Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1926, Page 3

Landscape Gardeners Lawns Made Evergreens Planted + Rich Soil for Sale Ivy Plants for Cemetery Rodman Bros. 1449 Park Road Phone Col. 6808 g New—Stove Size Screened Soft Coal $ 1 Per Ton Hard Coal in All Sizes for Tmmediate Delivery John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. Tu8 13th StONW. Main A High-Class APARTMENT For Lease Apartment “E” 1155 16th St. N.W. i XTLERE [ a reception X hatl fhr - * hall, parlor, living room, ¥ t master bedrooms, din- X X room, kitchen, but- i story. For nearly two days she with- ler’s pantry and laundry. stood a grueling cross-examination, ! “" ¥laading details to her statement that Salesmen \lso 3 servants’ rooms, X|Mrs. McPherson coached her in the . SRR . | plot. neluding dining room and tl Withstands Loag Quizsing. Experienced bath L| Mrs. Wiseman-Sielaff withstood . hours of questioning on her efforts at xceptionally Targe §|securing a woman to pose as the com- One of the largest Builders - & panion of Kenneth G. Ormiston, of Homes and Apartments in rooms and ample closet former Angelus Temple radio oper- the City of Washington will space, also service ele- < |ator, with whom Keyes charges Mrs. add three .men to his Sales 1 McPherson spent the 10 days follow- Department. We want capa- vator. %|ing her disappearance, May 18, at'a |l ble, resourceful Salesmen who cottage at Carmel, an ocean resort. have been making big money Ormiston, also a co- AMER}CAN SECUR[TY object of a mon-wldfielit;:.erx;{:fl;vte;:: and_ want to make more by /AR TEUSTCOMPARY T |aay was reported at Winnipes in a |[| joining an unusually progres- telegram purporting to come from a sive organization backed by > 15th & Penna. Ave | representative of the missing radio splendid selling properties. e oth ¢ AVE L|man. The message asked immunity | SN WETWILE Mr. and Mrs. RANGES REPAIF 1 LA FR to_Washington, ER & STORAGE CO.. Phone Cle¥, WANT LOAD U 70 TWO TONS FOR iy or vicmity not lat RAHAM BROS. 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LOS ANGELES, October 16.—Coun- sel for Aimee Semple McPherson to- day were maneuvering to place a de- | fense witness on the stand before the State completes its case at the prelim- inary hearing in which the Angelus Temple pastor is charged with crim- inal conspiracy. ‘With nearly three weeks devoted to State’s testimony in support of the charge that Mrs. McPherson manu- factured a story of being kidnaped, defense counsel yesterday demanded Gayle Koontz of Tucson, owed to testify before the te witnesses were heard. p z declares she sent a_tele- }:rum from Gila Bend, Ariz., last June, | shortly before the evangelist appeared at Do Ariz., to tell of her abduc- tion. ate contends Mrs. Mc- GERMANY AGREES Amid Rowdyism, Parliament 000 and 167,000 Acres. By _the Associated Press. BERLIN, October 16.—The com: promise bill, providing a settlement between the government and the Hohenzollern family with regard to the property of the former ruler, has become law, thereby removing one of the disturbing factors of German politics. The bill was adopted by the Prus- sian Diet yesterday, 258 votes to 37, with 65 abstentions, after three read- ings attended by rowdvism unequaled in German parliamentary history. A strong police guard was necessary to protect the Diet's officers, and a re- serve of 100 men was ready for any emergency. Communists Block Course. The session hardly had got under way when the Communists their obstructive tactics. troduced all sorts of amendments, which had to be voted down and voiced a sharp protest against the presence of the police. President Bartels, however, succeeded in get- ting a vote on the separate paragraphs after a lengthy debate. By the terms of the bill, $3:600,000 is to be paid to the Hohenzollern family, which will also receive 167,000 acres of the former Kaiser’s estate. "A castle at Homburg is to be set aside for the ex-Kaiser and his wife, Princess Hermine. Four provisions of the measure caused popular criticisms, but the Prussian and Federal Parllaments apparently were so warn out that they seemed willing to arrive at any settlement at all. The, Pherson sent the telegram to Doug- las while en route to stage the final act in the kidnaping plot. Attorneys in Clash. to call Mrs. Koontz to the stand caused a heated exchange be- tween District Attorney Asa Keyes and defense attorneys, in the midst of which Judge Samuel Blake ad- Journed court until today. The defense {Qeclared Mrs. Koontz's testimony would disprove Keyes' contention that the evangelist traveled from California to Arizona in an automobile after spending nearly & month in seclusion at isolated Summer resorts. The motion is to be argued at the resumption of the hearing today. Yes- terday’s hearing marked the conclu- slon of four days of testimony in which Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff, star State witness and co-defendant with the evangelist and five others, re- mained unshaken in her confession that she was employed to fake evi- dence to support the kidnaping Effort r_the pre Replies held in strictest con- fidence. Our organization about this ad. Address Box 189-E, Star Office Buy a “PARKWAY”’ USED Ford S vrvERsaL AR You can buy many a mile of unused transporta- tion for a moderate first payment and on— EASY TERMS “PARKWAY”’ Authorized Ford Dealer 3110 M St. N.W. Open Evenings 1065 Wisc. Ave. West 163 Under CARTER Management for Ormiston if he would testify for Keyes said he had no in- tention of granting Ormiston immu- knows Nearly 13,000 laborers in the Nor- veglan paper industry recently went on @lrlke in protest flg‘xlnit reduced wa; The Argonne | 16th & Columbia Rd. 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