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My works speak for themselves,"
said Ben Gooleyv guest of the Hen
shaw hotel, who says he is the
"Miracle Man," a faith healer, when
questioned concerning a telegram
from New Carlisle,, Ind., that Billy
Mays, who created a sensation with
his healing demonstrations there in
November, Is still in that town.
Gooley introduced himself at the
Henshaw as the "Miracle Man." He
did not give the name of Billy Mays,
hut represented himself as the In
diana faith healer. When asked if
he used the name of Billy Mays in
Indiana, he replied that he had em
ployed a score of assumed names.
"Let people say or think what thev
will," the "Miracle Man" said. "I
did not intend to represent myself as
Mays. I do claim to be the original
'Miracle Man' and I did travel exten
sively in Indiana during November
and December. I will not hesitate
about meeting anyone with an afflic
tion. I say that I can heal them, and
I am ready to demonstrate this
claim."
The "Miracle Man" has already
"treated" three persons here .and
will meet others who have faith, he
says. A reception is to be held for
him at the hotel Wednesday.
Treats Cafe Skater.
Hilda Ruckert. one of the cafe
skaters at the hotel, was the first
person to be treated here by the
"Miracle Man." Miss Ruckert has
been suffering for a year from an
injury to her hip which prevented
her from raising her limb higher
than her waist.
The "Miracle Man" took her
hand, described the nature of her
trouble and its cause and told her
that she would obtain relief in a
few hours.
"Don't be alarmed at sensations
and feelings you may have between
the hours of 7 and 9 this evening,"
he told her.
Dances With Benefactor.
.At 11 Monday night Miss Ruckert
entered the rink for her skating act
and swung the foot of her injured
limb as high as her head in her
stunts. Later she danced with the
"Minacle Man" and said she felt
no vestige of pains which have been
troubling her for months.
"I was in a trance in my room
during the hours in which he
'Miracle. Man' predicted I would
have queer sensations," said Miss
Ruckert.
"I felt a queer, dizzy feeling and
seemed to lose control of my senses.
I couldn't speak. It seemed barely
a moment, but when I recovered
and looked at the clock, nearly two
hours had passed."
Claims Deafness Cure.
Jean Carlisle, another Henshaw
waiter, was suffering from deafness
when she met the "Miracle Man"
Monday afternoon. He told her
that she would have completely re
covered her hearing by Thursday
morning. At midnight she said she
noticed imorovement.
"Of course I believe the 'Miracle
Man,' " said Miss Carlisle. "He told
me that I would hear and I havr
faith. If you will call me at mid
night Wednesday I promise you
that I will hear and answer the tele
phone." v Mrs. I. P. Bush, 2905 Leavenworth
street, who is suffering from double
paralysis, was visited by the "Mira
cle Man" Monday at the instance
of friends. He told Mrs. Bush that
she would recover 'completely from
her paralysis this spring.
Of Striking Appearance.
The "Miracle Man" is of striking
appearance, above the average
height, with large, expressive blue
eyes and a mass of hair pushed
back from his forehead. He had a
face of a dreamer.
The "Miracle Man" terms himself
a "divine psychologist." He attri
butes his remarkable powers to the
"Father and His Sweet Son, from
Whom A11 Blessings Flow." He
says that he is 35 years old and has
been in possession of this power
since he was 5 years old.
The name of the next president
of the United States has not been
yet mentioned, according to the
"Miracle Man." This is the only
message of national importance he
possesses at this time, he added.
Communication with Mars is not
only possible, but probable, the
"Miracle Man" states. '
"Thoughts which are not possible
are' never created," he said. "These
things are inspirations of the sub
conscious mind. Noah built the ark,
Columbus discovered America, and
all of our modern inventions
were realized upon just such inspira
tions." Samardick Charges
Placed On File at
Request of Ringer
' The city council yesterday adopted
recommendations of Police Com
missioner Ringer, placing on tile
charges made ' against 3 Detective
Robert P. Samardick by Chief of
Police' Eberstein, nearly two
months ago. in connection with the
officer's visit to the home of Mr
and Mrs. Bert Fox and their guests.
Mr. ana Mrs. jn. vv. Ureen.
Mr. Ringer explained that he be
lieved a 15-day suspension, which
was imposed, met the needs of the
case.
The charges stated that Samar
dick had been guilty of "coarse, vio
lent and immodest behavior, which
require that he appear before the
city council.'
