El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-18
Still
Working to Get
Black s Freedom

Patients Of Dr.. Byron l. Black will
meet tonight in his office to discuss
matters pertaining % his imprison-
ment in the county jan on a charge
+ OF -practicing medicine without a IL
cense,
Prof D. ). Ernest. a masseur in The
Herald building. who Is a chiroprac-
tor. but is not practicing the prOfes-
sion in FL Paso, offers TO treat free
Of charge all Of DR.. Blacks patients
during the incarceration Of the doctor
ia jail County attorney W. d Pei
2hrey has held that It is not a viola
ton OF the law TO treat patients free
Cured Their Daughter
Ar and Mrs Howard Wells are
among those who have expressed their
thanks to The Herald for giving the
facts in the case OF Dr. Black.
We were more than pleased TO see
your editorial, regarding Dr. Black.
said they we do not care 10 merely
affair. but we very much desire to
state the facts. Our daughter was an
asthmatic. dating back to a very early
stage in life. This malady would at
tack her at any time. upon any coca
sion. rackinE her body until Il had
spent its course. Every medical aid
was brought TO hear upon the little
sufferer. 10 no avail
"Chiropracty was unknown TO us,
until IL was suggested TO rs by one
who could testify 70 some Of its won
derful lures
During one OF these very bad at
taczs. Dr. Black was called He asked
no questions-but commenced imme-
diately to administer relief. Having
given the adjustments that belong en-
tirely 20 chiropracty. she was able TO
ne down and breathe freely. some
thine she had not done for three
weeks
Under his care. night has ceased
20 bring It's terror for she sleens like
nature intended We are unable 10
been directed 20 schirOpracty-an for
our friend. Dr. Black
we regret so much that this SEN
tence has fallen upon him through the
efforts q those who know not what
Mrs. Gaul Helped.
Mrs L c. Gaal. a pioneer Of Fl Paso
county. whose husband for a number
or years conducted the Fl Paso county
nosnital called on The Herald. IN
company with her daughter and said.
7 want 70 say that Dr.. Black bene-
fitted me when other doctors an failed Z
! nave been sick for two years and
mad several different doctors but
none Of them helDed-me. 7 had TO be
carried TO Dr.. Blacks office three
months ago and have been taking
treatment every other day ny tongue {
mad red spots on It and my mouth
burned like fire when ate. when
Ilrst started his treatments I had
rheumatism and gas on my stomach 4
and could not eat Now I have a good I
appetite, the spots in my mouth have f
disanp eared and feel much better in /
every way"
Two Wen Helped.
F. 7. Wambean- meter foreman for
ne II Faso Electric railway. called
on The Herald TO say that he had +
been cured by Dr. Black after many /
otner doctors had failed 70 do him .
any good He was a patient OF Dr.. T
Black, he said. for eight OF nine
months and IS now wen.
Re was accompanied TO The Herald 4
7N J. oConneI. who works IN his de-
7arrment and who was undergoing
re7f-nent when Dr. Black was ar
-Dr- Black vas heloine me- said
= cornell. and 7 want you to sav TO /
ne world that 7 an for him I know
Re Is itelninE me and # seems a shame
-7at he should be faiIed whom he can
20 SO mGzh for sick people"