Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 50

THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTO the Habitant - Com IOME because it's cool; because winds that have swept hundreds of miles of pine forest play gently across the broad, blue St. Lawrence River, down which you will sail. Come and see this new old world you've heard so much about. Let its quaint hospitality win you, Visit Quebec, guarded by its grey fortress perched high on a rocky cliff, with its narrow, winding, cob- bled streets. Jingling horses are haressed to high, two wheeled caleches. Or stop at Montreal, metropolis of Canada, which is the third largest French-speaking city in the world. It is Asdg:od as a rip abroad—and it is just a short journey distant. IMPORTANT — Our sbips 1ail from the bead al the G Lakes down the St. Lawrence River, ibrough the Sag Canyon, nearly 2000 miles of beauty and grandess. 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We request the return of any= thing that can be.bought for PACE OF LIFE HELD CAUSE OF DISEASE American Medical Associa- tion Told Speed and Pressure Conducive to Ailments. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., July 11.—The speed and pressure of modern life were blamed by speakers before the Ameri- can Medical Association Congress here yesterday for many physical ailments. Dr. Joseph Eckel, Buffalo, N, Y., psy- chiatrist, declared that daily ekcitement not only affected the mind but that mental disorders due to the pressure of environment “may actually produce deafness, blindness or gastric serious | symptoms. | Studies at the Cornell University clinic of patients suffering from ail- ments of the digestive system brought on by emotional strain were presented by Dr. George S. Stevenson of New York. The pace of modern educational methods was deplorsd by Dr. Lloyd Mills of Los Angeles, who declared that its speed was not only conducive to ill- health but also made accurate thinking impossible. s Dr. Guiseppe Caronia of the Royal University of N s, Italy, described a new treatment for typhoid fever. Dr. Lovell Langstroth of San Fran- cisco told the congress that while most Americans had advanced beyond the fried potatoes, sweet desserts and pie breakfast diet, the liking for menus conducive to degenerative diseases re- mained. The speaker declared that out pf 501 ailing persons studied, 88 per cent, had been living on a diet chiefly of bread, meat, potatoes, sweet desserts and other foods poor in vitamins. Many of them improved on a diet of milk, fresh fruits and vegetables, he said. IBN SAUD IS BELIEVED FACING ARAB UPRISING Report Reaches Jerusalem That Three Powerful Tribes Have Defied King of Hedjaz. By the Associated Press. JERUSALEM, July 11.—Reports were published here yesterday that Ibn Saud, ous uprising in the Nejd, and also pos- erful Arabian tribes—the -Ajmann Ateiba and Mutair—had ‘formed a cons federation against him. It was said the rebels had{occupied | Taraba, an important strategieal point, whence they had launched an attack |upon Ibn Saud's forces. A sanguinary | battle ensued, in which several of the {rebel sheiks were killed &?d three others were captured and exécuted. The rebels, however, rallied, the re-| ports added, and by fresh attacks gained a great victory and compelled Ibn Saud's soldiers to flee to Riyadh, capital of the Nejd. British sources here admitted the gravity of the insurrection, but felt| confident that Ibn Saud would be as| successful in dealing with it as he was with the uprisings in 1916 &nd 1918. o ACTRESS’ FATHER DIES. SAN DIEGO, Calif, July 11 (®).— John E. Bierbower, father of Elsie anis, the actress, died of heart disease here yesterday. He was taken ill while | !at the Elks' Club, of which he was | member, and was_attended there by | police surgeon. He was taken to a| hospital, where he died in about an | |hour. He was born in Marion, Ohio, n 1858. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. | Metropolitan—“On With the Show,” photoplay. at 11315 am. 1:15, 3:16, :20, 9120 and 9:35 p.m. “Fashions in Love,” at 11:55 am., 35, 5:15, 7:40 and 10 p.m. Fox—'From Headquarters,” continu- ous from noon to 11 p.m. Earle—“The Glad Rag Doll,” at 11:35 a.m., 1:35, 3:35, 6:35, 7:35 and 9:40 p.m. he Goes to Wal at) 12:50, 3, 5:15, 7:40 and 10 Columbia- 10:45 am., pm. Ambassador—“The Younger Genera- tion," at 6:10, 7:50 and 9:35 p.m. Tivoli—“Coquette,” at 2:30, 4:15, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—‘Where East Is East,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. UNIVERSAL WIRELESS APPEALS FEDERAL ACT Radio Commission’s Order to Form | Single Press Corporation Is Complained Of. ‘The Universal Service Wireless, Inc., yestreday filled with the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia a notice of appeal of the action of the Federal Radio Commission of June 20, 1929. The order complained of requires an individual group of press applicants for short-wave radio frequencies for the handling of press communications to form a single public'utility corporation, to be opened to all the press of the country on an equal basis. ‘The applicant is the subsidiary cor- poration formed by the Hearst news- papers and news services to accept a grant of short waves unconditionally and previously made to it December 22, 1928 At this time, the corporation states, the commission ordered also the issuance of construction permits to per- mit work on the erection of stations to proceed. These permits never have been issued, although requested. ‘The subsequent order of June 20, 1929, it is contended, is a direct nega- tion and violation of a previous and binding order, the form of which was entirely satisfactory to all press in-.| terests. ‘The notice of appeal is signed on be- half of the Universal Service Wireless, Incorporated, by Attorney Wilton J. Lambert, Rudolph H. Yeatman and Austin F. Canfleld of Washington; John F. Neylan, general counsel for the Hearst Corporation, and John D. Cos- tello of San Francisco, who slso is presi- dent of the complaining corporation. NEW COURSES OFFERED. Optical School at Navy Yard Deals With Periscopes. ‘The optical school at the Washington Navy Yard now offers facilities for con- ducting instruction in the care, han- dling, upkeep and minor repair of sub- marine periscope- equipment. The offi- cer and enlisted personnel at present under instruction in these two courses constitute the first classes to receive submarine periscope instruction, the Bureau of Navigation of tHe Navy De- partment observed toda; Courses in the range-finder operation and fire-control courses likewise offered are at the Washington Navy Yard, the bureau said. HERZOG’S Sea Food Cafe and Restaurant Sea Food Platter, our specialty ... Frog Le Imperial Deviled, Soft and Hard Shelled Crabs All kinds Fresh Steaks, Chops, Chicken, Open Until Midnight 11th St. & Potomac River Franklin 5823 Closed Sundays .$1.258 son etc. Once Again! George’s Semi-Annual MARYLAND Men All Over Town Wait for This BIG SALE! $1:50 42 & $3 - VALUES 2,150 Famous Maryland SHIRTS in This Sale 1,365 Firsts 785 Slight Famous STA- SET collar at- tached and neck- band styles. with two separate collars to match and the popular “Barrymore collars. Sizes 13} to 20, but not style. less elsewhere. Seconds Some very in every CHICAGO SOCETY G NEAR DEATH Debutante Critically Hurt in Traffic Crash With Hertz’s Daughter. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 11.—A blood trans- fusion was performed early today to save the life of Miss Dorothy Wilson, debutante daughter of Milton Wilson, a director of Wilson Bros., manufac- turers. Miss Wilson was critically injured esterday when her motorcar was struck gy an automoblile driven by Miss Helen Hertz, 19-year-old daughter of John Hertz, former president of the Yellow Cab Co. Miss Hertz faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and is at liberty on her own recognizance. Evanston police were told that Miss Hertz drove through a stoplight, ram- ming the Wilson car. Both machines were wrecked. Chief Freeman said that should Miss | - Wilson’s injuries prove fatal the charge against Miss Hertz would be