Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 3

WITNESS CHARGES INSULT AT HEARING: R ! Denies at McPherson Trial That She -Exhibited Pic- ture in Arizona. By the Assoclated Press. LOS "ANGELES, October 16.—The brief Saturday session of the Aimee Semple McPherson criminal conspir- acy hearing concluded here today with the inferred accusation of a woman witness for the defense that a.deputy district attorney was trying to insult her. Mry le Koontz. who said she was the wife of an Army air officer stationed at Manila. and was the third titian-haired woman to appear in the evangelist's court hearing, was intro- duced as a defense witness out -of turn, owing ‘to the fact that she is leaving suortly for San F end the Philippine Islands. Says She Sent Telegram. . Her appearance was the result of reports from Gila Bend. Ariz. that the station agent there had recognized a woman who had sent a telegram to Tucson last June as Mrs. Me- neisco Koontz testified that she was egram sender. owing the style of meticulous amination set during the past S <8 by Defense sttorney W. 1. Gilbert, Deputy District Attorney Forrest Murray unloaded a barrage of interrogations at the witness that record is 839 hours and 40 minutes. Capt. Harold D. Campbell, U. S. M. C. air pilot | Schiff Momorial Trophy by President Coolidge’ for having flown the greatest number of hours in thie air without any mishap this year. apt, "HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO! being presented with the Capt. Campbell’s Campbell, who is stationed on the ran the gamut from det: of her | West Coast, flew to the Capital to receive this coveted prize. l(inu‘ly tree u]) points of mileage on = 2 e 1os Angeles-Arizona highway. He developed she lhad made 5 W s < the trip by automobile in co S.r.m-‘psyChOlongt HDldS Men ho mol‘e With a man named 1 Brown and & second man whom Brown picked up en route. An overnight stop at Holtville was subjected to close scrutiny by the prosecuting law and then he asked the question that drew the “insult” retort from the witness. Says She Paid Own Expenses. “Did you purposely exhibit a photo- By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, October 16.—The man who smokes is likely to be a| dependable and steady worker—more | dependable, perhaps, than the non- smoker—experiments conducted . by graph to_ th tion agent at Gila!Dr. Knight Dnnlap, professor of ex- end to a t his attention?” perimental psychology at Johns Hop- In tones Mrs. Koontz shot | kins University, have tended to show. | » far as woman is concerned, “no {scientific _investigations have been y wanted to know all about [made to furnish material bearing on had pald Mrs. Koontz' train fare | the question,” Dr. Dunlap says, “and between here, San Diego and Tucson, | persons who sav that woman cannot Ariz., on trips connected with her | Smoke as man does without injury No. Are you trying to insult Eiving evidence for the McPherson de- | sbeak without evidence in support of fense, and the witness replied that | what they say she had borne all these expenses her- | Ixperiments on the effect of smok- self. ing on man, not vet completed and The deputy district attorney inti-|not finally conclusive, were under More Likely to Be of Dependable Type taken to learn whether smoking in- terfered with fine co-ordination. “There has been no evidence so far that it does interfere,” Dr. Dunlap says. “On the contrary, such evidence as we have found inclines to supnort the belief that the man who smokes will heamore steady and dependable work- er. Tobacco is a sedative. The man who smokes is more likely to go along in his work with even pro- duction in amount and quality than is the man who does not. “Smoking does increase the blood pressure slightly, but so does the telling of a good joke, and the effect produced by tobmeco is not much greater than that produced by the joke."” mated this aspect of the testimony would be gone into further at a later date. The court recessed today until Mon- THREE EXILED WIDOWS day, after Mrs. Koontz lc-lil fhe stand. OF SUI'TAN RETURN Following the theft and recovery of | — & pearl necklace valued at $70,000 in London recently the jeweler's clerk |Fourth Mate of Mohammed VI explained that he took the gems to| Prefers Europe to Changed a hotel to show it to a man who| Constantinople. wished to buy it, and t the man took the necklace away and did not return. . By the Associated Press. 2 CONSTANTINOPLE, October 16.— A e IE o W R ANY [ Three widows of Sultan Mohammed W TARD & Tex. * VI have returned from exile to make N i PRI g AR wAbupa. | their home in a small house of the 186 & SEPLER'S SOV L o1d quarter overlooking the magnifi- Lo e 10" lcent Yildiz Palace, of which they CANARIES CANARIES. | were once the mistresses. (T AtATH | “phe fourth widow, daughter of a tormer palace gardener and said to |1e the youngest and prettiest of the | grouv, did not accompany the others 10 their return, preferring to enjoy rod. | Buropean freedom. | The widows fled from Turkey three vears ago after the Sultan’s dethrone- | ment, hut hardship and penury drove 2" o, aters Indian: ACH hach g I APPLES, CIDER patuting o s |them' to petition the new Turkish K5 70 | government for permission to return, wearls, | which was recently granted. 