.D., D.D., 1917-18; Lord Rayleigh, O.M., F.R.S., 1919; W. M’Dougall, F.R.S., M.Sc., M.B.. 1920-21; T. W. Mitchell. M.D., 1922; Camille Flammarion, 1923; J. G. Piddington, 1924-25; Professor Dr. Hans Driesch. 1926-27; Sir Lawrence J. Jones, Bart., 1928-29; Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, 1930-31.

OFFICERS AND COUNCIL FOR 1929 P re s id e n t Sir Lawrence J. Jones, Bart. Vice-Presidents The Earl of Balfour, K.G., O.M.; Rt Hon. G. W. Balfour; George B. Dorr; L. P. Jacks, LL.D., D.D.; Sir Lawrence J. Jones, Bart.; Sir Oliver Lodge, F.R.S., D.Sc.; Professor Gilbert Murray, LL.D., Litt.D.; J. G. Piddington; F. C. S. Schiller, Y>.Sc.; Sydney C. Scott; Mrs. Henry Sidgwick, D.Litt.; LL.D.; Sir J. J. Thomson, O.M., F.R.S. C o uncil The Right Hon. G. W. Balfour; Ernest N. Bennett; Theodore Besterman; W. R. Bousfleld, K.C., F.R.S.; Wm. Brown, M.D., D.Sc.; Professor E. R. Dodds; The Hon. Everard Feilding; J. Arthur Hill; Professor Julian Huxley; Miss Ina Jehpson; Sir Lawrence J. Jones, Bart.; G. W. Lambert; Sir Oliver Lodge, F.R.S.; The Hon. Mrs. Alfred Lyttleton, G.B.E.; W. McDougall, F.R.S., M.Sc., MB.; T. W. Mitchell, M.D.; J. G. Piddington; W. H. Salter; Mrs. W. H. Salter; F. C. S. Schiller, D.Sc.; Sydney C. Scott; Mrs. Henry Sidgwick; W. Whately Smith; S. G. Soal; V. J. Woolley, M.D.; M. B. Wright, M.D. Honorary Members Madame Curie, Miss Alice Johnson, Sir Joseph J. Thomson, O.M., F.R.S., Count Perovsky-Petrovo-Solovovo. Corresponding Members Professor A. Alexander, Professor Henri Bergson, President Nicholas Murray Butler, Dr. Max Dessoir, Professor Dr. Freud, Dr. Pierre Janet, Dr. C. G. Jung, Count Carl Klinckowstroem, Maurice Maeterlinck, Professor T. K. Oesterrelch, Dr. Eugene O sty, Dr. Morton Prince, Dr. Walter F. Prince, Professor Charles Richet, Dr. U. Tar- taruga, Dr. R. Tischner, Carl Vett. Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Salter, 31. Tavistock Square, London, W. C. 1. Hon. Secretaries— Mrs. Henry Sidgwick, Fishers Hill, Woking, Surrey; W . H . Salter, The Crown House, Newport, Essex. Hon. Research Officer—V. J. Woolley, M.D., St. Thomas’s Hospital, S.E. Hon. Editor—Mrs. W. H. Salter, The Crown House, Newport, Essex. Librarian and Editor—Theodore Besterman. S e c re ta ry —Miss I. Newton, 31. Tavistock Square, London, W. C. 1. Agents for America —The F. W. Faxon Co., 83, Francis Street, Boston, Mass. U. S. A. Letters o f inquiry or application for Membership should be addressed to the S e c re ta ry . Th« word* “Society for Psychical Research," In addition to “31, Tavlatock Squar*, London, W. C. 1,” m uit be used In addressing communications to the Society. 142 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

80CIETY FOR THE STUDY OF SUPERNORMAL PICTURES President, W. G. Mitchell, Esq., Darlington; Vice-President, H. Blackwell, E s q ., 43 Brownswood Road, Finsbury Park, N. 4; Hon. Secretary Fred. Barlow, Esq., “Bryntirion,” Springfield Road, Mosley, Birmingham, Eng. SPIRITUALIST COMMUNITY. Grotian Hall, 115 Wigmore St. (Nearest Station, Marble Arch or Bond St.). Services: Sunday Morning and Evening. A Spiritual Healing Service is included. Silver collection. Chairman of Committee: Mrs. St. Clair Stobart. Open Meetings: Every Monday, 6:30 P. M.; every Wednesday, 12:30 P. M. 1:30 P. M. Talk, Questions Answered and Clairvoyance, preceded by an Organ Recital. Admission free. Come and bring a friend. Offices of the Community: Grotian Hall, 115, Wigmore St., W. 1. Telephone, Welbeck 6814. Private Sittings with Mediums can b« booked. SPIRITUALISTS NATIONAL UNION, Ltd. (ENGLAND). Founded July, 1891. In­ corporated October, 1901. President, J. B. Mclndoe; Secretary, G. F. Berry, Registered Office, 162, London Road, Manchester.