Army Officers Resigning
To Seek Better Paid Work
A War department announcement.
received here yesterday by Maj. W.
A. Cavenaugh, of the Omahairecruit
ing station, . states 2,302 resignations
ot regular army orhcers have been
accepted since November, 1918. This
number, the statement points out.
is 51.1 per cent of the total num
ber of resignations accepted in the
tit ocriod from 1850 to 192 ' j
Omaha Visitor Who
Claims Identity, of
Hoosier 'Miracle Man'
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Ben Gooley. Omaha visitor, who
says he is the "Miracle Man," who
performed sensational faith cures in
Indiana last November.
CARDINAL. GIBBONS
MAKES A PLEA FOR
ARMENIAN DRIVE
Message Received From Not
able Men as Fund Campaign
Begins in Omaha.
As the Armenian drive starts,
many message's are being received.
Tames Cardinal Gibbons advises
information coming from the Near
East cannot be doubted, and says:
"I hope we shall unite in this
emergency, and be able to collect
sufficient funds to enable these peo
ple to live and work until next sum
mer brings them permanent relief
and subsistence. I call upon all to
respond generously to the appeal
now being made, and trust that the
committee will fee gratified with the
results."
Rabbi Stephen Wise says: The
Armenians must be kept alive.
Don't get tired. We have done so
much, let us do just a little more."
Herbert Hoover writes: "I should
like to add anything I can to the
necessity for public support of the
people, in Armenia."
Henrv Moreenthau says: "We
cannot refuse. Next to their faith
in God is their trust in the disin
terested generosity and good-will of
the American people."
Previously acknowledged $9,901.25
Iiton Bonding Co 300.00
John C. Wharton 100.00
Martin Bros. & Co 100.00
James I.ane, Drexel hotel 00.00
Woman's Club SO.OO
Eugenie M. Earle 50.00
J. W. Marshall 60.00
W. T. Graham 100.00
H. B. Ramsey., ., 60.00
Charles Hoyden 60. OS
Uarley Conant 120.00
Checks should be made payable
to John C. Wharton, treasurer, and
addressed to Near East Relief, 101
Bee building. Don't wait for the
canvasser, but send yours in noV.
Ask Postmaster to
Locate Omaha Family
Of George Dolton
Postmaster Charles E. Fanning
has received a letter from a Bing
hamton, N. Y., woman, asking him
to locate relatives of George Dolton,
17 years old, held in the Bingham
ton jail as a navy deserter. The boy
gave Omaha as his home, but re
fused to write relatives here.
Sympathies of the Binghampton
woman were aroused by a newspa
per story that young Dolton had
been living in jail since February 2,
on a diet of one, sandwich and one
cup of coffee three times a day. He
is said to have admitted to authori
was afraid to return after being
absent without leave. !
SONG SERVICE
WILL BE HELD
AT ORPHEUM
jloonday Meeting Friday Will
Take Place of Proposed
Celebration at the;
Auditorium.
A city-wide gathering for the cele
bration of National Song week with
community, choral, solo and instru
mental music, originally intended for
Friday night at the Auditorium, will
be held at the Orpheum Friday from
11:50 a. m., to 12:50 p. m.
Advance preperation for the au
tomobile show, -which opens at tha
Auditorium Monday, prevents the
using of the building for a large as
sembly, Burton H. Twichell, chair
man of the committee, was informed
yesterday.
The program for the noonday
meeting will comprise orchestral
numbers, instrumental and vocal
solos, quartet numbers, and pieces
by singing societies, as well as com
munity singing. (Efforts will be made
to include as many pf these features
as possible in the program for the
noon meeting.
Battle Hymn Sung.
Community singing under the di
rection of leaders provided by the
committee in charge, was held at
all community centers that met last
night. Particular attention was
given to musical numbers in arrang
ing programs, and at virtually all
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic,"
Mayor Smith's selection, designated
as the song of the day, was sung.
Mr. Twichell led the community
singing at thq meeting of the Clifton
Hill community center at the au
ditorium, of the School for the Deaf,
Forty-fifth street and Bedford ave
nue. Miss Frieda Phillips sang and
instrumental numbers were played
by Mrs. Tobert Eby, Miss Wilma
Milots and Miss Eva Bobbitt. A
dancing number by pupils of Miss
Adelaide Fogg was also on the pro
gram. R. A, Kirkpatrick spoke and
motion pictures were shown.
Solos at Mason School.
