South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 330, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 November 1919 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MIRAGLE MAN IS I HEALING IWi

"Miracle Man" and First Patient

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FLOOD CITY MARKET

Makes No Claim of Being Doctor, But Can Cure All Ailments.

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iv c. i ons woi r. T Tarry Daid I Miyn. tlx- modern "mirac!" man" continues to h?a' hur.drds of pMier.t nn I NVw t'ar11!' is he coming th goal for erippl. 1 aralytls and .ick from all parts of the country who ;rrho by train, car an:! automobile. In--tar.ce cf his miraculous feats t healing arc at hand vorywlKrc and th people of NVv; 'arli.sle rrc;?o one tfrj aftf r ;.:.ihr in which most fxtfmc m ---..; h i'." 1 n help d wnd e entirely c urf.1. A 1 irc- number of South i'.end p.-opin li.iv Im en to Ni'v; Carlisle to bo trratr.l by th" "niirarb- man." numl.rrs of them having reported . relieved nMrcly or partially froni afflictions of whi-h they have suffered for years Mr. Mays, who w.n interviewed

Monday. maks r.o claim t being a

iloctor, but states that h can cur pati r. t s frf any sb-kruss or di'-e.te from which they may !- suff ring. lV)-sitly r.rA in th- hr-t treatment, but If the patient vill give him a chance and take enough treatment" civ will be- certain. In appearance, ay far as b-dng a divine heal' r, Mr. Mays is rather 1 i -a ppoint ing. Ho is a -hort, but pow-rfullv built man II! features arc irregular and h Ik remarkablv pi rHng bla'k eyes that are sr t 1 p, M" !iun' to p er from under :x re.it shoc' of blak hair which grows lo.v 0:1 his fore-b-ad. Is flmil N.itiirr'l. Tie is xtren:cl- srood n atured and talks and joke while working on !i i patients. His im thod -f treatment cmists In rv.bbi r.;r his hand lightly

over th' bark of th" patient

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Turkeys, ducks, gees and chickens flooded the city mxu-ket Tuesday, plvinpr the housewives a chance to buy their Thanksslvintr meat. Turkeys were finding: a ready market, both dressed and undressed, as were chickens. A larye number of geese were selling, though not po rapidly, and a few ducks were selling moderately. Prices asked for turkeys were around 3 8 cents with ducks at 30 and geese at 28. Undressed chickens wer? selling at about 25 cents. Several farmers who had butchered recently, had fresh meat for sale pr.d these cuts were belnp boupht rapidly by one of the largest crowds that has attended the city market since th first indication of cold weather. Although tho morning was damp, people were out In lanre numbers and by the middle of the morning nearly everything was sold. Hams were Felling at 28 cents and houlders at 27 cents. Besides meats, potatoes, carrots, parsnips and apples were being offered at the market. Apples wer selling at four pounds for 25 cents and at from $2 to $2.10 per bushel. Potatoes were selling around $2.25 per bushel.

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Store Opau 8:30; Clozes 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m.

New Modes in Evening Dresses

For Thanksgiving and Holiday Social Affairs

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Harry David L. Mays (riph t) and Dr. J. B. Waynick of New Carlisle whom he cured to such an extent that th doctor Is now able t o walk about slowly, after having been an invalid for 28 months. The picture shows the method Mr. May s uses In the treatment of his patlcnt3.

would cause immediate sickness. The smoker suffered no damaging result when the smok was finished and Mr. Mays explained it by saying, "I did not want it to make you sick and would not let it." Works on Patients. While being interviewed Mr. M avs worked on a number of pati

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and i was crowded, some or them carrp'H

The Horoscope

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FINTE CTIRY8AXTJIKMUMS. All kinds of them. In pot plants or in cut flowers, can bo had at the Beyer Floral company greenhouse, 1210 Mishawaka av. Come and save money, or telephone Lincoln 5412. We deliver all orders from Jl up. 4226-26.

