Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1926, Page 11

P g S"AMERICANS TAKE SWIM | et beve & awira bere;" proposet Kitme| WHERE JONAH LEFT, FISH| T Sims, Side fiked portrad “This is Nebl Yunis,” he added Afiv KILLED AS STORM FLLSWORTH DENIES | [z e [OLIE TO UNDERBO] ™ CLAIMS OF NOBLE PSYCHDLORY TEST 5. w:wkl Punptn‘ lufion, Says Italian Had Minor Role Shelby Conceives Plan to Get s on Polar Trip — Failure Slant at Kind of Men _ |and ot Kowloon 2&".:‘:’:";.:3 onAlnqulry Upon Regm ! SENTED.C PROBE | DELAYED TILL FALL “We're Not Afrald of an.h- Taourists Tell Protesting Guide, ’ded“ is the spot where Jonah and Find Water Is Fine. 4 o ok afraid doc whales." . e chorus, a 5 By the Amociaied Press: the berty went in.The water was SAIDA, Syria, July 20—Swimming % near the place where Jonah 'is sup- posed to have landed after ‘his ad- || venture with the whale is frowhed 4 3 i §F EE il il Ei 2% g5ik j * | one of the most terrific rain and thun- Sentor King has his upen by dwellers in the vicinity. Without Me, He Retorts. Added to Force. T ha T ‘sonal views as to some e Fospaity i sty o Athe 3% o it cinfty, 3 i % w""",."“" Lty ; driving from Belrut to Saida found o | | % Nt Chine: dead, con- ¢ . ‘particul nviting stretch of san bad. - ponaeindy g The metropolitan Police Depart-| dliaite e Sarty damage was dons 3 garizis i ? % the Mediterranean near Saide. ment has adopted a definite form t0|by water, lightning and landslides, obtaing a “psychological queripflon and trunwnd);d utrvleo i‘l‘:n some sections ? > of all privates completing their, pro- | Was suspended for a'tins. .- o A (oo I Wey ol | o 1ors. Wk o damaus do:(he haffos laive at- -~ | No Vacation if day by Maj. Edwin.B. Hesse, super-|eral Chiness were killed by lightning. & . & M | intendent. svel aghmmm killed wh.vdn a h:n.. g H e . The plan was. congeived, by Inepec- | pitdde e rioncd sta- 3 today. ay ver hillside and tore down & pumping NEW YORK, July 20.--Dissension between the leaders of the Norge flight over the North Pole is revealed by conflicting statements from Lincoln Ellsworth and Gen. Umberto Nobile. ‘Rumors__‘of dissension developed shortly’ after the historic flight ended | F . at Teller, Alaska, when the American tor William Shelby_ in order to “get & sponsors of the trip, asked to see be- slant at the kind’of‘men being added f:;;‘iublluhed articles written, by Gen. to the force.” It will be put into i i i effect immediately, with distribution cation by protecting against Hay Mr. Ellsworth said here vestérday, 3 that contrary to publiShed statements, of blanks for reports by precinct cap- | the flooded condition of the roads. Fever attacks. ERCOLIN, by neu- Gen. Nobile’s only part in the naviga- tains. The following’ questions will | TWO newly buiit European houses col- tralizaing the common irfitant of all || tion of the airship commanded by " lapsed during the storm. No deaths 2 common i | Roald Amundsen, consisted in reliev- & appear thereon, Wwith spaces for an-|were reported. The playground and A pollens (Protein), gives instant relief. ing the wheelmen for short periods. o -vZ,-ln lfifim to 21"1 :mr;g, :, | ground floor of St. Joseph's College /| A single application clears the eyes || ‘A SPECIALTY b WEts fople and nose; stops burning and itching | | CHAIR CANEING 1 e e i “2_Ig he punctual in reporting?” | " The storm subsided during the aft- “3—1Is he prompt and, cheerful In|ernoon and soldiers aided in clearing immediately. é 99 | . i - I'L’Oli!l e .| —spoils your Summer. Take ER- COLIN with you and have a real va- ||| REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR || SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS gator. In fact, T doubt if he under- ) obeying orders?” stands navigation.” g 3 o “4—Is he reliable in the execution Gen. Nobile, who is here on the way ut duties assigned him?” “5—Does he display industry and back to Italy replied that he had “ac ed all the time as captain of the ai diligence in his work?” ”» ship, giving orders to everybody, con- . “6—Does he display good judgmient “TRUCK SERWCE mmfious«.m-d Kansas City to Colondo and the i mP;'Ms M‘en“. S trolling what everybody was doing.” draw correct conclusions?"* west daily. Scenic Limited carries thru sleepers to Utah and the “service you Ko ooy “Without me,” he added, “the flight S —Does he display initiative and California - - Westerner carries thru sleepers to Salt Lake City, expect. g hmflu with the Deaver and Rio Grande Western. $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $298 PER YARD would have been impossible. Gen. Nobile accused Mr. Ellsworth breaks up severe attacks of breaki) vritt t that 4 f associate thers?"” L 2 Dining car service for all meals. the Italian should be the fArst-to make : it of mepciktes S0 o ar bl ; . ON THE JOB s report of the mignt gloanly appearance at all times, or g For recervations and detalle— ity few "’Ct""dL EdRFCl‘:;IN. is THIS WEEK ONLY Three 5 s he slouchy and unkempt?” MISSOURI armless, easy to use and is bringing || guard before Gen. Nobile's room to g ine off Y 1 Frederick, Hagerstown, 3 % | Protect "Wm from any anti-Fascist ehourive efle sy o kot : oD L LISTER . " PACIFIC relief to thousands of Hay Fever || Clay A. Armstrong lemonstration. \ o : 5 and law of arrest and give result.” P R.R. Co. LINES g sufferers right now. Write SMITH Drop Postal to ARG R o 5 kn'lll-;ds‘uhmh.‘ Teport from personal JACOBS TRANSFER Missouri Pacific R. i 1 - ERNSTER Laboratories, Cambridge, || 1233 10th Street N.W. 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