Interpreter, The.
Issued Monthly in the Divine Year and Devoted to "The Final Things" / A Monthly Periodical of 40 Pages Devoted to the Interpretation of The Sacred Writings of the World: Visions, Dreams and Dream Stories; the Restoration and Consummation of All Things.
Behold, He cometh with Clouds
1901-1905? Bimonthly, monthly
Chicago, IL; Williams Bay, WI.
Editor: George Chainey, editor and conductor.
1/1, March-April 1901. $1.00 a year. 40 pp.

Advertised in Weltmer's Magazine, 1901, and in The Life, 1902, 1904, and 1905: "Issued monthly in the Divine Year and devoted to 'The Final Things.' Exponent of the 'School of Interpretation.'" "Devoted to the interpretation of the Sacred Writings of the world: Visions, Dreams and Dream Stories: the Restoration and Consummation of All Things." The school was also called The Mahanaim School of Interpretation which Chainey ran in Chicago and then California as a mail-order venture coupled with personal lessons and Sunday worship services. The advertisements carried in the journal ran from Weltmer, to J.F.C. Grumbine, Evelyn Arthur See, S.C. Greathead (exponent of Levi Dowling), H.E. Butler to Peter Davidson's The Morning Star. On Chainey, see the note under The Infidel Pulpit and The Gnostic. University of California Santa Barbara.

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