Mmetirr.es over th afflicted part f the body. Soni of bis patients state

that thev an f 1 an unusual vtv

warmth when his hands pass over j

them. A b'r it number of them siy that tb-y have li'f n b 1 1 I wonderfully while othrs up' not sure but bdie that they will b- eventually. Mr. Mays states t!iat be has had jiractbally no education. Some say

that he can m-iHwr r.n.l nor write. While being interviewed a special delivery letter came f,- iim which

his wife immediately took charge r,fj and refused to let him si-m fr. sh-.' j hiirning and rending it. !! hasj

worked at every imaginable tr:"b- I man

"Just t sn if T could make a livin ' Mrs

at them," wa the way Ik- exprcsa d it. He says that he is an expert automobile and steam engine mechanic and that during the war h worked in the ship yards. TUfore that he made- bo cream for the largcot Ire cream factory in Pittsburg, where he came from.

In answer to the question as to his i lisb

knowledge of where Iiis im wer of healing comes from, h" said. "s I know whore I ?et my power, hut I am not golncr to tell. I have them all guessing and do not intend to explain it until T g't ready. Theso wise doctors ate educated and ought to know all about it b : th m give the explanation- I've known that I pos?es a power ever sine- I was six years old but did no begin to cure fickne-s until eight years ago." "I started for California to practice friere but stopped in Mishtwak;i where th"y ran me rut of town and I cam here. I intend to stay her: and build a large sanitarium. There is no question f mv ability to cure, I have relieved people, who have beon given up by so nie of the gratest specialists in the country." Another interruption came in the interview wht n a re al "state man of the town t ailed at the rerue-t of Mr. Mays, to discuss the .sale of some property tor a sanitarium. While talking over hi plan Mr. Mays said. "I want an acre or two of land on that hich spot wh. re the sanitarium will get plenty of light and air. It will be set back front the street

crutches, some were suffering from stomach trouble and others from

disease Imaginable. Most of

these were taking dally treatments and all of them showed prent improvement acordincj to persons who wer seeing- tin m each day. The town and the hospital were crowded and it was necess.-rry for numbers to be passed out to the patients in order that they might be treated in their regular turn. Mr. Mays worked until midnight Monday and had only stopped long enough to rat his meals

since S o'clock in the morning. Among the prominent South Bend people who visited the "mlracl

were: Mrs. A. Ib Krskine and J. M. Htudebtkrr. Mrs. F-tilde -

baker is said to have tr.ken her third treatment and to have been helped greatly. When called upon Mrs. Studebake refused t make any statement concerning it. 1'orin 0)n0'tln. A corporation has been formed under the name ef The New Car-

Sanitarium, of which James

Promt of the Partners bank of New Carlisle Is preside-nt. Other members of the company are Loo Cassady, C.uy Smith, Dr. J. lb Waynick and Kred lb sMs r of South Bend. The company has purchased the hou.se now being used as a smltarium, and have insured Mr- Mays' life for n 0 0 . He has also been signed to a three year contract. In the meantime the fame of the "-niracle man" is going abroad. Saturday the International and Universal Film Service had representatives at New Carlisle ami 600 fet of pictures of him at work were photographed. Monday the Pnderwood and Fnderwood Co. wired Mr. Mays

for pictures of himself and some his patients.

Wi:iNi:si)AY, NOV. 20. Although thi3 may be a day of conflicting situations and annoyances, according to the stellar testimonies, on the whole it should be notable for Important events and some progress. Saturn rules powerfully, ana under !his reign there should be a removal of old crystallized conditions and obstacles, making way for nev and permanent progress find improvement. New and substantial projects md undertakings should be launched under the promise of firm foundations and stability. Those in employment may be subject to anxiety or annoyance, and domestic, social and romantic affairs are threatened with worries !.rul disappointments. Undertake journeys with care, avoiding the prospect of accident or injury. Thoee whose birthday it is, while thrntened with some anxieties or annoyances, are promised planetary help to sjecess if they exert ordinary care in their affairs. Their domestic interests may cau.se some concern. A child born on this day will be generally steady and reliable, but inclined to be untidy, careless mid unsettled.

