The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15
.FINGERTIP CURES
 AMAZE PHYSICIAN

New York, Nov. 16-East meets West when Oriental finger tips touch skfllfully on Occidental nerve centres and thereby heal bodily ills.
 Down High street, Brooklyn, where yellow skins and white mingle near the waterfront, in true Limehouse ef- feet, there are those who will tell you miracles are taking place. at No. 214.
 To Harukichf Nakamura, Japanese healer are Hooking. mothers with ba- bies still showing the deadly visita- tions of infantile paralysis, twisted hands, imbecile expressions and inco- herent tongues that can tell. of noth- Ing but the toll of disease. Men and women come also, lame and para lyzed, even those with organic dis ease.
 Nakamura, the healer who came here recently from Japan by way of Paris, has had a varied history. He is said to have cured thousands tn Japan, Korea and India, and odd est of all, has cured himself of the bad effect of wounds sustained. in the Russian Japanese war.
 Occidental Setting Seems Strange
 At No. PA High street, where he is demonstrating his power in the office Of his friend, D. Ogouri. the slender, wlry metaphysician formed a strange contrast to the strictly Western par lor," where he sat in an oak mission chair, stocking feet tucked up under him on a cushion of gay hues He has jovial face, wispy black hair and whiSkers, matched in color and texture by the silken robe ne wears
 Between his thin fingers he held a long cigarette holder of palest amber. Upon being introduced he made an lndesScriba bly, quick movem ent, ,jumpe q into par of patent leather slippers and disposed of the cigarette. He smiled genial1y and apo1ogized for his English, which is quite good.
 
 rived was little Dorothy Pickard, of West Hoboken, with her mother, Mrs Pauline Pickard. Dorothy is nearly six, but since fever at the age of three months, she has been unable to move her hands, speak intelligently or wear a pleasing expression. Now she moves about, counting up to ten, and chattering intelligibiy. She is con- sidered the prize exhibit among; the patients, since it is but a week ago that she met 'Nakanlura.
 Uncle and Child Improve Fast
 The. introduction came through treated by the Japanese healer. A fireman, he was injured in the per- formance of his duty some years a gC so badly that he has since walked reach over to pick up any object from the floor, and could not lift either foot more than a few inches off the ground. During the demonstration dIIu lItdl1l1SHl He SloWGu agility.
 ''aMnipu1ation of nerve centres" is | the explanation give me by the heat 1 and staff of we11-known hospita | who visited Nakarmura.
 "By stimulating the nerve center 1 the blood supply is regulated" one O | the doctors explained. This re-estab | fishes proper circulation in parts voic 1 of supply, and acts indirectly througl the nerve centers-in a broad sense. | "1 believe he has supernatura power" said an interpreter. | He is fifty-one now and has beel 1 healing people for the last tflirt. years. He has saved Koreans in tn i remote parts of that land, where hell | was almost inaccessible
 His power is not hypnotism 0 l mesrnerzsm. It is nothing so limited He can teach others to do what h | does, so 1t Is not a weird persona l thing. In Asia he has saved 13o, ,0O l people.
 His great sense of iiunaor appeal to children, and he is very successful in handling them. The jovial side 1 | a great help"