Affiliated Societies Spiritualists’ National Union—Secretary: Mr. G. F. Berry, Broadway Chambers, 162 London Road, Manchester. British Spiritualists' Lyceum Union—Secretary: Mr. G. F. Knott, 20 Toad Lane, Rochdale. British Mediums' Union —Secretary: Mr. Bacon, Hildersheim Villa, 229 Dewsnap Lane, Dukinfield. British Magnetic Healers’ Association —21 Manor Street, Ardwick, Manchester. * * * SURVIVAL LEAGUE, THE. Object.—The purpose of the League is to spread, in ways the Council may approve, the knowledge of the Demonstrability of Survival after Death. In order to fulfil this purpose, the League shall seek to co-ordinate the various factors standing for Survival, thus testifying to the strength of the movement in favour of this belief. The League shall also organise at least one yearly public meeting or congress to give publicity to the progress of the work. The League shall endeavour to unite societies and individuals who are otherwise of divergent views yet who believe in Survival as a proven fact. Founded by Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott. Inaugural meeting held in the Queen's Hall, Lonaon, Sunday evening, October 13th, 1929, H. Dennis Bradley, presiding. For account of meeting, see “Light" (Lond.), October 26, 1929, p. 506. See also, “The Sur­ vival League and Its Founder,’’ “Int’l Psychic Gazette” (Lond.), November, 1929, p. 19. Committee: H. Dennis Bradley (Chairman), David Gow (editor of “Light"), Mrs. Julia Cannan (of the Theosophical Society), Maurice Barbanell (of S.N.U.), F. Whitmark (Lond. Dist. Council, S.N.U.), Noel Jaquin (L.S.A.), Miss Estelle W. Stead (Borderland Library), and the Organizer and Hon. Sec­ retary, Mrs. C. A. Dawson Scott. Address all communications to Hon. Sec., 125 Alexandra Road, London, N. W. 8. THE TEMPLES OF LIGHT. (Founded October, 1926). President in the Spirit: Johannes; Life President in the Body: W. Harold Speer; Hon. Treasurer, Dr. E. H. Worth. The Head Temple (and Great Psychic Centre Headquarters), 58 South­ wark Bridge Road, London, S. E. 1; 1st “Link” in the Chain. Golders Green Temple of Light, Highfield, Golders Green Road, N. W.; 2nd “Link” in the Chain, Middlesbrough Temple of Light, Linthrope Road; 3rd “Link" in the Chain, Brighton Temple of Light, 1 Clarendon Terrace, Kemp Town; Spiritualists’ Rest Room, Nightingale House, 1 Clarendon Terrace, Brighton (on the Marine Parade facing the sea). Official Gazette of the Christian Spiritualists’ Federa­ tion, “Temples of Light Gazette." VICTORIA PSYCHIC RESEARCH SOCIETY. (Composed of members of the stafT of the South-Western District Post Office, London, S. W. 1.) President, Mr. J. G. Coates. Address: Secretary, Victoria Psychic Research Society, StafT Box S. W. D. O., London, S. W. 1. THE “W. T. STEAD’’ BORDERLAND LIBRARY. 5 Smith Square, Westminster, S. W. 1. (Four minutes from the Houses of Parliament.) Hon. Secretary, Miss Estelle Stead. The Lending Library contains hundreds of books on psychic subjects. Open daily, 11-1, and 2-6. (Closed Saturdays and Sundays.) PROMINENT SOCIETIES 143

WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE PSYCHICAL SOCIETY, THE. 96, Tennyson Place, Bradford, Eng. President. Rev. J. A. Shaw, M.A.; Secretary, Mr. Edric Shaw; Librarian, Mr. S. E. Healey.

FRANCE

FEDERATION 8PIRITE INTERNATIONALE (International Splrltuallata’ Federa­ tio n ). See "International Societies" section. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF METAPSYCHICAL RESEARCH (Institut Meta- psychlque International). Founded by M. Jean Meyer, 89 Avenue Niel, Paris, ( X V I Ie ) . Honorary President, Prof. Charles Rlchet, Member ol The Institute of France, and Academy of Medicine. President, Prof. Rocco Santollquldo, Conseiller d’Etat d’ltalie. Vice-President, Prof. Leclainche, Member, Institutue of France, Inspector General, Chief of Sanitary Service, to the Minister of Agriculture. Other Members of Committee: Dr. Calmette, Medical Inspector General, Tresorler; Ernest Boxano; Dr. Cuneo, Gabriel Delanne; Sir Oliver Lodge, of The Royal Society of England; Dr. J. Maxwell, Attorney General at the Court of Appeals, Bordeaux; Dr. J. Teissier, Professor of the Medical Clinic at Lyon. DIRECTOR: Dr. Eugene Osty. Organ: "Revue Metapsychique." Founded by Dr. G. Geley; Editor, Dr. Eugene Osty. INSTITUT DE PSYCHO-PHYSIQUE APPLIQUEE. Siege Central: 25, rue des Apennins, Paris (17e).

MAISON DES SPIRITES. (Fondation Jean Meyer.) 8, rue Copernic, Paris (16e). Telephone: Passy 22-61. 80CIETES ADHERENTES A L'UNION SPIRITE FRANCAISE. 8, rue Copernic, Paris, (16e). For local Groups and Societies, affiliating with this "Union,” see General List of Societies under "France." SOCIETE FRANCAISE D’ETUDES PSYCHO-PHYSIQUES. S16ge Social: 25, Rue des Apennins, Paris (17e). Comltd: President, Louis Gastln; Vice-Presidents, D r. Heian Jaworski et Dr. G. Sentourens; Secretaire general, Louis Le Leu; Tresorler, J. M. Espana; Secretaire-arch! vis to, E. Routler-Fabre. Commission Technique: President, D r . Rend Bremler; Secretaire, Leloup de Salnvllle. SOCI£T£ PSYCHIQUE INTERNATIONALE. Ex-Soclete Magnetique de France. Founded by Hector Durvllle, October 6, 1887. 23, rue Saint Merrl, Paris (IV). Secretary-General, M. Henri Durville. UNION SPIRITE FRANCAISE. President, H. Chevreuil; Vice-Presidents, Jean Meyer et G. MdluBson; Secretaire General, Hubert Forestler; Tresorler, A. Marty, Com- mandeur de la Legion d’Honneur. “Le Bulletin de l’Union Spirits Franpaise, organ official des Spirites de France et des Colonies, est publie sous le controls du Comlte de l’U. S. F. Secretaire General, 8 rue Copernic, Paris (16e).

GERMANY

AERZTLICHE GESELLSCHAFT FUR PARAPSYLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, Berlin.

DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FUR WISSENSCHAFTLICHEN OKKULTISMUS (D. G. W. O.). Leader, Dr. Walther Kroner, Charlottenburg, Berlinerstrasse 24.

OEUTSCHER SPIRITISTEN VEREIN. Zentralband Deutscher Spiritlsten, Cologne. G e rm a n y . Leader, Karl LulsdorfT-Salvloll.

GERMAN SOCIETY OF PSYCHIC RESEARCH. President, Peryth Shou. Secre­ tary, Richard Wagner, Berlin-Helmsdorf, Albrechtstrasse, 33, Germany.

PSYCHOTHERAPEUTISCHES INSTITUT. A. Schlotterberg and Fr. Kress. Stutt- gart-CannstadL Glockenstrasse 12. 144 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

GREECE

SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Aristotelous St., 53, Athens, Greece. Presi­ dent: Dr. Angelos Tanagras, Inspecteur sanetaire de la Marines, Aristotelous St., 63, Athens. Secretary: Dr. Med. Mlltrade Vlastos, Colettls St. 31, A th en s, Greece. Treasurer: Dr. Ath. Zaphlrellls, Anytls SL 16, Athens, Greece.

HOLLAND

NEDERLANDSCHE VEREENIGING VAN SPIRITISTEN “HARMONIA." Goedge- keurd by Koninklyk Besluit van 7 December 1895, No. 29, etc. (Dutch Society of Spiritualists “Harmonia.” Approved by Order in Council dated December 7, 1896, No. 29, etc.) The principles of the society are: First, to teach the truths and principles of Spiritualism, etc.; second, to teach and proclaim the Science, Philosophy and Religion of modern Spiritualism. President, H. G. Nederburgh, LL.D., 4 Dunklerstreet, The Hague; Vice-President, J. J. Van Broek- hoven, Wychen by Nymegen; Secretary. J. Kakebeeke, 61 Essenburgsingel, Rot­ terdam; Treasurer, W. W. J. van Willigenburg, 53 Deltfsche St., Rotterdam; Trustee, Mrs. L. Servaas Smits-Peletier, 84 Brink, Deventer. Sections in: Amersfoort, Amsterdam, Apeldoorn, Arnhem, Assenblaricum, Bussum, Delft, Deventer, Dodrecht, Enkhuizen, The Hague, Groningen, Haarlem, Harlingen, Den Helder, Hengelo (O.), Leeuwarden, Maastricht, Nymegen, Rot­ terdam, Utrecht, Walcheren and Zutphen. Foreign Officers: Rev. M. Oeversluis, Zuidwolde by Groningen; First Conselller of the International Spiritualists Federation, Paris. P. Goedhart, 8 van Imhoff- plein, The Hague. Organ of the Society: “Spiritische Bladen,” (“Spiritualistic Leaves"), bi-monthly. Editor, H. G. Nederburgh, LL.D., 4 Dunklerstreet, The Hague. ROTTERDAMSCHE VEREENIGING VAN SPIRITISTEN “HARMONIA.” Goedge- keurd by Koninklyk Besluit van 3 November, 1924, No. 68. (Rotterdam Society o f Spiritualists "Harmonia.” Adopted by Order in Council dated November 3, 1924, No. 58.) Founded, 1900. Secretary: Bergweg 311, Rotterdam. The prin­ ciples of the society are: First, to teach the truths and principles of Spiritualism, etc.; second, to teach and proclaim the Science, Philosophy and Religion of modem Spiritualism, to encourage lectures on all subjects pertaining to the Spir­ itual and Secular welfare of mankind. President, J. Kakebeeke, 61 Essenburg­ singel, Rotterdam; Secretary, W. A. Bergman, 311 Bergweg, Rotterdam; Treas­ urer, K. Sipsma, 27 Rodenrysche St., Rotterdam; Trustees, Mrs. A. M. E. van den Kieboom, Th. Vermeer, W. Brouwer and A. A. Visser. Lyceum for Children: President, Mrs. A. M. E. van den Kieboom, 122 Schiekade, Rotterdam; S e c re ta ry , Miss M. B. Bergman, 311 Bergweg, Rotterdam. Organ of the Society: “Spiritische Bladen” ("Spiritualistic Leaves”), bi-monthly. Administration: 311 Bergweg, Rotterdam. 8PIRITE EXHIBITION. 1926-1927, Rotterdam. Administrator, Mr. W. A. Bergman, Boezemslngel, 226, Rotterdam, Holland. 6TUDIEVEREENINGING VOOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Founded, April 1, 1920, under Prof. Dr. G. Heymans of Groningen (deceased). Secretary, Dr. W. H. C. Tenhaeff, Reggestraat 24, Utrecht. President, Dr. P. W. de Koning; Treasurer, Mrs. Alblas; Librarian, Dr. C. A. Steenbergen.

HUNGARY

GESELLSCHAFT FUR PARAPSYCHOLOGIE (The 8. P. R. for Hungary). Buda­ pest II. Szasz Karoiy Gasse, 3. President, Dr. Charles Roethy. PSYCHICAL RESEARCHERS ASSOCIATION OF BUDAPEST. Founded in 1873 by Baroness Adelma de Vay; her husband, Baron Odon de Vay, and Dr. A. G ru n h n t, editing magazines, "Reflections from the Spirit World,” "Reforming L e a v e s ,” “The Light of Heaven,” which still exist. THE SPIRIT RESEARCH SOCIETY OF BUDAPEST. Budapest II., Tegla -u. IS. Librarian, Henry Enesy, formerly Colonel of the Royal General Staff. PROMINENT SOCIETIE9 145

UNION OF CIRCLE-LEADERS. Founded by Mr. Odon Ndrei In 1924. An ethical- religious society with many hundreds of members. Official Organ, “The New Path,” edited by Mr. Andor Borbdly.

