The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

past twenty years she has nlied the
very important position or Vlce-presl-
dent anu treasurer.
rev people ever visit the Temple of
Health VINO do not meet her ana car
~ away with them pleasant remen-
ORANGES OF the kindly greeting and IN
terest she took IN their benaif while
visitors or patents. Her work as
treasurer reI1eyes the doctor OF many
OF the business details OF the institu-
ton, and saves MIN much valuable
time to devote to the treatment OF the
sick ana afnicted, who are constantly
arriving.
Seventeen years ago when the Car
son College of Psychic Sarcology was
about to be incorporated. DR.. carson
began TO realize the necessity Of Sc
curing the services of a capable asSo-
eiate vital healer and secretary A
young man with rare gifts OF healing
came IN answer to the demond. Since
that time many thousands of people
have not only met, but become inti-
mateiy acquainted With DR.. F. Nj
Planck. who during the past fourteen
years has filed the position Of associate
vital healer TO DR.. Carson, and is also
secretary of the Carson College of Psy-
chic-Sareology.
The Offices of the college and school
are IN the Temple of Health, at
Twelfth and Washington streets. also
the rece ption and treatment rooms of
Dr. Carson and his associate vital
healer.
Mrs. Carson's duties are to meet and
arrange business details with all new
applicants for treatment, and they are
afterwards directed to either one or
the other of the doctors for personal
treatment. DIR. Carson, as president of
the college of Psychic-Sarcology and
School of Vital Science, makes ar
engagements with all applicants to en-
ter the classes as students.
All letters of inquiry should be adj
= nT7lr r,f
Health. Twelfth and Washington
streets, Kansas City, Mo.
REFERENCES.
The following well known men of
Kansas City testify to the standing of
DIR. Carson in the community. his rep
utation as q business man. These men
have known DR.. Carson fer many
years. have had many business deal
ings with him:
Kansas City, No. June &c. 1906.
To Whom It May Concern:
have known DIR. c. H. Carson for
more than twenty-five years. and dur
ing all that time he has been my family
physician. After his long and intimate
acquaintance. it gives me pleasure to
state that [ know Dr. Carson to be a
man of sterling worth, upright, hon
orable and honest in his dealings and
financially amply responsible.
Very truly,
J. S. HARRISON.
J. s. Harrison is a brother of the
late President Harrison, and is one of
Kansas City's most popular, honored
and philanthropic citizens. He is a
member of the board of education,
and has done much to make the Kan
sas City public schools famous
throughout the country.
Kansas City, No, June 81, 1906.
To Whom It May Concern:
I have known DR.. c. H. Carson for
the past eighteen years During that
time I have had continuous business
dealings with him. He stands we'll in
every way. In my judgment he is a
man of high character, integrity. re-
liable and trustworthy and meets
promptly his business obligations. He
is most favorably known in this COM
munity.
I shall be pleased to answer any spe-
cial inquiries. Very truly yours,
W. A. RULE.
W. A Rule, cashier of the National
Bank of Commerce, is known to every
business man in Kansas City. and no
banking institution has ever had a man
more thoroughly qualified, able and
popular than he has proven himself
to be during the past eighteen years
that he has been cashier of this bank.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE THERE.
The streets in front of the building
on the northeast corner of Twelfth and
Washington streets were thronged all
day yesterday With people. The spa