1" | They are remaining in close seclu- sion IR — MISTRIAL IN BOY KILLING. Judge Keeps Case of Five Carolina Youths From Jury. JACKSONVILLE, N, C., October 16 | ). —A mistrial was ordered yesterday R ! in the case agaln; youths charged 95 | with murdering Hollis, whose ®body was found in New River several EPATRED “BOWERS.” | weeks ago. Phone Main 7 hov | When the State rested. the defense Lirvp_pustal " | moved for a non-suit. The court ruled Loy | that the tion had not pre- % [ sented sufiicient evidence to warrant giving the case to a_jury Defendants were Leonard and Leon | Edans, Roy Hudson, Arthur Jady and Lonnie Howard. They are said to have gone on a pienic with Hollis, { after which _the body found. st £iior ROOMS AL OR stering 190 ¢ ATRICK A. DAVIS, ing.down sbouting rang painng_Adams G808 NOT BE RESPONSIRLE ¥ han those contracted for per Mrs. F. R. MOORE 1 RANGES 16 H &t n.w R 1o 10 nm a3 and Leland si T R S WANT LOAD TP TO TW0O TN York City OF vieimits not late - SRAHAN pROS TRrCR ankiin Mrs. Andrews Quits Home Here to Take “Job” in New York By the Assoclated Press. Mrs. Lincoln C. Andrews, wife of Assistant Secretary Andrews, chief of the dry forces, has for- saken Washington life to take a “job” in New York. She wrote her husband yesterday that she was ‘“going to work” entering the travel service cor- ration conducted by a friend, Laughlin, in New York. “This ocean business sounds wet me,” the general remarked “but T to upon receiving the news, know after a few days now Mrs. Andrews will sympathize with my wishes to stay at home at night and take it easy.” Scopes Appeal Not Decided. OXVILLE, Tenn., October 16 (). he Tennessee Supreme Court ad- journed today until Nevember 20 without any indication being given as to when a decision will be announced in the appeal of Prof. John T. Scopes from_conviction of violating the State law forbidding teaching the theory of evolution in public schools. 25% OFF ANDIRONS GRATES FIRE SETS FENDERS SPARK GUARDS ETC. ELLETT —1106 9th N.W. CAPT. CAMPBELL FETED AT DINNER Warner, Lejeune and Others Praise Marine Winner of Schiff Trophy. Honors which have been conferred upon Capt. Harold D. Campbell, U. S. M. C., of the val air station at San Diego, Calif,, for winning the Herbert ' Schiff memorial trophy, awarded annually to the naval air- man flylng the greatest number of hours without an accident, came to a climax at the Mayflower Hotel last night in the form of an informal ban- quet tendered the Marine aviator by the memorial trophy committee. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Edward P. Warner, in_charge of aeronautics; Maj. Gen. John A. Le- commandant of the Marine rps; Capt. Emory S. Land, acting chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics, and Brig. Gen. James E. Fechet, as« sistant chief of the Army Air Corps, joined with Lieut. Walter C. Bryan, representing the Schiff family, in pay- ing tribute to Capt. Campbell for fly- ing 839 hours and 40 minutes during the past fiscal year without accident. Almost Cracked Up.” Capt. Campbell modestly replied to the laudatory addresses given by the speakers and revealed for the first time that in flying East from the Pacific Coast in a Marine Corps De Haviland plane, he almost “cracked up.” Capt. Campbell flew to Washington Friday from San Diego to receive the Herbert Schiff memorail trophy from President Coolidge at the White House yesterday noon. “I made three landings at night” Capt. Campbell related, “flew through several storms in the West and was forced down once. Last Tuesday, we flew nearly six hours and made only 130 miles, the toughest trip of my ca- reer. When the storm cleared away I found myself in the heart of the Ozark Mountains. No damage was done and I breathed a sigh of relief. It would have been a sad joke on me had I “cracked up” while on my way here to receive this trophy.” Capt. Campbell plans to depart for his home station by airplane, but will visit mis home in New England before heading West. Warner and Lejeune Speak. Assistant Secretary Warner em- phasized,the value of Capt. Campbell's achievement toward dispelling the fear in the public mind regarding the safety of afrcraft. Gen. Lefeune com- plimented the Marine Aviation Corps on the fact that there has been ‘no clashing and clanging within the ranks.” He declared his policy had been to urge Marine aviators not to break their necks in time of peace, although in war it probably is a neces- sity. Capt. Land paid a great tribute to William_Schiff, father of Lieut. Her- “PARKWAY” Ford TND usIvBasaL GAS Sales—Service 1065.Wis. Ave.—West 163 Under CARTER Management 3 When in Need of i Masquerade Costumes § Wigs, StageMake-up or Novelties For Pnrtlescand Ilintertlinmenn E + k»mm“";'“w“'i onsult— R. C. M. 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Last night he gave a bandit ball in one of the suburbs of Warsaw and, learning of this, the entire dis- trict was patrolled throughout the night. This afternoon the police dis- covered the house in which the ball was still in full swing. An attack on the premises was made, and Zielinski was killed in the exchange of fire and two of his bandit friends were seriously wounded. bert Schiff, a naval aviator killed in an accident at Hampton Roads, Va., while flying, and declared it would do more to stimulate safety in flying than any other agency he knew of. Gen. Fechet Cites Case. Gen. Fechet would not let the im- pression go broadcast that the Army Alr Corps is not taking safety pre- cautions for its airmen. He cited a general order issued by “An Old Cavalryman,” who after being told that a large number of wrécked air- planes he had seen was the result of “rough landings by students,” in- formed the beginners that “hereafter, students will not make rough land’ ngs."” Capt. Campbell, the last speaker, read a brief address written in the air while flying with Maj. E. H. Brain- ard, chief of Marine Corps Aviation, between Quantico and Washington, yesterday. Lieut. Bryan and Lieut. F. H. Conant, 2nd, of the Bureau of Aeronautics, arranged the dinner for Capt. Campbell. JAPANESE “STRANGLER” RELEASED FROM PRISON By Cable to The Star and New York World. TOKIO, October 16.— Capt. Masa- hiko Amakasu, the genedarme officer who strangled to death the feared an- archist Sakae Osugh Osugi's wife and their 10-year-old nephew during the confusion of the earthquake of Sep| tember, 1923, was released from prison October 9, it was learned today. He served 2 years and 10 months of his 10-year sentence for the murder of the three. Amakasu is generally regarded as a hero, despite some condemnation of his brutal method: pawriers think he rid the country of a dangerous leader. The murders occurred in the headquarters of the gendarmerie. 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