ICELAND

8ALARRANN80KNAFELAG ISLANDS. (The S. P. R. of Iceland.) Reykjavik. Iceland. President, Einar H. Kvaran, Tungata 5, Reykjavik, Iceland; Secretary, Jakob J. Smirl, Reykjavik; Treasurer, Snobjom Arntjotsson, Reykjavik.

INDIA

THE ALL INDIA OCCULT HOUSE, Channlghat St., Dacca, India. Society for d issem i­ n atio n of Modern Spiritualistic Knowledge. President, Promode Prasanna Dutt, B.A.; Vice-President, Probode Kumar Mitter, M.A.; Secretary, Charu Chandra Ghose. ANDHRA RESEARCH UNIVERSITY, (Inc.) Vizianagaram City, (S. India). Chan­ cellor. His Highness The Maharajah Saheb Bahadur of Vizianagaram Raj.; Pres­ ident, Chevalier. Baron of Aran B. Seshaglri Rao, M.A. (Madras), Ph.D. (Wies), M.S.A. (Paris), etc. Office of the Hon. Professor of the Faculty of Psychic Research, Deputy Dean and Chief Consul for the University in the United States of America, Le Chevalier. Dr. Charles Burt Lyman, B.T.U. (Bharati Thirtha Upadhyaya), K.S.J., Ps.M., F.B.P.I. (Eng.), O.Sc.D., Rockford, 111, U. S. A.

BURMA PSYCHIC SOCIETY (Psychical Research), Nattalin, Burma, India. Presi­ dent, Saya Pyo, Ph.D, Nattalin; Vice-President, Saya U Tun Khin; Secretary, Maung Maung Gyl, Nattalin. Purpose and Scope of B. P. S.: The objects of B. P. S. may be summarized: To investigate psychical, occult and supernormal phenomena; to collect material bearing on the nature of these phenomena from every source available; to Impart instructions in psychic science. Membership and Fellowship: Membership in B. P. S. is open to all persons who are in sympathy with the objects of the society. Admission fees: Member­ ship, 81; Fellowship, $10. No annual subscriptions. Free-will offerings gratefully accepted. Fellows are selected from among the members, who are qualified, by the President from time to time. THE INDIAN SPITIRUALIST SOCIETY. 51 Gordhandas Building, Girgaum, Bombay No. 4, India; President, Jamnadas M. Meheta, Bar. at Law, Malbar Hill, Bom­ bay; Organizer, V. D. Rishi, 51 Gordhandas Bldg, Bombay 4. Patron, T. G. Khatao, Esq, 12 Harkness Road, Bombay.

IRELAND

SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, Belfast, Ireland. President and Joint Sec­ retary, C o lon el R. G. Berry, Ardaluin, Newcastle C o , Down, Ireland.

ITALY

INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOSYNTHESIS. Rome, Italy. President, Countess Gabriella Spalletl. Via Piacenza, 4, Rome, Italy. ITALIAN SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION. Founded 1928. President, Prof. Ernesto Bozzano; Committee, Messrs. Buttl Lltterio, Florence; Tulllo Castellan!, Genoa; Camlllo Delflno, Rome; Carlo del Lungo, Verona; Gulseppe de Musis, Milan; Angelo Drago and Grant A. Greshnam, Trieste, and MeBdames Luisa Caronl and Marla Martlnengo. Turin. Provisional headquarters, c/o Mr. T. Castellani, advo­ cate, CaBella postale 1525, Genoa. 146 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

SOCIETA’ Dl STUDI PSICHICI. Via Carducci, 4, Roma (con sezlone a Milano). Presidents: Achille Brioschl; Segretario: Angelo Marzoratl. Fondata nel 1900, ha lo scopo di studlare i fenomeni peichicl In genere attenendosl al metodo sperimentale. SOCIETY FOR PSYCHIC STUDIES. President, Mr. Olinto BinI, Florence, Italy.

JAPAN

JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHIC 8CIENCE. Founded 1923. President, Mr. W . Asano, Tokyo.

PSYCHICAL INSTITUTE OF JAPAN. President, T. Fukural, Professor, Kohyassan University.

NEW ZEALAND

CHRISTCHURCH SPIRITUALIST CHURCH (Incorp.) Trades Hall, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. Speaker, Mrs. M. Nordica (late of th e London Spiritualists’ Alliance and the Stead Bureau): President, F . A . Moody; Secretary, Mrs. Emerson. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. National Council: President, Mr. R. N. Ridd; Secretary, Me. A. W. Stables, P. O. Box 546, Dunedin, New Zea lan d . Branch Churches in Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, New Plymouth and Wellington. WELLINGTON SPIRITUALIST CHURCH (Incorp). New Century H a ll, Kent T e r ­ race. Splendid Lending Library. Speaker, Mr. R. A. Webb; President, M r. F . Turner; Secretary, Geo. Bodell.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

UNION ESPIRITISTA CRISTIANA DE FILIPINAS, Inc. Manila, I. F. (Address, care Juan Ortega, Masonic Temple, Escalla, Manila, P. I .) Board of Officers: G e n e ra l President, Bro. Juan Ortega; General Vice-President and Director of C abin ets, Bro. Fausto O. Raymundo; General Secretary, Bro. Simon Decena; General Asst. Secretary, Bro. Tiburcio Ramirez; General Treasurer, Bro. Ramon F . R e yes; General Auditor, Bro. Antonino Santiago. Members: Bro. Luis F. Reyes, Bro. Marciano Teodoro, Bro. Esteban Tolentino, Bro. Potenciano Andrade, Bro. Lorenzo Reyes, Bro. David Guevara.

