Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1928, Page 4

4 » 'T‘T{T‘ EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1928 WILLIAN H. CRANE, Veteran of 53 Seasons on the| Stage Married More Than Half Century. Prose ("\( Br the Ascocrated HOLLYWOOD March ve stage davs he established Arrivals at and S New York E FRIDAY MARC L IMarch 10 DAY. MARCH 13 | | Lonon g ! him and this officials | the work done by with Wa | c-«mr | | Science has reached the o a limited extent, character can be | deduced from the physical appearance | of an individual, Dr. Thomas V. Moore, fossor of psyehology at Catholic Unis said in a lecture at the Na- ! Press Club auditorium yesterday. reaching this concluston Dr. Moore wed that varlous distinct phyvsical V] have appa innate tende ecked “faced tubere type, atly inate tendencies ward ways of dealing with the preb “The stout, heavily <hort-necked tvpe has decidediy ways of meeting tk same out. mav ore. pointed it with Tendencies Noted at Birth, Such tendencies, he said. are born in nd told of recent ex- new-born bab! “Thus, he pointed ou o be possible to tell . sald the per- ihe my irait found v moditicd in o them Reveal Type of Insaniiy. these Dr. Moore said. T 1 insane asy endencies toward some of these tvpes . he pointed ouf. are pres- dividuals, “Thev HOFFMAN REVEALED AS INCORPORATOR OF SCHOOL HE ATTENDED (Continued_from First_Page.) e of a recngnized school of physio- rapv and that the nature 5{ his work is entirely opposed to the pi les of recognized phvsio- They do not give “adjust- and their treatments are given only under the supervision of phrsicians and surgeons. Denies Teaching Hoffman. G. J. Blesell, a physiotherapist. 1420 Nineteenth street, today informed The Star that he believes he is the “Dr. Gus- 1ave Blessell” referred to in Hoffman's testimony at the inquest as having given him instructions in the technique of that method of healing. Blesell sald that he never had given Hoffman any instructions and that he only conducts post-graduate classes. He said that Hoffman had made investizations as to his course, but never had decided | take ft. Blesell said that he was lter Reed Hospital N war and with the ‘l.!h the '\r'l‘r’u‘\ n‘lrl"vl Hoffman stated at the inquest that Biesell was one of the experts from the Veterans' Bureau who had instructed was denled by bu.cau C. Richard Smith. president of the int where, | mine,” | Moore said 1o connected | during the | PHYSICAL APPEARANCE REVEALS' -CHARACTER DR MOORE CLAIMS ACTOR, DIESATS2 C. U p<vchologfv Lccturcr Holds Distinct { Typcs Have Definite Mecthods of Dealing With Life. he said. “the type of insanity vou will have when you finally go in- sane " Perhaps the most dangerous, of the innate temptations in dealing | with trouble is to get mad at an indi- | vidual and refuse to have anything | more to do with him. This is because | of the incvitable next step unless the person gets a grip on himself —all these tendencies being accompanied by positive emotional drive which pushes | the victim on from one stage to the other. The next step is to refuse to have anvthing to do ot only with the individual but with everything con- nected with him —his friends, associates, societies, ete, “When vou have done this” Dr “you have cut a great <lice of reality out of life and the sane per- son must walk in a real. practical world. Sooner or later the individual gets mad at somebody else and goes throngh the same process again. Not many instances of this kind are neces- sarv before vou have eliminated the al world altogether and when that honvnens von o Trving to troubles on others, sometimes results cution which is met with so frequently in insane asylums. Hours spent in day- dreamine and reading novels —the imaginary heroes and heroines of which Topres nt an_unattainable ideal of life r into insanity, 1. sponsibility for Dr. Moore said sdpentag- we said wked tendencies to mope hility on others, to shi ssoctate with other nt and grouchy, s to the sta ' ~ pointed out that half the dv mr*rH\ X patients in ineane asviums die the physieal types con- ° to the two disensos apparently \or hand. the short. heavy pecked type seem most inclined to meet their troubles with lone. pro- nounced fits of the bus When this reaches the point of insanity. if it ever does, it becomes the maniac deprossive The epileptic type, he said. stf uncertan, but the indications 1 the facial appearance will be infantile, like that of a child who has ver grown up The lecture, one of a series on charac- ter analvsis to be given each Tuescay ring March. was under the auspices St._Gestrude's Guild CIRL HELD KIDNAPED BY SUITOR. RETURNS Says She Was Placed on Train for Home When She Refused to Wed Admirer. BAKERSFIELD. Calif., March 7.— Edna Baker, 18-year-old McKittrick girl, reported to have been kipnaped by one of her admirers, returned to her home Iate vesterday She told her parents that after being forced into an automobile by Kenneth Erskine, an admirer, she was taken to Reno, Nev. by the alleged abductor whom she said pleaded with her all the way to marry him Upon her persistent refusal to marry him, she sald, Erskine purchased a rail- road ticket and placed her on a trai for home. Erskine, she said. departed in his automobile, but did not reveal his destination. JOHN L. CRONIE DIES. Georgetown U. Graduate Influenza Victim in Chicago. John Lipscomb Cronie, son of Mr. Mrs. John W. Cronte, 2007 F .flrrr?,": raduate of Georgetown University and ness High School here, died Satur- of influenza in Chicago. The body s brought to this city for burial in Arling Cemetery, at a date to be de- | By the Awsoviated Press. he said, | al in the idea of perse- | fan to | NEW YORK VETOES PRINGE'S CONCERT Child Health Group Latest Charity to Turn Down Visitor. YORK, March 7.