Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1922 — Page 11

APRIL 14,1922.

CONAN DOYLE OFFERS VIEWS ON HUMAN SOUL English Author Says He Gets Data From Those Already Dead. TOSITIYE DEFINITIONS’ NEW YORK, April 14.—Plans and ■peci£ cations for heaven and hell, complete from lower to upper levels, are being revealed to Americans In a series of lectures by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Sir Arthur gets his Information straight from the spirits of those who have passed on—some twenty-three of them. He's not as poetic, hut much more specific than Mr. Milton, Signor Dante and others who have essayed descriptions of the beyond. There's ml i doubt tut what Sir Arthur beilevts In spiritualism ns firmly as *ie believes in eating, drinking and sleeping. This bulky Britisher, knighted for his success In letters, married and the father of a fine family, conservative In his manners as any man of 65, has seen ghosts, talked with them, received written messages from them —and that settles every question, as far as he is concerned. If you ask Sir Arthur about any phase of heaven or hell he answers direct, specific, with absolute positiveness and conviction. Here are some of his startling statements: •‘Heaven—This Is to me as definite a world as Europe or the United States. It Is very like this world, except that

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heaven Is deTold of the ugly, the unhappy, the evil things we find in this life. “Heavenly Spirits—ln heaven every person is at the zenith of his or her powers. The spiritual body is like the earth body, except that the former is complete ‘ and beautiful. In heave we lose all earth- j ly deformities; the person with only one j leg, one eye or a crooked spine Is made whole. The little children attain perfect manhood or womanhood. “Heavenly Homes—There are beautiful homes in heaven, surrounded by gar-. dens of wonderful flowers. I believe that one finds there one's favorite pets. There are woodlands and lakes, games and sports, joy and laughter. Yes, and the opportunity to work. “Heavenly Music—The heavenly music Is joyous. Inspiring, soothing. You know thrt on this earth thre ore many sounds pitched so high that the human ear cannot record them. The music of the world beyond Is of this sort. “Human Weaknesses Heaven Is a replica of earth, except that the grossly material things and the weaknesses of the flesh do not enter there. All one's desires are realized In heaven, but the heavenly body does not desire, for example, liquors or tobacco. I "Purgatory—This is a state between i heaven and hell, in which souls unfit to i enter the higher realms must spend some ; time, progressing from level to level, pre--1 paring themselves for the higher state. ; Purgatory Is sadder, darker, graver than j this world. It usually takes 40 years for a soul to work its way out of pur- | galory. “Hell—This Is not a place of fire and ' brimstone, but it Is a dull, dismal place, lower than purgatory, In which go those souls that have throttled their spiritual nature In this life. These souls will suffer the mental stress of working themselves out of this level. Among them will be the souls of suicides, who have attempted to escape from the exaction* of his life. “Marriage Heavenly bodies mate, and all marriages are perfect. There

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are no Jealousies, no coverings, no triangles and no divorces In heaven, for every soul is satisfied with its spiritual mate. "Proof—Among 23 spirits with whom I have held direct communication are my j son, who lost his life In the war, and j my mother, who is addition to talking with me wrote a note, in which she made a habitual error of spelling and to which she signed a pet name, which no medium could have known. “Materialization Spirits manifest themselves to ns through mediums. It Is the ectoplasm that we see. (Ectoplasm, says the Standard Dictionary, is the denser outer protoplasmic layer of a unicellular organism or cell without a cell.vall, as of an amc ba or of certain ova. Got It?) This has been scientifically analyzed and Its chemical constituents partially Identified. “Phenomena —It would be well not to sneer at the tilting table or the tinkling tambourine, sometimes seen at seances. These have been simulated by tricksters, it's true; but what has not been exploited by fakirs? Remember that It was a falling apple that gave us the seeret of gravity. “Religion—The world Is moving toward general acceptance of spiritualism. This means an increase in moral strength and general happiness here. Some say spiritualism is the work of the devil, but if so it is his best work. Seriously, It is the greatest revelation of God.” Ichthyologists Tell Wonderful Fish Story HONOLrX.tr,' Hawaii,' April 14—A fish of a species hitherto unknown to science, caught by a Japanese fisherman thirteen miles off shore at a depth of 1,200 feet, on exhibition here Is causing great interest amoug Ichthyologists and the general rubric. The specimen weighs 150 pounds, Is

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