POLAND

METAPSYCHICAL SOCIETY. (Towarzystwo Metapsychiczne.) Object: Psychical scientific research of occult facts. Krakdw, Poland, Europe, Potockiego Street No. 8. (The society exists five years and consists of about a hundred members of eminent authors, lecturers and leaders.) President: De Vlnceuz Eminowicz, Krakfiw Siemiradzki Street, 19. Vice-Presidents: Prof. Wodzinowsky, Panska 9; Prof. Paczowskl, Studencka 12; General L. Fuglewicz. Felizyanek 6. Secretary: Redactor Ludwig Szczepanskl, Potockiego Street 8. Treasurer: Baroness Mary Closmann, Prof, of Music and Pianist, Krakdw Starowislna Street, 21.

P8YCHO-PHY8ICAL SOCIETY OF WARSAW. President, Prof. Prospero de Szmurlo.

PORTUGAL

FEDERACAO ESPIRITA PORTUGUESA. Rua da Assunfifto, 58, Lisboa, Portugal. General Secretary, Pedro Cardia. PROMINENT SOCIETIES 147

RUMANIA

RUMANIAN SOCIETY OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. President, Dr. L. M. Mlra- horlan.

RUSSIA

80CIETY FOR PSYCHIC STUDIES, AT RIGA, RUSSIA.

SCOTLAND

GLASGOW SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. Vice-President, J. Arthur Findlay, J.P., O.B.E. GLASGOW ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS, 26 Holland St., Glasgow, Scotland. President, Mr. George Anderson; Secretary, Mr. J. B. Mclndoe, 26 Holland St„ Glasgow, Scotland.

SOUTH AFRICA

MEDIUM8’ ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA, 66 Winchester House, Johannesburg Address, The Honorary Secretary. Certified Mediums BROTHERS—T. H. Butters, H. Hantzakos, P. Jones, A. D. Moutos, W. Sayers, C. H. Watson. SISTERS—E. A. Blasley, L. Carstensen, G. Davies, F. M. Gamble, W. A . K. Harding, E. C. Howard, B. A. Ingham, L. Lingwood Smith, M. Lloyd, K. Mason, M. Napier, W. J. Phelps, A. Ross, M. Watson, M. Wilson.

SPIRITUALISTS UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA. (Affiliated to the International Spiritualist Federation.) Headquarters: 4 Stemmens Buildings, President and Von Brandis Streets, P. O. Box 6379, Johannesburg. Phone, 2173. President, Mr. L. Lloyd.

8 P A IN

FEDERACION ESPIRITA ESPANOLA. Diputaclon 96, pral. Avenida 11 de Noviem- bre. 81 Sabadell.

SWEDEN

8VENSKA CENTRALEN FOER PSYKI8K FORSKNING. Headquarters, 28 Brott- nlngg, Stockholem. Sweden.

SWITZERLAND

CENTRE PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL DE CONFERENCES ET DE CONGRES DE RESERCHES PSYCHIQUES DE GENEVE (The Permanent Psychic Center at Geneva), The objects of the Center are: (a) to arrange periodical congresses; (b) to endeavor to obtain the co-operation of the most eminent persons in all branches of science; (c) to conduct psychic study along lines which will appeal to philosophers and men of science; (d) to publish reports. The provisional committee includes Dr. R. Santodiquido, Dr. Charles Baudouin, Dr. Hans Driesch, Professor Grandjean, Dr. C. G. Jung and Dr. E. Osty. Secre­ tary, M. Raoul Montandon, 2, rue de l’Athdndd, Geneva, Switzerland. 148 HARTMANN'S DIRECTORY OP PSYCHIC SCIENCE

INTERNATIONAL PSYCHICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY. Official Organ, "Revue Metapsychique” (Paris). Provisional Board of Governors: Hon. President, M . C. Richet (France); President, Dr. R. Santoliqldo; Secretary, M. R. Montandon; Treasurer, M. Albert Pauchard. Address all correspondence to M. R. Montandon, 11, Rue de Beaumont, Geneva, Switzerland. SOCIETE d’ETUDES PSYCHIQUES DE GENEVE. President, M. Albert Pauchard, 12 Rue Carteret, Geneva.

