Editorial November 7, 1901 Issue

Another Imposter

A young Jew, giving different Jewish names, has been for some months calling upon Christian Scientists in the northwest, obtaining money under false pretences. He claims to have been healed and taught by some prominent Scientist, to have been cast out of his home because of this, and to be working his way to some distant point where work has been promised him. He uses the names of different teachers and cities, from Minneapolis to California, to suit his convenience. In appearance he is slight, with a slender face, high, narrow nose, curling hair, narrow, slanting eyes, and an insincere voice.

We have recently learned that the club-footed man, whom we have frequently exposed in our periodicals, is still at work. When last heard from he was in Missouri and gave the name of Howard.

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