C. 0. POWER PRESENTS

PROGRAM IN SCHOOL

C. Oliver Tower of Columbus. O

presented his "Riley-Orphant An- j nie" program to the children of the Studebaker school Monday after- i noon, to the adults of the Stüdebaker district Monday night, to the j children of the Madison school!

Tuesday morning, to the children of the River Park school Tuesday afternoon and will continue his presentation of these programs until he has visited every Fchool in the city.

Mr. Power has known James i

Whltcoir.h Itlley personally, has talked to the rlginal "Orphant Annie," and has associated with the people of Riley, making him infinitely capable; o f interpreting Riley's poems correctly and feelingly. More than '00 children heard him at the Studebaker school Monday a'temoon und were delighted with his

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When your meals don't fit and you feel uncomfortable, when you belch cases, acide or raise sour, undigested food. When you feel lumps of indigestion pains, heartburn or headnche from acidity, just eat a tablet of harmless and reliable Pape's Diapepsln and the stomach distress is goneMillions of people know the magic of Pape's Diapepsin an an antacid. They know that most indigestion and disordered stomach are from acidity. The relief comes quickly. no dls-

Man in The I appointment! Pape's Diapepsin helps

MEN WANTED FOR WORK IN U. S. NAVY

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CHAPLAIN DELIVERS LECTURE ON KILMER

Rev. Charles Ij. O'Donnell. who served abroad as chaplain of the nnivt infantry, delivered a lecture on "Joyce Kilmer In France" before the Knights of Columbus at their regular meeting in the Walsh hall

A request for men in the engineer and ; rttcifer brandies rf tho navy was mad-. by the IJureau of Navigation In a letter received at the local station Tuesday Lr.c.ugli men are being enlisted In the heaman brandies but specially trained men are needed foi the mechanical line of the service. Spe cial endure r.ents ar? being offered to men with engineering experience and to steam Miters, blacksmiths, bollerm:;kers and other artieifer trades. These men are riven a petty officer rating immediately upon enlistment and promoted as rapidly as possible, there being a "rent reed at the present time for uvt in these branches. A lartre mechanical school is maintained by the navy at Charleston, C. where men who w;uh to learn a machinists trade are given one of the best courses obtainable in the country. The report of enlistments .'rnn the various sub-stations throughout the state was far btlow the average

Moon" and "The Raggedy Man" c: was his adult audience In the evening when he presented "An livening with Riley and Orphant Annie" "That Old Sweethtar: of Mine" "Out to Old Aunt Mary's" and "Nothln to Sa" were-rs-peclally well liked by tho audience. Mr. Power wili appear tonight at tho River Park school, Monday r.HrnIng at 8:20 o'clock at the high school, at 1 0 : CO o'clock at the junior high school. Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium; Wdnesday morning at the Lincoln school and Wednesday afternoon at the Kaley school. The remainder of his tchcdule will be announced later.

ARREST LOCAL YOUTHS FOR GOSHEN ROBBERY

regulate your stomach so you can eat favorite foods without fear and a box of thesrj world-famous stomach tablets cost so little at drug stores Advt.

Vhere are so many elements that contribute to the m;, -cess or failure of a woman's freick at social affairs that it rhculd be chosen with the utmost care. We are certain you'll find in our displays the cotum or frock that suits you best. The Evening Dresses Are Here In nets, satins and laces of the most bewitching shades, also in velvets. A remarkable collection, priced from S30.00, $35.00 and up to $75.00. Afternoon Gowns of Silk Equally handsome, rich in materials and perfect in workmanship. They come fresh from New Yorlc and show the very latest in fashion's modes. Combinations of Satins and Georgettes and all Satins with embroidery and bead trimmings. Colors are navy, copen and black. Remarkably priced at $2.5.00, $29.75. Serges and Tricotine Frocks A smart warm dress for shopping, business or early morning exercises in the crisp air. Modes in many styles, ranging from $19.75 up to $45.00.

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Surplus Samples of Bag Tops

Special Sale Tomorrow of Popular Short Coats At a most opportune time comes this special offering. What a splendid gift, and at a saving substantially le?s than the usual price! Coats of Beaver

Plush tomorrow at $19.75. Coats of Seal Plush tomorrow at $35.00 and $50.00.