TUNIS

INSTITUTE ASTROLOGIQUE DE CARTHAGE. Carthage, Tunis. (Also Psychic Sciences.) President, Mrs. Orea E . Wlndust; Secretary, Anna Walchren; Director, Dr. Francis Rolt-Wheeler. TUNISIAN INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIC RESEARCH. Director: Prof. Eugene N. Witry. RECENT BOOKS RECEIVED FIVE LITTLE BOOKLETS that every student of these subjects should have, written by eminent authors of the present day. 1. Human Survival and Its Implications. By Helen A. Dallas. 2. The Mental Phenomena of Spiritualism. By Rev. C. Dayton Thomas. 3. The Physical Phenomena of Spiritualism. By Stanley De Brath, M.I.C.E. 4. The Psychic Faculties and Their Development. By Helen MacGregor and Margaret V. Underhill. 5. Demonstrated Survival: Its Influence on Science. Philosophy and Religion. By Sir Oliver Lodge, F.R.S. London: L. S. A. Publications, Ltd. 1930. One shilling each. AMAZING SECRETS OF THE YOGI. (The Accumulated Wisdom of 4,000 Years of Experience by the Famous Hindu Adepts.) St. Louis, Mo. Charles F. Haanel. J5.40 Cash (or $2.00 monthly, three months). ARTIST IN THE GREAT BEYOND, AN. Message from a Father in Spirit Life to his Daughter, Violet, on Earth. Transcribed by Miss Violet Burton. London: Hutchinson & Co., 4/6, Net. BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO PRACTICAL ASTROLOGY, A. By Vivian E. Robson, B.Sc. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1931. $2.50. This book is just what the title conveys it to be, and gives the beginner a thorough working knowledge of the science of astrology, without embarrassing him with rules that might be a hindrance. BIBLE OF BIBLES, THE. By Frank L. Riley, M.D. What a few sectarian writers have done in this modern day for history, for literature, for philosophy, has at last been done for religion by the author of "The Bible of Bibles." Indeed, it has been done more perfectly, because the exact passages are given. The wis­ dom of the ages is concentrated in one book. BOOK OF BRAMIL YAH, THE. (In the Stillness of the Mountains, Bramil Yah slowly wrote his Book.) London: The C. W. Daniel Company. 1930. 3/6. A book of spiritually uplifting meditations. BOOK, THE. By W. H. (Coin) Harvey. Rogers, Arkansas, Route 1, Pyramid Box. The Mundus Publishing Co. 1930. Price 25c. An arraignment of present eco­ nomic methods and conditions with a "Remedy” for the more equitable distri­ bution of wealth, and better living conditions for the average man through government control of the Banking System and Public Utilities. The Book gives food for serious thought for the masses. CASE STUDIES BEARING UPON SURVIVAL. By John F. Thomas. Boston: Bos­ ton Society of Psychical Research. 1929. CONVERSATIONS WITH THE OTHER WORLD-TELEPATHY IN THIS. Edited by Isobel Grant. London: Williams & Norgate, Ltd. 1930. 2/6, net. EVIDENCE OF SURVIVAL. (Some Personal Experiences.) By S. Lidia Nancarrow. London: Arthur H. Stockwell. 1930. 3/- net. EVOLUTION OF SPIRITUALISM, THE. By Harvey Metcalfe. With an Introduction by Max Metcalfe, and a Preface by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. London: Hutchin­ son & Co. 7/6, net. FIFTY YEARS IN PSYCHIC RESEARCH. By Joseph F. Snipes. An exhaustive record of personal experiences with psychics for upwards of fifty years, based on stenographic records covering every phase of mediumship, with innumerable Instances of a veridical nature. Secure from the Author, at Cassadaga, Fla., or The Occult Press, Jamaica, N. Y. $4.00. FRAGMENTS FROM THE PAST. OR GLIMPSES OF THE LONG AGO. By Eugene E. Thomas. Los Angeles: By the Author. 1930. A book for “Seekers on the Path." illustrating the preservation of events in past lives in the Akashic records. GOD GIVEN. By Caroline Wellborn Dew. New York: By the Author, 1929. HEALTH: ITS RECOVERY AND MAINTENANCE. By Abduhl Latif (“The Man of Bagdad.”) The Great Persian Physician and Philosopher. 1162-1231.) Through the mediumship of Mrs. T. W. Garrett, edited by R. H. Saunders. London: Rider & Co. 1928. 6/- Net. JACQUES-JAQUELINE: Essai sur quelques PhenomOnes Normaux et Supra-Nor- maux. By Edgar-Emmanuel Bonnet. Paris: Pierre Bonnet. 1930. 15 Fr. LETTERS FROM ETERNITY. (Communications.) By Herman Behr. New York: Herman Behr. 1930. $1.00. . (A Life-Size Portrait.) By Lyman P. Powell. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1930. $5.00. 149 150 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

MENTAL RADIO. By Upton Sinclair. Pasadena, Calif.: By the Author. 1930. $3.00. NOT GONE, BUT WITH US STILL. (A Story of Messages.) Received through E. W. Oughtred. London: Arthur H. Stockwell, Ltd. 1930. 2/-. NUMEROLOGY SIMPLIFIED. By Elaine H. Williams. Chicago: New Publishing Co. 1930. $1.00. THE ONE WAY. (By “Teachers in the Spirit World”) through George B. Wehner as Medium. New York: Orient Exchange, Inc. 1926. $1.50. THE PROSPERITY LEAGUE OF AMERICA. INCORPORATED — NOT FOR PROFIT. A Correspondence Course of Sixteen Degrees, setting forth the eco­ nomic conditions of the Country, indicating how the Wealth of the Nation has been accumulated in the hands of two per cent of the people; who has it, and a suggested remedy for a more equitable distribution thereof. A detailed pres­ entation of National activities that may be studied wih profit to everyone. St. Louis. Mo.: Charles F. Haanel (704 N. Ninth St.). 1930. $6.00, at $2.00 monthly, or $5.40 cash. RAFT, THE. (Living Letters from the Famous Living Dead.) Written through Harrie Vernette Rhodes. Chicago: New Publishing Company 1929. $2.00. REICHENBACH'S LETTERS ON OD & MAGNETISM (1852). Published for the first time in English, with extracts from his other works, so as to make a complete presentation of The Odic Theory. Translated Text, Instruction, With Biography of Baron Carl von Reichenbach, Notes and Supplement by F. D. O’Byrne, B.A. (Lond.). London: Hutchinson & Co. 1926. 7/6, Net. RUDI SCHNEIDER: A SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION OF HIS MEDIUMSHIP. By Harry Price. London: Methuen & Co. 1930. 10/6. SCIENCE OF MAGNETIC. MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING. THE. (With Instructions How to Heal by Laying on of Hands.) By Rev. E. W. Sprague. Grand Rapids, Mich.: By the Author. 621 Madison Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1930. $2.50. SEEKERS. THE: Talks by “Dr. Lascelles." Edited by Rosa M. Barrett. London: The C. W. Daniel Company, 46 Bernard St., London, W. C. E. Price, 6/- net. SEVEN MINUTES IN ETERNITY: WITH THEIR AFTERMATH. By William Dudley Pelley. New York: , Inc. 1929. An out of the body experience on the part of the author, graphically described with comments thereon, together with a biographical sketch of the author. SOUL AND ITS MECHANISM. THE. By Alice A. Bailey. With Foreword by Prof. H. A. Overstreet. New York: Lucis Publishing Company. 1930. $2.00. SPIRITUAL VIBRATIONS. (By “H. P. Blavatsky.”) Through Arthur A. Ford as Medium. New York: Orient Exchange, Inc. 1926. $1.25. SUBHADRA, OR LIFE AFTER DEATH. By V. D. Rishi, B.A., LL.B. Bombay: Published by the author. 1929. Cloth, Rs. 3; Paper, Rs. 2 SPIRITUAL EDUCATION. By Alexander, Grand Duke of Russia. New York: Lucis Publishing Company. 1930. The Grand Duke Expounds the Law of Love, and emphasizes the Importance of spiritual education in children, indicating methods thereof, in the interest of coming generations to establish a more equitable method of living, in the Light of the Law of Love, and to the eradication of all evil now exising in human relations. It is a book that can be read with profit by everyone and should be studied by all parents. SPIRITUALIST MEDIUMS’ MANUAL. THE. Published by The Spiritualist Me­ diums’ Alliance. Headquarters: 933 N. Charles St., Saginaw, Mich. SWEET CORN FROM HEAVEN, per Richard A. Bush. A selection from a series of remarkable Spirit Communications. Arresting, Candid. Trenchant, Provocative, yet withal Informative and full of Sweetness and Encouragement. London: “The Greater World” and Manchester: Two Worlds Pub. Co. 1930. 3/6 Net. TALKS WITH THE INVISIBLE. By H. T. Lovejoy, L.Th. England: By the Author, 3 Featherstone St.. Sunderland. 1930. 3/-. TRAILS OF TRUTH. By Jenny O’Hara Pincock. Los Angeles: Austin Pub. Co. 1930. $2.15, postpaid. Being a verbatim record of thirty seances with the inde­ pendent voice medium, William Cartheuser, at the home of the author and the homes of various others, in St. Catharines, Ont., Canada. Secure through Mrs. R. N. Pincock, Box 95, Orange, N. J., or The Occult Press, Jamaica, N. Y. TRUE GHOST STORIES. By “Cheiro.” North Hollywood, Calif.: The London Publishing Co. 1930. $2.50. A remarkable series of authenticated Ghost Stories, presented in a most convincing manner. Among these are: The Famous Mummy Case of the British Museum; Ghostly Hand Writes Death Warrant on a Mirror; Nurse Carvell Speaks to Me Two Years After Her Death; Gem of Ill-Omen that Fore-shadowed the Downfall of the Kaiser; Lost Deeds Found by a Spirit, etc., making an unusually interesting volume. BOOKS WORTH READING 151

