Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1926, Page 4

Boy Dies Trying To Restore Young TANY SURHOND PHERSNCAS ~Grand Jury, Resuming Probe Today, Will Hear Various Angles of Story. By the Associated SIOUX FALLS, 8. Dak., July:13, —Efforts of Lawrence Satlak, 11, to save the life of a young bird caused his death here ye A The boy attempted to restore the bird to its nest in the tree, when u dranch gave way and he fell. The youth’s arm was broken, eifoula- tion stopped sad ‘blood polioning developed, causing his death. ———— " By the Assoclated Press. . L0S ANGELES, July 13.—With a fumber of new witnesses subpoenaed 1 |7 since its last session, the county A grand Jury today prepared to resume " its investigations of the alleged kid- ] | paping of Aimee Semple McPherson, pastor of Angelus Temple, ¥ While Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother ; . :‘: the evangelist, heads Clt?xef“;‘?:‘ COMLARS Gy "those to testify, Assistan ef of - i Jice Murchison of Douglas, Ariz, who | DiSGQV of Bo Recall arrived he::d yeutleninw. :- am‘o.;% cq ery 5 dies 's . those expeci to play an import 2 part In the day's proceedings. Similar Mystery in Same Murchison 18 one of @ number uc;t Placé F ive Y, Ago lArizona and Sonra, Mex, officials,} ars | ‘who have accepted invitations to ap- e g0. pear before the grand jurors and tell AR s of clrcumstances surrounding the ap- Berarice of Mrs. McPherson wt fh | WV (e Asmadteled Famen border town of Agua Prieta MACON, Ga., July 18—The bodies ‘!:ex;cgga had been. missing for more | 9f & man and woman found late yes- The last witness to be summoned 4 e ‘was Clyde de Villiers, Los Angeles m"é A %Jlll'::nsmhh - ‘::nfig aviator. He was served with a sub- S1008 Tiear hove. B’vthmhldm R fon Poena yesterday after he had told | Zre AT NG m lice that he could prove that Mrs. |™g oL Vo o3 on the theory that McPherson left Los Angeles in an|. o couple had been killed at aniof airplanc when she disappeared. The (108 BOTRIS, AL PECH et Creek othar vangelist branded the aviator's story | Loy 'ang had been carried to the spot s absurd and not to be dignified [ Rl e, 08 o ound, They had with a reply.” D 8 ey Brostwell, & penver| o VUSRS atnob SRRRCIRY. Wehe writer, who has been referred to 88 |¢or the girl in a rented automobile. the evangelist's “double” and who | “mye b < gras sought in morthern Calieri tousd on the roudway.e Bitle tewveind iterday, Was e. 0. gun was fou the Jast night. | She sid that she came |scene. L4 found e here when she read dispatches that | Ap inquest will he held tomorrow. .private detectives employed by Mrs!| T¥ilson's brother, who identified the McPherson swere looking for her. bodies, sald that Miss Smith and Tmmediately upon arrival she went | Wilson were engaged to be married. %0 Angelus Temple and conferred with | Offiéers .recalled tonight that A. H. the evangelist. Later she issued a|Byars of Macon. was: shot to death ‘statement outlining her movements same manner five years since May 18, the day that Mrs. Mc- |ago in a spot a few hundred yards Pherson dropped from sight at Ocean | from where the bodies were found. K. Byars’ woman companion managed to On that day, the statement said, she | escape and summon aid. The sherift was in Denver. Shortly after that, it |believed he would be able to connect | continued, she went to Qakland and | the two l.lfiglnn with the previous in- remained in the bay district during|cident, although Byars' slayer was the entire time of Mrs. McPherson's | never apprehended. absence. 1t was eatablished that robbery was A rumor last night-that the grand | not the motive for the slayings. The jury was to terminate abruptly its |contents of Wilson's pockets were in- . investigation, while not con ,|tact and a wrist watch and engage- brought forth a statement from Su- |ment ring were found unmojested on perior Judge Arthur Kestch, head of | the s body. the inqusitorial body, that unless an | _The 1's friends last night con- | indictment was returned, no grand |firmed the statement that she was en- jury report on the case would be gaged to marry Wilson. made public. “ : e AT Veteran to Be Buried. Funeral services for Joseph C. Krie- PRISON AFTER ACCIDENT. — ger, ;r: dl‘:ld on E:’n :t“. Wult?r Two Soldiers Sentenced by Ber-|the Work Wu'.!wn“ll Ao g wyn, Md., Justice of Peace. residence, 3716 Baker street, Brent- wood, Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. o'clocl HYATTSVILLE, Md., July 13.—|St. James' Church, Mowht Rainler, at Robert B. Clokey and Frank Hansten, | Which Rev. J. will officiate. In- claiming to be United States soldiers | terment will be in Arlington National from the Coast Guard service at. Cur- | Cemetery under the auspices of Vin- tis Bay, near Baltimore, were sen-|Sent B. Costallo Post of the American tenced to six months’ imprisonment ?p‘rfv‘kt"i:r'th lfi“"'fc.; '3: r;:"l:d A s each yesterday by Justice of the Peace vived by his Med! sl ool [ George Phillips of Berwyn, with occupying a métor vebicle with- | Donnell Krleger, and a son, Joseph C. morning on the Eastern | Bridge, just west of Bladensburg. A || Remmbel‘— i Baxter of Washington. was not ar- || rested. | Assurance that out consent of the owner. third man, said to have been driving Nature may have endowed they thy, through careful ex- They were arrested following' a cols | & lision about 2:30 ‘ o’clock- -yesterday Branch the vehicle, which was identified as with most attractive eyes; having been stolen from Frank H. |} mnunmmmm 80, R R. F. HARVEY’S SON e T Since 1889 in Washington. 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