The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
HYPNOTIC CURE; X-RAY EYE.
N. E. B. FRANK, d. s. T., AND MAD
AWE ENDOR PINCHED.
county Medical Society Sleuths Tell Tales
of Diagnosis an d Prescription for Fake
Allments-Be uty for Women and Il
Diplomas for All-Clalrvoyant Maid.

Diplomas for Au-Clalrvoyant Maid.
The New York School Of Psychology,
an educational institution that has been
doing iS work in a quiet way on the top
Aoor Of the brownstone house at SIS West
Ffty-eig hth street. corner Of Ninth avenue
fall into the hands of the police yesterday
With the kind assistance Of the County
Medical Society, The entire faculty Of the
sohool, consisting Of Mrs. NJ. E. B. Frank
D. s. T., was arrested on a warrant issued
Nv Magistrate Finn. It was arraigned in
The West Side court charged with practising
madeleine without a license. A ID. S. t.
which Is the degree the school c~onfers, is q
doctor Of suggestive therapeutics.
Shortly after Or" Frank was arraiRned
Nine. Endor, who had two rooms in the
Broadway Arcade, at Sixty-hfth street
and Broadway, and advertised herself as
THE Lady with the X-Rsy Eyes" was
brought into court on the same complaint.
She was arrested IN a warrant secured by
John s. Cooper Of counsel for the medical
society.
The attention Of the County Medical
Society was drawn to both women by
personals In certain Sunday and evening
leWEId III II ILL d6l6CIlNo WHO
went N see 'Dr.' Frank on March 10 said
Ii the affidavit upon which the warra mt
was issued that she told DR.. Frank che
couldn't sleep and had fearful. pains across
the back.
Il will put one Of my substitutes to sleep
and while she Ia in that condition she will
tell you what your trouble is" said the
doctor, according to the detectives afida-
VII.
Then, according to the detective, Fanny;
q colored girl, was requested TO lie on a
couch and after the doctor had rubbed
her bands over the girls body the latter
appeared to be in a deep sleep. The girl
then told the detective what her trouble
was and after the girl had awakened the
detective paid 50 for the information, having
secured a reduction from the regular price
Of IS by a plea Of poverty. The detective
@id that DR., Frank gave her a prescrip-
ton for her supposed ailment.
Another detective declared that when
she visited DR.. Frank on March s. the doctor
wid:
Go to sleep and your sickness will leave
your body and you will be in good health
The doctor stroked her head and arms,
the detective said, and she closed her eyes
for 9 few minutes. When she awakened
she paid DR.. Frank 81 and said she would
come again. She vent yesterday and
Identified DR.. Frank when Detective Ferretu
arrested her.
Both detectives said that DR.. Frank also
had o white servant girl who was ready to
give somnolent diagnoses when the oolored
girl was busy.
One of the exhibits in the case which the
ra,,nty- ATaIiAo1 G~~;-Nrr - H.
highly was a pamphlet given to each de-
~tective, labelled aHypnotism.' 1t has blue
covers with a nice picture on the front,
In gold, Of Adam and Eve. Adam is asleep
and Eve is seen In the distance sneaking
away through the palm trees. Below the
picture is the scriptural verse:
And the Lord God caused q deep sleep to
fall upon Adam.
The next page says that the pamphlet is:
A correspondence course Of instruction
b Hypnotism, Personal Ma gnetism. Sugges-
tive Therapeutics and Cognate Phenomena.
Issued BY the New York School Of Psychology.
One verse Of a poem dedicated by some
body named Walter Hurt to DR.. Frank
reads:
Apostle Of the Newer Truth.
Pain fees before your strong commands
And death Is made to fear. forsooth
The magic Of your healing hands
The mystic and magnetic power
That from your being ~erlanate.
Fall on US like electric shower
OF strength, to succor and elate.
The author of the pa implicit quotes
the Scriptures to show that Christ was the
original hypnotist, and cites the raising Of
the daughter of Jairus TO prove it. 1t
says
Among other startling facts soon TO be
demonstrated is the one that death need
never result except from natural dissolution
Consequent upon senectitude. In the case
Of disease or accident II a hypnotic operator
i called in time the vital spark is conserved.
Hypnotisn is the oxygen of the fame Of life.
We teach the science and application OF
hypnotism, telepathy. clairvoyance and the
subtle power of the soul. We correct evil
and Injurious habits. such as cigarette smok-
ing and alcoholism.
Women are advised that the school teaches
an occult method Of acquiring beauty of
face and form, charm Of ann and grace
OF movement, all attributes that men find
allurng. The cheerful writer tells them
that they need weep no longer over I'M
requted love, = because the lessons tell them
how to compel the devotion and constancy
OF any a
Nat Goodwin gets his picture in the pam
netisn was the secret Of stage success.
Any one can learn how to hypnotic instant
ly without making a single pass or sugges-
ton-.a look, the right kind Of thought
and the subject falls into a deep trance, q
light sleep, as you desire"
The course also teaches how to hypnotic
oy telephone or by letter, and tells how to
control a person in any part Of the world,
Is distance does not affect the hypnotic
power in the least"
Any one can get the full course Of n
Gruction for IS, bound in cloth, or 81 in
leather. II the student passes an examina-
ton given at the enc Of the course he gets
an engraved diploma, as fine as given by
any college in the land, with the name
beautifully engrossed in ink upon the best
Parchment made"
The pamphlet says that if any one wants
70 take private instruction from DR.. Frank
U will cost 500, while class instruction only |
tets the student back S25.
Dr.. Frank, who is lame as the result Of
oelng thrown from a horse in St. Louis
w years ago was represented by Frank
7. Baker Of 220 Broadway, who secured
an adjournment until next Friday. He
aid last night that he has been a friend
o. Mrs. Frank and her husband, who is an
invalid, for years and didn't know anything
ABOUT the school Of psychology until yes
tefday, He denied that Mrs. Frank had
gwen any prescriptions and declared that
she had no servants who gave diagnoses
while they slept.
Mr. Era-l-.I llzA L. IL --- =.