Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1929, Page 16

WOMAR MY TELL KOMPING SERETS Sensational Testimony - Ex- pected in Judge Hardy’s Impeachment Trial. By the Associated Prest. SACRAMENTO, Calif, April 12.— Senszational . testimony for the prosecu- tion in the impeachment trial of Su- perior Judge Carlos 8. Hardy was ex- pected from Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman- Sielaff, after her programmed arrival here today from Seattle. Mrs. Wiseman-Sielaff, who figured as 2 prosecution witness in the conspiracy hearing of Aimee Semple McPherson two years ago, recently made an affida- vit saying Judge Hardy had negotiated with her to produce a “Miss X" in the McPherson case who would ‘“admit™ beinfs in the companpy of Kenneth G. Ormiston, radio operator, at Carmel, Calif. The State charged that Mrs. McPherson was Ormiston's companion and that her kidnaping story was false. Judge Hardy is accused of acting il- legally as attorney for Mrs. McPherson and of obstructing justice by defending her kidnaping story. Testimony already has been presented indicating that Mrs. Wiseman-Sielaff conferred with Mrs. McPherson about the “Miss X" ar- rangement, while the evangelist’s story was under fire and that she (Mfs. | Wiseman-Sielaff) was directed to confer with Judge Hardy. Wallace Moore, a newspaperman, tes- tified yesterday that- he ‘was convinced New Jerseyite, 26, Youngest Congress “Baby”’ in History By the Associated Press. The House in the Seventy-first Congress has as its “baby” mem- ber a New Jersey Representative who qualified at its 25-year age limit just eight months before his election. He is Fred A. Hartley, jr., of Kearney, who became 26 years ~old last February 22. Mr. Hartley, who is believed by House attaches to be the young- est Representative ever to serve . in_the: House, succesds as the “'baby” _of the .Seventieth .Con- gress Representative George H. Oem? of Missourl. Combs, wh was. 27. years old when elected; did not seek re-election. . SCIENTIST IS'HONORED: - Fellowship Named for Balley K. Ashford, Hookworm Discoverer. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 12 (#).— The first fellowship in the School of Tropical Medicine, established here three years ago, has been named the “Bailey K. Ashford Fellowship” in honor of Dr. Ashford, a retired Army medical officer, who in 1899 made dis~ covery of hookworm in the Western Hemisphere, - He found the cure for the disease, on which the Rockefeller Foundation: later based 1its world-wide campaign for the eradication of hook- worm. The fellowship was the gift of an nnamed American FRENCH DOORS solida 0 *|tween St. Louis and Pittsburgh has been for the ST. LOUIS-TO-PITTSBURGH STAGE LINES COMBINED [Sfces sns Prin Co-operation in Transportation Ef- fected Designed to Insure More Frequent Schedules in Service. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aprii 12.—Con- tion of operation of their lines be- 1d Indianapolis Haute, Ind. Cincinnati will nected with the transcontinen way of Dayton. - ‘Work by Catholic nuns at :lr:p classes of gee P'nn 4 layed on lourteent the De Paul University " Chicago. effected by the Atlantic & Pacific Stages, Inc.; St. Louls, and Interstate Transit, Inc.; d;lonl:i.m»_’nwmu £ Tallentire, h e Phone “All O —the Better to Serve You tending University w; Building, MAKES ITALIAN PREMIERE: Opera Heard at First Public. Pbr- formance, With Royalty Ap- plauding Artists. By the Associated Press. ROME, April 12.-~The opera “La Cam- pans Summersa (“the Sunken Bell”), which had its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera .in New York, was heard at its first public performance in e L— < 'pecia < the audience were the Queen, , Princess Maria, Gen. de Chaliapin, who sings here next week, and Gerhardt Haupt- mann, from whose work the opera was taken. Giovanni Martinelli and Elisa- betta Rethbert, who took the'leading roles in New York, were received with rounds of applause, as was also Con- ductor Marinuzzi. The of the sscond act a group who with the music of tration, bul ”fim‘m"g; s t were appl the remainder of the audience, which fnmwmpournmuwelwmzon is personal appearance. ister at Prague to seek the search the rooms of students there in the R Further Price Reductions on These Nationally Known Items 30c sine Beecham's Pills ) ! Seturday Only.... C For Long, True Flight and Straight Putting, . U Bee-Line Golf 31:00 Botle z i Zonite Antiseptic For Taking Pictures Balls Sixty Are Arrested in Jugoslavia on Seditious Charges. 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