-A charity| | concert to be conducted by a prince of the hause of Hohenzollern and a second cousin to the former Kalser was | qoing bogeing In New York today— with no take I The prin NEW Joachim Albrecht of Prussia, 52-year-old amateur music lover, arr on the Majestic yester- day prepared to conduct the New York Symphony Orchestra In a concert at the Metropolitan Opera House March 13, but found that the International | Heatth Foundation for Children had { withdrawn its sponsorship. Quarrel Over Funds. The foundation became interested in the affair only after several other organizations had declined in fear that A representative of the house of Hohenzollern would not be well re- ceived in New York. A controversy over financial matters then developed between the foundation and Paul Sydow, the prince’s American repre- | sentative, which resulted in the founda- tion informing the prince it would withdraw if Svdow was retained | Prince Joachim. howey werted he had complete confidence in Sydow and | said he would follow his advice in| the affair, Sydow said £300 advance | rent had alrcady been paid for the | Metropolitan Opera Heuse and that the symphony orchestra had been given | advance of $1.000. The remaining | $900 due the opera house and the | $2.000 due the orchestra would be paid he declared | Promises to N we need” Mr come reputable Kk that such an organ nt. We will pay all vdow sald, “Is We do not fon put up The prince |15 here only in the interests of music— { thought and charity.” The titled visitor. & feet 2 inches tall, gravish beard parted in the mid-| dle. and with nedinm-sized waxed mustache, was forced to run the usual | barrage of questions on what he ! of American women. fazz and who were his favorite com- He said that Bach, Mendels- Mozart and Beethoven were his 9 | bands, posers, cohn, | favorite composers | country about a month | the privilege of bail. > expects to remain in this | visiting Phila- delphia. Chicago. Detroit and St. Louis. conducting charity concerts where re- | quested FUR NAMES APPROVED Federal Tx'uln Cnm||u<=|nn 0. K's The prin Rules of Industry. . Federal Trade Cemmission has ved a set of rules, adopted by American fur dealers. under h all furs are to be correctly de- d. 1f any dye or hlend is used imulate another fur, the fact is to orded on the article’s label Under the rules all shaded. biended tipped. dved or pointed furs must be s described, and the name of the country in which the furs are actually procured must be stated Trademarks shall be moaified by de- scriptive matter to prevent any misin- terpretation by the public Th 56 Arrested After Threat. DENVER, Celo., March 7 (#).—Fifty- <ix alleged vagrants were jailed by po- lice last night after Mayor Ben Sta- pleton received a letter, signed “Nitro,” which ecarried a threat to “blow the highest building in Denver off its foundation” if unemployed men in Denver are not put to work. All the men were held on the open charge of “investigation.” which denied them - g A memorial s:rvice for the spirits of 4500 people whose bodies had been sub- ject to post-mortem examinations for { medical purposes was held recently at the Zojoii Temple at Tokio, Japan EJUVENATE YOUR HOME FOR SPRING SPECIATL prices neecail on Window e, B ] RESULT OF A Capetown, Afri mouth ¢ Orange This photo shows a typical S mond “rash.” LAST RITES TOMORROW FOR GEN. C. H. OURAND Held at Retired Army Otlicer. Services to Be Residence for ay Cost. i Cl nee tomorrow afternoon at Rev. J. T. Huddle, pastor of Tutheran ‘Church,’ will eficiate cd by Rev. T rector of 1 Church of ension, ~ Episcopal Interment private, in Creck Cemeter Nephews of Gen, active pallboarers d. William nd. Preston A. lliams an, r . Ourand was a s 4¢ ghe|tme principal ot the old Miller School here, been active in civie member of the District of Columbia Natigna! Guard. He was placed on the votired list July 19, 1915 WOMAN LEA.PS TO DEATH. 1.0S ANGELES, March 7 young woman who leaped to he from the roof of an e bullding here today was identified last | night as Mis. Ada W. Collins, 28, a| former student of Vassar College. who | came here from Washington, D, C., years ago. Her husband. W. D. Collins. told police his wife had suffered a men- | tal illness. | Coling could not be identified a check of the City Directory 1 i be Ourand will & They are: Ci H U.u Mrs. here by List Your Rented and Vacant Houses With J. LEO KOLB 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. Main a0 Weat The Marmon 78 $1,895 at lactery —Full 5 - passenger—86 - Horse power—Will out-demonstrate a car in its price field. The “Horsepower per euble inch” excels all American cars, 1727 Conn. Ave. Potomac 861 BANK BANDITS GET . - $18,000 AND ESCAPE Vaum of Inamutwn at Winton, N. 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He sald that it was the con- < among chiropractors of the cf would have bean impossibl e produced such n dis- which is 'h by mar chiroprac- cided later Mr. Cronie. who was 30 vears old, had’ been employed as a civil engineer for the Illinois Central Raflrond for the| past five years. He served overseas for | two years’ during the World War as a master sergeant in a hospital unit ves his wife Mrs. Rosamond Cronle, a three-year-old son and ad been “—capacity to endure” REPORT OF CONDITION “_power of resistance” As Made to the Comptroller of the Currency OF THE MORRIS PLAN BANK At Washington, D. 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