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GHOST

STORIES

Vol. 2
January, 1927
No. 1

CONTENTS Never Scoff at a Ghost . . . an Editorial by GEORGE WILLIAM WILDER 7

The Specter of the Yellow Quarter . . . By "John Smith," as told to ALAN VAN HOESEN 8

What could bring an old Celestial like Tsing Lai Low back from the dead?

Johnny Kelly’s Christmas Ghost . . . By ANTOINETTE GREGORY, as related by EDWIN A. GOEWEY 12

Possession is nine paints of the law. At least "Santa Claus" thought so

“They Who Play With Sacred Things . . . By JIM KIRKLAND, told to MARK MELLEN 14

Jennings should have treated seriously the spiritual advice given him

The Black Spider . . . EDMUND SNELL 17

This Jap thought he could improve on universal law

The Woman With Two Souls . . . By ALLAN GORDON, narrated by J. PAUL SUTER 20

Can two souls merge into one?

Can the Spirits of the Dead be Photographed? . . . SAMRI FRIKELL 24

Science has gone far in this age. Read what the next step may be

Out of a Gleaming Tomb . . . RALPH DURHAM 26

Out of a tomb Ralph Durham's father returned to earth, to reveal an astounding secret

They Hanged a Phantom for Murder . . . By “DOCTOR GREY,” told by R. CUMMINGS 29

Can a phantom really be hanged? This man came back from the spirit plane, and then

Pawn of the Unseen . . . LYON MEARSON 32

Arrows don't fly through the air of their own volition. Yet who in that house of death could send a messenger of death to the man who loved Lenore?

The Doll That Came to Life . . . By ARTHUR BRANSCOMBE, told to VICTOR ROUSSEAU 35

Was it only a doll? How then could it talk?

“What a Man Sows——. . . COLONEL NORMAN G. THWAITES 38

Sow kindness and reap kindness. Sow brutality and reap a terrible reward

NEXT! Within Four Creeping Walls . . . ROBERT SNEDDON 40

Auto-suggestion is powerful. Can it drive a man to suicide?

Under the Spell of the Red Circle . . . WILBERT WADLEIGH 43

Professor Travers realizes the deadliness of the Red Circle when it seems too late to save the beautiful Evelyn

The Man Who Died Twice . . . FRANK BELKNAP LONG, JR. 46

This man was dead— and didn't know it!

OF PARTICULAR INTEREST

Spirit Tales——Timely Topics of Current Psychic Interest . . . 50

$10,000 Offered for Ghosts . . . 57

Were You Bom in December? Let the Stars Determine Your Fate . . . 58


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