UNSEEN WORLD, THE. Being the Remarkable Experience in the Family of W. C. Nation (editor of "The Message of Life," New Zealand) and Subsequent Inves­ tigation into the Phenomena and Teachings of Spiritualism. By W. C. Nation. Levin, N. Z.: By the Author. 1920. 2/-, Net. Present Address of "The Message of Life,” Box 24, Raetihi, New Zealand.) VOICES FROM BEYOND. By Dr. Henry Hardwicke. (A Book of Facts and Details of Supernormal Phenomena.) Niagara Falls, N. Y.: Harkell Company. 1930. Paper, $1.00; Imitation Leather, $2.50. Dr. Hardwicke's book will confound any reasonably minded sceptic. It is one of the worth-while books of the year.

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A TO Z HOROSCOPE MAKER AND DELINEATOR. By Llewellyn George. Lob Angeles: Llewellyn Pub. Co., 1928. $4.00. ASTROLOGY BIRTHDAY BOOK, THE. By Hazel L. M. Fauber. Shows names of famous people born on each day, and provides a place for birthdays of friends. Chicago, New York: Laidlaw Brothers, 1929. $2.00. AUBREY MESSAGES. Life in the Next World; Trips to Mars and Venus, etc. Com. municated by Audrey Peacock to his mother, Ida Eckert-Lawrence. Los Angeles: Austin Pub. Co., 1928. $2.00. AWAKENING TO THE UNIVERSE, AN. By Dr. O. A. Osty. Minneapolis, Minn.: Privately printed, 1927. Cloth, $2.60; paper cover, $1.75. An elaborate disserta­ tion on the Bible, an extensive section on personal spiritualistic experiences of the author. BOOK OF SPIRITUAL WISDOM, THE. By "Cuno,” through the hand of Frederick H. Haines, with a foreword by Stanley DeBrath. (A guide to the unfoldment of the spiritual being). Watford, Herts., Eng.: Pure Thought Press, 1928. 6s. BRIDGED! PSYCHE—THE LINK. By A. Symonds. London: Anglo American Publications, 1929. 3/6 or $1.00. A series of essays on spiritual philosophy, and large chapter of "Communications from the Unseen.” CATALOGUE. "BOOKS for SEEKERS AFTER TRUTH.” (Dr. R. Narayan's Lend­ ing Library.) Delhi, India: Published by "Practical Medicine.” Second edition, 1929. Price, Rs. 1-8; 2 shillings or 50c. CHRIST ON THE ROAD OF TODAY. By A. K. Mozumdar. Los Angeles: Messianic Pub. Co., 1927. $2.60. A soul stirring story of how to solve your problems; to regenate, rebuild and rejuvenate your body, written by a spiritual teacher who has few equals, and wrho demonstrates his philosophy in his own person. THE CLASSIC OF SPIRITISM. By Lucy McDowell Milburn. New York: By the author. $2.00. A masterful presentation of spiritualism in the light of biblical authority. CASUAL ESSENCE PERSONIFIED, THE. (A Short Study of Primitive Language.) By Aleta B. Baker. Boston: By the author, 1928. $2.00. CELESTIAL SHIP OF THE NORTH. THE. By E. Valentia Straiton. 2 vols. New York: Abert & Charles Boni. $6.50. Revealing the mystery of the ages, tracing the origin of different religious beliefs, by correlation of astronomy, astrology, the Bible and ancient folk-lore. DEATH UNVEILED. (A Record of Personal Experiences and Sittings with Well Known Mediums.) By Anna Louise Fletcher. Washington, D. C.: Privately printed, 1929. $1.50. DIE KRIMINELLE FRUCHTABTREIBUNG. By Dr. Eduard Ritter von Liszt. In 2 vols. A masterful presentation by an eminent jurist of Vienna, relative to abor­ tion, malpractice, the rights of the unborn child, criminal sex procedures, and laws applying thereto. Zurich: Art. Institut Orell Fussli. 24 francs each. EL GENESIS RACIONALISTA. La Creacidn Primera. Por Bibiano Zalvldar Cervantes. San Antonio, Tex.: Talleres de La Epoca. 1929. EMANCIPATION. By Faith Stewart Arnold. "This book breaks the seal of century- ridden silence enveloping love, marriage, sex and generation.” (The Progressive Thinker.) West Concord, Mass. G. E. Miles. $2.00. END OF THE CIRCLE. By Percy Gomery. Toronto: The Macmillan Company, 1929. An absorbing story envisaging the projection of the soul of a man of sixty into the body of a new-born infant, with retention of all former faculties. FROM FOUR WHO ARE DEAD. Messages to C. A. Dawson Scott. Introduction by May Sinclair. London: J. W. Arrow-smith, 1926. Price, 5/-. GENERAL SURVEY OF PSYCHICAL PHENOMENA. By Helen C. Lambert. New York: The Knickerbocker Press, 1928. ORDER THROUGH THE OCCULT PRESS, BOX 43, JAMAICA, N. Y. 152 HARTMANN’S DIRECTORY OF PSYCHIC SCIENCE