At the Mason community center
meeting in Mason school solos were
sung by John Gunn, James A. Gunn
and S. Leonard Rogers. A violin
number was played by Miss Edith
Olson, accompanied by Miss Gwen
dolyn Green. Miss Iola Chasson
sang and danced, and fancy dances
were piven by Miss Lola Moulton
and Miss Eloise Segi.
At the citizenship class at the pub
lic library added impetus to the de
sire of those attending to complete
their qualifications was given by the
singing of patriotic songs under the
guidance of leaders furnished by
Mrs. D. W. Welpton. Community
singing will be repeated at the meet
ing of the class tomorrow night.
The national anthem, "The Star
Spangled Banner," has been named
the song to be honored particularly
today. The singing of the anthem
will be featured at all song celebra
tions, in schools, theaters and stores
todav.
Divorce
Courts
Hency Crawshaw left his wife.
Hattie, on February 10, telling her
ne man t want to see her again,
she alleges in suit for a divorce
filed in district court Tuesday.
Nora Tmdell charges her husband,
William, with nonsupport in a di
vorce petition filed in district court.
Bessie Pohler asked the district
court, Tuesday, to give her a di
vorce from Geo'e Pohler on
grounds of extreme cruelty.
. Samuel Phillips alleges in a pe
tition for divorce filed today in dis
trict court that the conduct of his
wife, Jessie, in Beatrice, Neb., was
such as to make the neighbors' gos
sif). They were married in 1914.
Leopoidnia Dorak .was granted a
divorce from Josef Dorak on
grounds of extreme cruelty and
restored to her maiden name, Ho
dek, by Judge Wakeley in divorce
court today. .
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DETECTIVES MAKE
THREE ARRESTS IN
EXPRESS ROBBERY
Raid on Clairmont Inn Nets
Additional Suspects and
Much Loot.
Three more arrests in connection
with the looting of thousands of dol
lars' wortn ot express shipments
sent by the American Express com-
puiy through umaha railroad termi
nals during the last six months, were
made fonday afternoon when De
tectives Dillingham and Shields of
the express company raided room
No. 20 in the Clairmont Inn, Seven
teenth and Jackson streets.
Women's clothing valued at $500,
detectives say, was recovered with
the arrest of the three men. At
Central police station they gave their
names as ilarry She,rwood, alias
Cherritt; John Foley, alias Charles
Claik, and Harry Danielson, 1830
North Seventeenth street.
Scyen others, former employes of
the express company, were arrested
last week and are waiting hearings
before United States Commissioner
Neely on charces of grand larceny
in connection with the alleged thefts
of express shipments.
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' We shall be glad to furnish anyone with complete information pointing
out the advantages of an investment in our company.
Nebraska has needed thorough development of her clay resources for
years. The Omaha Chamber of Commerce, through Mr. Gillan, industrial
I commissioner, has urged erection of a great 1 brick and tile factory near
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from lack of supply. , , . "
We, in answer to this demand, have incorporated for $1,500,000 to erect
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J. E. IIAARMAIIN - - - - - President
THOMAS YOUNG - Secretary and Treasurer
:BEE WANT ADS ARE BUSINESS GETTERS:
The Omaha Packing Company
Offers, subject to prior sale, $500,000.00, 8 Preferred
Stock at par ($100.00 per share); a highly successful com
pany and now earning extraordinary dividends. This stock
participates in the profits to the extent of an additional 7
with the Comma. Stock, this making a total maximum of 15
and is redeemable at the option of the company after January
1, 1925, at $150.00 per share with accrued dividends. Net
tangible assets to the extent of not less than 20 in excess of
all outstanding Preferred Stock' must be maintained by the
Company at all times. '
THE OMAHA PACKING COMPANY, of Omaha, Ne
braska, has received Permit No. 791 from the Bureau of Se
curities, Department of Trade and Commerce of the State
of Nebraska, authorizing the sale of the securities described
herein, in accordance with Article XX, Chapter 190, Session
Laws of 1919, and the General Laws of the State of Nebraska. '
Books open for subscription March. 1st. We advise that
you make reservation NOW for the amount of stock desired.
The issue will probably be oversubscribed. Sign coupon be
low and mail to us NOW.
The Omaha Packing Co.,
Financial Dept., 640 First Nat. Bank Bldg., '
Omaha, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
i
Without obligation on my part, pleas re
serve for ten days $ of your preferred
stock. Would be pleased to have you submit to
me full details regarding this issue.
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