Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1926, Page 5

DOCTOR DENTIED INVALENTIOCAE “S. C. Wyman” Revealed as S. Weinberg, Twice Jailed for Impersonations. ® By the Associated Press. K NEW YORK, September 6.—"Dr. Eterling G. Wyman” who made public &n official report on the medical treat- ment given Rudolph Valentino before tne film star's death, is revealed by New York papers today as Stephen AWelnberg, whose penchant for imper- &onation in order to associate with prominant people has twice sent him his name has been’ changed legdll\ from Weinberg, explains that he was trying to live ast_reputation, but “came t his close friend, an.” in preparations for \ Llrntlnnq funeral. S. George Ullman, the screen sheik’s husiness manager, said last night in . “Wyman is in no way con- * Ullman is on way to Hollywood with Valen- tino's body. Wyman last night exhibited a diplo- rove he was a genuine doctor. ut concealed the name of the college, hich he said was in Virginia. He sald he was now adjusting accident cases. He explained that Mr. Ullman had 67 copies of a report by Dr. Harold E. Meecker on Valentino's diagnosis rnd treatment printed, and that Ull- man had asked him to distribute them As for reports that he had repre- gented himself to be personal physi- ctan to Pola Negri when she was prostrated by Valentino's death, Wy- m: aid: me one came running up to Mr. Ullman's suite, saying ‘Miss Negrl had fainted or simply hysterical. I was told that she. seemed to be hy- sterical, and I suggested that they give her some aromatic spirits of ammonia.” Served Term in Prison. ttracted notice in 1921, d himself to the suite Fatima of Afghanistan Wyman fir: when he att of the Prine on a_ visit to the United States. He told her he would arrange an inter- with President Harding, which d, but with the result that he entenced to 13 months in the ral penitentiary at Atlanta for nating a naval officer. He also cerved a term in the Dannemora State Hospital for the criminal insane. Wyman also associated himself with surgeon of McCor- 'ph Lorenz, . Vienna, and with Harold F. mick. gy Gettysburg Professor Dead. . September 6 rd Sowver Brelden- ©old, professor_emerl- Col- died here yesterday. The Mallory Aristocrat Hat 7 Circusses still advertise fer good, sober calliope players, so I guess it's still t* be had if you know th' tele- phone number. T err is human, but t' admit it hain’t. (Copyright. John Dille Co.) D. C. HOSPITAL HEADS TO ADDRESS MEETING Dr. White and Dr. Morrill Will Speak at Convention at Atlantic City. Local hospital heads will take a prominent part in the annual conven- tion of the American Hospital Asso- ciation in Atlantic City, September to October 1, it was made known today. Among those who will attend are Dr. Willlam A. White, superintendent at St. Elizabeth's, who was appointed as official delegate representing gov- ernmental institutions by Secretary of Interior Work; Dr. W. P. Morrill, superintendent of Columbia Hospital, who will open the discussion on the report of the legislative committee; Maj. Julia C. Stimson, superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps, who will discuss problems relating to nursing the middle economic class and the attitude of the modern high school girl toward nursing as a profession; A. E. Foote of the division of simpli- fied practice of the Department of Commerce, who will discuss advan- tages of simplification and standard- ization as short cuts to economy, and who also will talk on the report of the committee on general furnishings and supplies. The American Hospital Assoclation is described as the largest association of hospitals in the country. represent- ing every denomination, color and race. ey Radlo Preacher Dies. 'ALO, N. Y., September 6 (#). sbert J. MacAlpine, widely io preacher, pastor of the sbyterian Church, Buffalo, @'We offer good hats exclusively. 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Denouncing _the circulation of a poster characterizing a denaturant used by the Government as poison- ous, Dr. Howe asserted this denatur- ant’ was one of the most satisfactory from the standpoint of industry and OFFICERS W. T. GALLIHER Chairman of the Board HN POOLE u President WM. JOHN EYNDN JOI . WALLER i) TVice-President CHAS. B. LYDDANE Vice-President CHAS. D. BOYER - Casher OSE! . YERKES ¥ PHAIMIMC Cashier HAuhlant Cashier H. SHACKELFORI & Assistant caa JOHNSO! An(a!ant to Pv'n(dflll ERSKINE GORDO\ Officer TO! RINE e ?sural Counsel THUR J. ot Uomph‘nllrf DIRECTORS ) ARR E| HOMAS_BONE BROW. WAL BRO Lg o A N \ ¥ PER 39 LPH LIN WM YNON BAAC GAN W. F. HAM 3, HENDLEY DR, RA STAR, WASHINGTON, the most objectionable from the standpoint of the bootlegger. *“Those uuponllble for the poster,” sald Dr. Howe, ‘‘seek to arouse such sympathy for the man or woman who will risk life for a single drink as seriously to embarrass the chem- ical industry in its many ramifica- tions. “It 1s well known that no govern- ment deliberately sets out to Kkill its people, and it is a well established principle that when warnings have ‘been given, responsibility has been discharged; hence the poison label. “Working' with consuming inter- est, the Government chemists have prepared a series of formulas which have been modified or entirely can- celed when it became apparent that the bootlegging fraternity had found ways to eliminate denaturants to such an extent as no longer to in- terfere with their profitable trade.” Chemists from many nations, heads of national scientific bodies and rep- résentatives of industries and uni- versities from all parts of the world are here for the meetings, which will continue until Friday. Yester- day the delegates made a pilgrimage to the home of Joseph Priestley, dis- coverer of oxygen, at Northumber- land, Pa., where a museum was ded- icated in his honor. D. €, MOXDAY, WOMAN IS KILLED; THREE HURT IN AUTO Passersby Resoue Victims Near Carrsville, Va., After Machine Turns Over Three Times. By the Associated Press. . NORFOLK, Va. September 6.— Mrs. Curtis Mangus of Petersburg was fatally hurt and three woman companions, all of Norfolk, were slightly injured vesterday afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding overturned on the Nor- folk-Petersburg highway, near Carrs- ville. Mrs. Mangus was taken to Suffolk Hospital, where she died a few min- utes after her arrival. An examina- tlon showed she had sustained a fractured skull. The car was said to have gotten out of control, left the road and turned over three times. Passersby extricated the four women from the wreckage. 1926. 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