From a New York manufacturing jeweler, at a saving of 50 per cent. Metal and Shell Tops in new designs with chain or rings. Prices from 75c. $1.00. $1.25 to $5.00. Tapestry Ribbons in beautiful colorings, from $1.25 yard. Special Tomorrow Union Suits for Women. Wr have a heavy fleeced Union Suit in large sizes only, high neck, long sleeve, ankle length. Always sold at $2.25, at $1.75. Womrn's Hose Women's Black Lisle Finished Hose, with hemmed top. A regular 19c quality, at 4 pairs for 50c.

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drive-way leading up." When the real estate man. seemed disinclined to sell Mr- Mays stated that his sanitarium would build up th town eventually and every train would stop it t New r.ulK'.e just the s.m as at 'hie. mo. and that hi hospital would rival any in the ounfv. When !k"'i if the report

( ouncil chambers Mondav night. His i for the week Just ended. Indiana

polis Secured six enlistments from :'5 applicants. Evansvillc had three men accepted from eight applicants. South ISend had four applicants but accepted none of them. The total for the state was 12 enlistments from 60 men applying.

was the fourth of a series of talks .irranged by the knights Plans for the Knitrhts of Columbus initiation to bo held Iec. ö and , 7 and fr the initiatory banquet at I the Oliver hotel, pec. 7. were comi pleted at the meeting. Sixty-five .candidates will receive the degrees 'and will ! o cuests of the Notre

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he eould touch a t and cau" it to w d.-athly sick Mr.

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him a lighted cicr.irct which, he held in hi hand for a few seconds and i t-turned with, the r. mark that i?

Ham council at a Oliver ball room. De-

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The regular Thanksgiving service w.ll be held as usual at First Church

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Where's My Amerikorn???? Madame! Don't have such a terrible scene, as this one, in your home. Keep your husband happy

by giving him a good breakfast.

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ISSUES WARNING TO DRUGGISTS OF STATE

Warning to doctors and druggists that drug addicts are forging prescriptions for variouä narcotics in Indiana, was issued by John Hultz, revenue agent for Indiana, today. Doctors should take carp to mako it impossible for the addicts to steal their prescription blanks or letterheads, and drug&ists should be especially careful to scrutinize all pre-

I seriptions for narcotics, the agent

said. Druggists should be unusually energetic in their efforts to keep from filling forged prescription? because they are held liable by federal laws in case a bogus order is filled. Mr. Hultz added. A number of reports that elru addicts are stealing prescription blanks and letterheads from doctors and then writing out their own orders and forging the physicians' signatures have come to Mr. Hultz.

Claude Illne and Vern Howard, two South Henel men. are being held by the Goshen police after they held up and robbed a Goshen citizen Monday, Chief of Police Kline was notified Tuesday. According to word received from the Goshen police, the two South Pend men entered the bakery of William McCunlg at Goshen, and after holding the proprietor up at the point of a revolver, they robbed him of $35. An hour after the men had committed the robbery, they were captured by the Goshen authorities and are now held in the Goshen jail awaiting trial. The two men masked themselves by tying handkerchiefs over the lower part of their faces.

"SYRUP OP FIGS" CHILD 'LAXATIVE Look at Tongue! Remove Poisons From Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

riVF. CllllYRANTICKMUMS. Ail kinds of them, in pot plants or in cut flowers, can be had at the Peyer Kloral company greenhouse, 1210 Mishawaka av. Come and save money, er telephone Lincoln 5412. We deliver all orders from 51 up. 4:::-26.

Accept "California" Syrup of Firs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver, and bowels. Children lovo its delicious fruity taste. Tull directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give it without fear. Mother! You must say "Califor-tda."

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TIHE keenest satisfaction that comes from owning things is to feel that the thing you own is of its kind a noted and noteworthy exemplar. A quality of the Pierce-Arrow isthat no one is ever in doubt where to place it, whether he be the owner of the car or a bystander.

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