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153 "A CALL TO THE REVOLUTION OF THE ‘SPIRIT’ AGAINST ‘MATTER’ IN THE NAME OF FREEDOM, OF SPIRIT, OF LIFE AND OF LOVE FOR EVERY HUMAN BEING—

THE WORLD’S BLOODLESS REVOLUTION.”

By

His Imperial Highness, Alexander, The Grand Duke of Russia

I have decided to write a few explanatory words to those of my friends who have heard and have shown more than a general interest in my ideas. In my lectures I was bound by the request of my Manager to speak primarily about the experiences and incidents of my life and have only been able to insert In the history of it, my basic outlooks on human life. But in truth the only thing which interests me and the sole reason for my coming to America is to explain my deep convictions, which are the results of the lesson which my long eventful life has taught me.

I had in life everything which, according to the current idea, represents the greatest happiness. I had power, limitless means, not knowing the value of money. I had a position which placed me above any laws, the fate of men depended on my word or gesture; but the great Revolution broke out and on a certain morning, I awakened to the realization that I had nothing. I had lost all and had been deprived of all the so-called blessings of life.

Every material thinking man would have felt himself deeply miserable but I, for the first time in my life, felt full freedom from all the useless burdens which attached me to earth and bent me to it. More and more was I absorbed by the feeling of true, cloudless happiness.

How did it happen? The reason of it was that, having lost everything, I had not lost my soul which, being freed from captivity, began to talk in me and to me. It raised me above the trivialities of life and assigned me to ways of that real happiness which is the result of following the fundamental law of the world—the law of love in our spiritual and material life.

When we follow the law of love, of which Christ was the Revealer, we give our soul the possibility of getting into contact with the superior powers, and with the Supreme Power which we call God. That is the way on which the revaluation of all the seeming values takes place, on which the true values come into play and on w’hich we are led to true freedom and true happiness.

The response which my lectures met in America, the attention to the ideas which I am promulgating call for something definite, but above all the inner voice which first spoke to me forced me to pass from words to action.

It Is essential that we form an organization which will unite women and men o| persons who place the interests of spiritual development and the domination of who think along the same lines as I do. One must create a new and unique center 154 T H E GRAND D U K E ’S MESSAGE 155 the »pirit in the current dally life as the principal point of their existence. This organization must hare as its first aim the spiritualization of the educational system and then adapt it to the development of a spiritual character.

This organization must develop on broad lines, actively fighting against the exist­ ing Bolely materialistic outlook on life. With the help of articles, pamphlets, books and lectures we must unveil the fundamental false basis of our present life, which is the cause of all the calamities of modern humanity—the cult of materialistic principles.

Special types of teachers must be prepared for the schools and special manuals written in which the ethic principles must be bound together with the spiritualization of life and with the fundamental law of the spiritual life—tne law of love.

The organization and the centre will gradually come to the realisation of the need of the spiritualisation of the penal code and of legislation. People will come to understand that the penalty of death is inconsistent with the interests of the spiritual development of humanity.

The inter-murder en masse, which is called War, must be disavowed and pre­ vented in the future by the inculcation of peace ideas in the education of the child. This can be done only from the standpoint of recognizing the rights of the soul and the spiritualization of our life on the basis of the law of love. The organizing centre must be built according to a special plan and by the creation of a number of com­ mittees and allied sections.

I am working on the formulation of this plan and would like to know if you will he ready to cooperate and work with me. The material side of the plan will be developed later, when a group of active promoters has formed itself.

Address all communications to

ALEXANDER, GRAND DUKE OF RUSSIA.

Permanent address, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Madison Avenue and 46th Street, New York, N. Y.

NOTE:—All those in whose heart the words of the Grand Duke strike a respon­ sive chord, and who desire to join in his effort to form a "Fellowship of Humanity,” as a "Legion of Christ,” and “Spiritual Democracy," to practice "The Religion of Love,” are urged to communicate their sentiments to His Imperial Highness at the above address. (Editor.)

“If the mind of man it illuminated by the Divine Light, the ethereal vehicle of hie toul becomes filled with light and it shining ."— J a m b l i c h u s .

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