changed to_manslaughter. Miss Wilson made her debut in North | Shore society last Winter, but with her parents she has been living in Santa Barbara, Calif. Her present | visit here was at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. E. Crane Wilson. Miss Hertz's parents learned of the accident while they were attending the | races at Arlington Park. With Albert D. Lasker, former chairman of the United States Shipping Board, they went at once to the hospital to offer their ald to Miss Wilson. Building booms, especially of houses, | are_the rule in most of the larger citles | of Western Canada this year. | Your Battery $ Set Worth 20 hase "ot the tatest AU Tiectrie AMOUS foods help- ed famous people make this famous restaurant famous. Celebrities enjoy their delicacies just like other people and like most other people they enjoy them at the Olmsted Grill. “Eat Sea Food and Keep Cool” Special Dinner, $1.00 Olmsted Grill JULY 11, 1929. BINGHAMTON “LION” HUNT KEEPS OFFICERS ON HOP Maybe It's a Dog, but Something, Running at Large, Like Citizens, Alarms Countryside. By the Associated Press, BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 11.—A “lion hunt” is keeping Binghamton po- lice, Broom County sheriff’s men and eight State troopers on the jump here. For three days the object of the search, whatever it is, has been the cause of much activity hereabouts. ‘The sheriff’s office reported that the search for the alleged African jungle beast, first seen in the hills near this city Monday, had become confused by a number of conflicting descriptions of the animal and its whereabouts. Jerry O’Connell, living here, going home yesterday through the city streets, saw what he was positive was a lion and did not stop running, he told po- lice, until he reached their headquar- ters. A special detachment of police, armed with riot guns, dashed out in search of Leo, but he was not sighted. The first belief of city and county officials that the “lion” was a dog was strengthened today when an unidenti- fled woman in Utica reported to police that in the environs of this city early the week she lost a police dog clipped look like a lion. in to MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf Dailly 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe Lunek Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon Not Open on Sundeye. Our Friday Specials Sword Fish........ 40c Ib. Cooked Hard Crabs. . 75¢ doz. Green Shrimp. . .....30c Ib. Live Hard Crabs. . . .50¢ doz. Large Soft Crabs. .$1.50 doz. Fillet Flounders. . . .. .30c Ib. Scallops. ..........40c Ib. ‘Wholesale Retail Eacho & Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th. & Water S.W. National 7973. $10.00 Puts This Splendid Graybar Exerciser in Your Home 56 .35 per month for months Order One Today GIBSON’S Famous For FineFood 71336 . Street 917-19 G St. N.'W. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. F AT FOURTEENTH ST. 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Hear Him Talk and Sing in “FASHIONS IN LOVE" —ON THE STAGE— ERBERT HER RAWLINSON IN ““SURPRISE PARTY” reaturine ZELAYA STARTING SATURDAY DOUGLAS“MAGLEMI “DIVORCE MADE EASY” LOEW’S COLUMBI F_ST. AT 12TH. Cont. from 1 NOW FLAYING A United Artists Sound Picture Eleanor Boardman In a Story of Sacrifice “SHE GOES TO WAR’ OUR GANG IN THEIR FIRST ALL. SMALL TAL STARTING SATURDAY JOLORES DEL RIO in “EVANGELINE” PERSONAL APPEARANCES Miss Del Rio will make four per- somal appearances daily starting Saturday. KIE FLOCKS OF FUN AT GLEN ECHO 40-ACRE AMUSEMENT PARK DANCING IN BALLROOM—_ORCHESTRA OF 11 ADDED TO MORE THAN 50 AMUSEMENTS FILMS Gh & C Sts NE NA Q. NILSSON in LOCKADE.” PRINCESS rod"1.a" rBoqtE “LOVE OVER NIGHT.” CARTOON, _SCENIC and_NEWS. SECO sl "BARHE S e TAKOMA 4 X 3 No Parkini Today and Tomorrow at 6:00, 7:19 and 9:02 Warner Baxter . in “Thru Different Eyes” (100% All-Talkine Special Production). Also FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ' al CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY. 2105 Pa. . 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